S3 Ep38: S3, The State v. Dennis Perry - Episode 22 – You'll Have Your Answer

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🗓️ 4 May 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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May 3, 2020 / Following new DNA testing on an old suspect, Dennis Perry's attorneys have filed an Extraordinary Motion for a New Trial in Glynn County Superior Court, seeking to overturn his conviction.

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0:00.0	Presenting Hop On Board, a podcast series by Southeastern, six podcasts, six celebrity
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0:30.0	In 2018, we covered the case of Dennis Perry in season three of our podcast.
0:45.0	Dennis is now serving two life sentences for the murder of Harold and Thelma Swain, who
0:49.2	were shot down in the entryway of their small rural church in Waverley, Georgia in 1985.
0:54.9	It wasn't until 15 years later that Dennis Perry was arrested for the crime.
0:59.5	The case was reopened and a new investigator was brought on to solve what was by then
1:04.3	Kamban County's most notorious unsolved cold case.
1:08.8	At Dennis's trial, the evidence against him consisted primarily of two problematic eyewitness
1:13.5	identifications.
1:15.1	The testimony of a woman named Jane Beaver, who claimed Dennis told her in advance of
1:19.3	his plans to commit a murder, but who had secretly been promised $25,000 if her testimony
1:24.9	resulted in his conviction.
1:27.4	Dennis was convicted of a murder and was convicted of a murder.
1:32.4	Despite the fact, not one of them had made a record of any statement Dennis made that
1:37.2	can be described as an admission of being involved in any crime.
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