The Suspect

Case Closed

Macmillan

True Crime, News

4.1 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2019

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement officers spent eight weeks and over 5,000 hours searching for Erin Corwin. In the end, the discovery of Erin’s body at the bottom of a mineshaft in Joshua Tree National Park was a big deal — and not just because the search had been so difficult. Without a body, it would have been almost impossible to convict Erin’s killer. And shortly after she went missing, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department was almost positive they knew who killed Erin Corwin. Shanna Hogan's Secrets of a Marine's Wife is out everywhere now. You can also listen to the second season of Case Closed early on Stitcher Premium with the code CLOSED. For more great stories, check out The Moroccan Girl and subscribe to the Macmillan Podcasts newsletter.

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0:30.9	That's P-O-D-S-U-R-V-E-Y.com slash case closed.
0:38.4	Thanks. Now enjoy this week's episode.
0:41.6	Welcome to Case Closed.
0:46.0	A show about the times the bad guy didn't get away with it.
0:49.6	The times the good guys discover exactly who the killer is.
0:53.3	And how sometimes that's just the beginning of the story.
0:57.2	I'm Charlie Spicer.
0:59.4	Last episode of the show,
1:02.4	I'm Charlie Spicer.
1:04.4	I'm Charlie Spicer.
1:06.4	I'm Charlie Spicer.
1:09.4	Last episode, we took you inside the search for Erin Corwin's body.
1:14.4	Hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement officers spent eight weeks and over 5,000 hours searching for Erin.
1:22.4	In the end, her body was found at the bottom of a mineshaft in the desert near Joshua Tree National Park.
1:29.6	The discovery of Erin's body was a big deal.
1:33.1	And not just because the search had been so difficult.
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