Ep 29: Greenwich Connecticut, one of the most upscale suburbs in the United States, was a place where violent crimes didn't happen. But on the fateful night of Halloween of 1975, the brutal murder of a fifteen-year-old girl would horrify a community and lead to the investigation and prosecution of a member of an American Dynasty.

Sources Cited for this episode:

The Stamford Advocate, The Hartford Courant, American Justice episode, “The Martha Moxley Case”, The Associated Press

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Written and Hosted by Amy Shlosberg and Meghan Sacks
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