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Statement of Facts
- State v. Casteel
- Narrado por: Marcus Pfeifer
- Duración: 11 h y 23 m
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On a hot day in July 1988, Frank Casteel and his wife planned an outing on property they had recently acquired atop Signal Mountain in Tennessee. They would be celebrating their wedding anniversary.
Several years later, that day's events would be rewritten. Despite crime scene contamination, a complete lack of evidence, and a span of missteps and misconduct by investigators and prosecutors, Frank would be charged and eventually wrongfully convicted of a triple homicide. In Statement of Facts, learn the truth about the circumstances and aftermath of the Signal Mountain Murders. Follow the failure of justice for the families of the victims, the injustices heaped on Frank Casteel, and his 20-year fight for his freedom.
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