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July 1st, 2011

Julia Davis was the victim of a car crash in November, 2011.

The investigation into the cause of the accident lasted over a year.

When the police ruled the death of drunk driving accident,

Julia's family took on the mission to find justice for Julia. I'm Charlie and welcome to crime lines.

Tonight's case was researched by Jess, and I want to thank her for all of her help.

This is a complicated and controversial case, so I really appreciate her being willing to take

it on. This is the case of Julia Davis, and it's one that carried over from the old insight

schedule, though it doesn't say on the sheet who suggested it, but whoever you are, thank you.

One of the biggest issues that Jess pointed out to me in this case is that the facts and the

opinions really blur. She and I did our best to draw those lines, and the truth is that there's

just so much in question, and doesn't necessarily make sense, that there really is room for

interpretation of the facts. Also before starting this, neither one of us knew that there's actually a

long form podcast dedicated to this case. I have a policy here at crime lines that neither

mean or my researchers ever use another podcast as a source. But as soon as I hit publish on this,

I'm going to go over to Mile Marker 181 to listen. The show Mile Marker 181 is what I would assume

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