I remember hunting this is accused the unsolved murder of Elizabeth Andes.

On the last episode.

He definitely had an agenda.

He wasn't let me out of there until I confessed to it.

So the confession was factually incorrect.

You see that in cases where the police run in, identify a suspect and interrogate him

into confession before they even analyze the crime scene.

And I vividly remember Mr. Andes standing up and saying, then who killed my dog?

This is the episode in which I introduce you out right to the acquaintances of baths

who current investigators think maybe should have been questioned a little more back when

she was killed in 1978.

Before I start humor me for a disclaimer of sorts, in the next two episodes, I'm going

to lay out for you information and interviews with interesting people.

These are not suspects.

As Joseph Stadham, the former Oxford chief told us in an earlier episode, Bob Young was

the only official suspect in this case.

But this disclaimer isn't just about legalities.

Sometimes as a journalist, I lay out information, I've uncovered, and the interviews I've done,

and I hope the readers will draw their own conclusions.

I don't have to say that this politician is a crook or that business is shady because

readers can decide that for themselves.

But that's not my hope here.

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