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In December 2019, twenty-five-year-old Asia Levy was brutally murdered in her Jacksonville, Florida apartment by Marcus Fishburn, a homeless friend whom she and her boyfriend, Spencer Smith Parker, had generously allowed to temporarily stay with them. After fleeing the scene, Fishburn attempted to frame Parker, left a threatening note, and tried to escape to Indiana before being apprehended at a Greyhound bus station with stolen property and incriminating evidence. Investigators quickly cleared Parker using GPS and phone records, subsequently discovering disturbing digital evidence on Fishburn's phone that proved the horrific attack was premeditated, including internet searches glorifying serial killers and a video of the victim bound in her final moments. Although Fishburn fabricated multiple wild alibis and shifted blame during aggressive police interrogations, he ultimately pleaded guilty to first-degree murder near the end of his trial. Following his conviction—which was further compounded by a violent prison stabbing—a Florida jury recommended the death penalty, and the judge formally sentenced him to execution for the egregious crimes.
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Content Warning: This podcast contains discussions of homicide, violence, abuse, and other graphic themes related to real-life criminal events. It is intended for mature audiences and listener discretion is advised.
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