Joe Benigno

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694 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 22 Jul

Joe Benigno’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Vocals by Rob Reddy of Californicorns. matched
Written by Leo Schofield and Kevin Herrick at the Florida Department of Corrections, Hardy Correctional Facility. matched
This series includes sensitive and potentially distressing topics, including sexual assault and abuse involving children. matched
Listener discretion is advised. matched
By the time Anthony's second trial finally started, he gathered reams of proof pointing away from his guilt and pointing instead to Howard Gombert as Josette's possible killer. matched
Alas, proof compiled in prison is a far, far thing from proof presented at trial. matched
To simply get a hearing is a Herculean climb for someone serving life without parole. matched
You must first persuade a judge to grant your motion. matched
If you somehow get that hearing, you must then convince the judge to let in new relevant facts, not just the ones presented at your previous trial. matched
And as Anthony had learned in Putnam County, the judges there seemed deeply disinterested in new facts. matched
But to convey how strong his new proof was, we'll need to return our attention to the devil. matched
When last we left Gombert, he'd pulled up stakes and moved across state lines to Connecticut. matched
His father, Howard Sr., owned a ramshackle house in the working-class hamlet of New Fairfield. matched
Gombert did not get along with his father, a burly, beer-guzzling ex-Marine. matched
We spoke to three of Gombert's victims who spent time in that house. matched
They told us that Gombert and his father fought like sailors. matched
They'd literally sucker punch each other in front of guests. matched
At some point in his boyhood, Howard either ran away or was kicked out by his dad, said those women. matched
By the age of 15, he was living in the woods, sleeping in a tent in the dead of winter. matched
He knew every square inch of those woods, the woman told us, and fed himself on what he stole or killed. matched
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