How are our lost loved ones involved in our lives?

Where do we go when we die?

And what happens to our pets once they pass?

Tune into the Dead Life podcast to have questions like these answered and call in with your own questions.

The Dead Life takes a look into all things paranormal.

I'm Alison Dubois.

I inspired the hit television show Medium. I'm a New York

Times bestselling author who's written six books on life after death and I spent 20 years collaborating

with the police on cold cases. I've talked to the dead my whole life. I'm an expert on what

they see here, feel, where go, and who they're with.

Tune in every Tuesday for a fresh episode of the dead life. It will change how you live your life.

When a young mother was found dead in her home in 2006, her family suspected a police cover-up, but the investigators were narrowed in on a person of interest.

Unfortunately, a decade later, police misconduct was uncovered,

and even if it wasn't directly connected to the investigation,

it made it only that much harder to find justice for Candace Hiltz. I'm Charlie and welcome to crime lines.

Hello and welcome to crime lines. Now that I am back to my weekly schedule, I am back to making the second week of the month, a spot where I cover an unsolved case.

I picked this case because there's a lot of controversy around it, and sometimes when we have a lot of controversy, the fact that this case is unsolved and that the family

lives without justice gets kind of lost. And with this case in particular, I think there are people

who have heard this case on a different podcast or on a television show, and they consider this one of

those cases that is all but solved. And what I mean

by that is that whatever theory the person has heard is the theory they think is correct. And so they

think that this case, even though there hasn't been an arrest made, is one of those cases where we

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