Spencer Henry

because this needed to be a partnership she had so much of the information that they needed yes a hundred percent and i think going back to like when she cracked the code i think it was just like i i loved that she figured it out on her own like she didn't have anybody else really helping her nope other than the hillary the librarian who i love queen hillary becoming friends and at the end of the book

because this needed to be a partnership she had so much of the information that they needed yes a hundred percent and i think going back to like when she cracked the code i think it was just like i i loved that she figured it out on her own like she didn't have anybody else really helping her nope other than the hillary the librarian who i love queen hillary becoming friends and at the end of the book

she walks into the courtroom and she sees Hillary from the library there. And Hillary's like, I'm here for you. I was like,

she walks into the courtroom and she sees Hillary from the library there. And Hillary's like, I'm here for you. I was like,

Okay. So obviously I live in Southern California. I live in Los Angeles and I used to live in Signal Hill, which is a small unincorporated area where the body of Nina Lee Deloney was found.

Okay. So obviously I live in Southern California. I live in Los Angeles and I used to live in Signal Hill, which is a small unincorporated area where the body of Nina Lee Deloney was found.

I was like going through newspaper archives, trying to do my own little sleuthing to see if I could figure out where in relation it was to where I used to live. But I was just finding like old press photos that didn't have any exact addresses. But I was like, damn.

I was like going through newspaper archives, trying to do my own little sleuthing to see if I could figure out where in relation it was to where I used to live. But I was just finding like old press photos that didn't have any exact addresses. But I was like, damn.

Well, they just get publicized more, I feel like.

Well, they just get publicized more, I feel like.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Uh-huh. 100%.

Uh-huh. 100%.

Thanks for having me.

Thanks for having me.

I think the guy's annoying, but one that I love is, well, I've been, I'm like halfway through it right now, but it's the crime of the century, Richard Speck and the murders that shocked a nation.

I think the guy's annoying, but one that I love is, well, I've been, I'm like halfway through it right now, but it's the crime of the century, Richard Speck and the murders that shocked a nation.

Dennis Albreo and William J. Martin.

Dennis Albreo and William J. Martin.