Murder at Barberitos /// Part 1 /// 927
5/12/202644 min
Murder at Barberitos /// Part 1 /// 927
Part 1 of 2
In an eight day span in January of 2018, the city of Warner Robins, Georgia experienced three homicides. Warner Robins Police mistakenly believed all three homicides were committed by one perpetrator. When the suspect was arrested, eventually a long list of charges were dropped against the suspect. The murders of Janak Kumar Patel and Parker Killman Moore are still unsolved. Police have a lot of evidence but still need the public’s help. Any information is good information. Warner Robins Police Department (478) 302-5378
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On the Fear Thy Neighbor podcast from ID, we explore true stories told by the victims and their families, and discover what can happen when even the most petty neighborhood disputes escalate to horrific heights and pass the point of no return.
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I never would've thought it would've ended that way.
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