A Body In Kentucky /// Part 1 /// 156

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🗓️ 7 November 2017

⏱️ 57 minutes

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In “A Body in Kentucky” (episodes 156–157), True Crime Garage investigates a mysterious case in which a body was found in Kentucky. The hosts walk through the discovery, the forensic and investigative efforts to identify the victim, and the trail of leads and dead ends that complicate the case. Throughout the two-part episode, they examine possible suspects, motives, and law enforcement challenges, weighing evidence and theories. Despite in-depth coverage, the case remains unresolved, with no definitive conclusion reached by the hosts. May 17th, 1968- Near Georgetown, Kentucky. Wilbur Riddle arrived for work at a drill site. As he waited for his boss he wandered around collected glass insulators. Wilbur sees...

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0:30.0	Welcome to True Crime Garage, where if you are whatever you are doing, thanks for listening.
0:44.4	I'm your host, Nick, and with me as always, he is the proud new owner of a pet polywag.
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1:28.2	First up, we have a big shout out to Sarah and her husband, two wonderful buckeyes living in Benton, Kentucky.
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