This is part 3 of California Dreaming Series The Tale of Who Killed Stacy Stites.

If you have not listened to parts 1 and 2, pause this and go back and listen to episodes 111 and 112 first.

Then come back to this one and you'll be caught up.

Again, I must provide you with this warning.

This episode contains details involving

graphic violence, sexual assault, and is not suitable for young listeners.

Listener discretion is advised.

So far in Parts 1 and 2, we discussed at length the many pieces of evidence that were critical in convicting Rodney Reed of

Stacy Stites murder back in 1998 and we've also talked about how almost all of

the crucial pieces of evidence have either been disproven or

retracted ever since.

And nothing new has come to light that has further implicated Rodney in having anything to do with this.

I do want to quickly address an issue with Rodney's case that was similar to an issue that came up in Kevin Cooper's case

that we covered a few weeks ago. Rodney's character. Addis sentencing the

prosecution brought up a number of women who claimed to have been sexually assaulted and their attacker was Rodney Reed.

Now admittedly I'm not 100% clear about each of the individual accusations,

but it was effective in a sailing Rodney's character

and played a major role in his jury recommending the death penalty. his

character and played a major role in his jury recommending the death penalty

to be handed down in his case.

If you go to Rodney's Facebook page that I've mentioned in the past two episodes. The admins of that page will

be more than happy to break it down for you and explain what it means when

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