A prisoner in Starke, Florida wrote me a letter one day.  It started out with the spookiest of lines, "Dear Mr. Busch, I have been diagnosed with AIDS and it is terminal.  I killed two people in your area and I need to get right with God".

A prisoner in Starke, Florida wrote me a letter one day. It started out with the spookiest of lines, "Dear Mr. Busch, I have been diagnosed with AIDS and it is terminal. I killed two people in your area and I need to get right with God".

A prisoner in Starke, Florida wrote me a letter one day. &nbsp;It started out with the spookiest of lines, "Dear Mr. Busch, I have been diagnosed with AIDS and it is terminal. &nbsp;I killed two people in your area and I need to get right with God".

A Murder Confession but No Bodies

True crime as told by a veteran prosecutor from Flint, Michigan. Features interesting murder, rape, robbery and other horrific crimes. Episodes often are from the file cabinet of the prosecutor or trial lawyers who argued to the jury to convict. The podcast journey takes you into investigations, development of trial theories strategies. Criminal law isn't bean bag. Successfully prosecuting cases requires thoughtful strategy and skill. If you like criminal thrillers and murder cases you will love the True Crime Flint.

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