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The Score
Behind the Headlines
In each season, The Score: Behind the Headlines will take a deep dive into a
sports-related story with host Julie DiCaro and executive producer Tony Gill.
In this first season, the podcast is exploring the many twists and turns in
the murder of Michael Jordan's father, James Jordan.
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Ratings & Reviews
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3.6 stars from 134 ratings
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“This podcast is awful”
TMSec via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/03/21
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“Really well researched info .”
Herne for years via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/28/20
I find this podcast to be bad
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“I really dont like this podcast. Its not good IMO and way better options available.”
Billiney via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/08/20
Recent Episodes
Published 05/06/19
In the final (for now) episode of Season 1, Julie DiCaro and Tony Gill discuss their own theories of who murdered James Jordan in 1993, why this case is still kicking around the justice system and their plans for Season 2.
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Published 05/06/19
This week, Julie DiCaro and Tony Gill finally get their chance to interview Daniel Green, who was convicted for the murder of James Jordan in 1996. Was he wrongfully convicted? What does he know about the night of the murder? And what's the status of his attempt to get a new trial? We ask him all...
Published 04/29/19
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