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Marcia Clark Investigates The First 48

Society & Culture

4.4 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2018

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

Some of the most notorious homicides in America have had some of the most confounding results. How did we get here?

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0:00.0	Casey Anthony.
0:02.0	Do you have your own marital problems and then you have a sociopathic daughter living with you?
0:06.0	It must have been a pressure cooker in that household.
0:08.0	Drew Peterson.
0:09.0	A six foot propeller blade would chop up any remains.
0:13.4	Shandrelievi.
0:14.4	They had no DNA.
0:16.2	They had no murder weapon.
0:17.9	They had no eyewitnesses.
0:19.5	And they really didn't even know how she was killed.
0:23.0	These are some of the most notorious controversial cases
0:26.0	and they've gripped us all.
0:28.0	But very often, these cases fail to answer big questions.
0:31.0	Questions that leave us feeling unsatisfied.
0:34.0	Is he conscious, Robert?
0:35.0	No.
0:36.0	I'm Marsha Clark. You probably know me best as a prosecutor.
0:41.0	But in my new show on A&E, Marsha Clark investigates the first 48, I get out in the field
0:46.2	to uncover what really happened and explore some of the outstanding mysteries around these cases.
0:51.5	On this podcast, I'll dig into these crimes and
0:54.2	find out why they happened and why they ended the way they did. Marcia Clark
0:59.0	investigates the first 48th. The podcast starts March 28th.
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