A woman is found duct-taped in a car and a lifeless body is discovered a few feet away in this episode about a murder in Alpharetta.
In criminal cases, accurate eyewitness identification is crucial. Any inconsistencies or errors in eyewitness identification procedures can lead to the wrongful conviction of an innocent person.
Despite ample evidence, including diaries, a love affair, and motive, the couple accused of murdering Diane Down's children was acquitted due to insufficient evidence. This was before DNA testing was available.
A victim's phone ringing led investigators to a dark place called Devil's Bathtub where they found evidence of a murder. Dumb criminals left the victim's phone at the crime scene and were caught throwing garbage bags believed to contain evidence.
The speaker threatened to release a podcast episode if action wasn't taken and no one else had the courage to do so.