Tell me what stayed with you—I read every message. Your thoughts might even shape what the Quiet Jury hears next on Patreon. 🎙 Episode 104: Sharon Kinne — “La Pistolera’s Disappearing Act” Part 4 of a multi-part series December 1969. A blackout sweeps through Iztapalapa Prison in Mexico City. Within minutes, one of the world’s most elusive inmates — La Pistolera — is gone. No gunfire. No alarms. No chase. For years, rumors cross borders: sightings in Guatemala, whispers of new lovers, even cl...
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Tell me what stayed with you—I read every message. Your thoughts might even shape what the Quiet Jury hears next on Patreon. 🎙 Episode 104: Sharon Kinne — “La Pistolera’s Disappearing Act” Part 4 of a multi-part series December 1969. A blackout sweeps through Iztapalapa Prison in Mexico City. Within minutes, one of the world’s most elusive inmates — La Pistolera — is gone. No gunfire. No alarms. No chase. For years, rumors cross borders: sightings in Guatemala, whispers of new lovers, even cl...
#98 Clara Harris - Part 4 (Final) - "Trial of a Wife"
Murderess Podcast
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#98 Clara Harris - Part 4 (Final) - "Trial of a Wife"
Tell me what stayed with you—I read every message. Your thoughts might even shape what the Quiet Jury hears next on Patreon. 🎙 Episode 98: Clara Harris — “Trial of a Wife” Part 4 of a multi-part series February 2003. A Houston courtroom holds its breath. The prosecution plays the tape: a silver Mercedes circling, headlights sweeping across asphalt, a body lying still. The defense pleads sudden passion — the collapse of a wife betrayed. In Part 4 of the Clara Harris story, host Sidney Smith ta...
Murderess Podcast
Tell me what stayed with you—I read every message. Your thoughts might even shape what the Quiet Jury hears next on Patreon. 🎙 Episode 104: Sharon Kinne — “La Pistolera’s Disappearing Act” Part 4 of a multi-part series December 1969. A blackout sweeps through Iztapalapa Prison in Mexico City. Within minutes, one of the world’s most elusive inmates — La Pistolera — is gone. No gunfire. No alarms. No chase. For years, rumors cross borders: sightings in Guatemala, whispers of new lovers, even cl...
