Wrongful Conviction: The Exoneration of Willie T. Donald

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How Cops Hunted Down a Coed’s Killer with DNA and a DWI

This week on True Crime News The Podcast: For more than nine years, police hunted for the person who beat 19-year-old college student Faith Hedgepeth to death in 2012. Miguel Salguero Olivares was arrested in 2021 for driving drunk, and his DNA matched evidence at the crime scene ...  Show more

He sued his ex on ‘The People’s Court.’ Then she vanished.

This Week on True Crime News The Podcast: A mother slain after airing sordid details of her tumultuous relationship on national television. Michelle Parker was sued by her ex-fiancé Dale Smith Jr. on “The People’s Court” for the cost of a lost engagement ring. The same day the ep ...  Show more

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