8 episodes
Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles Lee Enterprises
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4.8 • 24 Ratings
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Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles, a product of Lee Enterprises, is a collection of limited anthology style episodes exploring true stories as told by journalists from regional newspapers around America.
The first series will cover Oklahoma's most notorious cold case, the 1977 slaying of three Girl Scouts, as told through articles and interviews with Tulsa World journalists.
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Chapter 7: Closing Thoughts
This is the seventh and final episode in the first series, so head back to Episode One to start from the beginning if this is your entry to the show.
For this first collection of "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" episodes we're taking a short drive east of Tulsa, Oklahoma to learn more about the state's most notorious cold case: the 1977 slaying of three Girl Scouts as documented by Tulsa World journalist Tim Stanley's six-part series from 2017 marking the 40th anniversary of the tragedy.
Everything here will be fit to print in a newspaper, but parents are cautioned to give the episode a listen before sharing this with any youngsters.
The Tulsa World put together a tremendous package for the series back in 2017, with new photos and archival clippings, timelines, as well as loads of other information and visuals that you should can out at the link below.
The 1977 Camp Scott Girl Scout murders
https://tulsaworld.com/news/specialreports-databases/the-1977-camp-scott-girl-scout-murders/article_a7d3d9c1-fe96-5c7b-8b3e-bcbc9b5c7df9.html
"Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" is produced, recorded, and edited by Chris Lay, podcast operations manager for Lee Enterprises, with tremendous thanks to Tim Stanley and the rest of the team at the Tulsa World for the work they put in reporting this series in 2017.
We're going to take a few weeks off but make sure you're subscribed to the show wherever you listen to your podcasts because the next season will focus on the story of an Omaha doctor who turned serial killer following a years-long revenge plot.
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Chapter 6: "Still Feeling the Impact" - The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders
This is the sixth episode in a six-part series, so head back to Episode One to start from the beginning if this is your entry to the show.
There will be a seventh installment coming next week to wrap things up and take questions from listeners, so if you've made it this far in the series and there's anything you want to know more about, you can email those clay@madison.com!
For this first collection of "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" episodes we're taking a short drive east of Tulsa, Oklahoma to learn more about the state's most notorious cold case: the 1977 slaying of three Girl Scouts as documented by Tulsa World journalist Tim Stanley's six-part series from 2017 marking the 40th anniversary of the tragedy.
Everything here will be fit to print in a newspaper, but parents are cautioned to give the episode a listen before sharing this with any youngsters.
Stay tuned after the article for an insightful interview with Tim Stanley about his experiences reporting the series so many decades after the initial crime.
The Tulsa World put together a tremendous package for the series back in 2017, with new photos and archival clippings, timelines, as well as loads of other information and visuals that you should can out at the link below.
The 1977 Camp Scott Girl Scout murders
https://tulsaworld.com/news/specialreports-databases/the-1977-camp-scott-girl-scout-murders/article_a7d3d9c1-fe96-5c7b-8b3e-bcbc9b5c7df9.html
"Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" is produced, recorded, and edited by Chris Lay, podcast operations manager for Lee Enterprises, with tremendous thanks to Tim Stanley and the rest of the team at the Tulsa World for the work they put in reporting this series in 2017.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. -
Chapter 5: "Trying to Find Good" - The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders"
This is the fifth episode in a six-part series, so head back to Episode One to start from the beginning if this is your entry to the show.
For this first collection of "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" episodes we're taking a short drive east of Tulsa, Oklahoma to learn more about the state's most notorious cold case: the 1977 slaying of three Girl Scouts as documented by Tulsa World journalist Tim Stanley's six-part series from 2017 marking the 40th anniversary of the tragedy.
Everything here will be fit to print in a newspaper, but parents are cautioned to give the episode a listen before sharing this with any youngsters.
Stay tuned after the article for an insightful interview with Tim Stanley about his experiences reporting the series so many decades after the initial crime.
The Tulsa World put together a tremendous package for the series back in 2017, with new photos and archival clippings, timelines, as well as loads of other information and visuals that you should can out at the link below.
The 1977 Camp Scott Girl Scout murders
https://tulsaworld.com/news/specialreports-databases/the-1977-camp-scott-girl-scout-murders/article_a7d3d9c1-fe96-5c7b-8b3e-bcbc9b5c7df9.html
"Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" is produced, recorded, and edited by Chris Lay, podcast operations manager for Lee Enterprises, with tremendous thanks to Tim Stanley and the rest of the team at the Tulsa World for the work they put in reporting this series in 2017.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. -
Chapter 4: "Unanswered Questions" - The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders"
This is the fourth episode in a six-part series, so head back to Episode One to start from the beginning if this is your entry to the show.
For this first collection of "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" episodes we're taking a short drive east of Tulsa, Oklahoma to learn more about the state's most notorious cold case: the 1977 slaying of three Girl Scouts as documented by Tulsa World journalist Tim Stanley's six-part series from 2017 marking the 40th anniversary of the tragedy.
Everything here will be fit to print in a newspaper, but parents are cautioned to give the episode a listen before sharing this with any youngsters.
Stay tuned after the article for an insightful interview with Tim Stanley about his experiences reporting the series so many decades after the initial crime.
The Tulsa World put together a tremendous package for the series back in 2017, with new photos and archival clippings, timelines, as well as loads of other information and visuals that you should can out at the link below.
The 1977 Camp Scott Girl Scout murders
https://tulsaworld.com/news/specialreports-databases/the-1977-camp-scott-girl-scout-murders/article_a7d3d9c1-fe96-5c7b-8b3e-bcbc9b5c7df9.html
"Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" is produced, recorded, and edited by Chris Lay, podcast operations manager for Lee Enterprises, with tremendous thanks to Tim Stanley and the rest of the team at the Tulsa World for the work they put in reporting this series in 2017.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. -
Chapter 3: "Memories of the Trial" - The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders"
This is the third episode in a six-part series, so head back to Episode One to start from the beginning if this is your entry to the show.
For this first collection of "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" episodes we're taking a short drive east of Tulsa, Oklahoma to learn more about the state's most notorious cold case: the 1977 slaying of three Girl Scouts as documented by Tulsa World journalist Tim Stanley's six-part series from 2017 marking the 40th anniversary of the tragedy.
Everything here will be fit to print in a newspaper, but parents are cautioned to give the episode a listen before sharing this with any youngsters.
Stay tuned after the article for an insightful interview with Tim Stanley about his experiences reporting the series so many decades after the initial crime.
The Tulsa World put together a tremendous package for the series back in 2017, with new photos and archival clippings, timelines, as well as loads of other information and visuals that you should can out at the link below.
The 1977 Camp Scott Girl Scout murders
https://tulsaworld.com/news/specialreports-databases/the-1977-camp-scott-girl-scout-murders/article_a7d3d9c1-fe96-5c7b-8b3e-bcbc9b5c7df9.html
"Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" is produced, recorded, and edited by Chris Lay, podcast operations manager for Lee Enterprises, with tremendous thanks to Tim Stanley and the rest of the team at the Tulsa World for the work they put in reporting this series in 2017.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. -
Chapter 2: "I Wanted Her Home" - The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders
This is the second episode in a six-part series, so head back to Episode One to start from the beginning if this is your entry to the show.
For this first collection of "Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" episodes we're taking a short drive east of Tulsa, Oklahoma to learn more about the state's most notorious cold case: the 1977 slaying of three Girl Scouts as documented by Tulsa World journalist Tim Stanley's six-part series from 2017 marking the 40th anniversary of the tragedy.
Everything here will be fit to print in a newspaper, but parents are cautioned to give the episode a listen before sharing this with any youngsters.
Stay tuned after the article for an insightful interview with Tim Stanley about his experiences reporting the series so many decades after the initial crime.
The Tulsa World put together a tremendous package for the series back in 2017, with new photos and archival clippings, timelines, as well as loads of other information and visuals that you should can out at the link below.
The 1977 Camp Scott Girl Scout murders
https://tulsaworld.com/news/specialreports-databases/the-1977-camp-scott-girl-scout-murders/article_a7d3d9c1-fe96-5c7b-8b3e-bcbc9b5c7df9.html
"Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" is produced, recorded, and edited by Chris Lay, podcast operations manager for Lee Enterprises, with tremendous thanks to Tim Stanley and the rest of the team at the Tulsa World for the work they put in reporting this series in 2017.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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As for DNA
The results that have been collected more than a decade ago indicate a 3 out of 5 hit for Hart. They could also indicate a close relative. At the time of the murders the OBSI believed that Hart had >250 blood relatives in the area. This is problematic on many fronts. The results from the latest testing for a DNA match hasn't been released, for some reason. Many speculate there has been a hit, and law enforcement has submitted the results through criminal and civilian DNA databases to look for a famialr match to Hart. They may have found one or more and trying to quantify the suspect(s) whereabouts before releasing their findings, for further prosecution.
Oklahoma cold case makes for an interesting podcast
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Girl Scout Murders
The DNA that was collected from the girls need to be sent to Parabon Nanolabs. The police may be lucky enough to trace the DNA through ancestry collections.