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Felony Friday - Birthday Confession
🕑 Added 2022-02-11 17:14:07 +0000 UTCOn the evening of March 7th, 1990, 25-year-old Carl Harris of Ozark, Alabama finished his shift at the local area grocery market. His plan for the evening was to pick up a friend roughly thirty minutes after his shift at 9:30 p.m. and head to his home which he shared with his ex-wife Tracey and their daughter. But when Carl arrived at his house, Tracey was nowhere to be found. Despite his best efforts to find Tracey, he was unable to and subsequently reported her missing. Tragically, Tracey was found in a place she once loved but was terrified of, leading to much speculation about who wanted to harm her and why. But as it turns out, the truth isn’t always what it seems.
Written by Ryan Williams, Executive Produced by Michael Ojibway.
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Written/Audio Sources:
- Police suspect foul play in woman’s death
- Gov. Hunt offers reward
- The Search for the Killer of Tracey Harris
- Arrest made in 1990 cold case murder
- Man charged in 1990 slaying of ex-wife
- June Gunter Obituary
- Tracey Harris Chilling Crimes
- Daleville man charged in murder of former wife
- A 30-year Secret
- In Memory of Tracey Carol Gunter-Harris
- Tracey Harris: 1990 Ozark, Alabama murder
- Murder charges dropped against husband
- Confession clears husband just before his trial
- Man charged with killing his wife in 1990 cleared hours before his trial
- Murder charges against Carl Harris dropped
- After 30 years, real killer revealed before trial
- Dale County man pleads guilty to 30-year-old murder
- Alabama man pleads guilty in 1990 slaying
- “I forgive you”
- Defense attorney: ‘Everyone involved in the OPD cold case unit should resign’
- Daughter of murder victim defends OPD
- Man cleared of wife’s murder asks daughter to call him
- ‘I love and miss her’
- Harris v. City of Ozark
- Carl Harris Now
- Ozark Cold Case
Music & Sound Effect Sources
- Opening Track: “A Cold Wind” by Savvun
- Closing Track: “My Galaxy (Instrumental Version)” by Gloria Tells
Music & Sound Effect Sources
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Comments
Christina Boyd
Same.
Ash P
Idk if it's been re-recorded but I definitely hear "condemn" not "condone"... I'll leave my dictionary out of it, though.
Jess Wilson
Around 5:15. I believe you intended to say that you (do not) condone... but said "stand against and condone." Which is probably still totally fine, I don't think anybody actually believes that you condone domestic violence. I figured maybe I should mention it... like I said, only cos I love ya.
