Panic Button
Oklahoma Appleseed Center for Law and JusticeIn Season 3, Tulsa attorneys Colleen McCarty and Leslie Briggs dive deep into a cold case double homicide that happened in Bache, Oklahoma in 2016. Emily Morgan and Totinika Elix were found shot in a car under a rural carport on a hot August day with only one thing taken from the scene: Emily's phone. The Pittsburg County Sheriff's Department turned the case over almost immediately to OSBI and the... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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The music in this episode is “Let it Burn,” by Oliver / Aberson. more
In this episode, Colleen and Leslie interview one of Jim’s survivors who has never spoken to anyone about the incident (aside from the police and her mother) in thirty years. more
The song in this week's episode is "Surefire," by Wilderado. more
This week's episode is a break from the heavy story telling to ask the experts. Our expert panel features: more
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I love and admire the work these women are doing shedding light on the social injustices happening in our country and our hometowns. Well researched, thoughtful, and fascinating podcast!
Apple Podcasts5Reese Moore
United States9 months ago - first intriguing- now creepy- not the story, the tellers.
The first few episodes created some intrigue- but I couldn’t help but wonder, have either of these women lawyers ever been on a high school date in their lives? I also felt like the younger ish sounding lawyer had never been on a sate with a man in her life based on her own words. This last episode- red flags- their real motivations came out pretty clearly. This isn't about justice, its about misandry, shaming, and clearly something personal or a vendetta of sorts to attempt to get this person- ... more
Apple Podcasts1CaptainKansasUnited States9 months ago - Amazing!!!
You all, this is great work. Thank you for fighting the good fight and advocating for people. You are amazing!
Apple Podcasts5Bekah918United States10 months ago - Absolutely riveting
The story, while horrifying, is very well constructed, and more importantly, these women are doing something so important-fighting for justice for victims who after decades of torture and suffering still have not seen any. The system has failed, but telling these stories is a way forward, and everyone involved in getting these stories told is doing the LORD’S WORK.
Apple Podcasts5ScrawnygalUnited States10 months ago - Absolutely incredible!!!
A podcast shedding light on domestic violence in my state?? Yes please! Domestic violence is often a topic that is pushed under the rug and this undoes that in the best way possible!
Apple Podcasts5A qualified gen zUnited States10 months ago
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