: Interviews with Katie’s family and friends that focus on her vibrant life and lost potential.
The episode highlights the profound effect Autry's death had on the campus and the state of Kentucky, exposing critical gaps in university security and the safety of student housing. In the wake of the tragedy, her family became strong advocates for campus safety improvements and justice for victims of sexual violence. Documentary Structure Death.in.the.Dorms.S01E06.WEBRip.x264-XEN0N
: Was acquitted of the charges after Soules' testimony, which named Goodrum as the primary perpetrator, was challenged during the trial. Impact and Legacy : Interviews with Katie’s family and friends that
: A closing look at how the crime prompted changes in campus security policies nationwide. Documentary Structure : Was acquitted of the charges
In May 2003, Katie Autry returned to her dorm in Hugh Poland Hall after attending a fraternity party, having received what she believed was a safe, sober ride home. However, later that night, she was brutally raped, beaten, and set on fire inside her own dorm room. She succumbed to her injuries three days later at a medical center. Investigation and Trial
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The investigation quickly led to two men who were not students at the university: and Lucas Goodrum .