Case #21: They Called Them Devil Worshippers. They Were Murder Victims. The Corpsewood Manor Killings
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Two men built a castle in the North Georgia mountains by hand, over six years. In 1982, they were robbed and murdered in it, for a fortune that never existed.
This week, host Cindy Gersch is doing something different, a closed case, not an unsolved one. Charles Scudder and Joey Odom's killers were caught within two weeks and convicted. But in the process, the men who murdered them, and the sheriff's office investigating their deaths, framed the victims as "devil-worshipers" in the press within days. That label has followed this case for more than forty years, while the two real men underneath it have mostly disappeared from the story.
This episode traces who Charles and Joey actually were, what happened the night they died, and how bias shaped the way their murder was covered, tried, and remembered.
Say their names. Charles Scudder. Joey Odom. Kirby Phelps.
If you're part of the LGBTQ+ community and experiencing bias, violence, or crisis, The Trevor Project is available 24/7 at 1-866-488-7386.
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