During the course of their investigation, Susan Simpson and Jacinda Davis uncovered pieces of evidence that had been considered lost– like Renee’s necklaces and clothes. It’s very likely that these items retained the killer’s DNA. Now that they’ve been found, will the court object to testing? Susan hears from Jake’s attorneys and then catches up with Jacinda and Kevin.
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Murder at the Warehouse | Ep. 18 – Shortest Route Possible | Proof: A True Crime Podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
