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In 1981, Jean Harris, the headmistress at the prestigious Madeira School outside of Washington, D.C., was tried and convicted of murdering her ex-lover, Dr. Herman Turnauer.

Hi, I'm Shannon Rice, the podcast producer here at C-SPAN.

And while that intro might sound like something you'd hear on a true crime podcast, this is lectures and history.

This week, University of Colorado

Professor Sarah Fields teaches a class on Ms. Harris' trial. She examines her background,

her long relationship with the doctor known for the, quote, Scarsdale Diet, end quote,

and her conviction. Stay tuned. Class starts after this short break.

All right, good afternoon.

We are going to talk about Gene Harris, and for those of us who are old enough to remember,

the Scarsdale Diet Doctor Murder.

We're going to talk about this case in a couple of different sections.

First, we're going to talk about the case itself and some of the impact of the choices

that the lawyers made during the trial that affected the outcome.

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