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Crystal Gail Mangum

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Ep 15: A domestic incident led to the stabbing of 46-year-old Reginald Day in the spring of 2011 by his live in girlfriend at the time but his attacker was more than your average citizen in this North Carolina city. His girlfriend was someone whose past was known by every person living in Durham, North Carolina. Would they hold her past against her in this case though?

Sources cited for this episode:

* Television show “Fatal Attraction”

* An episode of Snapped

* NBC news

* The News & Observer

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* Written and Hosted by Amy Shlosberg and Meghan Sacks

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* Music by Dessert Media

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Reginald DayNorth CarolinaDurham North Carolina WouldFatal AttractionThe NewsObserver Sponsors Daily HarvestAmy ShlosbergMeghan Sacks

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