• The Donut Shop Murders | A Detective Named Fanciulli

  • Jan 4 2022
  • Duración: 44 m
  • Podcast
  • 3.5 out of 5 stars (2 calificaciones)

The Donut Shop Murders | A Detective Named Fanciulli

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  • Carl, Sherman, and the fam head to the peaceful suburban community of Lakewood, Colorado, and strike again — this time robbing, raping, and killing 20-year-old donut shop cashier Leora Looney. As police circle the McCrary family they skip town and return to their homebase of Athens, Texas. A razor-sharp young detective, Joe Fanciulli, is on their scent, but his efforts are hindered by glacially slow 1970s police forensics.
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Misleading title

it's a podcast about another podcast and it's not very good. I thought since the title said families who kill there would be a whole family involved but only 2 guys from the family actually did anything and to hear the description would have you thinking this would be more than it actually is. way over hyped

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