Karla Brown's Murder and Bitemark Evidence
2 2-year-old Karla Brown was found with her head submerged in a lard bucket in her basement in 1978. Her murder remained a mystery for four years until a medical examiner discovered bitemarks on her body and identified them to her killer. Forty years later, questions remain as to whether the man convicted, John Prante, was indeed the real killer. Access EXCLUSIVE episodes through our Apple Podcast Channel or our Patreon Page
Access EXCLUSIVE episodes through our Apple Podcast Channel or our Patreon Page
Related Links & Sources:
- Find A Grave: Karla Brown
- Appeals Court says John Prante can challenge bite marks
- Out of prison, John Prante is still trying to clear his name in 1978 murder of Karla Brown in Wood River
- Killer of Roxana Cheerleader Charged With Driving Under The Influence
- Murder in Wood River: The Karla Brown Story
- Dana Delger ’10 Fights to Keep Flawed Forensics From Convicting the Innocent
- John Prante – Junk science: Bitemark Evidence
Similar Crimes and Consequences True Crime Podcast Episodes:
FOLLOW ON APP
