Episode 161: Simeonette Mapes

The First Degree

Alexis Linkletter and Jac Vanek

True Crime, Society & Culture, News

4.5 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 15 September 2021

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Two teachers fall in love after discovering their passion for education in one another. After coming home from running errands, the husband finds his wife dead at the bottom of their stairs with several stab wounds. He frantically calls 911, but there is no weapon and no suspect found at the scene. Was it a robbery gone wrong, or something much more sinister? In episode 161, Jac, Alexis and Billy, explore the lies and uncover the deception that led to the loss of an incredible woman's life.

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0:00.0	First degree.
0:02.0	First degree.
0:04.0	First degree.
0:06.0	First degree.
0:08.0	First degree.
0:10.0	The first degree.
0:12.0	Get on the news.
0:14.0	Get on the paper.
0:16.0	Get on the paper.
0:18.0	Get on the paper.
0:20.0	You think there's supposed to happen in movies not real life.
0:24.0	It was like I was reading about a stranger.
0:26.0	Like somebody I had never met.
0:28.0	I worked with.
0:30.0	It was just somebody who was completely foreign to me at that point.
0:34.0	And even to this day, I just can't.
0:36.0	I cannot.
0:38.0	I can't. I cannot fathom that he could have done this.
0:42.0	Welcome to the first degree.
0:46.0	The True Crime Podcast that you might end up on.
0:48.0	My name is Jack Fanick.
0:50.0	And I am across the country from Alexis Lindglitter and Billy Jensen.
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