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Previously, Unaccused.

That's the thing about this case, you know, it's a fascinating case.

You just, you don't know for sure.

You just, you don't know for sure.

You can look at the evidence and say, yeah, this is compelling and it is.

You could have 30 different people's fingerprints or DNA in that room and to me it means nothing.

They planted that shit.

As you sit here today, how sure are you that Elwood Jones is guilty?

I'm 100%.

I'm not proud of what I've done in the past, but I haven't killed any time.

On September 3rd, 1994, hotels throughout the entire Cincinnati region were packed.

That was the day before the city's annual Riverfest, a day-long celebration meant to mark

the end of summer.

The front page of the Cincinnati Inquir predicted a turnout of some half a million people.

The downtown hotels with maybe 4,000 rooms could accommodate a fraction of such a large

turnout, so visitors spilled into hotels throughout the suburbs, where rooms were also

rented by out of town as for other events, too, like, say, bar mitzvahs.

So when a scream shattered the tranquil morning at the Embassy Suites in Blue Ash, tons

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