Hi, Crime Junkies. I'm your host Ashley Flowers.

And the story I have for you today is about a successful man found dead miles away from

his home in the middle of the night. The investigation seemed cut and dry at first.

That is until rumors sparked by the very agencies investigating his death turned the whole

case on its head. This is the story of Jonathan Luna.

It's between 5 and 6 a.m. on Thursday, December 4, 2003, and two employees of a well-drilling

company in Denver, Pennsylvania are getting ready to start their day when they notice a red

light shining through the darkness down the road. The area they're in isn't super well lit,

so it stands out like a beacon. It's actually so unusual that they decide to walk over and

check it out. As they're approaching, they see that it's coming from the dashboard of a silver

Honda Accord that's like teetering on the edge of this four-foot embankment that slopes down into

a creek. The car is still running, and even though it's dark, it doesn't appear to be damaged,

at least at first. So they assume that maybe like a drunk driver, just like spun out of control

or whatever. And it's kind of a logical assumption because the area they're in is somewhat remote,

and the road has like all these twists and turns, so if you don't know it well, and again,

it's dark and you're impaired, you easily could lose control and run off the road. Again,

especially if you're intoxicated. So thinking that a person might still be inside and might need

help, they keep approaching the car. But there is no one in the front seat. Just blood.

That's when they call the police and two state troopers respond. The troopers are kind of like

scoping out the car, trying to determine what happened here, where the driver could be.

And that's when they happen to look over the edge of that embankment. And there,

face down in a stream is the body of a man. The man is fully clothed,

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