Death Row Diaries

Matt and Bill discuss the opening episode of Bill's show, Death Row Confidential, now available on the Oxygen Channel and Peacock.

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With Bill out of prison we're able to do the show in video now. Baby steps. Bill talks about his upcoming TV series and his solving of cold cases involving serial killer Joseph Naso.

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Matt and Bill record the final episode with Bill behind bars. The show will go on, but Bill will be on the outside.

Matt and Bill bring you the story of a man who broke out of death row, only to run his mouth and be murdered that very night. You just can't help some people.

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Matt and Bill discuss the case of two Florida swamp killers and take a listener question.

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Matt and Bill discuss whether or not there is a serial killer stalking the streets of New England.

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Jonathan Bruce Reed was convicted three times for the same murder, not an easy feat. Questions remain as to whether he is guilty or not, Reed claims innocence, but who did it?

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What's your worst nightmare? A crazy naked guy entering your home with a pitchfork, maybe. Johnathon Bruce was a big fan of the movie Halloween, too big a fan apparently. Matt and Bill discuss the case.

We welcome Nisha, a special guest and friend of the show to follow up on Bill's parole news.

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Matt and Bill react to the amazing news that Bill has been granted parole after nearly forty years. The decision came down this week, and everyone is still processing what happened.