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>> who could be this sick in the head to do this? >> potential suspects would pile up, so why did loved ones distrust the lead detective? >> he was off track right from the beginning. >> we were begging them, take him off the case. >> a case, building to an explosive reckoning. >> the world blows up. >> the world blows up. >> almost surreal. >> no one can say that they forgive the devil.? hello and welcome to "dateline. " heather bogle was thrilled to get a job at the local whirlpool factory, even if it meant working the graveyard shift. this way her days were still free for her daughter. then...

>> she had just been notified by billy lee that she was getting off of the med surge floor, going to the e. r., the job she wanted. >> cassy had just finished her graveyard shift at this silver city hospital when she called her mom to tell her the news. that was the plum job, the one she always wanted? >> yes. >> then she went home to get the kids off to school and have a nap before meeting her friend mary again later. >> i had heard that the shift was particularly difficult, so i texted her and told her to go home and get some rest. and then when she got up to get the kids from school, we cou...

September 1st, 2013. it was 6:00 a.m. derek johnson, once the lead detective on annie's murder case, was now a sergeant. he was just finishing his graveyard shift and headed back to the station when he noticed a car parked on the side of the road. it looked like a stranded motorist. derek stopped to help but never made it out of his car. >> that motorist had a gun, and he was angry. . >> draper police chief brian roberts. >> and he fired at derek johnson while he was sitting in the driver's seat of his car. >> derek, wounded, tried to drive away but lost control and crashed head-on into a tree...

About this program Filling the space between the Graveyard Shift and Things To Do Today (presented by Edith Vignal and Bec Grech) with music, occasional guests and weekly chats with taxi-driving farming horticulturalist Bohdan, and bicycle mechanic and enthusiast Marcus Walker. Interview requests: samc@rrr.org.au

Orca, none of which may have existed without their progenitor in Jaws. Both Steph Cannon and Blu Gilliand recognize the impact of Spielberg’s ’75 classic not just on the genre, but the degree to which it shifted how folks relate to natural bodies of water in general. As Cannon describes, the film’s blockbuster success ravaged waterside communities the year of its release, taking a choice bite from local economies largely dependent on summer tourism—just as seen in the movie. While these economies eventually bounced back, the real catastrophe was the film’s impact on sharks themselv...