Chapter
Reopening the case of Dee Garrett.
50:48 - 58:52 (08:04)
A group of people is pushing to get the investigation of Dee Garrett's death reopened, arguing that the evidence for suicide is shaky, and that there are enough red flags in the case to warrant a homicide investigation.
Clips
The investigation into Dee's murder raises questions about the accuracy and reliability of fingerprint analysis in criminal investigations.
50:48 - 53:17 (02:29)
Summary
The investigation into Dee's murder raises questions about the accuracy and reliability of fingerprint analysis in criminal investigations.
ChapterReopening the case of Dee Garrett.
EpisodeMYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: Davina Buff Jones
PodcastCrime Junkie
A clinical psychologist is brought in during the hearings to analyze Dee's mental state at the time of her death in order to prove it wasn't suicide and get her case reopened as a homicide investigation.
53:17 - 56:39 (03:21)
Summary
A clinical psychologist is brought in during the hearings to analyze Dee's mental state at the time of her death in order to prove it wasn't suicide and get her case reopened as a homicide investigation. The dismissal of physical evidence, including drag marks, blood, and a handprint, are also criticized.
ChapterReopening the case of Dee Garrett.
EpisodeMYSTERIOUS DEATH OF: Davina Buff Jones
PodcastCrime Junkie
After conducting an investigation, the commission ruled it impossible to definitively rule Georgia's death a suicide due to inconsistent information on the scene; the case is brought to a three-person panel for review.
56:39 - 58:52 (02:13)
Summary
After conducting an investigation, the commission ruled it impossible to definitively rule Georgia's death a suicide due to inconsistent information on the scene; the case is brought to a three-person panel for review.