HeyJaredThe Long Dark Walk
True crime writer John Olszewski interviews convicted murderers from the prisons they're serving their sentences in.
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What Do Raymond Lazarine and Randy Herman Have In Common? (opens the original)
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John continues looking into sleepwalking defenses as Raymond Lazarine calls in. Raymond Lazarine was convicted of the murder of his wife Deborah and is serving a 75-year sentence.
What did Piers Morgan want with Mark Riebe? (opens the original)
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Mark Riebe calls in to John & Andy to talk about the people who reach out to contact convicted murderers and what they want. Mark Riebe was conviced of murder and is serving a sentence of 25 years to life.
Why Do Serial Killers Have Custom Letterheads? (opens the original)
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In the first-ever live Long Dark Walk, John reads a selectionof letters he's received over the years, from John Wayne Gacy and Richard Ramirez to Michael Ross and Arthur Shawcross.
Was The Evidence That Convicted Alejandro Henriquez Too Circumstantial? (opens the original)
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Alejandro Henriquez joins John & Andy to talk about whether the evidence that convinced a jury of his guilt would get the same result today. Alejandro Henriquez was convicted of three counts of murder and is serving three consecutive sentences of 25 years to life.
How Did Working In the Prison System Affect Jack McClintock? (opens the original)
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Former prison psychologist Jack McClintock joins John and Andy to tell tales of his 50-year career at MCI-Walpole, the former maximum-security prison.
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