ALT Blurry photo from 1967 of Sister Helen Prejean wearing a Catholic nun’s habit, standing outside, with trees and a house in the distant background.

ALT Clipping from 1993 newspaper showing Sister Helen Prejean entering a row of cells at Angola Louisiana State Penitentiary, followed by a correctional officer.

ALT Black and white abstracted depiction of a rosary. Text reads: Criminal, Episode 346: Sister Helen.

ALT White text on a black background that reads: “Every human being is worth more than the worst thing they’ve ever done.” - Sister Helen Prejean. The Criminal logo is on the lower right corner.

ALT A gray tabby cat wearing a harness, collar, and leash, sitting on top of some kind of flat black surface, with the lights and crowds of Times Square behind him.

ALT A gray tabby cat peering out of a backpack-style cat carrier. The carrier is sitting on the indoor ledge of a window looking out over Manhattan.

ALT A man wearing blue athletic gear and wearing the number 23 near the finish line of a race. He's holding a gray tabby one arm and waving with the other.

ALT A photo captured from a speed radar camera, showing a duck flying through a street in Switzerland. A banner at the top of the photo reads: Limit 30, speed 52.

ALT A javelina - an animal that looks kind of like a pig - peering out the rear window of a Subaru. There's a Sedona bumpersticker on the window.

ALT A brown and white goat running across a street onto a paved path. A man in athletic gear is running behind him.

ALT A group of runners running along a gravel path, pictured from behind. Alongside them is a brown goat.

ALT A brown and white goat wearing a half marathon medal around its neck.

ALT A grainy photo of a brown and white goat running along a paved trail.

ALT White text on black background that reads, "And I heard someone running up the stairs. And the stairs were incredibly icy. The whole city had been shut down because of the ice. And so when I heard the running, I thought, 'That's crazy.' And then, just a frantic knocking on the door." The Criminal logo is in the bottom right corner.

ALT Illustration of Sarah Cornell and Ephram Avery standing facing each other and holding each other’s hands, with the text “the meeting of Rev. E.K. Avery and his victim” underneath. It is taken from a pamphlet called “Life and Trial of Rev. Ephraim K. Avery for the murder of Miss Sarah M. Cornell.”

ALT White text on a black background that reads: “It is a parade of women who Sarah was close to, and these women all sit on the stand and just decimate her character.” The Criminal logo is in the bottom right corner.

ALT Black and white illustration of a map of the town of Fall River on the Massachusetts and Rhode Island border.

ALT A black and white picture of a portrait of Catharine Read Williams, she is looking up and writing with a quill.

ALT Title page of Catharine Williams’s book, it reads: Fall River: An Authentic Narrative. By the author of “Tales, National, Revolutionary,” &c. &c. It has an epigraph: “Oh for a Lodge in some vast wilderness, some boundless contiguity of shade, where rumour of oppression and deceit Can never reach me more. My soul is sick with every day’s report of the world’s baseness.” Sold by Lilly, Wait & Co. Boston: Marshall, Brown & Co. Providence 1833.