S01, Episode 8 - After a year’s wait, a concluding decision

Breakdown

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Politics, News, True Crime

4.6 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2016

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Justin Chapman awaits the all-important decision from the state's prosecutors: will they put him back on trial for murder and arson or end the long-running legal drama that put him in state prison for eight years? This concluding episode has all the answers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's worth knowing which really going on.
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0:30.0	With artistry and grace, Gerard Alexander was a dancer with promise.
0:35.0	He made the most difficult move seem effortless.
0:38.0	But he kept secrets that would contribute to a fall.
0:41.8	Discover the remarkable story, the highs and lows, the beauty and the tragedy.
0:48.0	The dancer.
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0:55.0	Listening to Breakdown, Railroad Justice in a Railroad Town, a special podcast by the Atlanta
1:01.1	Journal Constitution.
1:03.0	Visit our website, AJCBreakdown.com for photos, video and additional background.
1:18.0	Previously on Breakdown.
1:21.0	I want to stress that Mr. Chapman testified at the habeas hearing unequivocally that he did
1:27.6	not commit this crime.
1:29.2	And the Telfer Superior Court made a credibility finding that covered Mr. Chapman's testimony.
1:33.8	There was evidence before the Telfer Superior Court that a renowned polygrapher had examined
1:39.1	Chapman twice.
1:40.1	And with a 99.9 degree of certainty had concluded he's telling the truth when he says he didn't
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