Chapter
Misleading Truck Title
12:04 - 22:06 (10:02)
After John McLemore's death, someone sold his pickup truck using a title with a forged signature, claiming to have purchased it from his stepson Tyler. A woman named Rita discovered the fraudulent title and secured the truck for John's family.
Clips
The darkness of a room can cause a patient with dementia to lose track of time, such was the case of Mary Grace whose dementia progressed so much in the span of a few weeks that she lost 10 years of her life.
12:04 - 14:25 (02:20)
Summary
The darkness of a room can cause a patient with dementia to lose track of time, such was the case of Mary Grace whose dementia progressed so much in the span of a few weeks that she lost 10 years of her life.
ChapterMisleading Truck Title
EpisodeS-Town - Chapter V
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Rita, a friend of John B McLemore, tracks down the guy who bought his truck from Tyler after John's death and discovers that the title was revoked and sold fraudulently.
14:25 - 18:17 (03:51)
Summary
Rita, a friend of John B McLemore, tracks down the guy who bought his truck from Tyler after John's death and discovers that the title was revoked and sold fraudulently.
ChapterMisleading Truck Title
EpisodeS-Town - Chapter V
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Rita confronts the police about Tyler's harassment and goes to his grandmother's house to gather evidence of stolen property.
18:17 - 21:05 (02:48)
Summary
Rita confronts the police about Tyler's harassment and goes to his grandmother's house to gather evidence of stolen property. The police failed to take action despite Rita's claims.
ChapterMisleading Truck Title
EpisodeS-Town - Chapter V
PodcastSerial
A family member of a Woodstock man who was found dead hanging in his house says she doesn't believe he committed suicide and she also accused the police of being on the side of the man who was living with her brother.
21:05 - 22:06 (01:01)
Summary
A family member of a Woodstock man who was found dead hanging in his house says she doesn't believe he committed suicide and she also accused the police of being on the side of the man who was living with her brother. The police chief says they found no money or gold in the victim's house, but he didn't comment on the police's bias, while the family friend of the victim and the man living with him are still in contact.