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Small Town Murder
The book "Death Trap" by M. William Phillips was referenced as a source for information about the case, particularly providing details about the town of Rutledge, Georgia.
The town is located approximately halfway between Atlanta and Augusta. They call it a blip on a GPS screen. It's a forgotten place, essentially there to serve its people.
— Episode: #511 - A Deadly Love - Rutledge, Georgia
Episode: #511 - A Deadly Love - Rutledge, Georgia
The book "Death Trap" by M. William Phillips was referenced as a source for information about the case, particularly providing details about the town of Rutledge, Georgia.
The town is located approximately halfway between Atlanta and Augusta. They call it a blip on a GPS screen. It's a forgotten place, essentially there to serve its people.
Rutledge and Madison are quiet and nondescript wooded areas off Interstate 20 that interlopers might assume are nothing more than lost vast wilderness.
Out here, good old folks live quietly. They bother no one. Their focus is on working the same land their forefathers have had for generations past.
Dead bodies popping up every now and then was no reason for alarm. Locals knew, huh?
We happen to be so safe that even murderers feel safe to bring their victims here. They know that no one's going to see it.