Ep 1: The Remains
Ep 2: The Safe House
Ep 3: Butch
Ep 4: Bomb City USA
Ep 5: Rolling Over
Ep 6: Sure Gonna Miss You
Ep 7: A Star Witness
Ep 8: One Predatory Mother****er
Ep 9: Hate and Discontent
Ep 10: Out of the Ash
Introducing: Run, Hide, Repeat
season 1
Jackee Taylor always thought there was something strange about her life. She couldn't quite put her finger on it even though she grew up angrier, more troubled, and more confused than most. Then she received a phone call in July of 2013. Paul Dome had taken his life in a double murder suicide, and she knew she needed to get on a plane. Maybe Jackee would finally have some answers. Once she arrived, beyond the yellow tape and grizzly crime scene, Dome's neighbor told Jackee something was waiting for her. Hidden away, inside a neighboring trailer was a black trunk. It was the only thing that Dome spared when he lit the house on fire with two bodies inside it. And now, it was in his daughter's hands.
When Jackee Taylor opened the trunk, the first thing she saw was a red and white patch that read, "Hells Angels." As she dug through it, she found an unpublished memoir, and a transcript of testimony given to the US Senate by someone named Clarence "Butch" Crouch. Then, between hundreds of photos of Hells Angels, she saw letters between The Department of Justice and Butch Crouch. Some had the word WITSEC on them. It added up.
who you need to know
A former lobbyist with a taste for fine Italian suits, Wayne LaPierre joined the NRA in 1978 and took over as Executive Vice President and Chief Executive in 1991. He has been criticized for knowing his way around Capitol Hill better than he knows his way around a gun. A staunch hard-liner, he is credited with revitalizing the NRA and shaping it into the formidable powerhouse that it is today. Last April, he was unanimously re-elected as the group’s CEO.
An audacious Dallas lawyer, William Brewer III represents the NRA as outside counsel. He is a close ally of Wayne LaPierre. Brewer had no prior experience in Second Amendment litigation prior to being hired by the NRA. Leaked documents show that over a thirteen month period, between 2018 and 2019, Brewer’s firm billed the NRA $24 million in fees. That is, $97,000 a day, seven days a week. He has been sanctioned for ethics violations in Texas.
An audacious Dallas lawyer, William Brewer III represents the NRA as outside counsel. He is a close ally of Wayne LaPierre. Brewer had no prior experience in Second Amendment litigation prior to being hired by the NRA. Leaked documents show that over a thirteen month period, between 2018 and 2019, Brewer’s firm billed the NRA $24 million in fees. That is, $97,000 a day, seven days a week. He has been sanctioned for ethics violations in Texas.
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episode 1
Crime scene photo
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viewCrime scene photo
viewCrime scene photo
viewCrime scene photo
viewDome family photo
viewDome family photo
viewPreliminary Paul Dome autopsy
viewepisode 2
Butch during his time as an angel
viewButch during his time as an angel
viewButch during his time as an angel
viewButch during his time as an angel
viewPaul Dome at home in Texas
viewButch and a young Jackee
viewPaul Dome
viewPaul Dome and a friend
viewPaul Dome and Vivian
viewJackee going through Butch's trunk
viewJackee going through Butch's trunk
viewJackee going through Butch's trunk
viewepisode 3
Butch Crouch's Huntsville Prison mug shots
viewButch as a child
viewButch with his Mother
viewButch is his Banditos days
viewButch is his Banditos days
viewButch is his Banditos days
viewButch is his Banditos days
viewButch is his Banditos days
viewPolish Women's Hall news clipping
viewPolish Women's Hall news clipping
viewPolish Women's Hall news clipping
viewPolish Women's Hall news clipping
viewButch's drawing of the Polish Women's Hall fight
viewButch's drawing of the Polish Women's Hall fight
viewButch's drawing of the Polish Women's Hall fight
viewepisode 4
Matt Zanoskar after fight with cops in Memphis
viewButch and others leaving hospital after Memphis melee
viewArticle from Butch's trunk about Memphis fight
viewMemphis fight news clipping
viewMemphis fight news clipping
viewMemphis fight news clipping
viewDanny Green mugshot
viewWelcome to Cleveland 1976: Bomb Capital of America
viewCBS News Report on the Cleveland Financial Crisis
viewSigley bombing news clipping
viewSigley bombing news clipping
viewepisode 5
episode 6
episode 7
Butch's Plea Proceedings
viewepisode 8
Cuyahoga Courthouse in Cleveland, Ohio
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About C13Originals
C13Originals is the division of Cadence13 focused on original storytelling and developing a slate of IP through a new premium level in-house production studio, and creators of top podcast series Root of Evil: The True Story of the Hodel Family and the Black Dahlia and the white-collar crime docuseries Gangster Capitalism.
Credits
Executive Produced: Chris Corcoran, Zak Levitt, David Beilinson, Michael Galinsky, and Suki Hawley
Written, Produced, Directed, and Edited: Zak Levitt
Produced and Edited: Perry Crowell
Theme song is “Change on the Rise”: Avi Kaplan
Original music composed: Joel Goodman
Mixed and Mastered: Bill Schultz
Production Support: Ian Mandt and Lloyd Lochridge
Field Recording: Rich Boerner, Michael Galinsky, Perry Crowell, and Conor Waddingham
Production Engineering and Coordination: Sean Cherry and Terence Malangone
Artwork, Marketing, and PR: Curt Courtenay, Josefina Francis, and Hillary Schupf
Web Development: Ben Messer
Hosted: Jackee Taylor
About C13Originals
C13Originals is the division of Cadence13 focused on original storytelling and developing a slate of IP through a new premium level in-house production studio, and creators of top podcast series Root of Evil: The True Story of the Hodel Family and the Black Dahlia and the white-collar crime docuseries Gangster Capitalism.
Credits
Executive Produced: Chris Corcoran, Zak Levitt, David Beilinson, Michael Galinsky, and Suki Hawley
Written, Produced, Directed, and Edited: Zak Levitt
Produced and Edited: Perry Crowell
Theme song is “Change on the Rise”: Avi Kaplan
Original music composed: Joel Goodman
Mixed and Mastered: Bill Schultz
Production Support: Ian Mandt and Lloyd Lochridge
Field Recording: Rich Boerner, Michael Galinsky, Perry Crowell, and Conor Waddingham
Production Engineering and Coordination: Sean Cherry and Terence Malangone
Artwork, Marketing, and PR: Curt Courtenay, Josefina Francis, and Hillary Schupf
Web Development: Ben Messer
Hosted: Jackee Taylor