In today's True Crime To-Go, we break down how James Clark stole over $500,000 from pay phones in the 1980's. We are here to answer all of your questions:

How did he do it?
How did he get caught?
What are pay phones?

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Jennifer Pan's parents had big plans for their daughter. They wanted her to excel academically, get a high-paying job, and marry a man with a future as bright as her own. However, Jennifer had other plans for her life. Just how far would Jennifer go to avoid her parents' expectations? 

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William and Peggy Stephenson were both 74 years old when they were found dead in their home on May 29, 2011. The Stephensons were well-known and loved in their community. Bill had founded the Trucker’s Chapel Ministry, which provided a spiritual sanctuary for truckers passing through the area.

If you have any information about the murder of William and Peggy Stephenson, please contact Detective Cox at [email protected] or call 859-334-8496 or 844-210-1111 (toll-free). Your tip could be the key to unlocking this decade-old mystery and bringing closure to the family and community.

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When Gloria Ramirez arrived at Riverside General Hospital in February of 1994, chaos ensued. Was she really toxic enough to poison everyone in the ER by her presence alone? Or were there more sinister things going on at the hospital that led to over 20 people getting ill within minutes?

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We are thrilled to be joined by attorney and former Assistant District Attorney Jarrett Ferentino. Mr. Ferentino was the lead prosecutor in the murder trial of Hugo Selenski. We discuss the ins and outs of the nine year long legal process, behind the scenes of the prosecution, and what sets the Selenski case apart from the hundreds of others Mr. Ferentino has worked on.

Jarrett J. Ferentino, a federal and state trial lawyer with two decades of experience, is a nationally recognized True Crime personality and a principal at the law firm of Pugliese, Finnegan, Shaffer & Ferentino LLC in Kingston, Pennsylvania, USA.

With a remarkable track record, Ferentino has successfully handled a wide range of cases for individual, corporate, and government clients, including over 100 homicides, sexual abuse, and drug trafficking cases. Join us for expert insights and captivating true crime storytelling.

In addition to regular media appearances on every outlet, Mr. Ferentino now hosts Primetime Crime with Lauren Conlin. Find them here!

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Ruvil Hale went missing in 1990. Would his family ever find answers?

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We have covered evil killers before. We have talked about cults multiple times. But how can you tell the difference between a cult leader bought into their delusions and a villain using their influence to gain power? Or...is there a difference at all?

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We are joined today by Matthew Mangino to talk about his career, the influence of film on the justice system, and his work in researching the death penalty.

Matthew T. Mangino is the former district attorney of Lawrence County, Pennsylvania. He also spent a six year term on the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole. He is an adjunct professor at Thiel College.

He is currently 'Of Counsel' with Luxenberg, Garbett, Kelly and George, P.C.

Mangino's book The Executioner's Toll, 2010 was published by McFarland & Company. The book is available HERE
His weekly column on crime and punishment was syndicated nationwide by GateHouse Media and Gannett. Mangino's articles have been published in the Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Columbus Dispatch and Harrisburg Patriot News.

Mangino is a featured columnist for the Pennsylvania Law Weekly and a regular contributor to The Crime Report and the Pennsylvania Capital-Star.

Mangino is a trial analyst for Law and Crime Network and a regular contributor to Crime Stories with Nancy Grace and Court TV.

He has provided legal commentary for ID Discovery, A&E, CNN, MSNBC, FoxNews, Al Jazeera-America and National Public Radio. In addition to his law degree from Duquesne University, Mangino earned a masters degree in criminology from the University of Pennsylvania.

Mangino served on the Pennsylvania Joint State Government Commission's Advisory Committee on Capital Punishment and the White House Conference of School Safety and Youth Violence.

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A local shop owner in Rockcastle County, KY is brutally murdered at the hands of a stranger. Would this killer be caught? Why was the Glitter Box targeted for this crime?

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Hugo Selenski was the very definition of a problem child. By age 15 he was a father, had multiple DUIs, and multiple arrests for other offenses. His life only went further into the darkness as an adult when he added multiple murder charges to his rap sheet. But, is there more to his story? Could he be innocent of some of his charges? 

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Today we are joined by Marc Veazey. Jamie and Marc met at CrimeCon, and Jamie knew he had to have Marc on True Crimecast.

Marc Veazey is retired FBI Special Agent and Supervisor, a former corporate investigator, a podcast creator, and a soon-to-be author. In today's episode, he talks about one of the biggest cases of his career, his various creative projects, and a new investigation that could impact cases in multiple states. You do not want to miss this fascinating interview.

Find Marc's current podcast, Just One More Question, wherever you find your podcasts!

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