ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This is Part Two of a two-part episode.
In Part One, we told you about Kristine Bunch, who experienced the worst thing that could happen to any parent: the death of her son, Tony.
Then we started to tell you what happened next: a false accusation of arson and murder, a conviction, and more than a decade in prison.
Now we’ll tell you the rest of Kristine’s story.
In Part One, we told you about Kristine Bunch, who experienced the worst thing that could happen to any parent: the death of her son, Tony.
Then we started to tell you what happened next: a false accusation of arson and murder, a conviction, and more than a decade in prison.
Now we’ll tell you the rest of Kristine’s story.
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