True crime, Southern stories, and behind-the-scenes dispatches from the podcast Gone South.
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The story behind HBO’s new docuseries “The Pet Cemetery Murders: A Ghost Story”
A few weeks ago we aired a two-part series called The Pet Cemetery Murders, about a string of mysterious murders on the grounds of a pet cemetery in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana. I’d been aware of the story since around 2013, when a collea...
Solving murders with a true-crime podcast
After we made Season 1 of this show, Who Killed Margaret Coon?, I had a recurring dream. The show had just come out. And a sweet, sweet listener sent me a tip — sometimes an email, sometimes a voicemail. The tipster was from St. Tammany Par...
Undercover Agents, Jailhouse Snitches, and a $17 Million Bank Heist:
Hi there! Apologies for the lack of posts lately. I’ve been tied up with a few film projects, some of which stem from episodes of this podcast, and which I will hopefully be able to say more about soon. For now I want to catch you up on wha...
A Wrongful Conviction in Georgia
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We’re doing a number of wrongful conviction stories this season with help from Innocence Project. Our latest is a two-parter about the Georgia Church Murders in 1985, in which an innocence man named Dennis Perry was convicted and g...
What happened to those T.M. Landry graduates?
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Last week we ran an episode about yet another scandal in Louisiana. It concerned an unaccredited, private K-12 school in Breaux Bridge called T.M. Landry College Prep, which, despite its low tuition and scrappy setup — no textbooks...
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