In this episode, Erin and Autumn explore the complexities of true crime through the lens of two significant cases: the tragic poisoning case of Autumn Klein, who died from cyanide by a husband who denies it all, and the civil rights legacy of Medgar Evers. The conversation begins with light banter and a discussion of the Elizabeth Smart documentary, transitioning into a deeper examination of trust, betrayal, and the science behind poisoning. The episode culminates in a reflection on justice, endurance, and the importance of remembering those who fought for civil rights.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Light Banter

02:59 Elizabeth Smart Documentary Discussion

05:49 Cirque du Soleil Experience

08:50 Autumn's Case Introduction

12:51 The Story of Autumn Klein

25:24 The Science of Poisoning

29:11 The Trial of Robert Ferrante

48:48 Medgar Evers: A Civil Rights Leader

58:27 Conclusion and Reflections

keywords

Murder, Crime, Elizabeth Smart, Autumn Klein, Medgar Evers, Cyanide Poisoning, True Crime, Podcast, Justice, Civil Rights