Episode 6: Public Image and Private Truth

from Cleveland County Valentine · host True Advocate

Award-winning criminologist, former investigator, and volunteer for cold cases of missing persons, Judith A. Yates, author of How to Recognize the Devil and The Devil You Know, delves into the dynamics between public perception and hidden truths in the case of Asha Degree. www.JudithAYates.com

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