Hey, Chillingworth listeners, just a quick programming note.

Our 12th and final episode of Chillingworth will be released on Labor Day September 2nd, 2019.

We hope you'll tune in.

Previously on Chillingworth.

On September 29th, 1960, Joe Peel met with Jim Jensur in room 127 in the Holiday Inn in Melbourne, Florida.

Henry Levern, Cliff Powell, and Ralph Clark.

We're sitting around a reel-to-reel tape recorder wearing headphones.

The mic's cable ran underneath the carpet, underneath the door into the adjoining room

129, into a connection onto the reel-to-reel tape recorder Lovern and his colleagues had set up.

Yenzer started to try to get Floyd to discuss the Chillingworth murders.

Both of them knew if they slipped and Floyd perceived that they'd been lying their asses off.

The celebratory ambiance would transform into something ghastly.

Welcome back to Chillingworth. Floyd was one of only two people I've ever met that I would say I could categorize as a stone cold killer.

I believe Floyd could look at you right across the table,

smile at you and pull the trigger on you.

Something about the eyes, I guess, just,

it was like he had no conscience at all.

In spite of Jenser and Wilbur's occasional clumsy delivery,

at the end of Floyd's first day in room 127,

somehow he hadn't registered that his two friends were deceiving it.

So where was everyone else at this point?

State Attorney Phil O'Connell and Sheriff John Kirk were in West Palm Beach.

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