Michelle Schofield was on her way home when she disappeared. Her body would be found, days later, in a phosphate pit - having suffered 26 stab wounds. Her husband, Leo, would be found guilty for her murder - but the only fingerprints found on her car did not match Leo. Those fingerprints would not be matched for another 17 years. Dive into the secrets that swim in the swamps of Bone Valley, and follow along as Pulitzer Prize winning author Gilbert King uncovers the truth behind Michelle’s brutal murder in this amazing 9-episode podcast - airing tomorrow, September 21st. If you can’t wait to listen, subscribe to Lava For Good + on Apple Podcasts for exclusive early access to episodes each week. #truecrime #murder #lakeland #polkcounty #florida #newpodcast When three dozen former Brooklyn Navy Yard workers found themselves irreparably poisoned by the asbestos they used in the construction of the battleships that won World War 2, Perry Weitz and Arthur Luxenberg literally put everything on the line to successfully represent them. Since then, they have championed the rights of over 50,000 regular Americans injured through the negligence and malfeasance of mainly large corporations. Their ability to level the playing field against seemingly insurmountable odds has led them to litigate against such diverse opponents as Big Pharma all the way to government agencies responsible for a generation of United States Marines being sickened by the water at Camp Lejeune. Weitz and Luxenberg take it personally when there is a miscarriage of justice anywhere; and therefore, they feel a sense of responsibility to support Lava For Good Podcasts. You can learn more about them by visiting WeitzLux.com.