Vince Lejeune was the main suspect in his fiancee Charlotte Sourwin’s murder in 1988, but Detective Rodie Sanchez could not prove he didn't do it. This episode covers the details of the case and updates on recent developments.
The hosts of a podcast discuss the mistreatment of a writer on a late-night show and express sympathy towards his situation. They acknowledge the politics that exist in the show business and emphasize the need for just treatment of all employees.
Clarifying victim identity is necessary to avoid biases and shape cases in the right direction. In addition, family members have the right to know the truth about their loved ones who have passed away.
A woman recalls a disturbing encounter with a man who made inappropriate advances towards her and her daughter on a cruise ship, and later identified him as the alleged murderer of his girlfriend based on a police sketch. The man was also unable to testify verbally due to recent surgery but provided nonverbal testimony regarding the incident.
Detective Jacobson tries to investigate and find the connection between JoAnn, Becky, Sylvia Baker, Grant, Joe, and Milo while trying to gather new interviews with them to solve the case. Sylvia Baker, who has the known 1980s rapist in her contact book, has come under suspicion.