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308: The Death of Sandy Maloney- Accident or Murder?
Sandy Maloney was expected in court in February of 1998 for her final hearing in her divorce from husband, John Maloney. She had spoken with her mother several times the night before and after being concerned for her daughter, Lola promised that she would make the just over two hour drive from Madison, Wisconsin to Green Bay, Wisconsin the next morning to check on her. When Lola arrived, she found her daughter’s body burned, not only on the sofa, but into it. After months of investigating, her husband, a local police officer, was accused and convicted of her murder. However, he has always maintained his innocence and it’s entirely possible that he isn’t responsible for Sandy’s death.
Trigger Warnings: Murder, Suicide, Drug Addiction
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Sandy Maloney was expected in court in February of 1998 for her final hearing in her divorce from husband, John Maloney. She had spoken with her mother several times the night before and after being concerned for her daughter, Lola promised that she would make the just over two hour drive from Madison, Wisconsin to Green Bay, Wisconsin the next morning to check on her. When Lola arrived, she found her daughter’s body burned, not only on the sofa, but into it. After months of investigating, her husband, a local police officer, was accused and convicted of her murder. However, he has always maintained his innocence and it’s entirely possible that he isn’t responsible for Sandy’s death.
Trigger Warnings: Murder, Suicide, Drug Addiction
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Audio Production by Wayfare Recording
Music provided by Steven Tobi
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YouTube Editing by Jennifer Da Silva
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