Chapter
Suspicion of Murder
17:14 - 24:44 (07:30)
A woman recounts the night she and her boyfriend were almost killed in their home by a man they had befriended, who they now suspect of murder.
Clips
In the first part of their deep dive into the Lundy murders, the hosts discuss the events leading up to the murder of Christine Lundy and the prosecution's theory of the crime.
17:14 - 20:28 (03:13)
Summary
In the first part of their deep dive into the Lundy murders, the hosts discuss the events leading up to the murder of Christine Lundy and the prosecution's theory of the crime.
ChapterSuspicion of Murder
EpisodeMURDERED: The Lundys Part 2
PodcastCrime Junkie
Two podcast hosts discuss the inconsistencies and lack of evidence in the theory that the West Mesa Bone Collector tampered with his computer and set up his murders while away on business for one night.
20:28 - 21:21 (00:53)
Summary
Two podcast hosts discuss the inconsistencies and lack of evidence in the theory that the West Mesa Bone Collector tampered with his computer and set up his murders while away on business for one night.
ChapterSuspicion of Murder
EpisodeMURDERED: The Lundys Part 2
PodcastCrime Junkie
The Crown accused Mark Lundy of tampering with computer files to alter the time during his trial, although it was revealed that only file transfers occurred and not actual changes to the hard coded data.
21:21 - 23:21 (02:00)
Summary
The Crown accused Mark Lundy of tampering with computer files to alter the time during his trial, although it was revealed that only file transfers occurred and not actual changes to the hard coded data.
ChapterSuspicion of Murder
EpisodeMURDERED: The Lundys Part 2
PodcastCrime Junkie
The prosecution argued that Mark Smich killed Christine to get the life insurance payout, which had been increased to $500,000.
23:21 - 24:44 (01:22)
Summary
The prosecution argued that Mark Smich killed Christine to get the life insurance payout, which had been increased to $500,000. However, while Mark and Christine had increased their payouts, their policy change had not gone into effect at the time of Christine's murder, raising questions about Mark's motive.