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Atlanta is a city thriving with historical identity, heroic figures and thrilling adventures. In this series of podcasts, Atlanta News First unlocks Atlanta's vibrant history, and bring new life and new perspectives to our city's brilliant future.

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    • Police share new details in 2021 cold case of Atlanta couple | ATL Vault

      Police share new details in 2021 cold case of Atlanta couple | ATL Vault
      May 5 2025

      Atlanta police have released a dramatic video and the 911 call related to the Dec. 18, 2021, double homicide of a couple who were shot to death in front of their two children.

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      19 min
    • ATLVault: Cold case double homicide beginning trial on Monday

      ATLVault: Cold case double homicide beginning trial on Monday
      Feb 27 2025
      Jury selection is set to begin Monday in the trial of a man accused in the 1990 DeKalb County double homicide of a sister and brother. Kenneth Perry, 56, is accused of stabbing Pamela and Joseph Sumter on July 15, 1990. On June 26, 2024, a grand jury indicted Perry after police said DNA evidence eventually linked what had been a cold case back to him. Samuel Bassett, a veteran criminal defense attorney based with Minton Bassett Flores and Carsey, talks about the role DNA evidence played in Perry's indictment, and how both prosecutors and defense attorneys should proceed as Perry's trial unfolds.
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      24 min
    • ATLVault: Hank Aaron rendezvous with sports immortality, 50 years ago

      ATLVault: Hank Aaron rendezvous with sports immortality, 50 years ago
      Apr 8 2024

      Over a long, distinguished career as an American sports journalist, Terence Moore likely interviewed Hank Aaron more than anyone. In fact, Moore said he was the last media professional to interview Aaron before his death on Jan. 22, 2021.

      “Hank once said to me, ‘Of all the books that’ve been written about me, and of the documentaries produced about me, no one truly knows the real Hank Aaron,” Moore said, recalling a conversation with baseball’s true home run king. “And I said, ‘Well, we need to do a book.’ And Hank says, ‘Yes, we do.’ ”

      Moore is sharing more than three decades of interviews and conversations with Aaron in “The Real Hank Aaron: An Intimate Look at the Life and Legacy of the Home Run King.”

      Aaron gained his hard-earned immortality in American sports history 50 years ago over the course of four days in April 1974.


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      27 min
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