Hi listeners, I'm Delia DiMbra. I'm an investigative journalist and the host of Countercloc,

a seasonal podcast where I take a deep dive into one cold case each season. I focus on stories

that haven't been fully resolved. You know, the ones where even years later there are still

questions that don't quite sit right. That's what led me here

this season. When Ashley Flowers, host of crime junkie, first brought this case to me, it was

supposed to be a single episode, just one story. But as more tips started coming in, it became

clear pretty quickly that it was bigger than that. More leads, more questions, more details that didn't

quite add up. So I kept digging and what I found and even what I didn't raised more questions

than answers. This season on counterclock, I'm investigating the Lane Bryant murders. In 2008,

five women were killed inside a store in the middle of the morning.

Investigators had potential DNA evidence, a detailed composite sketch,

even the suspect's voice captured during a 911 call.

And yet nearly two decades later, no one has been identified.

So, you start to wonder, how does a case with that much information go unsolved?

Over the last year, I've gone back through the evidence, the timelines, and the witness

accounts with a fine-toothed comb.

I've spoken with people directly connected to the case and others who have never shared

their perspective publicly before.

Because at a certain point, it stops feeling like an unsolved

case and starts to feel like there's something important we're not seeing if you want to

dive into this investigation you can start by listening to the countercloc season

eight trailer now it started out as just another day in a popular clothing store, but it ended in a bloody massacre.

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