E41 The Petit Family - The Cheshire Murders

What happened to the Petit family rocked the small town of Cheshire, Connecticut. And, it’s going to horrify you, too. This one is rough folks. In 2007, a pair of thieves broke into the home of Dr. William and Jennifer Petit. Komisarjevsky and Hayes would spend hours in the home and do unspeakable things to the family before setting the house on fire. 

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The following are links to some of the resources or references we discussed during or reviewed in preparation for this episode:  

About - Petit Family Foundation

Komisarjevsky formally sentenced to death for Cheshire home invasion, murders

The Rising by Ryan D'Agostino: 9780804140171 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books

The Cheshire Murders: Inside The Horrific Home Invasion

The Cheshire Murders and the Illusion of Safety

Hayes: Petit's wife raped to 'square things up' (video, documents)

Connecticut town finds hope, healing 10 years after gruesome Petit family murders - ABC News

The Vile Murders of Cheshire's Petit Family

Connecticut Court Upholds Triple Murder Conviction Of Petit Family Home Invasion Killer

Dad rebuilds life after family was bound, tortured and murdered

Cheshire, Connecticut, home invasion murders, 10 years later

Connecticut Man Could Face Death After Jury Convicts Him in Deadly Home Invasion | Fox News

Medical examiner: Teen Hayley Petit in Conn. home invasion murders took several minutes to die - CBS News

Jury hears autopsy details: Doctor describes Hayley Petit's injuries, death

Jennifer Petit's Obituary

Conn. judicial branch offers Hayes jurors post-trauma assistance

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