In 1985, Derek and Nancy Hason were found brutally stabbed to death in their

Bedford County, Virginia home. When their daughter, Elizabeth Hason, became a

prime suspect, she and her boyfriend Yen Zuring, the son of a German diplomat,

fled together on an international run from this double homicide. When authorities

caught up with them in London, Yen's followed through on his promise in the

scenario to use his diplomatic community in order to save the love of his life

Elizabeth from the electric chair. So he falsely confessed to the murders. Now

Yen's had type O blood and this was before DNA testing so the type O blood

found at the scene only served to corroborate his involvement, leading to his

conviction. Elizabeth was convicted as an accessory. When that type O blood that

convicted Yen's was finally tested for DNA, it excluded him as the source.

However, this was still not enough for the Commonwealth of Virginia to admit

their mistake and set him free. On February 4th 2019, we released an interview

with Yen Zuring along with two of his most ardent supporters, the legendary

author and former defense attorney and innocence project board member John Grisham,

an album or all county Virginia sheriff chip harding. Since then, as many of

you now know, Yen Zuring situation has improved immensely. In this episode, we

will re-release much of the original interview. On Queen Charlotte, the official

podcast, we're stepping behind the scenes and the drawing boards of this team to

experience the life breathed into the Bridgerton prequel. Listen to the

Leap's executive producer and series director Tom Verica took to capture the

feeling that puts that lump in your throat. And you've got to catch creator

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