Chapter
Investigating a Murder
17:56 - 22:54 (04:58)
A white woman sets out with a producer, microphone in hand, looking for a black man who could have information on a white woman's murder. The police have talked to him after he was reported driving slowly near the crime scene and attending the funeral.
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Police question a suspect in connection to a murder case, after a K-9 officer reported seeing the suspect's car driving slowly near the crime scene and at the funeral.
17:56 - 19:40 (01:44)
Summary
Police question a suspect in connection to a murder case, after a K-9 officer reported seeing the suspect's car driving slowly near the crime scene and at the funeral. The investigation continues to determine what happened in the days directly following the murder.
ChapterInvestigating a Murder
EpisodeDevil in the Ditch | 4. The Robbery Theory
PodcastWitnessed: Devil in the Ditch
The host discusses the challenges of navigating a racially and economically segregated town while trying to investigate a murder.
19:40 - 21:16 (01:35)
Summary
The host discusses the challenges of navigating a racially and economically segregated town while trying to investigate a murder. She reflects on the history of segregation in the town and the potential danger of being a white woman looking for information from black men.
ChapterInvestigating a Murder
EpisodeDevil in the Ditch | 4. The Robbery Theory
PodcastWitnessed: Devil in the Ditch
A man interviews a woman about a murder case and asks if she knows the suspect.
21:16 - 22:16 (01:00)
Summary
A man interviews a woman about a murder case and asks if she knows the suspect. The woman is skeptical but eventually reveals that the suspect is her son and that the police had also questioned him at the time of the murder.
ChapterInvestigating a Murder
EpisodeDevil in the Ditch | 4. The Robbery Theory
PodcastWitnessed: Devil in the Ditch
The police talked to every black person who worked in Wilson Park, where Ahmaud Arbery had been seen running.
22:16 - 22:54 (00:37)
Summary
The police talked to every black person who worked in Wilson Park, where Ahmaud Arbery had been seen running. There was an intense investigation into his murder, including questioning black residents and workers in the area.