Did you kill her?

Hell no.

Were you there when she was killed?

No.

What?

Well, sure looks like you did.

She's in your freezer.

I didn't do anything to this girl.

I'm going to do, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

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

And this is Anatomy of Murphy.

Here's the thing about getting away with murder.

It's much more difficult than you think.

The act itself can be terrifyingly simple.

One squeeze of a trigger, a few drops of poison, but making it disappear,

hiding the evidence and a person behind it, that is the hard part. And, you know, we say all the time, what catches killers isn't the moment. It's the mess they make hiding it.

Today we're talking about a homicide that took place not too long ago in Youngstown, Ohio,

a Rust Belt city located about midway between Cleveland and Pittsburgh.

And as you'll hear, it's an example of a crime in which the killer's efforts to avoid being

caught were as disturbing and horrific as the murder itself.

With us to help today's story is the detective that helped crack the case and unravel the

twisted tail behind a young woman's sudden disappearance.

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