On November 12, 1995, Brenda Ways' body was discovered behind a dumpster in Dartmouth,

Nova Scotia.

Her throat had been slit.

With a solid alibi, the initial investigation cleared her ex-boyfriend, Glen Assoon, of

the murder.

But nearly a year later, a new investigator was assigned to this cold case who used the

ramblings of a crack-addig seeking leniency in order to bring Glen back into suspicion.

The investigation continued down an increasingly ridiculous path involving psychics and even

more crack addicts, while there was evidence pointing toward a bearded serial killer the

entire time.

Police both disregarded and hid that evidence, though, choosing to stay with a course they

knew was a farce, and Glen spent over 16 long, miserable years behind bars until Innocence

Canada was able to unearth that detail and spring Glen from prison.

However, nothing will ever replace all of the years stolen from Glen and his family.

This is wrongful conviction with Jason Plum.

Where were you in 92, bouncing your butt to Sir Mixlot?

Wondering if you, like Billy Ray Cyrus, could pull off a moment, now I had as a podcast

all about it.

I'm Jason Longfied, and on my new show Where Were You In 92, we take a ride through the

major hits, one hit wonders and shocking scandals that shaped the wildest 12 months in music

history.

You know, the president came after me, everybody, time, one, or it was madness.

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