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You're listening to The List, Part 2.

I'm Jason Moon.

About a year has passed since Carl Lorry was found guilty of the murder of Lucian Fogg.

His attorney, Jim Moyer, is walking out of the courthouse when he bumps into a prosecutor he knows. And he took me aside and said, hey, did you hear about Steve Laro?

Steve Laro.

Steve Laro was a Franklin police officer, one of the ones who investigated Carl Lorry's case.

Did you hear about Steve Laro?

I said, no.

He said, oh, well, there's lots of stuff about Steve Laro that you need to find out about.

Let's not be coy. What is it?

He was coy.

Basically, what it was was that

Steve Laro had a background of professional

dishonesty. Jim is being polite here. At Steve Laro's first job as a cop in Massachusetts,

he got so many letters of complaint his chief said his personnel

file was three inches thick. The letters alleged that Steve Laro was verbally abusive, that he

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