Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
With jury selection set to begin at the end of this month, we revisit the case of Eric Rudolph, accused of bombing the 1996 Olympic Games and several abortion clinics and gay night club. We’ll examine domestic terrorism, and the story of the FBI’s five-year manhunt through the North Carolina woods.
Guests
- Henry Schuster Senior Reporter, CNN Investigative Unit; also author, "Hunting Eric Rudolph: An Insider's Account of the Five-Year Search for the Olympic Bombing Suspect" (Berkley/Penguin)
- Charles Stone Chief, Georgia Bureau of Investigation Anti-Terrorism Unit; also co-author, "Hunting Eric Rudolph: An Insider's Account of the Five-Year Search for the Olympic Bombing Suspect" (Berkley/Penguin)
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