Episode Twelve: "Beauty School Dropout"

Shattered Souls

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🗓️ 7 June 2022

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

As Karen continues putting the pieces together, she finds out about an addendum report that was not included in the original files. She also discovers that there may have been evidence tampering by one of the original detectives. William Clarke's friend and alibi, James Weir, goes on the run.

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0:00.0	There had to be a strong motivation. You pay me up or else. It could be one of two things,
0:08.9	total incompetence or there could be an element of corruption. The murder, the robbery,
0:15.6	for whatever their motivation was if he did have it yet and he needed to pay it back.
0:21.0	That will not be discussed in this house.
0:23.9	He absolutely did.
0:25.5	He did.
0:25.9	He did.
0:25.9	He did.
0:25.9	He did.
0:26.9	He did.
0:26.9	He did.
0:27.9	He did.
0:28.9	There were things that were just best left buried.
0:36.6	Welcome back to Shattered Souls, The Car Barn Motors. I'm your host Karen Smith.
0:41.4	This is episode 12. This podcast may contain graphic language and is not suitable for children.
0:51.1	Previously on The Car Barn Motors.
0:52.9	William Clark tried and failed to kill his girlfriend, Mary Branch.
1:03.4	Mary confided in Francis Gregory and said that if she found that Clark had been seeing
1:08.5	another woman eat a small behind her back, she would tell everything she knew to the police.
1:14.4	Days later, Clark drove Mary to a desolate, grist mill bridge and tossed her over the side
1:20.2	into the Patapsco River. William Clark was sentenced to eight years in the Maryland State
1:26.6	Penitentiary for attempted murder. For reasons known only to Mary Branch, she took him back.
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