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charge. Whilst stocks last, subject to availability. If you haven't listened to the first episode

of In The Dark, stop, go back and listen to it first, and this will make a lot more sense.

One other note, this episode contains a word that's offensive. Last time, on In The Dark.

Do you remember how you heard that Curtis had been arrested for the murders? On the radio.

I thought it was crazy. Curtis, Giovanni Flowers murdered those four people. There's no doubt

in my mind. Curtis Flowers was sentenced to death on four counts of capital murder. That

conviction actually marked the six-time flowers that have been tried in the case. It's too

long. Way too long. And Curtis Flowers is still in prison and is still dragging it on.

I know Curtis didn't do it. I will go to my grave, believe in Curtis didn't do it.

If you try a man and you go six times to the same car, there was something that's wrong

about the entire system.

On the west side of Winona, in the middle of a neighborhood with lots of houses close together,

there's what looks like an abandoned parking lot. It's nearly a block long, it's overgrown,

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