When I'm looking at these photographs, you can see that he had been attacked and stabbed

many times and cinched by something.

Both his scalp is badly burned, his eyebrows are almost burned off, but he's got a plastic

trash bag over his face.

Homicides, murders, those are the ultimate crimes you can commit.

And when it's been done in a particularly gruesome way or for bad reasons, somebody needs

to step up and do right by this case.

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

I'm Anna Sige Nikolasi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of investigation

discoveries through conviction.

And this is Anatomy of Murph.

Today's case is all about a house in Austin, Texas.

It isn't located in the downtown area, but in a rural section of Travis County, the house

sits down into a road and is fairly secluded.

This area was not near much.

It was remote.

We're not downtown Austin.

We're not even on the suburbs.

We're listening to Jeremy Sylestean former assistant district attorney for Travis County,

Texas.

It's probably a couple of acres.

It was behind a Montessori school off of a county road.

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