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Nov 20, 2023 43 min

Episódio 29: Suzanne Collins

from Cravos & Crimes Hosted by Gabriela Oda

Suzanne Collins era uma adolescente que sonhou longe e cedo ela realizou um de seus sonhos: entrar na Marinha e estudar lá. Uma realização gigantesca para uma mulher, principalmente na década de 80. Mas a vida de Suzanne foi interrompida por Sedley Alley, ou não? Venha acompanhar a história de Suzanne e o enigma que envolve todo o brutal assassinato dela! instagram: ⁠@cravosecrimes⁠ | twitter: ⁠@cravosecrimes⁠ Música: Death's Favorite Chair by HoliznaCC0 is licensed under a CC0 1.0 Universal License. email para contato: [email protected] ⁠DOAÇÕES PARA TAMO JUNTAS ⁠sugestão de casos⁠ FONTES: - “DNA Exonerations in the United States (1989-2020)” escrito pela equipe do Innocence Project; - “Daughter of executed man wants DNA to prove his innocence” escrito por Travis Loller para a Associated Press; - “Thirteen years after death-row inmate executed, court asked to test DNA that could exonerate Tennessee man” escrito por Katherine Burgess para Commercial Appeal; - “A DNA test could exonerate a man 13 years after his execution. The state refuses to do it” escrito por Deanna Paul para The Washington Post; - Wikipedia: Murder of Suzanne Marie Collins; - “Did Tennessee execute the wrong man for a horrific 1980s murder? Alcoholic who confessed but then recanted before his 2006 death may have been INNOCENT as cops suspect an ex-pastor arrested last year for another brutal killing in Missouri could be connected” escrito por Ralph R. Ortega para Daily Mail; - Murderpedia: Sedley Alley; - “Family attorneys argue for DNA testing in case of man executed for murder” escrito pela equipe de reportagem do Action News 5; - “Was Sedley Alley wrongly executed in 2006 for the murder of Suzanne Marie Collins? Family insists on finding the truth” escrito por Akshay Pai para Meaww; - “Sedley Alley: The search for the truth after execution” escrito pela equipe do Innocence Project; - “10 Key Facts About Sedley Alley, Denied DNA Testing Before Execution” escrito pela equipe do Innocence Project; - Documentos do processo “STATE of Tennessee, Appellee, v. Sedley ALLEY, Appellant.”; - “The Murder of a Marine – The Horrific Death of Suzanne Collins” escrito por Synova para My True Crime Stories; - “Transtorno Dissociativo de identidade” por David Spiegel para Manual MSD; - “Transtorno de personalidade limítrofe (TPL)” por Mark Zimmerman para Manual MSD.

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