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Some things are best left buried.

Just happen what you want!

Wherever he is, I think that he's in trouble.

We will find your man, okay?

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Today is Friday, November 1st, 2019.

On this day in 2018, 63-year-old Edmund Zagorsky was executed by electrocution in Tennessee for two counts of first-degree

murder.

Before Zagorsky's death, there hadn't been a prisoner in the US executed by electrocution in six years. Welcome to today in True Crime, a parcast original.

Every day we flip back the calendar to this date years ago and recount one event from

true crime history. I'm Vanessa Richardson and today we're covering the

execution of Edmund Zagorski.

In 1984, Zagorski brutally shot and slit the throats of two men

after setting up a fake drug deal.

The lengthy litigation process prior to his execution

ignited a debate in Tennessee about the effectiveness of capital punishment.

Due to the graphic nature of today's crimes,

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