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True Crime, Murder, Unsolved Case, Killing, Murderer, Cold Case

3.8 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2024

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

This episode includes updates on the Joshua Farmer and Bryan Kohberger cases. We also discuss the mysterious case of Cheryl Coker.

If you are interested in learning more about the Coker case, we suggest consulting the following sources:

Dayton Daily News, specifically work done by Will Garbe.

Coshocton Tribune.

Cincinnati Enquirer: https://www.cincinnati.com/story/accused/2020/07/23/backstory-ohio-mom-cheryl-cokers-body-found-but-no-charges-filed/5476284002/

Amber Hunt of the Cincinnati Enquirer and the Accused podcast did an in depth dive.

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The Murder Sheet is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC .

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0:00.0	The world is a complicated place.
0:02.3	Troubling issues often echo throughout history.
0:05.4	That's something we know all too well from reporting on various crimes.
0:09.4	But often, it's really helpful to engage with the show that can take you back in time to help unspool the pressing issues of today
0:16.7	How did we get here? That's the central question of NPR's throughline. This is a show we both love to listen to because of the way it
0:24.4	contextualizes important stories. You know the murder sheet is all about
0:28.2	that. Whether we're talking about the firestorm of victim blaming over the murder
0:32.4	of Roseanne Quinn or the longstanding
0:35.3	rumor about poison happy waiters in early 20th century Chicago. If you like coverage
0:41.2	like that you'll love NPR's Throughline.
0:44.0	NPR's Throughline tackles some of the most pressing issues of the day, but it goes in depth.
0:48.9	We'd love their recent episode that gets all into the history of public defenders in the United States.
0:54.4	They've covered plenty of topics we love, like Abraham Lincoln's politicking, the true history of
1:00.3	Halloween, and one 1930s Oklahoma bank robbers impact on Second Amendment rights.
1:07.0	In today's internet age, we're constantly bombarded with hot takes and outright misinformation.
1:12.8	NPR's throughline is a show we trust for in-depth research
1:16.8	and cogent thoughtful opinions.
1:19.1	It's a show where we go to learn even more about history. to hear about the all two human tales that continue to shape
1:26.4	our world today.
1:27.8	Go back in time, learn something new, emerge more knowledgeable about today's headlines.
1:33.6	Listen now to Thruline from NPR, wherever you get your podcasts.
1:38.6	Content warning. This episode includes discussion of murder.
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