Episode Title: Somebody's Watching – Part Two

Episode Summary: In Part Two, we bring you the voices of those closest to the case. Local residents, family members, and community figures share what they remember about that spring day in 1963 and the fear that lingered for years. These interviews reveal new insights—and enduring questions.

Guest: Jodi McDaniel Lowery and Community Members & Interviewees Key Points:

• Firsthand recollections from those who lived through the case
• Community rumors, fear, and theories
• Emotional and social impact
• Continued search for answers

Author Contact: Jodi McDaniel Lowery (Author)

Credits:

• Executive Producers: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts
• Music: Desain
• Hosts: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts

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Episode Title: Somebody's Watching: The Unsolved Lula Lake Murders of Carolyn Newell and

Pete Steele – Part One

Episode Summary: In this chilling two-part episode, we explore the still-unsolved murders of Carolyn Newell and Pete Steele, who were killed on Easter Sunday 1963 at Lula Lake in Walker County, Georgia. Part One introduces the case, the confession that never came, and the disturbing possibilities that emerged during James Blevins’ trial.

Guest: Jodi McDaniel Lowery Key Points:

• Background of the Lula Lake murders
• James Blevins' role and trial
• Potential involvement of a predator network
• Failure of small-town justice

Author Contact: Jodi McDaniel Lowery (Author)

Credits:

• Executive Producers: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts
• Music: Desain
• Hosts: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts

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Episode Title: Solving a Cold Case: The James Marion Corvin Homicide

Episode Summary: In this episode of Just One More Question, Marc and Aleks are joined by retired Chattanooga Police Detective Tim Carroll to delve into one of the region’s most haunting cold cases: the 1979 murder of James Marion Corvin. Corvin's decomposed body was discovered in the trunk of a car parked at Parkridge Hospital—months after he disappeared. For years, the case went cold—until a confession nearly two decades later unraveled a story of drug debts, deception, domestic coercion, and a long-buried murder weapon. Detective Carroll recounts the incredible circumstances that reopened the case in 1994 and the painstaking work that ultimately led to the conviction of James Steven Turner. From unreliable witnesses and spousal privilege to ballistic challenges and cold-case confessions, this episode explores how a murder hidden beneath the surface for years was finally brought to light.

Guest: Retired Detective Tim Carroll

Key Topics Covered:

• The original 1979 investigation and limitations in forensic tools
• How a Christmas party conversation cracked the case wide open
• The role of Betsy Turner and the complexities of spousal privilege
• Recovery of the murder weapon after 16 years underground
• Trial developments, surprise confessions, and final conviction

Credits: • Executive Producers: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts • Music: Desain • Hosts: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts

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Bonus Episode 2: The Doctors’ Riot of 1788 — Body Snatching, Bloodshed, and the Birth of American Medical Ethics (With Andy McPhee) Drop Date May 1, 2026

Episode Title: The Doctors’ Riot of 1788 — Body Snatching, Bloodshed, and the Birth of American Medical Ethics (With Andy McPhee)

Episode Summary:

In this special bonus episode of Just One More Question, we step outside our traditional true crime format to explore one of the most shocking—and largely forgotten—events in early American history: the Doctors’ Riot of 1788. Joined by author Andy McPhee, we examine a time when medical advancement came at a disturbing cost. As the demand for cadavers surged after the Revolutionary War, so-called “resurrectionists” began robbing graves under the cover of night, selling bodies to physicians and medical schools. What followed was a crisis that blurred the line between scientific progress and moral responsibility. When news of body snatching spread through New York City, public outrage erupted into a violent riot involving thousands. Even figures like Alexander Hamilton and John Jay were unable to restore order before militia gunfire brought the chaos to a deadly end. This episode explores the origins of body snatching, the ethical dilemmas surrounding medical education, and how this pivotal moment shaped American law, medicine, and society—effects that still resonate today.

Author Information: Doctors' Riot of 1788: Body Snatching, Bloodletting, and Anatomy in America by Andy McPhee (Author)

Key Points:

• The rise of body snatching in post-Revolutionary America
• Who the “resurrectionists” were and how they operated
• The events that sparked the Doctors’ Riot of 1788
• The role of prominent historical figures during the riot
• Ethical tensions between medical advancement and human dignity
• The long-term societal and legal impacts of the riot
• How anatomy education and cadaver use have evolved over time

Credits:

• Executive Producers: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts
• Hosts: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts
• Music: Desain

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Episode Title: The Columbus Stocking Strangler

Episode Summary: Between 1977 and 1978, a serial killer targeted elderly women in Columbus, Georgia, shaking the community to its core. In this episode, we examine the case of Carlton Gary—the man convicted of the crimes—and the deeply complex investigation that includes allegations of police misconduct, racial bias, and unresolved questions that still divide public opinion.

Guest: DR. William Rawlings Key Points:

• Timeline of the murders and investigation
• Carlton Gary's arrest, trial, and execution
• Allegations of injustice and police errors
• Broader questions about the case’s resolution

Author Contact: William Rawlings (Author)

Credits:

• Executive Producers: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts
• Music: Desain
• Hosts: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts

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Episode Title: Solving the Murder of Vieng Phovixay: Evil Dwells in West Georgia

Episode Summary: After fleeing a war-torn homeland, Vieng Phovixay's family sought safety in Georgia. But in 1987, Vieng vanished—and her remains were found two years later. In this episode, author and former investigator Clay Bryant discusses the cold case that haunted a community, and how his work helped bring long-delayed justice.

Guest: Clay Bryant Key Points:

• The disappearance and discovery of Vieng Phovixay
• Investigative missteps and overlooked leads
• Clay Bryant’s renewed investigation
• The emotional toll on the Phovixay family

Author Contact: Clay Bryant (Author)

Credits:

• Executive Producers: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts
• Music: Desain
• Hosts: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts

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Episode Title:

Season 3 – Episode 7: Face to Face with Whitey Bulger Part 2 (With Authors Rich Teahan and Bob Ward)

Episode Summary:

In Part 2 of this compelling two-part series, we continue our conversation with Rich Teahan and Bob Ward, co-authors of Face to Face with Whitey Bulger: An FBI Agent’s Account of Capturing and Debriefing Boston’s Most Notorious Gangster. After exploring Bulger’s rise and the corruption that shielded him in Part 1, this episode takes listeners inside the manhunt itself. Facing fractured relationships, low morale, and a major prosecutorial setback, the task force reached a breaking point. What followed was a bold and innovative pivot—one that would ultimately change the course of the investigation. Rich walks us through the groundbreaking public service announcement that shifted focus from Bulger to Catherine Greig, the critical tip out of Santa Monica, and the carefully executed ruse that brought one of America’s most elusive fugitives out into the open. We also hear what happened next: the arrest, the return to Boston, and a rare, firsthand account of Bulger’s mindset during an extraordinary debriefing. This is the story of persistence, strategy, and the moment a 16-year manhunt finally came to an end.

Guest:

Rich Teahan – Former FBI Agent and Task Force Leader Bob Ward – Investigative Journalist and Co-Author

Key Points:

• The Breaking Point: The emotional and strategic impact of the decision not to prosecute Billy Bulger.
• A Bold New Strategy: The creation of an unprecedented FBI public service announcement targeting Catherine Greig.
• Following the Right Lead: How a tip from Santa Monica shifted the investigation from theory to action.
• The Arrest: The carefully executed ruse that brought Whitey Bulger out of hiding without violence.
• Inside the Debriefing: Bulger’s mindset, his fugitive playbook, and how he survived 16 years on the run using cash, aliases, and layered protection.
• Trial and Aftermath: Conviction, sentencing, and the final chapter of Bulger’s life.

Author Contact:

Rich Teahan and Bob Ward Co-Authors of Face to Face with Whitey Bulger: An FBI Agent’s Account of Capturing and Debriefing Boston’s Most Notorious Gangster

Credits:

• Executive Producers: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts • Music: Desain • Hosts: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts

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Episode Title:

Season 3 – Episode 6: Face to Face with Whitey Bulger Part 1 (With Authors Rich Teahan and Bob Ward)

Episode Summary:

Few names in American organized crime carry the weight of Whitey Bulger. For decades, he ruled the streets of South Boston through fear, corruption, and calculated violence—while secretly operating as an FBI informant and ultimately becoming one of the Bureau’s most infamous fugitives. In Part 1 of this two-part series, hosts Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts sit down with Rich Teahan, former FBI agent and leader of the task force that captured Bulger, and Bob Ward, veteran investigative journalist who covered the case for decades. This episode explores Bulger’s rise to power, the corruption that protected him, his ties to law enforcement, and the fractured trust that defined Boston during the years he operated in the shadows. We also examine how Bulger fled in 1995, beginning a 16-year run that would become one of the most intense manhunts in modern FBI history. This is the beginning of a story about power, manipulation, loyalty, betrayal—and a city determined to confront its past.

Guest:

Rich Teahan – Former FBI Agent and Task Force Leader Bob Ward – Investigative Journalist and Co-Author

Key Points:

• Who Was Whitey Bulger? The rise of James “Whitey” Bulger from South Boston Street criminal to feared Winter Hill Gang leader.
• Political and Law Enforcement Ties: Bulger’s powerful connections—including his brother Billy Bulger—and the corruption involving FBI agent John Connolly.
• A Fractured System: How mistrust between the FBI, state police, and the public complicated efforts to bring Bulger to justice.
• Indictments and Flight: Bulger’s 1995 indictment and sudden disappearance, launching a 16-year manhunt.
• The Cost to Boston: How Bulger’s reign of violence and corruption left a lasting impact on the city and its institutions.
• Inside the Bureau: Rich Teahan’s perspective on returning to Boston amid controversy and leading a task force under intense public scrutiny.

Author Contact:

Rich Teahan and Bob Ward Co-Authors of Face to Face with Whitey Bulger: An FBI Agent’s Account of Capturing and Debriefing Boston’s Most Notorious Gangster

Credits:

• Executive Producers: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts • Music: Desain • Hosts: Marc Veazey and Aleks Litts

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