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True Crime Vault: A Killing on the Cape

6/30/20261 hr 24 min

The murder of Christa Worthington rocked Cape Cod, with the entire town under suspicion. 20/20 explores if the right man is behind bars. (OAD 11/24/17)

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  1. Speaker 10:00

    [gentle music] Three decades ago, a young woman named Angie Dodge is found brutally murdered in Idaho Falls. Police put a man behind bars, but as the years pass, doubts emerge about whether the real killer was ever caught. That's when Angie's own mother embarks on a decades-long mission to uncover the truth. Listen to The Snare, a new series from ABC Audio. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app, and ad-free on Amazon Music. [door creaking] Welcome back to the 2020 True Crime Vault.

  2. Speaker 20:34

    [suspenseful music] Here on Cape Cod, the summer is wonderful. This is a place where people leave their doors open.

  3. Speaker 30:43

    911, this line's recorded. What is your emergency?

  4. Speaker 40:46

    It's Christa Worthington.

  5. Speaker 50:47

    2002, Worthington homicide scene.

  6. Speaker 60:51

    There hadn't been a murder in Truro for 30 years.

  7. Speaker 70:54

    These things don't happen on Cape Cod.

  8. Speaker 80:56

    Everyone is thinking, "Oh, my goodness, we have a murderer amongst us."

  9. Speaker 61:02

    Jealousy, anger, secrets, sex, and money. That was all in this story.

  10. Speaker 81:09

    How does a glamorous fashion writer end up in Cape Cod dead in a bungalow?

  11. Speaker 91:14

    Well, there were all kinds of rumors as to who did it.

  12. Speaker 21:16

    Who did the police question? Everybody.

  13. Speaker 71:19

    I couldn't imagine who could have killed her.

  14. Unknown speaker1:21

    [sirens wailing]

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