Last week on a killing on the cave.

I want one of those lines recorded. What's the problem?

It's crystal-worthy. I don't know what happened. I think she fell down. I'm sure she's dead.

The three-year-old daughter was there nursing on her body.

Okay. I'll send them right over.

The crew that was, that it pulled up the driveway, had just come out. They were somewhat distraught.

And I asked them, you know, what they had. And they told me they had a deceased female.

And so I went in and just looked. And Crystal was unnaked from the waste.

Lying on her back.

I put my hand on her left, carotid artery, and no pulse.

I knew she was dead. I didn't know what had happened, but I thought that she had been murdered.

Police in Cape Cod trying to solve their most high-profile case in decades.

Crystal Worlington, a fashion writer and single mother, stabbed to death in her own home.

There are many different investigators, methodologies, and we're going to employ every single one of them until this case is resolved.

From ABC Radio in 2020, I'm Mark Remelard. And this is a killing on the Cape.

The investigation into Crystal's murder would see a long list of potential suspects, a number of dead ends, and a community growing frustrated that the killer hadn't been caught.

State Police investigators took over the investigation on the night Crystal's body was found January 6, 2002.

And immediately they believed this was not a random murder, but someone who knew Crystal or knew how to find her.

After all, it was winter time so the tourists are gone from the Cape, and the population in places like Provincetown and Turo dropped to just a few thousand people.

Crystal was killed in her home, which is hidden down a long driveway.

In the summer with the trees and flowers and bloom, you can't even see the place from the street.

Deepo Road is also not a place that random people typically drive down.

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