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Welcome back to the Jordan is my lawyer podcast. It's True Crime Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday,

depending on when you're listening to this.

And today we're talking about Kasul Chantacumon.

With a name like that, you better believe I will only be using his first name throughout this

episode. Kasuil was convicted of murdering Sarah Walker in McKinney

Texas on July 8th 2006. Despite some people having doubt that Kasoul was guilty, Kasoul was executed

this past Wednesday, August 17th at the Texas State Penitentiary in Huntsville, Texas.

Throughout this episode, we're going to discuss the crime, the evidence, the doubt, and the execution.

But before we get into it, let me just give you a quick reminder to

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With that, let's jump right in. On Saturday July 8th, 2006, Texas Real Estate Agent Sarah Walker started her day as usual

Sarah was a successful top producing real estate agent in the area and like most real estate agents worked weekends

on this particular Saturday, Sarah's

ex-husband Randy Tate stopped at Sarah's house that morning to pick up their

son so Sarah could head off to work.

Later that morning, Sarah went to a nearby Bank of America in her town of Frisco, Texas,

and then set up at the model home that she would be working at that day in the Craig Ranch subdivision in McKinney, Texas.

Around 1230 PM, Sarah called her cousin Jessica.

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