The Snare, Episode 5: The Cigarette

7/15/202638 min

Would this DNA, tucked away in storage for decades, finally lead police to an answer?

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Clips

First 90 seconds

Deborah Roberts· Host0:00
This is Deborah Roberts here with another weekly episode of our latest true crime series from 2020 and ABC Audio, The Snare. Remember, you can get new episodes early by following The Snare on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, or wherever you're listening now. Now, here's the next episode of The Snare.
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Lima.
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How do you say, "Where's the restroom," in Spanish?
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Hey, Meta. [Meta beeping] What should I do with my life?
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That's one of life's biggest questions. What do you think?
Speaker 20:47
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Jeff Pratt· Soundbite0:50
These are the bins of evidence from the Angie Dodge homicide case. There are over 400 pieces of evidence on this case.
Maggie Rulli· Host0:59
Jeff Pratt was one of the police officers who collected the evidence from Angie Dodge's apartment back in 1996. Years later, he looked back at some of what he found at the crime scene and reached for one of the clear plastic bins stacked high on a shelf in the Idaho Falls police station.
Jeff Pratt· Soundbite1:22
This is, uh, this is going back for me, going back to that day when we collected all this.