S3 [4] The Interrogation Tape; George Huguely & Yeardley Love

What Really Happened?

Andrew Jenks

Society & Culture

4.5 • 3.4K Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2019

⏱️ 34 minutes

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George Huguely had it all: a bright future, a scholarship on University of Virginia’s esteemed lacrosse team, and a summer job lined up. When George was brought in to speak with police, he believed it was because of an argument he got in with his ex-girlfriend. But when he told them what happened during the argument, everything changed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to season three of what really happened.
0:03.2	Executive produced by Seven Bucks Productions,
0:06.0	Duane Johnson, Danny Garcia, and Brian Gowertz,
0:09.3	an association with Cadence 13.
0:11.8	It's written and hosted by me, Andrew Janks,
0:14.2	and you can follow me on Twitter or Instagram at Andrew Janks.
0:17.7	You can also become a contributor to the show
0:20.4	by going to jankspod.com slash contributors.
0:25.8	This story contains strong language
0:28.1	and potentially disturbing content.
0:30.7	Discretion is advised.
0:36.2	It's May 3, 2010.
0:39.3	Barack Obama is in his second year in office.
0:42.2	Iron Man 2 is about to shatter box office records,
0:45.9	and it's 2am at the University of Virginia.
0:49.9	Something is about to happen,
0:51.4	which will capture the nation's attention.
0:54.1	It'll be featured on the cover of People magazine,
0:56.8	talked about on every major news outlet,
0:59.2	an endlessly discussed on social media.
1:02.2	George Hugley and Yardley Love have been
1:05.1	in an on and off relationship for about two years.
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