Surviving family members in capital murder cases often endure years of legal appeals.
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Surviving family members in capital murder cases often endure years of legal appeals. For many, reliving the crime through the legal system is excruciating. Two family members share the affects of their capital trials and the final executions.
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Surviving family members in capital murder cases often endure years of legal appeals. For many, reliving the crime through the legal system is excruciating. Two family members share the affects of their capital trials and the final executions.
Broadcast History
Aired on KUOW during Morning Edition and Day to Day
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Edited by Jim Gates
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