
Actress Julie Dove (Days of our Lives, Birdgirl) shares how her small hometown of Princeton, Texas, changed forever on July 7, 1988, when 16-year-old Angela Stevens was savagely beaten, murdered, and left in an empty field by three local young men. Whispers around town were more about how those boys ruined their lives in one night than about a young girl’s life lost.But what about Angela’s life, w... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Executive Producer Kari Hargrave Southard and Host Julie Dove discuss the journey of making the podcast and why it was so important to tell Angela's story now.
Actress Julie Dove (Days of our Lives, Birdgirl), also from Princeton, Texas, shares this... more
Former federal prosecutor Francey Hakes gives insight into Lee's recent sentencing for his current federal charges.
Actress Julie Dove (Days of our Lives, Birdgirl), also from Princeton, Texas, shares this very personal story of how Angela's murder ... more
In a wrap up conversation Angela's baby sister Jackie and cousin Amy share their thoughts on the podcast with Executive Producer Kari Hargrave Southard and Host Julie Dove.
Actress Julie Dove (Days of our Lives, Birdgirl), also from Princeton, Tex... more
For the first time Angela's sisters Jackie and Kimberly along with cousin Amy share their memories of Angela and how the murder changed their lives forever.
Actress Julie Dove (Days of our Lives, Birdgirl), also from Princeton, Texas, shares this ve... more
This was hard to listen to sometimes. Girls are so disposable in our world so I’m glad you reminded everyone that Angie was special. I was horrified that the community did not reach out, I assumed it was because Angie was a bit of a wild child, but it is disheartening.
Listened on a roadtrip home from Florida. My daddy is a Kinser from Princeton. Wonder if I’m related to the Paul Kinser mentioned in episode 2
Beautifully written. Wonderfully executed. Amazing story of small town America and the 80s and how many things have changed but so many stay the same. Heart wrenching tail that any true crime buff will enjoy. Must listen.
Preaching to us about transsexuals. Goodbye. Could've been a decent podcast. Too bad I won't listen to the rest.
Thank you for bringing us Angie’s stories. So many red flags and woulda coulda shouldas but it angers me that those cowards murdered her and went free. Lee went on to commit other crimes and now luckily he was sentenced and will hopefully never see the light of day.
I live in NY and I Angie would have been my age. This breaks my heart.
And to the family members saying they are sorry for their emotions on the podcast during their interviews. Do not apologize. It’s called grief and grief is li... more
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Focused on a tragic true crime story, the content reveals deep personal accounts and investigations surrounding the murder of Angela Stevens, a 16-year-old girl from Princeton, Texas, in 1988. It brings to light societal issues such as victim blaming, insufficient justice responses, and the emotional ramifications for both the victims' families and the community as a whole. Through interviews with family members, law enforcement, and community residents, listeners are invited to reflect on Angela's life, the crime, and how it has impacted those who knew her, creating a poignant narrative that advocates for the recognition of victims’ stories.
The podcast stands out for its emphasis on emotional healing and societal critique, questioning the... more
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