One Wrong Lie

Snap Judgment

Snap Judgment and PRX

Arts/performing Arts, Society & Culture/documentary, Performing Arts, Arts, Snap, Music, Storytelling, Personal Journals, Society & Culture/personal Journals

4.7 • 11.6K Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2019

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

When a man is falsely accused of kidnapping a police officer, he tells a lie to set himself free. But that lie comes at an enormous cost.

Season 10 Episode 2

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0:00.0	Snap Judgment Studios
0:07.1	Hey Snap, it was a quick favor.
0:12.8	I really want to know what you think about what's happening at Snap, our storytelling
0:16.8	and everything, so we're conducting an audience survey.
0:20.2	And I would be super grateful if you could take just a few minutes to share your thoughts.
0:25.8	Visit survey.prx.org slash snap to take the survey today.
0:31.7	It's short, I promise.
0:33.6	That's survey.prx.org slash snap.
0:39.5	Thanks.
0:55.8	Welcome back to Snap Judgment.
0:59.7	WNYC Studios.
1:01.9	We're diving into a very different type of story.
1:05.4	Picture this.
1:06.4	It's a few days before Christmas, 1981.
1:10.1	2 a.m.
1:11.9	You're driving around town and a stolen vehicle you are high.
1:17.2	For many of you, hear the familiar sound, sirens behind you.
1:21.8	You may be pulled over.
1:24.7	Nick Yaris, he remembers the flashing lights, seeing the officer walk up to his car.
1:31.4	At the time, he's a 20 year old screw up living in Chester, Pennsylvania, in Addict, a beef.
1:40.3	He remembers the officer knocking on the door, then ripping it open, grabbing him by the shirt,
1:47.2	lifting him out of the car.
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