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The rise of true-crime podcasts has been a long time coming: Many classics of the genre debuted nearly a decade ago. But the popularity has yet to wane, leaving listeners inundated with thousands of podcasts to choose from. Those well versed in the genre may feel they're grasping for something new in the saturated true-crime landscape. Luckily, there are several gems still left to be discovered.
The 13-part series uses interviews with those close to the case, original notes from the investigations and 40 hours of tape recordings from Carter and recordings from the case's lead detective. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or the BBC.
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