
About this episode
When an 18-year-old was accused of a horrific crime, public opinion was in his favor. By mortgaging their homes, the people of Litchfield County Connecticut helped pay for his defense. But would public support be enough to prove his innocence?
This case is *disputed*
Audiobook rec: Lies In Bone
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