I walk a straight line

shackle chain

oh glarsome gertie is calling my name there is no mercy and this penitentiary

just asked the hill string guy

Rangled three

I'm here for life

I'm here to die

Inside these walls

Inside the wild And when the wolf cries these walls inside the wire.

And when the wolf cries, I know it's over.

Oh, bloody Angola.

Oh, bloody andola. Imagine you're 16 years old.

You're a young mother.

You're tied to a bed at your grandmother's house while the man you once loved walks through your family home, executing them. One by one. Your baby is lying beside you. You hear shots. You hear bodies fall. And then he cut you loose. Hand you

your daughter and says, we're leaving. That nightmare was not a movie. It happened in Alabama in 2002. The man's

name is Wesley Harris. Today, more than 23 years later, he sits on Alabama's death row. This is

the story of a family he destroyed.

I'm Jim Chapman, host of Bloody Angola, and this is 50 Shades of Evil, Alabama.

Now, if you're a regular listener of Bloody Angola, you know that I love digging deep into the most dangerous of inmates that make up the 50 states.

Today, I'm bringing you into Alabama to tell you the story of Wesley Harris.

The case that shocked the state of Alabama when it occurred in 2002, and you're not going to

believe what I'm about to tell you.

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