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Chicago Murder Case/Voice of Victim #257201

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Mar 05, 1978
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(Studio) "Chicago Tribune" report on Chicago Police arrest of murder suspect in case of Terisita Basa noted. Details of situation given, include documented report that Ms. Basa's voice returned through acquaintance, who was in trance, to describe murder and to name murderer.
REPORTER: Morton Dean

Reporter(s):
Dean, Morton
Duration:
00:00:40

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