Cooper Maul
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652 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 8 Sep
Cooper Maul’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Margo's full-blooded brother, who happened to be in prison at the time.
I'll let Costas explain.
Turns out Tommy had gotten a heads up and he was savvy like his sister.
Costas exchanged a quick look with his partner.
Now here they were, standing right in front of him, exactly the way a cop would.
Meyer took the lead on the damage control.
For a moment, neither of them knew which way it would go.
But this final Hail Mary, it didn't pay off.
All it bought him was access, his fake name on a visitor list, nothing else.
Tommy didn't have anything new to give him, just hazy memories of growing up with Margo.
If the family couldn't give them that break, maybe putting Margo's story back in the spotlight could.
And there was one show with national reach and a knack for catching fugitives on the lam.
America's Most Wanted.
On July 30th, 1994, America's Most Wanted brought Margot Freshwater's story to the screen.
The episode was pure 90s television, quick cuts, ominous narration, and reenactments that played out like a crime noir short film.
Actors retraced her romance and crime spree with Glenn Nash from Memphis to the Gulf, flashing back to the liquor store murder, the jailbreak, and the decades-long mystery of where she'd gone.
In the segment, their producers talked to a lot of people I have in my own reporting and some I couldn't because they're long dead.
Notably, Glenn Nash, Margo's co-conspirator, gave them an exclusive phone interview.
Nash, the man she once followed across state lines, now in the limelight.
Not for his hand in the crimes, but to tell Margo it was time to give herself up.
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