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The Coldest Case In Laramie - Episode 8
Kim interviews Fred Lamb and takes a fresh look at the case.
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The Coldest Case In Laramie - Episode 7
Kim takes stock of the evidence against Fred Lamb and gets to the bottom of the stories she’s heard about him — including one from his wife of more than 30 years.
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The Coldest Case In Laramie - Episode 6
Kim examines the bizarre interrogation that led to Fred Lamb’s arrest.
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The Coldest Case In Laramie - Episode 5
Kim talks to someone who confessed to Shelli’s murder from a jail in Arizona.
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The Coldest Case In Laramie - Episode 4
Kim digs into the early stages of the investigation into Shelli’s murder and follows up with old suspects.
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The Coldest Case In Laramie - Episode 3
Kim heads to Laramie and hears two very different versions of the case against Fred Lamb.
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Well done on releasing a murderer
NPR cat lady releases a murderer through the court of public opinion, this is absolutely abhorrent and has failed to highlight any of the facts of his absolute guilt , that poor girl, shame on you, shame on the parishioners of the mosque that lied on his whereabouts, shame on Rabia for the disinformation and lies during the court case and shame on all of you that defended this POS
Find US justice baffling!
Series 3 is as fascinating as the others, but as some one used to UK legal system i just can’t get my head round the accepted blurring of boundaries between police, judges and what in the uk we call the cps (criminal prosecution service) and the lack of forensic and concrete evidence needed to prosecute. Seems you can just pile up as many charges as possible and the charged person knows the system is so skewed they are better off pleading to some thing they likely didn’t do just to escape getting convicted of a worse crime. It seems crazy from over the pond. I’m not saying ours is perfect, our police don’t have corruption, there isn’t any racism, sexism, homophobia etc but wow i am so grateful i was born in the UK