The sheriff investigating the Delphi Murders had a person of interest in the case but hasn't spoken publicly about them or the man seen on the property around the time of the murders. It is known that this person of interest had given false information to the investigators.
In this podcast episode, the limited efficacy of composite sketches in criminal investigations is explored through the case of Heidi Allen's murder, where an unhelpful sketch of her kidnapper was repeatedly distributed to the public over many years.
Jack wonders if Sage's recognition of Jerry in a picture of the murder scene could lead to solving his mother's murder case, as it was the first significant clue in the investigation.
The speaker has insider knowledge on a murder case and shares the story of the male involved.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of staying vigilant and pushing to retrieve information from potential witnesses to the crime in order to solve cases, despite graphic and upsetting details.
The speaker received approval to bring a camera into the prison and investigate a murder case, which involves the differences in witness description of the shooter and a massive box of court transcript, police reports and court motions.