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The podcast episode discusses the unsolved murder of Kimberly King, and the lack of photography evidence obtained by detectives during the investigation. The episode contains descriptions of violence or sexual nature and is intended for people over the age of 18.
The cold case squad requested a DNA sample in an unsolved case that was initially deemed an accident, leading to possible suspicion of foul play.
The hosts discuss a case in which everything the investigators did was sketchy and left a lot of doubt around the murder conviction. An ad for HelloFresh is inserted midway through the episode.
A blood expert testifies that due to the lack of visible blood spatter in the trailer, the victim was not killed inside and refutes claims of a potential medical condition as the cause of death.
The speaker discusses a criminal case where the defendant's medical condition was not clearly defined, leading to speculation about the cause of her injuries, including a subdural hematoma. The speaker also briefly mentions medications like Prozac and their intended use.
A possible crime scene is described with a woman laying face up on a bed with bruising and some blood visible.
The speaker describes a vivid and disturbing image of a dead body with blood coming out of her mouth and two spots of blood going against gravity in the shape of the knife blade.
Analysis of Amy Winehouse's autopsy report highlights inconsistencies, cast doubts on her official cause of death, and fuels conspiracy theories surrounding the idea that she was murdered.
In this episode, the Real Life Real Crime podcast discusses the discovery of small droplets of blood in a residence. It is the first time ever that this information is being shared with the public.
The host of the Real Life, Real Crime podcast mentions the Louisiana Organ Procurement Agency and encourages listeners to subscribe to the podcast and YouTube channel.