Ep. 6: The Fallout | The Murders At White House Farm: The Podcast | HBO Max

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For the sixth and final episode of the companion podcast to HBO Max’s The Murders At White House Farm, host Lauren Bright Pacheco talks to series Executive Producer Willow Grylls about the fallout of the case. Not only was it one of the most shocking events of the time, but the murders and their investigation had far-reaching and long-lasting consequences, the effects of which can still be seen and felt today. Among many other things, Willow explains the impact that the case had on the surviving members of the family, the way police investigations are conducted — especially in terms of how forensic evidence is handled — and how the widespread attitude towards mental health colored the investigation at the time and has shifted in the years since.

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