Memory of Murder

True Crime Brewery

Tiegrabber Podcasts

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.5 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2025

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

On a warm September afternoon in 1969, 8-year-old Susan Nason vanished from her quiet suburban neighborhood. For two decades, her case remained cold, until a shocking bit of news broke the silence: a former playmate claimed she had witnessed Susan’s murder… and that it was committed by her own father. Join us for Memory of […]

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0:00.0	District Attorney's Office at her speaking.
0:08.0	Yes, hello.
0:10.0	My wife just gave me some information that she's been living with for some time.
0:18.0	When she was eight years old, she saw a murder. I see.
0:26.6	The murderer was somebody that she knows quite well. The murderer or the victim?
0:36.6	I see. Both. this was 20 years ago
0:42.3	so it's been a while the case was never closed I know the name of the suspect
0:50.3	yes I do could you give you Uh, his name is George Franklin.
0:57.0	Okay.
0:58.0	It's her father.
1:00.0	Hey, glad you can make it.
1:01.0	Hey, glad you can make it.
1:10.0	Before you head into the bar for today's true crime story,
1:13.0	just a warning that TCB might contain disturbing content,
1:16.0	so it's not for kids.
1:17.9	Enjoy the episode.
1:21.3	Welcome to True Crime Brewery.
1:23.3	I'm Jill.
1:24.2	And I'm Dick.
1:25.7	So on a warm September afternoon back in 1969,
1:30.3	eight-year-old Susan Nason vanished from her quiet suburban neighborhood.
1:35.1	For two decades, her case remained cold until a shocking bit of news broke the silence.
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