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Once Upon A Crime | True Crime

S3 Ep124: Murder Memories: Paul Cox

Once Upon A Crime | True Crime

Esther Ludlow

True Crime, Crime, Truecrime, Criminology, History, Criminals

4.65K Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2019

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

A man starts having vivid memories of a violent crime he believes he may have committed during an alcoholic blackout.

Resources:
Kevin Dwyer and Jure Fiiorillo, True Stories of Law & Order (New York: Berkley Boulevard Books), 74-82.

Cox v. Miller, 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals Decision, retrieved from www.Justia.com, July 17, 2002.

David Goldnamn Biography, "AA vs DA: The Case of Paul Cox," March 2003, 21.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

This podcast details true crime cases.

0:03.0

It contains adult themes and may contain descriptions of violence.

0:06.8

It is not intended for children.

0:08.7

Listener discretion is advised.

0:16.3

Thank you for joining me for today's episode of Once Upon a Crime.

0:20.0

We're in the series Murder Memories,

0:22.2

where the phenomenon known as recovered memories

0:25.4

leads investigators to solve cold cases.

0:28.8

In this episode, I'll tell you about a cold case

0:31.6

that may never have been solved if the perpetrator hadn't begun telling friends and equateances

0:36.8

about nightmares he was experiencing.

0:39.5

Nightmares that he feared were actually long repressed memories of one terrible night.

0:44.6

This is the last chapter in the series Murder Memories, the Case of Paul Cox.

0:50.4

On January 2nd, 1989, Nareyaan Bacetti traveled to the New York City suburb of Larchmont

1:00.8

to check on his sister Shanta and his brother-in-law,

1:04.0

Lakshman Rao Shervu.

1:05.9

Lakshman Shervu, age 58, was the director of nuclear medicine

1:10.4

at Albert Einstein Medical College in the Bronx.

1:13.6

He and his wife had immigrated from India to Canada and then to the New York area,

1:18.5

settling into their upscale suburban life in Westchester County in 1974.

1:24.3

Shanta attended medical school and completed her residency as an emergency room technician

1:29.9

before continuing on to a fellowship in geriatric medicine at Montefiori Medical Center in the Bronx.

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