The team of the Christmas of Kuroka killed him.

We tried everything possible to get him help.

It sounds like there's a lot of missing pieces that weren't followed up on him.

I'm probably one of them.

He wasn't let me out of there until I confessed to it.

Sometimes the truth is more important than justice, you know?

There are about 191,000 documented toll cases in the United States as we speak right now.

I do think all those parents and all those are going to get fair justice, hell alone.

Three days after Christmas in 1978, a 23-year-old woman named Elizabeth Andes

was found dead in her apartment in Oxford, Ohio.

That's very attractive and pretty together, very independent.

You know, a lot of guys had crushes on her.

Police saw it as an open-and-shot case, quickly arresting her boyfriend and charging him with murder.

But after I'd been in there a while and said, you know, this is like a crime of passion.

He says, you know, you confess to this and you'll get 25 years and get out.

And if not, I'm going to hang your ass out to dry.

And that's that intimidate.

That freaked me out right there.

He was acquitted, but officials said the jury got it wrong.

And I vividly remember Mr. Andes standing up and saying, then who killed my daughter?

That's the question to journalists from the Cincinnati Inquirer have been working to answer for nearly a year.

This is an open case. Don't give her anything.

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