Chapter
False Confessions
16:53 - 23:11 (06:17)
False confessions are a common occurrence, especially in cases where all the details are readily available to the public. Obsessing over a case can lead to an unhealthy level of involvement.
Clips
The disappearance of Don Lewis, husband of Big Cat Rescue owner Carole Baskin, is still a mystery, with many theories involving foul play by his wife.
16:53 - 18:35 (01:42)
Summary
The disappearance of Don Lewis, husband of Big Cat Rescue owner Carole Baskin, is still a mystery, with many theories involving foul play by his wife. However, the recent popularity of Netflix's Tiger King has renewed interest in the case and reignited discussions of possible suspects.
ChapterFalse Confessions
EpisodeMURDERED: Tracy Kirkpatrick
PodcastCrime Junkie
In the third episode of the podcast "The Mysterious Murder of Sister Cathy," the caller who claims to know the identity of Cathy's killer is traced to a pay phone outside of a supermarket in Walkersville, but no evidence is found, and the police release a letter in local newspapers to beg the killer to turn himself in.
18:35 - 19:29 (00:53)
Summary
In the third episode of the podcast "The Mysterious Murder of Sister Cathy," the caller who claims to know the identity of Cathy's killer is traced to a pay phone outside of a supermarket in Walkersville, but no evidence is found, and the police release a letter in local newspapers to beg the killer to turn himself in.
ChapterFalse Confessions
EpisodeMURDERED: Tracy Kirkpatrick
PodcastCrime Junkie
Investigators, at a loss in the Tracey Kirkpatrick case, receive help from a psychic who had been contacted by a man named Sean, who was so obsessed with the case that he mailed newspaper clippings to the psychic.
19:29 - 20:33 (01:03)
Summary
Investigators, at a loss in the Tracey Kirkpatrick case, receive help from a psychic who had been contacted by a man named Sean, who was so obsessed with the case that he mailed newspaper clippings to the psychic.
ChapterFalse Confessions
EpisodeMURDERED: Tracy Kirkpatrick
PodcastCrime Junkie
False confessions are not uncommon in criminal investigations and can lead to a wrongful conviction.
20:33 - 23:11 (02:37)
Summary
False confessions are not uncommon in criminal investigations and can lead to a wrongful conviction. This is illustrated by the case of a man who inserted himself into an investigation with false confessions and descriptions, but had no actual connection to the crime.