Cooper Maul
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660 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 2d ago
Cooper Maul’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Why would they suddenly care about where she is now?
And because boots on the ground in Ohio bore no leads, the FBI pivoted to the woman who might still be within reach.
While the FBI spread out across Baltimore in search of Fay, Knudsen drove to Memphis to examine the case files himself and meet with local prosecutors.
He wanted to understand how a teenage accomplice ended up serving the kind of time usually reserved for the trigger man.
His first call was to the man Margo thought she could save, Alfred Schlereth, that boyfriend she was trying to help when she got involved with Glenn Nash in the first place.
Whatever remained of that relationship ended the moment she ran with Nash.
Al later told investigators that the last time he saw Margo was when he was in jail in Tennessee.
Here's Al speaking to a reporter in 1994 about that visit.
He stated that after it became clear to him that Margo was involved with Nash, he sent her a letter telling her to, quote, kiss my ass.
There would be no breadcrumbs from Al.
Less than a month after Margo and Nash were caught, he was convicted of the armed robbery that set off this whole saga and shipped off to the state prison in Nashville, where he served his time before eventually heading back to Ohio.
Knudsen's next play, Margo's more notorious associate, the one who avoided prison altogether, Glenn Nash.
which brought Knudsen back to the only person left in custody who might still help the investigation, the woman who Margo escaped with, Faye Copeland.
Knudsen had a laundry list to go over with Faye, and she was ready to betray her friend.
She was under the impression that if she could lead them to Margo, they'd cut her a break.
Faye told him the exact same story that Tanya told me.
When it came to where Margo was, Fay had less to offer.
She gave him a name, and it wasn't Margo.
But how would anyone who actually knew Margot know that she was going by Tanya?
And how would anyone who knew her by Tanya know that she ever went by Margot?
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