In this episode of Crimeatorium, we delve into the brutal and senseless murders of Tommy Taylor and Carlotta Hartness in 1977, a case that left Columbia, South Carolina, reeling. Joseph Carl Shaw and James Terry Roach were convicted of these heinous crimes, sparking widespread outrage and raising ethical questions about capital punishment, juvenile offenders, and systemic accountability.
Join us as we uncover the details of this harrowing case, explore the aftermath for the victims' families, and examine the larger implications for the justice system.
Link to interview with Carlotta's sister:
https://www.thecolumbiastar.com/articles/i-didnt-just-lose-carlotta-that-day/
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