Contact Lenses and Criminal Tales

This chapter features a light-hearted conversation about the transition from glasses to contact lenses, filled with personal anecdotes and humorous challenges faced during the adjustment. The speakers also delve into the importance of storytelling in criminal trials, discussing how narratives help juries understand cases and the emotional ties communities have to historical stories. As they transition to a specific criminal case in 1935 Bangor, Pennsylvania, they intertwine local insights with the complexities of criminal motives and evidence.