Examining the Mark Lundy case, where he was found guilty of murdering his wife and daughter in 2000, but maintains his innocence. The podcast questions the lack of progress in using new DNA testing to establish the truth, and the ultimate need for justice for the victims.
A book dealer unwittingly sells a book belonging to a murder victim's collection which then leads investigators to the killer. However, the dealer was caught up in a separate crime before the killer was identified.
The hosts discuss questions surrounding Alec Murdoch's involvement in the deaths of his wife and son, clearing up listener confusion on the role of "cousin Eddie," and the possibility of Murdoch playing a more indirect role in the murders based on his background.
The spouse is often the first and only suspect in murder cases like this. Detectives have questions that need to be answered.
Bill Clark, a detective with almost 40 years on the force in Edmonton shares his experience in handling murder cases and how he prioritizes speaking up for the victim's family.