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Chapter 1: What happened on the night of Martha Moxley's murder?
Hey weirdos, I'm Ash. And I'm Alayna. And this is Morbid.
This is morbid. Morbid in the afternoon. And I'm trying to think of... I saw... Because, like, last time I think we were like, okay, set your timers because we're about to start the episode. I saw some funny-ass people being like, it starts at 69 seconds. So, like, it starts at...
0.03 seconds. So now you're never going to know when it stops.
So I think you guys are funny.
You guys are funny.
But I don't think we have a ton of business. Just the normal stuff. If you guys haven't bought tickets to the live show at Radio City. What are you doing? June 27th. Buy tickets to it, because I'm telling you, it's going to be a blast. We've really nailed some stuff down.
Yep, we're reeling it in.
It's going to be fun. We have some fun merch. Yes. We have a special guest. Special guest.
And it's just going to be a really fun time. Special fits from Romania. Yeah. Literally. So get your butt there. And then you can just wander around New York.
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Chapter 2: What were the key findings of the Sutton Report?
Dolores, when she farts, she chases her butt and barks. And I'm like, bitch, that was you. That was you. It's almost like she's mad at her butt for betraying her.
That's the thing. Dogs are awesome.
Yeah.
Dogs are awesome.
But they're going to do wily shit for no reason.
But they're barking at their own farts. So it's like we're using them as a forensic tool now? Like when did that happen? Yeah, they're not canine dogs, babe. That's insane to me to be like, well, dogs barked around 10 p.m. So that was obviously when the murder happened. It's like, nope, I think they were just barking.
And again, like Nadia, take the dogs out of it. You're relying on the neighbor saying what time that happened. That's no good.
What's even worse with this is the medical examiner had never really agreed with investigators stated time of death.
And they're the expert, I would say, on this.
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Chapter 3: What new evidence emerged during the investigation?
You have to be careful with that stuff.
Yeah.
When he was informed of his son's confession at the Elon School, Rushton Skakel immediately pulled the plug on the entire investigation, paying any remaining fees and ending multiple years of work. Huh. Since everyone involved in the private investigation had signed a confidentiality agreement... I wish you guys could see my face right now, because my face is saying... What?
Well, all the people involved in the private investigation had signed a confidentiality agreement, so they were all prohibited from disclosing any information contained in the report to law enforcement or to the public. An NDA brother? Once again, it seemed that Skakel's money and power had kind of shielded his family from any responsibility, but there was one thing he hadn't counted on. Stop.
What?
It was true that every investigator on the case had signed a confidentiality agreement. But? But the young employees who'd been tasked with organizing the information for the investigators had not been required to sign anything. When that young man, one young man... He who shall not be named. He has remained anonymous.
Learned that the report and Skakel's confession to murder were being shelved and would not see the light of day. He stole the report and sent it to Dominic Dunn.
Not all heroes wear capes.
Because he had seen Dominic Dunn talking about the case on the news and he was like, I think you should have this.
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Chapter 4: How did Michael Skakel's alibi change over time?
It does. When you really pull apart the pieces though, you go, well, you have to think of every part of this.
Because anybody could have taken that golf club.
Anyone might have dropped the club outside and anyone might have picked it up.
Mm-hmm.
Who knows if one of them had just had the club, dropped it outside somewhere, someone found it, picked it up. Somebody stumbled upon it. No one the police interviewed said that they saw Tommy with the golf club.
Okay.
So there's just that. And I'm just, just from like a purely like, sure, perspective, you know what I mean? Like, sure, somebody, is it likely?
Yeah.
I don't know.
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