Hey, Crime South listeners. This week we wanted to share a new podcast we think that you will love.

A gripping wrongful conviction story from ABC News in 2020. It's called The Snare.

The snare examines the murder of 18-year-old Angie Dodge, who was killed in her apartment in Idaho Falls in 1996.

As investigators hunted for her killer, DNA recovered from

the crime scene pointed to an unidentified suspect. But despite the evidence, police built

their case against another man, Chris Tap, securing a conviction that later unraveled while

the real killer remained at large.

As the years passed, Angie's mother Carol never gave up on a decades-long mission to uncover the truth.

It took 20 long years.

But finally, through Carol's persistence in some incredible new DNA matching technology,

Angie's real killer was put behind bars. You can hear the whole story,

including audio of Chris Tapp's interrogation, and so much more in this riveting news series.

Keep listening here for the first episode. And if you like what you hear, check out more by following The Snare in your favorite podcast app. That's The Snare. Now here's the

episode. On a cold winter night in 1997, police in a small city in Idaho have brought a young

man to the station to help answer some questions. His name is Chris Tapp.

He shifts around in his chair inside a spare interrogation room, propping a baseball cap on the

knee of his faded blue jeans.

Chris is 20 years old.

The detective asks if he's comfortable and says he can leave any time.

You're not under arrest. you're not in trouble.

You can get up and say, hey, I'm done, take me home.

You just want to kind of pick your grade and kind of go from there.

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