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A listing of all Undoing Evil interviews, in chronological order

Author Michael F. Cole and The Zodiac Revisited - New Insights Into One of History's Most Enigmatic Serial Killers

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Twang and Round and The Making of "My Will Be Done"

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The Undoing Evil Interview - Josh Zeman, Caitlin Colford and "The Sons of Sam"

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Suspicious Minds: Todd Matthews and Chris Hensel - The Undoing Evil Interview

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The Murder Sheet and You Never Can Forget: An Interview with Aine Cain and Kevin Greeenlee

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The Undoing Evil Interview with Author Paul Hoffman about his book, Murder In Wauwatosa

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