This is exactly right.

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She was 18 and she was the only one to actually speak at the sentencing 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? Yeah. All she could really do is apologize for her role.

I'm Kate Winkler Dawson, a non-fiction 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 historical True Crime Podcast, Tenfold More Wicked, as well as the co-host of the new show

Buried Bones, both on exactly right.

I've traveled around the world interviewing people for the show.

I've interviewed some people in person and some from my home

studio over Zoom and they are all excellent writers. They've had so many great true crime stories

and now we want to tell you those stories with details that have never

been published. Tenfold More Wicked Presents Wicked Words is about the choices that

writers make good and bad. It's a deep dive into the stories behind the stories.

Author Vivian Ho is a freelance journalist in London,

but she was in San Francisco reporting for the Chronicle and the Guardian at one point, and she wrote a book called Those Who Wander, America's Lost Street Kids.

It's about the murder of two people in San Francisco by three unhoused people,

but the killer's backgrounds and their lives on the street make this story more complicated.

We're in San Francisco in 2015.

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