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Three years after the Mother's Day Murder, we bring you Season 2: Blood Town on Trial. A long-awaited verdict—but was justice served? Find out this season as we hear evidence and arguments from both the prosecution and defense. You decide: who killed Marianne Shockley?

In the season one finale, we wrap up what we know and what could’ve been. Hear testimony from Agent Michael Maybin of the GBI given at the commitment hearing. Disclaimer: This episode is graphic in nature and may not be suitable for all listeners.

Marcus Lillard's son Carson shares what he knows about Marianne Shockley, Clark Heindel, and his dad. From the calls Marcus placed from Clark's phone, the drugs they might have used, and DNA evidence, there is still more to find out about the night of the Mother's Day murder. More info at https://www.bloodtownpodcast.com/ Follow us on social media: https://www.bloodtownpodcast.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bloodtownpodcast/ https://twitter.com/BloodTownPod  

Dr. Rick Strassman discusses the effects of the psychedelic drug DMT found at the scene. The tea containing DMT and the hydrangea ceremony may have been influenced by ayahuasca shamanism. DMT: The Spirit Molecule by Dr. Rick Strassman can be ordered here Video from Dr. Shockley's social media: Ants Give Bee a Funeral video    

What happened on the night of the Mother's Day murder? We learn Marcus Lillard's side of the story in a revealing interview.

A special thank you to Blake Brantley for weighing in on the case as it moves from indictment to a potential trial.

WARNING: This episode contains graphic content and may not be suitable for everyone.

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Get to know Marianne Shockley and Clark Heindel through their own words. Please rate and subscribe!

We compare the information from the Baldwin County Sheriff’s press release, press conference, and incident report. The discussion focuses on what “inappropriate CPR” and “strange demeanor” mean at the scene. Please rate and subscribe!

At 1:06 AM on Mother's Day, a 911 call was placed to report a woman unresponsive in a hot tub. We learn the details of the murder scene when authorities arrive, as well as begin to explore why this middle Georgia town is called Blood Town.