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A secret recording. A powerful sheriff’s department. And allegations that local officials wanted the journalists investigating them dead. Jennifer Fessler sits down with director Ben Klein to unpack the shocking story behind Kill, Bury, Print.
Ben reveals how the McCurtain Gazette and the Willingham family found themselves at the center of a dangerous fight for local journalism, the recording that exposed what was happening behind closed doors, and the challenges of bringing this unbelievable story to the screen.
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Before he became one of America's most notorious domestic terrorists, Ted Kaczynski was a 16-year-old Harvard prodigy subjected to controversial psychological experiments.
Did those experiences help turn a brilliant young man into a killer? Actor David Webster, who stars in Netflix's Unabomber, joins Elisa Donovan to explore the disturbing experiments, Kaczynski's descent into violence, and the unanswered questions surrounding his transformation.
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DWTS is heading to its semi-finals but a front runner got the boot! Are we shocked or not so much?
Dane Cook’s documentary “Funny Money” has us talking, is this the right time for a comeback?
Blast from the past! Jennifer Grey and Charlie Sheen reunited 40 years later for a holiday commercial.
Matchbox 20 is heading out on tour to celebrate their 30th anniversary, what has us swooning over Rob Thomas?
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Seven fraternity brothers accused of sexual assault. A disturbing group chat involving more than 50 frat brothers. And an Ivy League university under fire.
Netflix's InstaDoc Jane Doe v. Cornell is sparking outrage, and Elisa Donovan and Jenn Fessler have even more to say about the explosive case. From shocking allegations and a culture of silence to troubling questions about Cornell's handling of the case.Who knew what, who should be held accountable, and how could this happen at one of America's most prestigious universities?
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How did Charles Manson convince young women to kill for him? Actress Marianne Rendon, who portrayed notorious Manson Family member Susan “Sadie” Atkins in Charlie Says, joins Elisa Donovan to expose the twisted mix of sex, drugs, love bombing and psychological manipulation that transformed seemingly ordinary young women into followers of one of America's most infamous killers.
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