Coming soon: The story two bullets stopped a Nashville music insider from telling
On March 9, 1989, a young man was shot twice in the head in the middle of 16th Avenue South, one of the most famous streets in Nashville.
In a nearly two-year investigation, Tennessean reporter Keith Sharon found never-before-published facts about the case. He interviewed a one-time suspect who believes the police owe him an apology, a detective who will never give him one, music promoters who feared for their lives and a singer whose lousy voice helped solve the case.
Debuting May 21 exclusively for Tennessean subscribers: Murder on Music Row, a new 8-part true crime podcast that will remind you of how important 1989 was in the history of country music and an 8-part serial detailing the story two bullets stopped the Nashville man from telling.
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This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Murder on Music Row: A new 8-part Nashville series from The Tennessean
