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Eight days after her three children drowned in a lake, Illinois State Police brought in two female investigators to interrogate Amanda Hamm. The session lasted about a half hour. This edited version runs 16 minutes:
Three days after the drownings of his girlfriend’s three children, Maurice LaGrone agreed to meet police at the scene of the incident and tell them what had happened. Here are excerpts of that interview as videotaped by detectives at Clinton Lake:
The seventh season of the true crime podcast “Truth & Justice” is focusing on a murder that occurred in Bloomington, Ill., the city where the Hendricks family murders, the subject of Reasonable Doubt, occurred. Ironically the killing of gas station attendant Bill Little happened just three days after David Hendricks, in his court-ordered second trial, …
This is the audio of the call for help Amanda Hamm made while her three young children, trapped in her car, were drowning in a lake. A warning: It’s not easy to listen to. Hamm is hysterical, to the point that the 911 dispatcher has great difficulty understanding her. About a minute into the call, …
The UnforgivenEdith Brady-Lunny and Steve Vogelwww.edithbradylunny.comwww.stevevogelauthor.comBookbabywww.bookbaby.com9781543962000, $18.99, print9781543962017, $8.99, ebook Just because The Unforgiven: The Untold Story of One Woman’s Search for Love and Justice is a true crime expose doesn’t mean that the drama and tension of fiction aren’t present. Under the dual pens of Edith Brady-Lunny and Steve Vogel, more than just the …
A lot of ground was covered in Champaign, Ill., News-Gazette columnist Jim Dey’s podcast interview with The Unforgiven co-author Edith Brady-Lunny: https://www.news-gazette.com/podcasts/podcast-jim-dey-with-edith-lunny/audio_f1e3b70c-9928-11e9-87f1-1f8d7f3c25eb.html