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A woman is accused of holding her stepson captive for two decades. In an act of desperation,

her stepson sets the house on fire. Welcome to the crime scene. I'm Brad Milkey. I host ABC's Daily News Podcasts start here, and every week we're bringing you the latest on what's big and what's new in the true crime space.

This week, we're talking to ABC's chief investigative reporter Josh Margolin about this unbelievable story of alleged depravity and resilience.

But before we dive in, let's go over the true crime headlines you need to know this week.

Jury selection is underway in the sex trafficking and racketeering trial of music moguls Sean Diddy Combs.

Prosecutors accused Combs of forcing his alleged victims into drug-fueled sex parties he called freak-offs and then threatening them into silence.

Federal prosecutors and defense attorneys are now working to seat a 12-person jury for what's expected to be a high-profile and closely watched trial.

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