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Hugo Selenski was the very definition of a problem child. By age 15 he was a father, had multiple DUIs, and multiple arrests for other offenses. His life only went further into the darkness as an adult when he added multiple murder charges to his rap sheet. But, is there more to his story? Could he be innocent of some of his charges? 

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Today we are joined by Marc Veazey. Jamie and Marc met at CrimeCon, and Jamie knew he had to have Marc on True Crimecast.

Marc Veazey is retired FBI Special Agent and Supervisor, a former corporate investigator, a podcast creator, and a soon-to-be author. In today's episode, he talks about one of the biggest cases of his career, his various creative projects, and a new investigation that could impact cases in multiple states. You do not want to miss this fascinating interview.

Find Marc's current podcast, Just One More Question, wherever you find your podcasts!

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Criminals will stop at nothing to stay out of prison. Apparently, they will go even further to keep their cash. 

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Violence should never be the first option to settle a dispute. And this type of violence should probably never be an option. 
RE-POST 
Due to technical issues, this is an updated version of the True Crime To-Go episode that aired on May 31st. 

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Melinda Dawson was stolen as a baby, her mother was murdered, and her husband was falsely imprisoned. She worked tirelessly to rectify all of these situations as much as she could. How far would she go? And how far would she get? You do not want to miss this fascinating story. 

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In the 1950's and 1960's, the town of McCaysville, Georgia had an influx of tourists. But instead of coming to town to see the Mayberry-like atmosphere, they were there to pick up something very important: children. Dr. Thomas Hicks provided at least 200 babies for adoption out of his clinic. While helping children in need to find homes is a noble task, there is nothing honorable about the way Dr. Hicks trafficked children from Akron down to Atlanta.

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