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Refusal of a Polygraph Test and New Eyewitness Account in Amy Mihaljevic's Missing Person Case
26:04 - 36:05 (10:00)
The suspect in Amy Mihaljevic's missing person case refused to take a polygraph test and an unnamed witness reported seeing a blue pickup truck speeding in the same area where Amy was last seen. The suspect claims he wouldn't have questioned the polygraph test if the police hadn't already made up their minds about his guilt.
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As the investigation into Amy's disappearance continues, more evidence is uncovered, including a disturbing journal that was found in her husband's possession, and a new eyewitness account of a pickup truck speeding in the same area where Amy was last seen.
26:04 - 28:03 (01:58)
Summary
As the investigation into Amy's disappearance continues, more evidence is uncovered, including a disturbing journal that was found in her husband's possession, and a new eyewitness account of a pickup truck speeding in the same area where Amy was last seen.
ChapterRefusal of a Polygraph Test and New Eyewitness Account in Amy Mihaljevic's Missing Person Case
Episode130: What Happened to Amy? Shoshone National Forest.
PodcastNational Park After Dark
The police investigation of the abduction of Jacob Wetterling is discussed, including the use of polygraph tests and the wrongful conviction of an innocent man.
28:03 - 32:05 (04:02)
Summary
The police investigation of the abduction of Jacob Wetterling is discussed, including the use of polygraph tests and the wrongful conviction of an innocent man.
ChapterRefusal of a Polygraph Test and New Eyewitness Account in Amy Mihaljevic's Missing Person Case
Episode130: What Happened to Amy? Shoshone National Forest.
PodcastNational Park After Dark
As the search for Amy continues, some people in town suspect Steve of foul play and fear that he may use donated funds to hire an expensive lawyer for himself rather than finding Amy.
32:05 - 36:05 (03:59)
Summary
As the search for Amy continues, some people in town suspect Steve of foul play and fear that he may use donated funds to hire an expensive lawyer for himself rather than finding Amy. Meanwhile, a man named Richard Eaton suggests police investigate his brother who frequents the area where Amy was last seen.