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By the end of each episode, you'll know who was involved, details of the crime, and what went down at trial.

Also featured on Murderish is my own personal story about the time a man followed me home at night, and I found him in my bedroom.

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Okay.

We've had a problem here.

This is Houston.

Say again, please.

Oh, Houston, we've had a problem. We've had a main B, bus underpole.

These words, a spoken by astronaut Jim Lovell, on April 13th, 1970, signaled the start of one of NASA's greatest crises.

Apollo 13, the third American lunar landing mission, had suffered an on-board explosion,

knocking out vital systems, and placing the lives of three astronauts, Jim Lovell, Fred Hayes,

and Jack Swigett, in grave danger.

Over the next four and half days, thousands of engineers and technicians back on Earth

battled one crisis after another to keep the crippled spacecraft running and bring the

astronauts safely back home.

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