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Crime Anatomy

Crime Anatomy

By: Fritz & Patrick
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 Some crimes are so shocking and evil that it captures the mind of the general public and it won’t let go until justice is served. Every Tuesday, Fritz and Patrick share a crime story, some solved while others are still a mystery and went cold. Join us for a healthy dose of discussing serial killers, disappearances, and unsolved mysteries with an open mind as we unravel each case together.Copyright 2019 All rights reserved. Social Sciences True Crime
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  • The Sicario | "Mexican Hitman Origin"

    The Sicario | "Mexican Hitman Origin"
    Mar 2 2021

    The Sicario was a hitman for various Mexican Cartels. After being arrested he took a deal to bring down his former employers and now he is telling his side of the sinful journey. 
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    31 mins
  • Karla Saldaña & Luciano Garza | "The Vanished Pt. 2"

    Karla Saldaña & Luciano Garza | "The Vanished Pt. 2"
    Feb 2 2021

    On the second of this two-part series we take a look at the kidnappings of Karla Saldaña (20) and Luciano Garza (14). Both were suspected to be abducted by a Mexico Cartel. However, there is a shocking twist in each case. 

     

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    47 mins
  • Miriam Rodriguez | "The Vanished Pt. 1"

    Miriam Rodriguez | "The Vanished Pt. 1"
    Jan 26 2021

    On this two-part series we look into a growing trend in parts of Mexico where mass killings and kidnappings for ransom have become the norm. In particular we discuss three cases of parents going on the offense to combat the powerful cartel in hopes of finding their children, even if that means the death of them. 

     

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    53 mins
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