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Previously on Murder and Alliance. The murder of a mother of five in her own home, Stunt,

the small town of Alliance, Ohio, 26-year-old Ivonne Lane, found in a pool of her own blood.

This case is filled with sex, secrets and surprises.

They couldn't put David there because David was taking a martial arts class that night.

He said that they put him in a room and they changed him to the walls, fit on him and

they told him that they wanted him to confess.

Fred Turby, a nationally known criminal forensics expert, picked apart what he calls a botched

case.

That is the one key part of this case that just never sat right with me, like light in

the prosecution, turn this over. So it makes me feel like there's more to the story.

And supposedly, she told Linda Blachwood's mother that a young just child, maybe this

policeman's son.

She had come to you saying she had pissed off the wrong person.

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