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The I'm Vidipolitan, the subject of my investigation, the brutal murder of a nursing student from Tennessee named Holly Bobo.

Her killer's been convicted, but he says there is new evidence proving his innocence.

Here's the story.

Holly Bobo was the kind of young woman people remembered soft-spoken devoted to her nursing, rooted deeply in faith and family in rural Tennessee.

She left for school one April morning in 2011, dressed in pink, waving goodbye.

Within minutes, she vanished. What followed were months of agonizing searches through woods, rivers, and back roads.

As a community refused to give up hope, but the discovery of her remains shattered that hope and

ignited a hunt for answers.

Prosecutors pointed to a troubled man with a violent past building a case piece by piece.

After years of twists, he was convicted of Holly's murder, yet questions linger, about accomplices,

motives, and whether every secret has truly been uncovered. Holly's absence still echoes across

Tennessee, a reminder of innocence stolen and justice that never feels complete.

All right, the bottom line, he's looking for a new trial trying to get this conviction

overturned.

But we're going to take this whole program, this whole hour, to walk you through this case.

So we have a clear understanding of what has transpired from the trial to where we are now with this defendant attempting

to get his conviction overturned.

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