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The Michigan True Crime Symposium Q&A session video is up

A week and a half ago I had the pleasure to attend, and speak at, the third annual Michigan True Crime Symposium near the site of the Michigan's first state prison, in Jackson -- what an awesomely appropriate venue. The building we were in, now home to  Art 634 , was once the carriage house of the prison, where inmates would work. It even has some vintage carriage wheels lined up in front of the building. A variety of true-crime authors spoke, besides myself and my collaborator for my first book, Dr. Gerald Cliff. Then at the end of the afternoon, we had a brief question-and-answer session with attendees, and they had some great questions.  My big takeaway from this? Who's D.B. Cooper???? Author Joe Koenig has a name for you ... (With apologies that the sound is not great -- no mics at this event. Also that it's in two parts -- my camera goes to a certain point, then cuts over to a separate video file.)

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