Hey Downeasters, it's Kylie. If you've spent time with me on Dark Down East, you know I tend to get pulled into cases that don't have clear answers.

The ones you keep circling back to and asking yourself, what's missing?

That's where I'm at right now with a story I can't stop thinking about.

In the newest season of Counterclocke, host

Delia Diembra is taking a closer look at the Lane Bryant murders. Now if you're not familiar,

in 2008, five women were killed inside a Lane Bryant store in a Chicago Land shopping center,

and somehow a suspect has never been caught. So you start to wonder,

how does something like this happen without answers? What's the motive? Why were these women targeted?

Were there witnesses who saw something that didn't get enough attention? And after all this time,

is there still evidence that could change the direction of the case?

What really stood out to me, what always stands out to me with Delia's reporting,

is how she approaches these questions.

She's not just revisiting what's already been told.

She's digging into archives, re-analizing evidence, speaking directly with first responders

and victims' families families and uncovering voices

that have never been heard publicly before. Dilia is pushing past surface answers and sitting

with the uncomfortable questions a little longer. This season leans all the way in and it got under

my skin. So if you're like me, and you keep asking why, stick around.

Because you can check out the Countercloc Season 8 trailer right now.

It started out as just another day in a popular clothing store.

But it ended in a bloody massacre.

A deadly shooting rampage at upscale Lane Bryant ladies' clothing store.

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