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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2022 · 58 MIN

Crime: True and Imagined

from Bay Area Book Festival Podcast · host Bay Area Book Festival

Jessica Garrison, Tod Goldberg, Paul Holes, Megan Cassidy What do crimes, real or fictional, reveal about human nature? Shedding light are legendary cold-case investigator Paul Holes (who helped solve the Golden State Killer case); Los Angeles Times investigative journalist Jessica Garrison ("The Devil's Harvest") and bestselling fiction writer Tod Goldberg, with his collection of gangster tales, "The Low Desert." In a conversation moderated by San Francisco Chronicle crime reporter Megan Cassidy, these authors will show us how scratching the surface of a crime uncovers an unforgettable story about ourselves.

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