206. The Case of James Ricks
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206. The Case of James Ricks
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When 27-year-old James Ricks decided to decompress in his car for a little while after work, he had no idea it would lead to his murder. As he sat in his vehicle on a late summer night in June 1967 in Little Rock, Arkansas, he was startled by a tap on his window. Sadly, James was shot and killed, and his body was left in a rural part of Jackson County, where it was found two months later, in August, by hunters.
For almost 50 years, James's murder went unsolved. In 2014, 1,100 miles away from Arkansas, in Delaware, Special Agent Justin Downer with the FBI Baltimore Division’s Dover Resident Agency received a call from a man who said his brother-in-law’s prison cellmate had confessed to the murder of James Ricks.
Join us for today's episode to learn what happened to James and how his killer was finally brought to justice. So, grab your cafecito and let's get started.
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