Episode 2 - State of Delaware v. Thomas Joseph Capano, Part 1: A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

Episode 6 - State of Missouri v. Marcellus Williams, Part 2

In Episode 6, State of Missouri v. Marcellus Williams, Part 2, Lisa and Kyle look at Williams’ federal post-conviction claims and the subsequent state and federal claims, which led to a stay of his execution in August, 2017. The then looked at with the executive order issued by Governor Michael L. Parsons in 2023 that rescinded the 2017 executive order of his predecessor.

Episode 5 - State of Missouri v. Marcellus Williams, Part 1

In Episode 5, State of Missouri v. Marcellus Williams, Part 1. Lisa and Kyle looked at the 1998 murder of Felicia Gayle, during a burglary committed by Marcellus Williams. In Part 1, they talked about the murder and the investigation that led to Williams’ arrest in 1999. Then they looked at his trial, direct appeal and state post-conviction claims.

Episode 4 - Updates

In Episode 4, Lisa and Kyle talked about the status of and/or new developments is some of the cases they've covered during Seasons 1-4, including Oklahoma v. Richard Glossip, Oklahoma v. John Fitzgerald Hanson, Texas v. Rodney Reed, Texas v. Robert Roberson, Post-Alford DNA testing in the WM3 case, Arizona v. Jodi Arias, and Florida v. Dalia Dippolito. Thank you to Brad Hicks for the new cover art. I keep forgetting to thank you when we're on the air. - Lisa

Episode 3 - State of Delaware v. Thomas J. Capano, Part 2: Justice for Annie

In Episode 3, Lisa and Kyle continued their review of State of Delaware v. Thomas J. Capano, On June 27, 1996, Anne Marie Fahey went to dinner with Thomas J. Capano, a local attorney and the son of a prominent construction and real estate developer in Wilmington, DE. The last time Annie was seen alive was at the restaurant in Philadelphia. In the Fall of 1997, after an 18-month joint state and federal investigation, Gerry Capano admitted that he’d helped his brother dump Annie’s body in the Atlantic Ocean. In Part 2, Lisa and Kyle talked about Capano’s state post-conviction claims that resulted in his death sentence being vacated, his federal habeas claims and his sudden death in prison in 2011. Thank you to Will Hicks for the new cover art. Annie's Bench is in Brandywine Park, 1080 N Park Dr, Wilmington, DE 19802. The bench is near Annie's apartment at 1708 Washington, Wilmington, DE 19802.

Episode 2 - State of Delaware v. Thomas Joseph Capano, Part 1: A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

In Episode 2, State of Delaware v. Thomas J. Capano, Part 1, Lisa and Kyle looked at the case against Thomas Joseph Capano. On June 27, 1996, Anne Marie Fahey, the scheduling secretary for Delware Governor Thomas Carper, went to dinner with Thomas J. Capano, a local attorney and the son of a prominent real estate developer in Wilmington, DE. The last time anyone saw Annie alive was at the restaurant in Philadelphia. After a lengthy joint state and federal investigation, in 1997, Capano’s brother, Gerry, admitted that he’d helped his brother dump Annie’s body in the Atlantic Ocean. In Part 1, Lisa and Kyle talked about the investigation, Capano’s 1998 trial, his conviction on 01/17/1999 and the outcome of his direct appeal.