Oct 6, 2026 · 1 hr 25 min · 18 segments
When a woman is found murdered, a written confession gives insight into the mind of her killer. (OAD 1/19/24) To get ad-free episodes, early access to new true crime podcasts, and exclusive bonus…
David MuirHost
Brian BurroughGuest
Deborah RobertsHostA friend of mine called me and he said, uh, "Hey, there's a guy out in Abilene who has, uh, some writings he's very concerned about that you might be interested in." He says, "It's, it's some crazy stuff." And so he gave me all of this.
Of course, I didn't have no idea what it was, and I brought it back and started reading it.
[instrumental music] [footsteps crunching]
Nobody ever understood it, a killing that has preoccupied so many of us for so many years.
I was the devil." [instrumental music] [applause] [upbeat country music] Stephenville has always called itself the Cowboy Capital world.
It was real big on rodeos.
There were a lot of professional rodeo cowboys that started here, so that was a big thing.
Famous for robbin'.
People wear their cowboy hats and wear their boots, and it's not kitsch, it's real.
[cow mooing] In rural Texas, livestock and livestock raising is a big part of the economy.
And right there on a pedestal in the town square, not a lawman or a local hero, [cow mooing] a cow.
All right.
A friend of mine called me and he said, uh, "Hey, there's a guy out in Abilene who has, uh, some writings he's very concerned about that you might be interested in." He says, "It's, it's some crazy stuff." And so he gave me all of this.
Of course, I didn't have no idea what it was, and I brought it back and started reading it.
[instrumental music] [footsteps crunching]
Nobody ever understood it, a killing that has preoccupied so many of us for so many years.
I was the devil." [instrumental music] [applause] [upbeat country music] Stephenville has always called itself the Cowboy Capital world.
It was real big on rodeos.
There were a lot of professional rodeo cowboys that started here, so that was a big thing.
Famous for robbin'.
People wear their cowboy hats and wear their boots, and it's not kitsch, it's real.
[cow mooing] In rural Texas, livestock and livestock raising is a big part of the economy.
And right there on a pedestal in the town square, not a lawman or a local hero, [cow mooing] a cow.
All right.
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