#140 - When Death Is Too Easy in Troy, Illinois
This week, in Troy, Illinois, a drifter, fresh out of prison, blows into town, and is caught with a stolen car, and quite the story of how he came to acquire it. The story gets crazier as more details come to light, and once the march to death row begins, it only gets more absurd. A brutal murder, an awful person, and a pretty amazing last meal make this a story to remember!!
Along the way, we find out that past behavior often predicts future behavior, sometimes you maybe shouldn't give people another chance, and dead bodies most certainly still bleed!!
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When I was 18 (in 95), I got my own apartment. I could barely afford food. I bought a can of Dinty Moore every week and mixed in rice to stretch it for several meals. I also ate chicken and rice. I was 105 lbs when I moved in. 6 months later when I moved out, I was 97 lbs (5'3). Good times.