Episode 3- November 22, 1999 (Afif Hazim (victim), Damien Purrier and Precious Bedell (convicts))
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Explore the chilling world of crime with Robin Bagayoko on In Time Crime, as she recounts unforgettable stories of heinous acts committed on November 22, 1999. In this episode, hear about Afif Hazim, a Syrian immigrant whose life was tragically cut short by an off-duty police official. The question of what makes a promising teenager like Damien Purrier crossover to the dark side also adds to the underlying mystery.
Another shocking case dissected in this episode is that of Precious Bedell. Following her conviction for the brutal murder of her own daughter, LaShonda, Bedell witnesses a surprising twist in her own fate. After years of exemplary conduct and visible growth inside prison, Bedell's release from prison sparked a series of discussions on justice and the concept of second chances.
Listen as Robin narrates these heartrending stories with fierce emotion and an unwavering commitment to truth. This episode also underscores the critical importance of vigilance and empathy, as we navigate through a world where crime can lurk in the most unexpected of places.
As the episode concludes, a tribute is paid to baby LaShonda and all other children stuck in similarly perilous situations. This profound episode acts as a humbling reminder of the atrocities that continue to surface in the world, calling for a collective effort to remain vigilant and protect those around us.
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