Previously on who killed Jennifer Judd.

I had one dream one time where I was in the movie theater and I was by myself and somebody

tapping on the shelter and turned around and it was her and she said, I just want you to know

I'm okay.

She did not have enemies.

I can't literally sit here and think of somebody that did not like her.

In my opinion, I feel like one person done it, one person knows he did it, and he has not

told a single person.

From ID and ARC Media, I'm Sarah Kaelin, and this is who killed Jennifer Judd.

There's some things that are notices as, like, not included, and I was just wondering if they were missing things.

This is crime scene expert extraordinaire, Raina Delaroco.

I mean, why did they go back?

Like, what made them go back and try to process the knife in 2000?

Because I'm guessing they processed it then?

I have no idea.

Okay.

Raina's part of the investigative collective I started with Dr. Anne Burgess during the pandemic.

Raina's title is the Chief of Forensic Sciences and Evidence Services for the Baltimore Police Department.

In everyday English, Rana is the head of all forensics and crime scene investigation for the eighth largest police department in the country.

When I look at a crime scene,

I'm looking for the ways the scene tells a story about what was going on with the killer's frame of mind,

the dynamic between the killer and the victim,

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