163 | Murder At The Rectory Part 2

Best Case Worst Case

X-G Productions

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 7 February 2020

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Part 2: A brutal murder scene requires days of processing, so how can the investigation hunt down the killer? Will anyone face Montgomery County justice?

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0:00.0	Who is this man? They started looking into him as it turns out she was not wrong.
0:09.4	He commits this horrific crime and you're no longer in such passion that you would do something
0:14.4	normal if you were in passion and run away. No, no. You take the time to shower off.
0:21.3	He's claiming and it sounds pretty outrageous to claim this that he's caught him downstairs
0:26.7	and invited a muckstairs into his room and then he fell asleep.
0:36.9	Hello and welcome to Best Case Worse Case. This is Jim Clemente,
0:39.5	retired FBI profile or former New York City prosecutor and writer producer of CBS Criminal
0:43.9	Bites. And with me today is... Hi everybody, it's francey hakes, former state and federal prosecutor.
0:49.4	Back in the studio together with Jim and Jim, I am thrilled because we left our listeners
0:55.9	on the edge of their seat. Whenever we do this they really get angry but we can't help it, right?
1:01.5	It's not our fault. We're taking stories from people who've lived really complex, interesting,
1:07.4	intricate investigation. So instead of blaming us everybody, you can blame our guest who is?
1:12.9	Hi, it's Kay Winfrey. Happy to take the blame. I also am a former federal and state prosecutor and
1:19.5	deputy attorney general of the state of Maryland and I'll take the blame happily. It's nice when
1:24.4	someone else takes the blame besides me. Yeah, well and it should generally always be francey, but
1:30.4	it's so good to be back and we're chomping at the bit. We were talking before about the
1:36.5	noodle murder of a Montsenior, a beloved Montsenior in Maryland in a sort of middle of the road community
1:44.4	and a decent sized diocese and you definitely have us wondering how did this investigation unfold?
1:54.9	So this was unlike any other investigation I've ever been involved in. About the end of the week
2:04.2	after Montsenior Wells had been killed, I got a call from one of the detectives who said we think
2:11.9	we've got to lead and it was a witness who claimed to know somebody who she thought might have
2:21.3	been involved. So as you might understand, this was a very high profile murder. It was on the news
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