In this episode of 'Killing 15 Minutes', hosts AJ Carey and Sam Rossi celebrate the New Year by reflecting on their podcast journey, discussing past episodes, and exploring various notorious criminals. They delve into the thematic elements of crime and justice, share insights on unique cases like 'The Doodler', and outline their future plans for the podcast. The conversation is filled with humor, nostalgia, and a commitment to continue engaging with their audience. 

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Killing 15 Minutes returns January 14th! Come and listen to host A.J. Carey read true crime scripts from his stoner sister, Sam Rossi! And hey, we also have a relaunched YouTube channel!

Hi everybody! We are going on break but first some good news. Sam is going to college.

AJ follows the thoughts of his sister, Sam as she takes him on a whirl wind in this small town.

Hello! Sam and AJ discusses the family court bombing in Sydney Austrialia. From when the court started to the bombing of judges. Its sure to be a roller coaster.

The episode explores the infamous West Memphis case, focusing on the investigation’s flaws, media influence, and the community’s lasting reaction. It highlights how public perception and law enforcement pressure shaped the trial’s outcome and eventual re-examination. The discussion raises questions about justice, truth, and the power of storytelling in shaping criminal narratives.

This episode discusses the infamous West Memphis Three case, revisiting the 1993 murders, wrongful convictions, and the public’s ongoing debate about justice and truth. The hosts reflect on evidence, media influence, and how the case shaped true crime awareness.

In this episode, the hosts explore one of the most infamous and controversial criminal-justice stories in U.S. history: the 1993 murders of three eight-year-old boys in West Memphis, Arkansas. # teens were charged. This is the trial of Jesse Misskelley.

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Sam and AJ continue the dive into the trial of the West Memphis 3 in this part 2 of an "I don't know how long this will take" series.They discuss the investigation's missteps, the societal context of the time, including the satanic panic, and the implications of police errors in the case. The conversation highlights the complexities of the justice system and the impact of public perception on the accused.

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In this episode, AJ Carey and Sam Rossi delve into the tragic case of the West Memphis Three, focusing on the murder of three young boys in 1993 and the wrongful conviction of three teenagers. They discuss the investigation's missteps, the societal context of the time, including the satanic panic, and the implications of police errors in the case. The conversation highlights the complexities of the justice system and the impact of public perception on the accused.

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