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⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode discusses murder, kidnapping, sexual violence, and crimes against elderly victims.
Some people use their intelligence to invent things, solve problems, or cure diseases. Herbert Coddington decided to use his on murder, manipulation, and making the FBI's job unnecessarily complicated.
This week on Crimes We Didn't Commit, we're diving into the twisted case of Herbert Coddington—a man whose ego was somehow even bigger than his rap sheet. We'll break down the crimes, the investigation that finally caught up to him, and why some investigators believe his body count may be higher than his convictions.
Turns out being a "genius" isn't all that impressive when your life's biggest accomplishment is earning a permanent prison address.
Listen now... because some stories prove that being book smart doesn't stop someone from making spectacularly terrible decisions.
