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I used to drink coffee with Brenda every morning. Brenda had something good every day cooked.

Yes indeed. They had so many questions they were asking. Who do you think did it? They asked me,

did you have anything to do with it? Why would I kill my sister? She had been stabbed in the head

ten or more times. It was a horrible death. I went to her casket. I told Brenda before I die,

I'm gonna solve this murder and I plan to do just that.

There are 120,000 unsolved murders in America. Each one is a cold case. Only one percent are ever

solved. This is one of those rare stories.

It's May 20th, 1988, an Opalosis Louisiana. And 29-year-old Brenda DuPont is at her sister Linda's house

to help her prepare for a celebration. I was graduating, gave my GED and Brenda came and

started helping me make finger foods, cookies, sandwiches and stuff for the little party after my

graduation. And Brenda stayed at my house until I'm sure about 8.30 at 9 o'clock that night.

And then it started raining real hard. Lightning, I mean lightning was so bright you would think

it was sunshine outside. It was raining really hard. Brenda went back to her apartment. She said

she was gonna go in for the night. Brenda rents an apartment behind Linda's home and they spend

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