Afleveringen
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Days before the execution, the defense team scrambles to respond to an unexpected ruling, while the lead lawyer makes what may be his final visit to David Wood on death row. Everyone waits to find out Woodâs fate.
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To justify sentencing David Wood to death, prosecutors argued that he was a convicted rapist turned serial killer. And yet, Wood has insisted all along that isnât true. We head to death row to hear him tell us why. But not before a victim of his earlier crimes has her say about the kind of person she believes he is.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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In the final weeks before the execution date, the defense team has to decide just how far itâs willing to push people to save David Woodâs life. The teamâs deliberations lead to a key witness on his deathbed ⊠and the mother of one of the Desert Killerâs victims.
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The way the state constructed the case, thereâs no one big shiny piece of evidence for the defense to knock down. Instead, there are a million little threads to pull at. With less than two months until the execution, the lawyers comb through the evidence one last time, and a new witness offers unexpected revelations.
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In 1992, David Wood became El Pasoâs most notorious convicted serial killer. He has been on death row ever since. More than 30 years later, his lawyers have just a few months to argue his innocence and stop his execution.
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In 1992, David Wood was convicted of murdering young women and girls and burying them in the desert outside El Paso. He has been on death row ever since. âThe Last 12 Weeksâ takes you behind the scenes as a capital defense team races against the clock to stop an execution 30 years in the making.
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Allen will almost certainly be released in a few years. What should M.âs family do with a guy who refuses to own up to his own crime? Can he be re-integrated into the family? Should he be?
While M. has grown increasingly compassionate toward Allen, they learn their family has been moving in the opposite direction. Meanwhile, Priscilla has been trying to make a life without Allen. But Allenâs mom has other plans.
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Allen finally agrees to talk ⊠and talk and talk, for 35 hours of interviews. M. wants to understand Allen on his own terms, to try and figure out how this scion of bohemian intellectuals ended up hiring someone to kill his ex. Itâs hard for M. to believe everything Allen says, but over the course of their conversations, M. comes to feel for their cousin. And they think they understand what drove him to go so far.
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M. attends Allenâs trial in San Francisco. The FBIâs star witness, an agent who went by âDavid," plays his undercover recordings of Allen. They reveal how Allenâs scheme to deport Priscilla turned into a murder-for-hire plot.
Allen is his own star witness, but his attempts to defend himself fall flat in court. M. begins to wonder why they loved seeing Allen humiliated on the stand.
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M. seeks out Allenâs ex-wife, Priscilla, who tells her side of the story. It begins with a whirlwind romance but quickly turns to chart Allenâs betrayal: taking her son from Russia and stranding Priscilla and her daughter in Moscow. What follows is Priscillaâs two-year odyssey, a journey that includes surviving a brutal attack and shocking arrests in Zimbabwe, only to reach the U.S. and have Allen take the boy again.
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For decades, M. simply disliked Allen. They saw him as a fool, a pompous âinternational businessmanâ who bragged about shady deals and drove fancy cars while living in Eastern Europe and Africa. But one day Allen suddenly shows up at their fatherâs home in Cape Cod with his mother and 5-year-old son. He says he has separated from his wife, whom he has left behind in Moscow. M. suspects this could be a kidnapping, but their family seems to disagree.
But finally Allen does something so bad, even M.âs family canât ignore it.
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The New York Times writer M. Gessen is widely known for their award-winning writing about totalitarianism, terrorism and the erosion of human rights. Now, M. is examining a more personal target: their least favorite cousin, Allen. For decades, they saw Allen as a fool, a pompous âinternational businessmanâ who bragged about shady deals. But then Allen is arrested for trying to put a hit out on his ex-wife, and M. cannot wrap their head around the news. Heâs just an idiot, right? Not a would-be murderer?
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Whatâs the harm of âbetter safe than sorryâ in cases where abuse is ambiguous? One motherâs story is our answer to that question.
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One pediatricianâs path to Pennsylvania, and the rise of a powerful new field in child medicine.
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The story of how this extraordinary situation in the Lehigh Valley came to light â because it almost didnât.
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In the summer of 2023, reporter Dyan Neary received a tip about a problematic doctor in Pennsylvania. Families were claiming that when they sought medical care for their children, this pediatrician falsely accused them of abuse, and their children were taken away from them. The Preventionist traces this doctorâs decades-long career across multiple states, and explores the rise of a new and powerful kind of specialist, the âchild abuse pediatricianâ â whose decisions can be incredibly difficult to challenge.
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Sometimes you canât wait for research to tell you what to do â you just have to go ahead and do it. We get back on L&D with Clara, Mindy and Heather.
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Pain during a cesarean section isnât a new problem. But for a long time, itâs been a hidden one. In England, a patient named Susanna not only brings the problem to doctorsâ attention, but also tries to solve it.
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What went wrong with Claraâs delivery? And can Heather get doctors to talk about it?
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Clara is a labor and delivery nurse, so she has a pretty good idea of what to expect when she delivers her own twins at the same hospital where she works. But she wasnât prepared for this.
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