Hey guys, it's Heather Bictal, and if you're enjoying Juicy Crimes, I've got something you need to check out. It's the brand new crime house original series Clues, hosted by Morgan, Abshare, and Kaelin Moore. And if their names sound familiar to you, that's because Morgan hosts the podcast, Two Hot Takes, and Kailen hosts the podcast, Heart Starts Pounding, and they're coming together to host a new series Clues. Every Wednesday,

Morgan and Kalin take you deep into the world of the most notorious crimes ever, where a single

clue can crack a case wide open. From shocking murders to high-stake trials, clues unpacks

the forensic evidence and the obsessive sleuthing behind the investigations that still have people

talking to this day. Kalyn is your true crime expert, breaking down the cold hard facts of these

cases, and Morgan is your internet detective digging into Reddit to uncover the theories and

weird details you definitely haven't heard. So whether you're obsessed with the details deep into the

internet theories or love a good forensic twist, you have to check out clues. In this episode,

Morgan and Kalin look into the 1993 murder of Jeannie Childs, which went unsolved for nearly

three decades. They examine the crime scene, evidence, and years of unanswered questions,

and the DNA breakthrough that

finally identified her killer. If you like what you hear, follow clues on Apple Podcast, Spotify,

or wherever you listen to podcasts.

This is Crime House.

Today, we are going to talk about the 1993 murder of Jeannie Childs. A Minneapolis woman

stabbed more than 60 times in her own apartment. The investigation started with a solid

clue that everyone thought would crack the case. Instead, the evidence led them down a very

winding and complicated path, which eventually caused the case to turn cold. Then 25 years later,

a new investigative technique led police to a game-changing clue, one hiding in plain sight,

and left by someone no one would have ever suspected before.

Hi guys, welcome back to Clues, where we sneak past the crime scene tape to explore the key

evidence behind some of the most gripping true crime cases. I'm Kaylin Moore, and I'm going to be

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