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The Murder of Robert Wone

By: AYR Media
Narrated by: H. Alan Scott
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  • Summary

  • Robert Wone and Joseph Price were unlikely friends. Having met in college, both went on to become promising young lawyers in Washington, DC. This is where their similarities ended. Robert, a fourth-generation Chinese American, was newly married to his wife Kathy and was about to embark on a new career. Joseph, a prominent LGBTQ activist, became known for his wealth and his unconventional sexual relationship with his partner, Victor Zaborsky, and the third man in their relationship, Dylan Ward.

    On the night of August 2, 2006, the lives of these two unlikely friends changed forever when Robert is found stabbed to death in Joseph’s guest room. True crime junkie H. Alan Scott re-investigates this cold case, hoping to discover more about who murdered Robert Wone, talking to those who lived it, covered it, and from within the LGBTQ community.
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  • Episode 0 - Trailer

    Episode 0 - Trailer
    Sep 23 2021

    Robert Wone and Joseph Price were unlikely friends. Having met in college, both went on to become promising young lawyers in Washington, DC. This is where their similarities ended. Robert, a fourth-generation Chinese American, was newly married to his wife Kathy and was about to embark on a new career. Joseph, a prominent LGBT activist, became known for his wealth and his unconventional sexual relationship with his partner, Victor Zaborsky, and the third man in their relationship, Dylan Ward.

    On the night of August 2, 2006, the lives of these two unlikely friends change forever when Robert is found stabbed to death in Joseph’s guest room. True crime junkie H. Alan Scott re-investigates this cold case, hoping to discover more about who murdered Robert Wone, talking to those who lived it, covered it and from within the LGBTQ community.
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    1 min
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  • Episode 1- The Murder

    Episode 1- The Murder
    Sep 23 2021
    True crime junkie H. Alan Scott begins a deep dive into a case that obsesses him. Robert Wone works late and stays over with his friends Joe, Victor, and Dylan in their luxurious townhouse in Washington, DC. That night, Robert is stabbed to death, and the men claim that an intruder murdered him, beginning a twist-filled investigation where nothing is as it seems.
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    29 mins
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  • Episode 2- The Investigation

    Episode 2- The Investigation
    Sep 23 2021
    The night of Robert’s murder, medical workers and investigators find that the crime scene contains many suspicious elements. When detectives interview Joe, Victor, and Dylan, they think that their stories don’t add up and that they’re hiding something.
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    34 mins
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