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advised. Welcome to True Crime Roury. I'm Jill. And I'm Dick. In the early hours of a quiet

morning, a kind man named Kevin Spann was killed. It was a tragic event, but along with his death came a story

that really overflowed with stupidity and lacked any semblance of critical thinking, or more importantly,

empathy. What should have been a straightforward search for the truth unraveled a maze of

misconceptions and mistakes. Official accounts left gaps in simple logic,

and suspects really seemed surprised by their very own decisions. But somewhere between the

incompetence and intention, the truth would become clear. Join us for a conspiracy of dunces. This is

not just a story about a murder. It's about how

people are manipulated and the truth is deliberately distorted. Today we're examining the people,

the decisions, and failures that led to Kevin Span's death, asking not only who is responsible,

but how confusion, greed, and error can collectively create evil.

In a case where everyone seems sure and no one was right, we dig into the uncomfortable reality

that humans are capable of doing horrendous things for the most ridiculous of reasons.

And with that in mind, let's drink some

beer. Yeah, this beer is from Georgia, Atlanta, Monday Night Brewing, and it's I-Patch

Ale. It's an American IPA, 6.2% alcohol by volume. And not bad, end of the middle-of-the-road

IPA. Certainly is pretty. It's got a nice gold

color, thick white head, lots of sticky lace. There wasn't much else going on. That's the

problem with this beer. It's just the aroma. It's just sort of a sweet malt. Same with

the taste. So not much distinctive in there, huh?

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