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**Warning: Graphic Content** THIS EPISODE FEATURES CHILD VICTIM(S): This episode describes femicide, sexual assault and mentally disabled victims
Sabrina Buie's case was solved relatively quickly, bringing closure to her family. But when Joann Brockman is murdered everything changes.
Research References: Henry McCollum - National Registry of Exonerations ; State V Artis 1989; ABC11 Raleigh-Durham "Sabrina Buie Family - 'It feels like hell'"; Roscoe Artis Obituary in Gastonia at Gregory Funeral Service | Obit
Musical Credit: Universfield and Ashot_Danielyan via Pixabay
Photo Credit: Daily Mail; copyright Handout
**Warning: Graphic Content** This episode describes torture, graphic injuries, and femicide.
In 1995 a woman's mutilated body is found in the woods of a public park.
Research References: State of Tennessee vs. Christa PIKE; Investigation Discovery, Mean Girl Murders episode "She-devil"
Musical Credit: Ashot_Danielyan via Pixabay
Photo Credit: May Martinez
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True crime without the frills or sensationalism. A Seriously Killer Podcast explores real cases with a focus on the lives behind the headlines, giving victims the humanity, dignity, and attention…
We ask who before whodunit.
Each episode is named after the murder victims involved in the case, to memorialize them, though they may not be the only victims in that case. A Seriously Killer Podcast believes all murder victims deserve to be named, whether their killer was charged, convicted, or simply attributed. If a conviction was not secured, A Seriously Killer Podcast acknowledges that they are presumed innocent.
Take a closer look at www.aseriouslykillerpodcast.com