Buried Bones - a historical true crime podcast with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes Hair of the Dog
Jun 5, 2024
In this engaging podcast, Kate and Paul delve into a 1978 murder case in Washington, D.C., utilizing ballistics and hair analysis to find suspects. They discuss cab driver vulnerabilities, connections between murders, forensic analysis of bullets, hair evidence examination, ballistic evidence challenges, witness credibility issues, and the impact of DNA evidence on legal proceedings. The episode explores the evolving role of technology in solving cases and teases future episodes.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
From Glasses to Contacts and a Murder Mystery in Washington, D.C.
03:26 • 5min
Cab Driver Vulnerability and a Tragic Crime
08:41 • 5min
Uncovering Connections in Early Morning Murders
13:34 • 4min
Forensic Analysis of Bullets and Firearms Examination in Crime Cases
17:33 • 6min
Hair Evidence Examination and Informants
23:29 • 3min
Ballistic Evidence and Firearms Investigations
26:50 • 22min
Challenging Witness Credibility and DNA Evidence in Legal Proceedings
49:02 • 22min
Reflections on Technology in Solving Cases and Teasers for Future Episodes
01:10:46 • 2min