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Murder and Mystical Tools
23:59 - 31:21 (07:21)
Detective Malvin is investigating the stabbing deaths of Angel and Vonda, who were associated with a group that used mystical tools. A self-described vampire turns in an athene knife claiming it's the murder weapon, but the killer is still at large.
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This podcast discusses the lack of reliance on forensics to solve crimes and emphasizes the importance of fitness, even for detectives, in aiding investigation efforts.
23:59 - 25:52 (01:53)
Summary
This podcast discusses the lack of reliance on forensics to solve crimes and emphasizes the importance of fitness, even for detectives, in aiding investigation efforts.
ChapterMurder and Mystical Tools
EpisodeHouse of Cards
Podcast20/20
A detective recounts the investigation of a difficult murder case, how they went back to ground zero and felt it was solvable despite the killer being one step ahead of them, and receiving taunting letters.
25:53 - 27:02 (01:09)
Summary
A detective recounts the investigation of a difficult murder case, how they went back to ground zero and felt it was solvable despite the killer being one step ahead of them, and receiving taunting letters.
ChapterMurder and Mystical Tools
EpisodeHouse of Cards
Podcast20/20
Angel's ties to a mystical Wiccan group operating from a bookshop called Mystical led to his mother's interest into the practice too.
27:03 - 29:22 (02:19)
Summary
Angel's ties to a mystical Wiccan group operating from a bookshop called Mystical led to his mother's interest into the practice too. Detectives investigating Angel's past in 2008 discovered the association with the group.
ChapterMurder and Mystical Tools
EpisodeHouse of Cards
Podcast20/20
A detective interviews a man who claims to be a vampire and turned over an athene knife he says was used in a double homicide case that occurred over six months prior.
29:23 - 31:21 (01:57)
Summary
A detective interviews a man who claims to be a vampire and turned over an athene knife he says was used in a double homicide case that occurred over six months prior. However, DNA evidence did not match and the wounds on the bodies could not have been caused by the knife.