Beth Karas

But it is the investigation into a serial killer, Monstro Florence, who hadn't been caught. Okay. And had been killing, just viciously, women, couples, you know, like on Lover's Lane, if I recall. It's been a long time since I read it, but it's awful. And at one point, like Mario Spezi was arrested because he did such a good investigation as a journalist that they thought, you must be part of it.

But it is the investigation into a serial killer, Monstro Florence, who hadn't been caught. Okay. And had been killing, just viciously, women, couples, you know, like on Lover's Lane, if I recall. It's been a long time since I read it, but it's awful. And at one point, like Mario Spezi was arrested because he did such a good investigation as a journalist that they thought, you must be part of it.

But it is the investigation into a serial killer, Monstro Florence, who hadn't been caught. Okay. And had been killing, just viciously, women, couples, you know, like on Lover's Lane, if I recall. It's been a long time since I read it, but it's awful. And at one point, like Mario Spezi was arrested because he did such a good investigation as a journalist that they thought, you must be part of it.

You know something, you must somehow be part of it. He wasn't, you know, held forever. But yeah, it was a real eye-opener to the Italian criminal justice system. And it helped me understand more of what Amanda went through. Was that before or after Amanda? It was before. I mean, I think the first murders were in the 60s or 70s or something.

You know something, you must somehow be part of it. He wasn't, you know, held forever. But yeah, it was a real eye-opener to the Italian criminal justice system. And it helped me understand more of what Amanda went through. Was that before or after Amanda? It was before. I mean, I think the first murders were in the 60s or 70s or something.

You know something, you must somehow be part of it. He wasn't, you know, held forever. But yeah, it was a real eye-opener to the Italian criminal justice system. And it helped me understand more of what Amanda went through. Was that before or after Amanda? It was before. I mean, I think the first murders were in the 60s or 70s or something.

But the last like a like a last chapter of the book deals with Amanda since it was a high profile Italian prosecution, high profile American. And but the edition I read, she hadn't been exonerated. So I think probably later printings have an update. And then she was reconvicted a second time.

But the last like a like a last chapter of the book deals with Amanda since it was a high profile Italian prosecution, high profile American. And but the edition I read, she hadn't been exonerated. So I think probably later printings have an update. And then she was reconvicted a second time.

But the last like a like a last chapter of the book deals with Amanda since it was a high profile Italian prosecution, high profile American. And but the edition I read, she hadn't been exonerated. So I think probably later printings have an update. And then she was reconvicted a second time.

Yeah, but wasn't that on appeal, couldn't they? Yes, and then it was eventually, I think, overturned. I would never go to Italy if I were she. No, absolutely not. So when you are investigating a certain case, what helps you decide what cases you're going to invest in? For a TV show, for commentary, for anything?

Yeah, but wasn't that on appeal, couldn't they? Yes, and then it was eventually, I think, overturned. I would never go to Italy if I were she. No, absolutely not. So when you are investigating a certain case, what helps you decide what cases you're going to invest in? For a TV show, for commentary, for anything?

Yeah, but wasn't that on appeal, couldn't they? Yes, and then it was eventually, I think, overturned. I would never go to Italy if I were she. No, absolutely not. So when you are investigating a certain case, what helps you decide what cases you're going to invest in? For a TV show, for commentary, for anything?

It's not my decision, but I believe that some of the issues they look at is, where was it? When was it? What happened? What's the story here? Is it a clear-cut case? Is it a little bit open-ended? Maybe we don't know. I know... For Curious Quesa, we like to find these stories where we're not really quite sure, like, what's going on here? Do you have a good storyteller? Who do we believe?

It's not my decision, but I believe that some of the issues they look at is, where was it? When was it? What happened? What's the story here? Is it a clear-cut case? Is it a little bit open-ended? Maybe we don't know. I know... For Curious Quesa, we like to find these stories where we're not really quite sure, like, what's going on here? Do you have a good storyteller? Who do we believe?

It's not my decision, but I believe that some of the issues they look at is, where was it? When was it? What happened? What's the story here? Is it a clear-cut case? Is it a little bit open-ended? Maybe we don't know. I know... For Curious Quesa, we like to find these stories where we're not really quite sure, like, what's going on here? Do you have a good storyteller? Who do we believe?

I mean, Natalia Grace, we were flip-flopping all the time, like, what's going on here, right? I was flip-flopping. So... And sometimes the public will tell you what a good story is because there's just a story that's out there that the public is like responding to.

I mean, Natalia Grace, we were flip-flopping all the time, like, what's going on here, right? I was flip-flopping. So... And sometimes the public will tell you what a good story is because there's just a story that's out there that the public is like responding to.

I mean, Natalia Grace, we were flip-flopping all the time, like, what's going on here, right? I was flip-flopping. So... And sometimes the public will tell you what a good story is because there's just a story that's out there that the public is like responding to.

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