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Trigger warnings from the stories we cover may include violence, rape, murder,

and offenses against children.

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Our story starts on February 12, 2010 at the University of Alabama in Huntsville.

That afternoon, 13 members of the Biology Department gathered around a small oval desk for

a routine faculty meeting. And for the next hour, they all discussed their plans for the upcoming

semester. One of the members in attendance was Dr. Amy Bishop, who had just been told that she

would no longer be a professor at the university after the semester ended.

Throughout the meeting, the doctor, who usually had a lot to say, sat quietly,

fidgeting with the large bag that sat on her lap. And then, just as the meeting was ending,

Dr. Amy Bishop pulls out a gun and begins shooting at her co-workers one by one.

We have discussed many mass shootings in this podcast, but this one is unlike anything we've

ever covered. Dr. Amy Bishop was a Harvard graduate. She was a writer, a researcher, a wife,

and a mother. On paper, she was considered one of the most respected members in society.

But underneath it all, Dr. Amy Bishop was a disturbed woman with a very dark and violent past.

And it turns out, the shooting at the University of Alabama was not her first encounter with murder.

This is the story of the killer professor, Dr. Amy Bishop. I'm Courtney Browne.

And I'm Colin Browne.

Amy Bishop was born in Braindtree, Massachusetts on April 24, 1965, to parent Samuel and Judith

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