This week Georgia unpacks the crimes of Paul Steven Mack and the incredible Margie Danielsen who helped put him away.

Story starts at 13.11.

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This week Georgia unpacks the crimes of Paul Steven Mack and the incredible Margie Danielsen who helped put him away.
Story starts at 13.11.
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Every Monday journalist Georgia Love and not-journalist Sammy Petersen catch up to unpack a true crime story.

And we'll have an extra little treat for you each Thursday. Let's call it...a Thursday Treat!

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Every Monday journalist Georgia Love and not-journalist Sammy Petersen catch up to unpack a true crime story.
And we'll have an extra little treat for you each Thursday. Let's call it...a Thursday Treat!
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Not Another Crime Podcast

Every Tuesday journalist Georgia Love and not-journalist Sammy Petersen catch up to unpack a true crime story as only best friends would: over a relaxed wine and a lot of laughs.

And we'll have an extra little treat for you each Thursday. Let's call it...a Thursday Treat!

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Every Tuesday journalist Georgia Love and not-journalist Sammy Petersen catch up to unpack a true crime story as only best friends would: over a relaxed wine and a lot of laughs.
And we'll have an extra little treat for you each Thursday. Let's call it...a Thursday Treat!
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Paul Steven Mack

The Lance Armstrong doping scandal involved cyclist Lance Armstrong, who won seven consecutive Tour de France titles from 1999 to 2005 while secretly using performance-enhancing drugs. For years Armstrong denied the allegations and even sued accusers. In 2012, the United States Anti-Doping Agency concluded he led a sophisticated doping program, leading to a lifetime ban from professional cycling and the loss of all seven titles. In 2013, Armstrong publicly admitted to doping in an interview with Oprah Winfrey.

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The Lance Armstrong doping scandal involved cyclist Lance Armstrong, who won seven consecutive Tour de France titles from 1999 to 2005 while secretly using performance-enhancing drugs. For years Armstrong denied the allegations and even sued accusers. In 2012, the United States Anti-Doping Agency concluded he led a sophisticated doping program, leading to a lifetime ban from professional cycling and the loss of all seven titles. In 2013, Armstrong publicly admitted to doping in an interview with Oprah Winfrey.
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BONUS: Lance Armstrong

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The murder of Betsy Faria took place in 2011 in Troy, Missouri. She was found dead in her home in a case that quickly drew national attention due to the unusual circumstances and the twists that followed.

The investigation and subsequent legal proceedings became highly controversial, raising questions about evidence, motive, and the criminal justice system. The case later gained wider public recognition through media coverage and dramatisations.

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The murder of Betsy Faria took place in 2011 in Troy, Missouri. She was found dead in her home in a case that quickly drew national attention due to the unusual circumstances and the twists that followed.
The investigation and subsequent legal proceedings became highly controversial, raising questions about evidence, motive, and the criminal justice system. The case later gained wider public recognition through media coverage and dramatisations.
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Betsy Faria

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Paul Steven Mack

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