Buried Bones - a historical true crime podcast with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes Parallels PT 1
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Jun 11, 2025 This podcast dives into the unsettling case of Nancy Benilak, a woman found dead in 1970 Sacramento just as she was planning her wedding. The hosts discuss the complexities of the crime scene, including the chilling details of her injuries and forensic evidence that paint a vivid picture of the investigation. Personal anecdotes about gardening add a light-hearted touch, while they also explore the challenges of eyewitness testimonies and the evolving techniques in crime-solving, revealing a layered approach to justice.
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Gardening Challenges in Different States
- Paul Holes shares his experience of landscaping and gardening challenges in California and Colorado.
- He explains why deer and bears prevent successful vegetable gardening at his Colorado home.
Court Reporters’ Vital Role
- Court reporters are crucial for accurate real-time trial records despite the challenges.
- Their work allows playback of testimonies during trials, offering immediate access to exact statements.
Understanding Stab Wounds and Motive
- Multiple stab wounds occur rapidly during intense attacks; not all indicate a personal vendetta.
- Defensive wounds and location of stabs provide more insight than the sheer number of wounds.
