Jason wrote to us and asked for assistance and my initial gut reaction was that this was a paper thin case.

This is Mike Symancic from the Innocent Center. that this was a paper thin case.

This is Mike Symancic from the Innocent Center.

He started reviewing Jason Chan's case file in early 2011.

After some initial research,

you discovered that UN testimony from comrade Doak.

Someone else from a different country in a position of power said that the

Kumirush had committed this murder of Hangnor.

That's pretty compelling information that we at least need to follow up on and see if

there's any truth to it.

That's when Symantchek decided to take on Jason's case.

And so he hires a private investigator to re-investigate Hangnor's murder.

But the more the P.I. digs up about Hangnor's private life, the more Jason's legal team comes to believe the murderer

is someone much closer to home.

Did he have an insurance policy that might go to somebody who were going to get his assets? Did he have a trust?

What would happen to his assets in Cambodia? Because he owned a bunch of stuff there.

Who was Hang Nor in relationships with?

Business relationships, love interests, who might have had an interest in seeing him gone?

And suddenly, the suspect list grows.

But Symanchet won't share any names with us.

I don't want to get into specifics because I don't want randoms trying to track down people and messing up our investigation.

We have a lot of questions, so we're going to have to find out about Heng's personal life on our own. It's something that has remained a mystery up to this point.

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