Felony Friday - Guilty Conscience (Patreon)
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2020-01-24 21:12:26
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The average person in the United States is said to come into contact with at least 12 murderers throughout their lifetime. But what happens when someone hiding such a dark, depraved secret - finally wants to confess? It might not be that simple… and one’s guilty conscience is seldom the driving force for surrender, as we see in two incredible cases.
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Written/Audio Sources:
- Lawrence Scherer confesses to 1991 murder, then tries to un-confess
- Suspect in 1991 Cold Case Killing Now in Jail
- Man Charged in 1991 Slaying
- STATE OF NEW MEXICO VS. SCHERER, LAWRENCE
- Man calls 911, confesses to murder
- Guilty Conscience: Man drives from North Carolina to Arizona to confess to 1997 murder
- Text Message Prompts Man to Confess to Cold-Case Murder - Crime Watch Daily
- Matthew Gibson Confesses to 1997 Murder After Receiving Errant Walmart Texts, Fearing For Life
- After creepy messages, man confesses to old murder
- Feeling guilty, N.C. man admits to desert murder
- This is how many murderers you will pass by in your lifetime
- Solving the unsolved: How cities are turning up heat on cold cases
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