The planning, the fact that he drew maps of different properties and they were

accurate, these maps were accurate to what he was describing. Some of them

eerily so it's just uncanny that he was stalking Judge George to this level.

I've got Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anna Sige-Nikolazi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of

investigation discoveries to conviction. And this is Anatomy of Murph.

To begin our journey into this case, I do want to mention it's the type of case

we've never featured on AOM before including some of the investigative

techniques you'll hear about. Let's just say you'll definitely walk away saying

wow those were pretty amazing. It's just something I've lived with this case

for a long period of time. We're listening to Brian Sinett who is the elected

district attorney of Adams County, Pennsylvania. And while you may not be sure if

you actually know where Adams County is or anything about it, you've definitely

heard of the county seat, Gettysburg, you know the whole four scores seven

years ago and the Gettysburg address. The two big economic draws are first and

foremost a tourism which is based upon the Civil War battle that happened here.

We have a big farming community, a lot of apple orchards and peach orchards and

things like that that provide industry for the rest of the members of the

community. It's very rural outside of the town of Gettysburg which is the small

little quaint town but it's a nice little town. We were fortunate to spend time

with Brian in Gettysburg a few years ago back for an episode of true conviction.

Gettysburg, while it has this amazing history, it has this feel to me at least

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