Chapter
Justice for Candy March
19:37 - 28:25 (08:47)
The murder of Candy meant that in December 1995, more than 300 people marched for justice in a town where her body was found near the Missouri River. Despite 15 people knowing the story, it took 15 years before someone reported it to the police.
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James Hiltz speaks about his sister Candace 'Candy' Hiltz's tragic murder, how he searched for answers and how he eventually found his sister's killer.
19:37 - 22:45 (03:08)
Summary
James Hiltz speaks about his sister Candace 'Candy' Hiltz's tragic murder, how he searched for answers and how he eventually found his sister's killer.
ChapterJustice for Candy March
EpisodeMURDERED: Candace Rough Surface
PodcastCrime Junkie
Two white men were arrested 15 years after the murder of a young indigenous mother, sparking conversation about the slow pace of justice for marginalized communities.
22:45 - 25:44 (02:58)
Summary
Two white men were arrested 15 years after the murder of a young indigenous mother, sparking conversation about the slow pace of justice for marginalized communities.
ChapterJustice for Candy March
EpisodeMURDERED: Candace Rough Surface
PodcastCrime Junkie
Two cousins are charged with crimes in connection to the murder of a 22-year-old woman in 2015 in South Dakota's Badlands National Park, with one agreeing to testify against the other in exchange for a plea deal.
25:44 - 26:44 (01:00)
Summary
Two cousins are charged with crimes in connection to the murder of a 22-year-old woman in 2015 in South Dakota's Badlands National Park, with one agreeing to testify against the other in exchange for a plea deal.
ChapterJustice for Candy March
EpisodeMURDERED: Candace Rough Surface
PodcastCrime Junkie
The murder of a Native American woman, found near Missouri River, has prompted a march for justice to be held in the the small reservation town of Kennel, leading up to a petition for compassion towards her convicted killer.
26:44 - 28:25 (01:40)
Summary
The murder of a Native American woman, found near Missouri River, has prompted a march for justice to be held in the the small reservation town of Kennel, leading up to a petition for compassion towards her convicted killer.