Serial Killer Updates: Cross Country Killer Execution Set, Pembroke Pines Police Investigate Potential Ongoing Threat
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Serial Killer Updates: Cross Country Killer Execution Set, Pembroke Pines Police Investigate Potential Ongoing Threat
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**Title: Breaking Down True Crime: Recent Developments in Notable Cases**
In this compelling episode of our true crime podcast, we explore recent developments in high-profile criminal cases making headlines in 2025. Our expert analysis examines the upcoming execution of Glen Edward Rogers, known as "The Cross Country Killer," scheduled for May 15 at Florida's Union Correctional Institution. We separate fact from fiction regarding social media rumors about public safety concerns in Pembroke Pines, and provide a preview of Hulu's anticipated documentary "Murder Has Two Faces" premiering May 6. Plus, we discuss the significance of "The Doorstep Case" trial event scheduled for May 19. Join us for thoughtful, respectful coverage of these cases with insights from legal experts and criminal justice professionals. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts seeking factual information rather than sensationalism.
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