A 1962 murder in New Jersey. A teenage defendant. A prison escape. A 1970s airline hijacking. A man who disappeared for decades. And a courtroom battle that forced two countries to answer the same impossible question: what is justice after half a lifetime?

In this episode of The Black Docket, we unpack the extraordinary true crime case of George Wright, one of the most complex fugitives in American history. From New Jersey to Europe, from prison walls to international courts, this story weaves together crime, politics, race, law, and the long shadow of consequence.

This is not just a true crime podcast. This is courtroom history. This is survival. This is accountability colliding with time.

If you’re into long-form true crime, real court cases, historical crime stories, international justice, prison escapes, and stories that make you sit back and ask hard questions,  this episode belongs in your queue.

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