Chapter
The Murders of Shanann Watts and her Daughters
20:59 - 23:54 (02:55)
Gregory claimed he never went back into the house after strapping his daughters into their car seats, but the presence of mixed blood on the sliding door suggests otherwise in this true crime podcast episode.
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The microscopic amount of DNA found on the bathroom sink and sliding door of the Peterson household suggest that Michael Peterson was present at the crime scene when his wife was killed, according to forensic evidence experts.
20:59 - 22:01 (01:02)
Summary
The microscopic amount of DNA found on the bathroom sink and sliding door of the Peterson household suggest that Michael Peterson was present at the crime scene when his wife was killed, according to forensic evidence experts.
ChapterThe Murders of Shanann Watts and her Daughters
EpisodeHaunting Images
PodcastDateline NBC
A detective, Gregory Boyd, listens to police interviews from the 1983 case of Katherine Martin's murder, and picks up on discrepancies in Gregory Martin's story about her death, leading to suspicion that he may have killed his wife.
22:01 - 23:24 (01:23)
Summary
A detective, Gregory Boyd, listens to police interviews from the 1983 case of Katherine Martin's murder, and picks up on discrepancies in Gregory Martin's story about her death, leading to suspicion that he may have killed his wife.
ChapterThe Murders of Shanann Watts and her Daughters
EpisodeHaunting Images
PodcastDateline NBC
Bits of blood from Gregory were found, along with his and Kit's mixed DNA, in their bathroom.
23:24 - 25:36 (02:11)
Summary
Bits of blood from Gregory were found, along with his and Kit's mixed DNA, in their bathroom. With the help of Gregory's diaries, the district attorney was finally convinced of his guilt.