You master up the least, you know, just thing after we've done.

Okay, you're gonna have to stop crying, Steve, I can understand you with the problem.

I'm sorry, my dad is joking, I'm warning you.

I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anna Sige-Nikolazi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of investigation discoveries through conviction.

And this is an out of me of murder.

For today's story, a friend of mine who heard from on another episode, Mitch Benson,

was in a different jurisdiction for a while and while there's a lot of us prosecutors

were actually a rather small community and he said to me, you know, you really should speak to this

other prosecutor about a case that he had because there's really some worthwhile things to talk about.

So I spoke to Michael Canty and he brought us back to a case that occurred in 2007.

Kelly Forbes was originally from Trinidad.

She lived with her family in Brooklyn. I know she had at least one brother and she had came from all accounts and a very nice family.

Her family and friends best described the 29 year old as a great mother to her young daughter.

She was fun loving and finding her way after moving to the US.

And she was working in a doctor's office as a medical assistant and that's where she met Michael Forbes.

His father was an industrious man and bought properties and began to buy properties with Michael.

And Michael started his own business. He started a barbershop business.

He had fancy clothes, a fancy car.

He got married, he had a child, he subsequently divorced but maintained a very good relationship with his wife and they've been quite successful.

And she made such an impression on him during that visit that on his way out he made a point to leave his phone number at the front desk asking her co-workers to pass the message on.

He wanted to take her out.

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