Dead Man Talking

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Dead Man Talking, led Alex on an investigation into the crimes and confessions of The Railroad Killer, Angel Resendiz.

21 mai

Dead Man Talking: An Update

Alex Hannaford returns with a major update on the case of Andres Mascorro, who has spent 27 years in prison for the murder of Darryl Kolojaco, despite always maintaining his innocence. Back in 2003, serial killer Angel Resendiz told Alex that he - not Andres - was responsible for the murder, but the State of Texas executed him three years later. By the time the podcast series ended in 2019, the case appeared to be a clear miscarriage of justice. Since then, an extraordinary effort by lawyers and investigators has gone into trying to exonerate Andres. Now, Alex reveals what's been happening behind the scenes - and shares some incredible news. Presented by Alex Hannaford and produced by Peter Sale Dead Man Talking is a production of Nofiction.comThe theme song "The Railroad" is by Goodnight, Texas (hiwearegoodnighttexashowareyou.com)You can find out more about the work of the Innocence Project of Texas at innocencetexas.org

35 min
13/10/2020

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6 min
12/02/2019

S1 Dead Man Talking: The Corrections Officer (BONUS EP)

In this special interview, Alex speaks to Dead Man Talking listener and former Corrections Officer, Bobby Blanton. Bobby worked as a guard at the Polunsky Unit, which houses Texas’s death row, and got to know Angel Resendiz well while the serial killer was an inmate there. Bobby explains why he believes the confessions on the tape are true. Presented by Alex Hannaford and produced by Peter Sale

23 min
05/02/2019

S1 Dead Man Talking: The Q & A (BONUS EP)

In this special episode Alex looks back on the Dead Man Talking series and answers listeners' questions — ranging from his faith in the US justice system, regrets on losing the tape, and why Resendiz was only ever charged with one murder. Presented by Alex Hannaford and produced by Peter Sale

36 min
29/01/2019

S1 Dead Man Talking: The Finale

In the final episode of Alex's investigation into the confessions of Angel Resendiz, we look at all the evidence gathered so far. Was his hunch that Resendiz was telling him the truth correct? Or has he been led down the garden path? Plus, find out whether he's found a lawyer to help with Andres Mascorro's appeal. Presented by Alex Hannaford and produced by Peter Sale

40 min
15/01/2019

S1 Dead Man Talking: The Breakthrough

As he approaches the end of his investigation into the confessions of Angel Reséndiz, Alex has been trying to get a lawyer to look at the convictions of Diamantina Kolojaco and Andres Mascorro. He finally meets Catherine Greene Burnett, Associate Dean at the South Texas College of Law in Houston, and finds a big breakthrough in the case. He also finally meets Andres Mascorro's family and updates them. Presented by Alex Hannaford and produced by Peter Sale

30 min
08/01/2019

S1 Dead Man Talking: Michelle Lyons (BONUS EP)

In this episode Alex speaks to someone who not only spent lots of time with Angel Resendiz on Death Row, she also watched him die. Michelle Lyons was spokeswoman for the Texas department of Criminal Justice and she’s got some pretty unnerving things to say about Resendiz as she got to know him pretty well on his time on Death Row. Presented by Alex Hannaford and produced by Peter Sale

21 min
01/01/2019

S1 Dead Man Talking: Run with the Railroad

In 1997, two young lovers, Jesse Howell and Wendy Von Huben, went missing in Florida after riding the rails down there. Two years on, Resendiz confessed to killing the couple, and led detectives to Von Huben's body. Alex looks deeper into this case and finds strong similarities with Resendiz's confession to him of multiple murders on the California/Arizona border. Presented by Alex Hannaford and presented by Peter Sale

26 min

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788 notes

Great True Crime Podcast!

11/05/2021

Zodiac kills

Great theme song, great content! Pointing out injustice and trying to get to the bottom of a serial killer’s true body count.
Another suggestion

13/06/2022

Wizkee

I enjoyed the podcast and it kept my interest. But I agree with the others. Stick to the facts, the story was able to hold its own without personal opinion of the narrator. The police need to support and commend the officers who fight to protect the innocent, especially the falsely accused. The state needs to be commended when they DONT get a conviction when they learn the evidence isn’t there. We need to focus on fixing the system, and protecting the innocent….not trying to fix the unfixable and protecting the guilty.
Great for bingeing

22/11/2020

FtW Red

Easy to listen to and follow. Enjoyable for the most part.
Nope. I’m out.

29/11/2020

OnTexasTime

Why listen to a podcast describing the struggle & plight of the poor “undocumented migrant”—-ILLEGAL ALIEN—-?? Our agenda driven media gives us this political propaganda on a daily basis. Perhaps, documenting the plight of the tax payer who must pay for the healthcare, education, housing, transportation, food, clothing, cell phone, satellite TV, etc. that these illegals receive—--along with all of the above “entitlements” the tax payer must also pay, for the scores of babies these illegals pop out—-would be a more worthwhile endeavor.