Chapter
Ambiguous nature of abusive relationships
47:20 - 52:55 (05:35)
The end of an abusive relationship does not necessarily mean cutting off all contact with the abuser. It is a complicated process and requires more than just a clean break up.
Clips
The possible glitch in Jennifer Kesse's phone call from the night of her disappearance is discussed, with theories about the type of background noise one would expect to hear if the call had been made from an actual nightclub.
47:20 - 49:25 (02:05)
Summary
The possible glitch in Jennifer Kesse's phone call from the night of her disappearance is discussed, with theories about the type of background noise one would expect to hear if the call had been made from an actual nightclub.
ChapterAmbiguous nature of abusive relationships
EpisodeMURDERED: Faith Hedgepeth
PodcastCrime Junkie
In a conversation about a possible T-Pain song heard in the background of a certain setting, it is confirmed that the song matched the timeframe and possibility of being T-Pain's.
49:25 - 49:49 (00:23)
Summary
In a conversation about a possible T-Pain song heard in the background of a certain setting, it is confirmed that the song matched the timeframe and possibility of being T-Pain's.
ChapterAmbiguous nature of abusive relationships
EpisodeMURDERED: Faith Hedgepeth
PodcastCrime Junkie
Arlo's argument analysis reveals four people arguing with violent language, suggesting that the end of a relationship does not necessarily mean the end of contact with an ex-partner.
49:49 - 52:55 (03:06)
Summary
Arlo's argument analysis reveals four people arguing with violent language, suggesting that the end of a relationship does not necessarily mean the end of contact with an ex-partner.