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Kara Robinson makes an escape, putting all the information she memorized to good use. Evonitz goes on the run. Kara talks to us about the complex ethics of telling stories like hers in the true crime genre, and explains what “trauma-informed” media looks like.
Resources and Links:
Escaping Captivity — Oxygen Network documentary made with the involvement of Kara Robinson
Interviewees:
Kara Robinson Chamberlain — The survivor who ended the career of serial killer Richard Marc Evonitz
Sarah & Geoff's book about the WVU Coed Murders
(available on Amazon)
Kendall's Appalachian Motorcycling Travel Channel
(@motoappalachiadiscovery on YouTube)
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