Episode Two: "Seeing Can Be Deceiving"

Shattered Souls

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🗓️ 29 March 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Karen begins reconstructing the moments of the murders of James Mitchell and her great uncle, Emory Smith, which leads to difficult questions. Was it really an inside job like everyone thought?

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0:00.0	So alone
0:03.1	Farewell
0:06.0	Too much you thought
0:09.2	So well
0:12.0	You can hold on
0:15.6	Like hell
0:18.4	But it doesn't matter how you feel
0:23.0	This is the new real
0:26.0	This is the new real
0:36.0	It was a huge deal. It was headline news
0:41.0	If they were gonna dump them in the creek
0:43.0	Why did they drag him a false to rude?
0:46.0	No, but believe that. That's how he should have slept through that
0:49.0	It was stolen out of his office, but he was locked inside his office
0:52.0	So how did that happen?
0:54.0	I did uncover a witness to the murder
0:58.0	And he says, you know, I was there and I said what?
1:08.0	Welcome back to Shattered Souls, The Car Barn Murders. This is episode two
1:12.0	This podcast may contain graphic language and is not suitable for children
1:19.0	Previously on The Car Barn Murders
1:22.0	On January 21st, 1935
1:26.0	Two employees of the Capital Transit Company were murdered during the commission of a robbery
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