Jim Carry: The Story Behind True Crimes
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The story behind ‘True Crimes’ is undeniably a fascinating one. Pulling inspiration from David Grann’s 2008 New Yorker article about the murder of advertising company manager Dariusz Janiszewski. December 2000, when Janiszewski’s body washed up on in Poland’s Oder River, it was met with immense confusion from investigators. That was, until Detective Jacek Wroblewski
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