A mysterious death happened in April 2022 in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Johnny Cashman's mother who lived far away in Maine hadn't heard from her son in a few days

and started to worry. It wasn't like him. She asked the police to go to his house for a welfare

check where they found Johnny on his back, with pools of blood around him. His death was quickly

ruled a medical issue and the case was closed. The family was suspicious and demanded an autopsy,

but were denied. They were told to trust the system. But when Johnny's ex-girlfriend entered his

apartment a few days after he was cremated, it was obvious his death was not a quote medical issue.

There was blood everywhere. The bathroom looked like a murder scene.

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So this is just not what anybody who had heard about this expected to see because they thought

it was a medical emergency. They had no idea that there was blood everywhere.

And his ex-girlfriend took a bunch of photos with her phone of this scene.

And did you look at these photos, Aaron? Unfortunately, I did. Yeah.

What do you say to this, Justin? You have an idea when someone says a medical emergency.

Maybe you can expect some blood, right? But when you see footprints and fingerprints kind of left

in the blood and just the amount of blood that was everywhere, it starts to look like something else

happened. And I'm not saying it was, but I mean, it's not exactly the way the police described it.

Like they didn't do this justice. No, we've covered other cases where I did feel that the

person died of drugs or whatever and not been murdered, no foul play. And there was a large

amount of blood or bodily fluids found because of the rate of decay and what happens to the body

after it dies in a hot room. But when I saw these pictures, I did not get that feeling that this

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