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Welcome to Dun & Dunn. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things Dominic Dunn.

We're this week in episode 180, we deep dive into Dominic Dunn's investigation into the murder of Vicky Morgan committed July 7,

1983, and the subsequent June 1984 trial of the man who confessed to the crime. His name is Marvin Pancoast.

You think this would be a pretty straightforward thing? There was a confession just a few hours later, all nice and tied up.

But our man Nick discovers there is way more going on within this case,

many, many unanswered questions.

Could it be the undercover scandal that attaches to so many folks in Nick's past that he is left

behind for his new life in New York City in the 80s?

That is, after the Society on the West Coast

dropped him first. Who were the top two in the Dunn droppers? Betsy Bloomingdale and Nancy Reagan,

both directly involved in this case. This story really does go places, but before we venture on

our journey today, I do have some big thanks to give to our most recent supporters on Patreon.

Huge thanks and big love to Cindy P, Christina G, Tony S, Bethany B, and Aino.

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Last week was a big week.

In addition to both ad-free and early episodes that dropped on the main feed, we dropped two

not done yet bonuses, the first about Truman Capote's secret snake bite kit art, the second

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