Neal Spelce Remembers

Neal Spelce Remembers

Britannica editor Jeff Wallenfeldt talks with journalist Neal Spelce about his memories of reporting live during the Texas Tower shooting.
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    Robert Hanlon, a neuropsychology professor at Northwestern University, discussing the case of a man who was convicted of murdering his parents and three siblings in 1985. Hanlon was inspired to write Survived by One: The Life and Mind of a Family Mass Murderer (2013), about the contributing causes to the brutal crime, after the killer reached out to Hanlon in 2003.
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    An interview with Neal Spelce, who reported live on the Texas Tower shooting of 1966, describing how the event was presented on radio and television.
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    Neal Spelce, who reported live on the Texas Tower shooting of 1966, describing the response to the event.