Show Notes
This week we delve into a turf war between jocks and punk teens in Amarillo that ultimately resulted in the death of a nineteen year old. We discuss whether the punishment fits the crime as well as how important image can be during a murder trial. In Good News Erin brings us a compelling story of Texan survival.
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