Episode 3— Aileen Wuornos
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Deborah Norville
as Self - Host
Sam Otto
as Richard Mallory
Hannah Chu
as Execution Witness
Sean Cranston
as James Lebrandt
David Damore
as Self - Chief of Homicide, Volusia County
Steve Glazer
as Self - Defense Attorney
Kurk Kasparian
as Jim Bailey
Maranda Lujajohnson
as Tyria Moore
David Taylor
as Self - Detective, Marion County
Jethro Toomer
as Self - Forensic psychologist
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