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She was 18 and she was the only one to actually speak at the Senthon scene

and to actually directly speak and apologize to victims' families.

What did she say?

What was her explanation for all this?

I don't think she offered an explanation because how can you really explain anything?

All she could really do is apologize for her role.

I'm Kate Winkler Dawson, a nonfiction author and journalism professor in Austin, Texas.

I'm also the host of the Historical True Crime podcast,

Tenfold More Wicked, as well as the co-host of the new show,

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