The Watch That Convicted Her: How One Blood Type Ruined Tammy
The Watch That Convicted Her: How One Blood Type Ruined Tammy
A stopped Seiko on a dinner plate, a kitchen door left ajar, and a single blood type that sent a woman to prison-could one common antigen decide a life? The pool of B-positive blood found on a kitchen floor, a nine-day trial, and evidence that was visible from day one all point to a case where what everyone saw was not what they asked-so who did Beverly Crane’s blood and the B-positive trace really belong to?
In this episode, we lay out the sequence of discoveries from the morning William Rafferty found the watch to the trial that…
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