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Possible Explanation for Badly Painted Car in Green River Killer Case
04:19 - 09:51 (05:31)
The badly painted green car owned by the Green River Killer may have been taken to a car dealership or entrusted to a dealer for sale after the murders to conceal its identity. Proof of this idea remains to be seen.
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The killer may have owned a car dealership or worked at one, allowing him to swap plates, clean, paint and sell the car out of the state.
04:19 - 06:40 (02:21)
Summary
The killer may have owned a car dealership or worked at one, allowing him to swap plates, clean, paint and sell the car out of the state. In 1988, police interviewed a man who had bought a car from Kenneth Jr. in July of 1984.
ChapterPossible Explanation for Badly Painted Car in Green River Killer Case
Episode10 of 15: Look at the Deeds
PodcastThe Deck Investigates
The hosts decided to visit Kenneth McCune Jr. to ask him questions about the death of Darlene.
06:40 - 07:49 (01:09)
Summary
The hosts decided to visit Kenneth McCune Jr. to ask him questions about the death of Darlene. Though he initially refused to talk, he later spoke to them for about 20 minutes through his doorway.
ChapterPossible Explanation for Badly Painted Car in Green River Killer Case
Episode10 of 15: Look at the Deeds
PodcastThe Deck Investigates
The impact of wrongful suspicion can be long-lasting and detrimental, as an individual recalls the impact of being accused of a crime without sufficient evidence.
07:49 - 09:51 (02:01)
Summary
The impact of wrongful suspicion can be long-lasting and detrimental, as an individual recalls the impact of being accused of a crime without sufficient evidence.