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The host referenced the book as a source that detailed the investigation, trials, and the author's personal perspective on the Signal Mountain murders.
According to police records cited in a book about this case titled Statement of Facts, State v. Castile, an officer arrived at the Masons' home to take the missing persons report at 6.45 p.m. on Sunda...
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Episode: The Ride
The host referenced the book as a source that detailed the investigation, trials, and the author's personal perspective on the Signal Mountain murders.
According to police records cited in a book about this case titled Statement of Facts, State v. Castile, an officer arrived at the Masons' home to take the missing persons report at 6.45 p.m. on Sunday night.
According to the book Statement of Facts, Cecil had been displaying aggressive behavior like this for several years.
According to the book Statement of Facts, written by Frank's son, Franklin Trevor Castile, who most frequently I saw goes by Trevor, detectives had first spoken with Frank on the evening of Monday, July 11th at the sheriff's department's command post.
Frank's son Trevor, who's the author of the book I've mentioned throughout this episode titled Statement of Facts, State v. Castile, told the press that justice had not been served and he felt sorry for Kenneth, Earl, and Richard's families.
In April 2020, Frank's son published his book about the case titled Statement of Facts, State vs. Castile, which, though it does cite some investigative reports, is mostly his personal perspective of the events surrounding the crime.