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In this compelling episode of Cross-Examination, hosts Ted Asregadoo and Brian Feinberg dive deep into one of Contra Costa County's most significant cold case breakthroughs: the 1994 murder of 28-year-old Terrie Ladwig in Concord, California.
Terrie, a transgender woman whose birth name was Larry Earl Thompson, was brutally murdered on December 2, 1994. For nearly three decades, her case remained unsolved—until advances in DNA technology and the dedication of law enforcement finally brought her killer to justice.
Featured Guests:
What You'll Learn:
This episode provides a fascinating glimpse into how cold case units operate, the importance of meticulous evidence preservation, and how modern forensic science can ultimately deliver justice for victims and their families, even after decades have passed.
Paul Holes' podcasts: Buried Bones, and Small Town Dicks.
By Contra Costa District Attorney’s Office4.3
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In this compelling episode of Cross-Examination, hosts Ted Asregadoo and Brian Feinberg dive deep into one of Contra Costa County's most significant cold case breakthroughs: the 1994 murder of 28-year-old Terrie Ladwig in Concord, California.
Terrie, a transgender woman whose birth name was Larry Earl Thompson, was brutally murdered on December 2, 1994. For nearly three decades, her case remained unsolved—until advances in DNA technology and the dedication of law enforcement finally brought her killer to justice.
Featured Guests:
What You'll Learn:
This episode provides a fascinating glimpse into how cold case units operate, the importance of meticulous evidence preservation, and how modern forensic science can ultimately deliver justice for victims and their families, even after decades have passed.
Paul Holes' podcasts: Buried Bones, and Small Town Dicks.