Jay Warner Wallace is a cold case homicide detective who's been investigating

cold case murders in Los Angeles County for over a decade. His work has been

featured on Fox News, Dateline, and Core TV. Now, we join him as he applies his

investigative skills to making a case for Chrissie N.

We're just gonna jump right in. I know I introduced myself last night to most of

you, but for the few of you who are here for the first time. I'm from Southern

California. I actually live right between Los Angeles and San Diego, but I worked

in Los Angeles County for a number of years just working homicides, and I was

working cold cases specifically. Now cold cases are unsolved murders. There are

no cold cases of any other kind of crime. The reason why is because there's a

statute of limitation on every other crime, robberies and burglaries, and other

crimes have a statute of limitation. If I can't solve it in five or six or seven

or eight years, it's gonna close. And I cannot solve it because the statute has

expired. But murders are not like that. Murders stay open forever. There is no

statute of limitations for a murder. So I can go back and work those. Then my

cases have been from about 1972 to about 1988. The range of murders that I first

started working. And if you like date line, the last case was on Monday night.

That was a case from 1988. Now what we're doing here is taking a similar

approach is from a book I wrote called God's Crime Scene, where we're gonna look

at the universe using the same skills we do as a detective. We talked about

that last night. If you remember, we used this model of inside or outside the

room. Because what we do is we look at crime scenes and our death scenes and we

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