E38 Courtney & Christine - Pt 1

Brothers in Crime

In this episode we talk about two separate, but eerily similar, cases out of Noxubee County, Mississippi. These cases involve the abductions, sexual assaults, and murders of two young girls. The facts are absolutely infuriating and equally heartbreaking. And tragedy in these cases didn’t end with the murders–that’s where it started.

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The following are links to some of the resources or references we discussed during or reviewed in preparation for this episode:

The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington | Hachette Book Group

Kennedy Brewer - National Registry of Exonerations

Levon Brooks - National Registry of Exonerations

Levon Brooks, a Mississippi man wrongly convicted by bad forensics, dies at 58 - The Washington Post

Why Bite Mark Evidence Should Never Be Used in Criminal Trials - Innocence Project

Levon Brooks: 'An extraordinary man' who wrongfully spent one-third of his life in prison

'They Want To Erase Me From History:' Bite Mark Analyst Dr. Michael West Bristles At Criticism Of Him And His Work

Levon Brooks - Innocence Project

Questions for Mississippi Doctor After Thousands of Autopsies - The New York Times

The Authors of “The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist” on the Legacy of Junk Forensics in Mississippi and Beyond

Despite DNA Test, a Case Is Retried - The New York Times

Brewer & Brooks v. West & Hayne (Fifth Circuit Opinion)

Noxubee Man Gets Life Sentence for Rape, Murder.

New Suspect Is Arrested in 2 Mississippi Killings - The New York Times

Despite DNA Test, a Case Is Retried - The New York Times

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