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Felony Friday - Guilty Conscience
🕑 Added 2020-01-24 21:12:26 +0000 UTCThe average person in the United States is said to come into contact with at least 12 murderers throughout their lifetime. But what happens when someone hiding such a dark, depraved secret - finally wants to confess? It might not be that simple… and one’s guilty conscience is seldom the driving force for surrender, as we see in two incredible cases.
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Written/Audio Sources:
- Lawrence Scherer confesses to 1991 murder, then tries to un-confess
- Suspect in 1991 Cold Case Killing Now in Jail
- Man Charged in 1991 Slaying
- STATE OF NEW MEXICO VS. SCHERER, LAWRENCE
- Man calls 911, confesses to murder
- Guilty Conscience: Man drives from North Carolina to Arizona to confess to 1997 murder
- Text Message Prompts Man to Confess to Cold-Case Murder - Crime Watch Daily
- Matthew Gibson Confesses to 1997 Murder After Receiving Errant Walmart Texts, Fearing For Life
- After creepy messages, man confesses to old murder
- Feeling guilty, N.C. man admits to desert murder
- This is how many murderers you will pass by in your lifetime
- Solving the unsolved: How cities are turning up heat on cold cases
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Comments
Tina Johnson
Ya you know he had to have your gut feeling is right on the money on that on
H4iley20
A man who brutally murdered his wife stayed at my work a month ago, none of us knew who he was except someone whose lived in the area since she was born. She instantly told our boss to google his name, and all the nitty gritty details were right there. What makes it creepier to me is that when I was trying to do his housekeeping he would always try to get to go into his room alone with him, I politely declined then days later found out he was a murderer
