My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark 496 - Swim Angry
Sep 4, 2025
Join a riveting discussion on the mysterious disappearance of Anne Marie Fahey, intertwined with reflections on community and corruption. Discover the incredible bravery of swimmer Shavarsh Karapetyan, who heroically saved lives during a tragic accident. Enjoy light-hearted banter about personal grooming and sunbathing, and engage with amusing anecdotes from upcoming shows. Delve into themes of betrayal and resilience, all while experiencing the warmth of camaraderie and uplifting listener stories.
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Small Domestic Clues Matter
- Annie's apartment showed small but telling signs of disruption that alarmed family and friends.
- Everyday details like unpaid groceries and unheard answering machine messages can reveal sudden disappearance.
Forensics Can Succeed Without A Body
- Forensic matching of blood can link suspects even without a body when victims regularly donate blood.
- Creative detective work overcame earlier missed opportunities at the scene.
Family Testimony Seals Conviction
- Tom Capano's brothers testified that Capano killed Annie and dumped her body in the Atlantic with anchors tied to it.
- Capano was convicted of first-degree murder and initially sentenced to death, later commuted to life imprisonment.
