The Career Girl's Murders: A Tragic Tale of Justice

This episode delves into the infamous Career Girl's Murder case of 1963, where two young women, Janice Wiley and Emily Hoffert, were brutally murdered in New York City. The investigation led to the wrongful conviction of George Whitmore Jr., who was coerced into confessing to the crime he did not commit. The real killer, Richard Robles, was eventually apprehended, but the case highlighted significant issues within the justice system, particularly regarding police interrogation practices and the treatment of women. The episode reflects on the broader implications of the case, including societal attitudes towards women's independence and safety.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Anticipation for Halloween03:33 The Career Girl's Murder: Setting the Scene09:50 The Investigation Begins: A Shocking Discovery16:22 The Wrongful Accusation of George Whitmore Jr.21:59 The Real Killer: Richard Robles Unveiled27:16 The Aftermath: Justice and Injustice31:39 Reflections on Ambition and Consequences34:45 outro.wavKeywordsCareer Girl's Murder, George Whitmore Jr., Richard Robles, true crime, justice system, wrongful conviction, women's rights, police interrogation, 1960s New York, murder case