Once upon a time, Amazon Music met audiobooks and listeners everywhere rejoiced.

Oh yeah.

Because now they could listen to one audiobook title a month from an enormous library of popular audiobook titles, including romanticity,

autobiographies, true crime, and more.

Suddenly listeners didn't mind sitting in traffic or even missing their

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listening. Terms apply. Crime stories with Nancy Grace. A man comes home after work.

He's sitting on his own sofa, eating ice cream with a TV on when he is shot dead by a

Dallas police officer, that officer, Amber Geiger, who had the defense that she thought

she was entering her apartment. Okay. And thought the guy sitting on

the sofa eating ice cream was an intruder. In the last days, former Dallas police officer

Amber Geiger ordered to pay nearly $100 million to the family of the victim.

Remember, Geiger convicted six years ago of killing the unarmed victim in his own apartment.

She told authorities, she thought, Botham own apartment.

She told authorities, she thought Botham's apartment was hers.

Her own body cam was not recording during the shooting because she had just gotten off work, but she still had her police issue revolver, was issuing orders and commands and responding

on her shoulder device and was wearing her uniform.

She appealed the conviction, but lost the appeal.

She came up for parole September 29 and after much,

much ado, was denied parole. The civil lawsuit accuses her of using excessive force in Jean's death.

Attorneys for the Jean family, including high-profile civil rights lawyer Ben Crump,

lauded the verdict and pointed out that Bothan was doing nothing more than sitting in his own home,

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