Episode 37: Genene "Angel of Death" Jones with Jason Goss Pt.1
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Send #BTGWITHRANGEL your questions, thoughts, or reviews! In this riveting two-part episode, Judge Ron Rangel and former prosecutor Jason Goss discuss the Genene Jones "Angel of Death" case, and how she was ultimately brought to justice for poisoning over 60 babies while employed as neo-natal intensive care nurse.
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