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Hey, Campus Files listeners. It's Margo here. We're doing something a bit different this week.

Today, we're sharing an episode from the Edward R. Murrow award-winning podcast series, Gone

South. Gone South is hosted by acclaimed investigative reporter and documentary filmmaker, Jed

Lipinski. You may be familiar with some of his work, like Hulu's Fire Fraud and The Pharmacist

on Netflix. On Gone South, Jed brings his sharp investigative skills and ability to unpack

complex stories with nuance and clarity to some of the most mysterious crimes that have taken

place in the American South. Across four seasons, Gone South has taken us deep into the unsolved Louisiana murder of former

prosecutor Margaret Coon, explored the notorious Southern crime syndicate known as the Dixie

Mafia, investigated the murders of four sex workers in Laredo, Texas, and in its latest

season, has featured standalone episodes about

other fascinating crimes originating in the South, like the episode we're sharing with you today,

titled Time of Death.

This episode tells the story of the 1980 murder of college freshman Catherine Foster, a student

at the University of South Alabama.

It was the biggest cold case in Alabama history,

until police officer Jim Barber reopened the case.

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