Susan Lorincz

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Ep 304: A woman shot her neighbor through a locked door. Was it self-defense or premeditated murder? This is the Susan Lorincz Story

Sources for Today’s Episode:

  • The Ocala Star Banner
  • The Ocala Gazette
  • The documentary “The Perfect Neighbor”
  • Several articles from People.com
  • The New York Times

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Credits:

  • Written and Hosted by Amy Shlosberg and Meghan Sacks
  • Produced by James Varga
  • Audio Editor, Jose Alfonzo
  • Script Editor, Abagail Belcastro
  • Music by Dessert Media

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