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The book was referenced several times throughout the episode, particularly regarding the details of the crime scene, the victims' injuries, and the initial police investigation.
Well, you can according to Philip Finch's book Fatal Flaw which says that Ted is both a local attorney and a municipal judge for three local communities nearby.
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Episode: INFAMOUS: Tommy Zeigler
The book was referenced several times throughout the episode, particularly regarding the details of the crime scene, the victims' injuries, and the initial police investigation.
Well, you can according to Philip Finch's book Fatal Flaw which says that Ted is both a local attorney and a municipal judge for three local communities nearby.
And in the podcast series Blood and Truth from the Tampa Bay Times, this employee talks about walking carefully from the front door to the first body, then the next, then the next, paying really close attention to where he stepped, even where he looked.
And according to the book called Fatal Flaw written by Philip Finch, he didn't even go into that kitchen area where her body was found.
The Emmy's estimated time of death is mentioned in Philip Finch's book as between 7 and 9 p.m. for all four victims.
According to a transcript of the police interview that I read in Philip Finch's book, Felton tells the investigators that quote, he wanted our opinion about seeing whether they were good guns, accurate guns. End quote.