Death Row Dialogue

Death Row Dialogue

By Kalynn and BrookeComedyTrue CrimeHistory
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Death Row Dialogue episodes

  • James Smith #36

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    James Smith was a tarot card dealer from Kentucky. He decided to rob a bank and murder one of the tellers who was giving him the money he asked for. The one thing that makes this case famous is Smith's last meal request: Dirt.

    15 min
  • Ireland: Michael Manning

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    KaLynn gives a brief history of capital punishment in the Republic of Ireland. We then go over the last inmate put to death in Ireland: Michael Manning. Michael Manning raped and murdered a 65 yr old nurse who was walking home from her shift at the hospital. 

    21 min
  • Michigan: Marvin Gabrion

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    Michigan state has outlawed the death penalty so today we are looking at a Federal case that took place in Michigan. 
    Marvin Gabrion was the suspect of multiple disappearances but the police could only prove one of them. 

    35 min
  • Jerome Butler #34

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    Jerome Butler was a 50 year old man who murdered not 1 but 2 men. The crazy part is that the murders were 12 years apart and the men were friends. 

    30 min
  • Out of State: CA Robert Harris

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    Robert Harris had an awful childhood followed by an awful adult life. He committed multiple crimes without a thought and even decided to brag about them. He was the first inmate in California to be executed in 25 years. Don't forget to comment on this episode on Spotify if you have any questions or comments. 

    36 min
  • DRD ep 32: Carlos DeLuna

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    Carlos DeLuna was either at the wrong place at the wrong time or was a murderer. The police were given 3 different subject descriptions, multiple different directions of travel, and no blood was found on him. Listen to all the facts and decide for yourself.

    31 min

About Death Row Dialogue

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Co Host KaLynn tells Co Host Brooke about a death row inmate from Texas, their crime, and their final words.