We were just stunned.

We were stunned.

We were trying to figure out how the blanket got on her,

why she was there like she was.

Who in our community would do this?

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

I'm Anasiga Nikolaazi, former New York City homicide prosecutor, and host of investigation discoveries true conviction.

And this is Anatomy of Murph.

The New Year is so often a time of renewal, of positivity, getting ready with those New Year's resolutions for the upcoming year. But sometimes those feelings of hope or plans

for the future can be cut short.

And that's what happened in today's story.

Today's case is about a well-loved, gentle woman of deep faith.

But on New Year's Day in 2013, she was found dead.

And to help us tell the story, we spoke to Schenectady's chief of police,

Eric Clifford, who at the time was a detective lieutenant.

There was a really heavy snowstorm a few days before, and it was New Year's day. It's generally

a day for everybody to relax after New Year's Eve, wishing in the new year.

It's a day that you could either relax yourself and catch up on a lot of desk work, or you can

go out into the field and get a lot of work done there.

You know, I remember my days in uniform working on New Year's Day, and they were always

very quiet, and I'm sure it's that way at police agencies all over the country, including in Schenectady, New York.

But this New Year's Day was going to be anything but quiet for Eric.

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