Summary

This episode covers the investigation, arrest, confession, trial, and aftermath of the Henry Louis Wallace case. The investigation faced criticism for taking a long time to identify the killer, with concerns raised about racial and socioeconomic biases. The arrest of Wallace came after the police connected him to the victims through various means. Wallace confessed to 10 murders in Charlotte and one in South Carolina, providing gruesome details of his crimes. He was convicted of nine murders and sentenced to death. Appeals to overturn the conviction were unsuccessful.

Chapters

00:00 Investigation and Outrage

03:26 Arrest and Confession

10:14 Details of the Confession

16:23 Aftermath of the Arrest and Confession

17:28 Trial and Conviction

27:21 Appeals and Death Sentence