The looks to Mara Demko got from the Edelson's that night were so frightening, she said on our show the other night, that she went and bought a gun immediately, went to church and left Tallahassee in the ensuing day.

She was living there.

She truly believed that they could kill again.

Meanwhile, after the 2013 relocation hearing, Dr. Stacey Walton Dugger told us on the show last night that her ex-husband, who was Dan Markell's divorce attorney, told her flat out that the Aidelsons would have Dan Markel killed.

Welcome to the global phenomenon, surviving the survivor, where we bring you the best guests

in all of true crime.

Here's your host, Emmy Award winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What's up, St.S Nation?

Welcome to Surviving the Survivor.

This is the show that promises to bring you the very best guests in all of true crime.

Tonight, the question isn't whether at least two of the Edelsohn's are guilty. The broader question is whether they're even more sinister than anyone had ever imagined.

We're going to revisit these two chilling revelations. I just read to you, of course, Tamara Demko coming on the show two nights ago and dropping some bombshells about the evening that Dan actually passed away, July 19, 2014.

And then just last night, Dr. Stacey Walton Dugger, her ex-husband again was Dan Markell's divorce attorney.

And she, too, dropping a bit of a bomb on our show just yesterday saying her own ex-husband had told her that the Edelson's were going to kill Dan Markell.

This was a year before the actual murder.

Without further ado, the best guests in all of true crime.

And today, the best panel of all the best guest panel,

starting off with famed Tallahassee criminal defense attorney,

the letter R and OUR, Timothy Jansen,

also a former federal prosecutor.

You've got the high priestess of STS,

the professor, Joe Petuto,

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