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Mar 1, 2019 1 hr 10 min

The Fine Line Between Exoneration and Execution

from The Creep Dive

The story of Cameron Todd Willingham, a man sentenced to death for the murder of his three children, is full of holes. His 1992 conviction rested on reports from two arson investigators who determined beyond doubt that Willingham had intentionally set his home on fire on the morning of December 23rd 1991. Convicted and sentenced to death, Willingham maintained his innocence for the 12 years he spent in prison. It's a story that will make you question your faith in authority, your faith in science and your own bias. Welcome to the Creep Dive, a podcast in which hosts Sophie White, Jen O’Dwyer and Cassie Delaney investigate and report on the lesser known details of that bizarre stories that made the headlines. From con artists to encounters with the supernatural, we delve deeper than any normal person has time for and piece together the facts. The Creep Dive is produced by Tall Tales Podcasts. Hosted by: @sophie_white_ @jenodywer @cassielorraine @talltalespodcasts For more see TallTales.ie

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