Each week we walk through homicide cases from around the country, dissecting the details to unravel the many layers,

from the victim to the crime and the overall investigation.

But what happens when the path to justice for victims gets lost in translation?

In the new season of Strangeland, murder in Maple Shade, a husband comes home to find his wife and son

brutally murdered in their home.

Because the husband had an Allen by that checked out, the case eventually went cold.

Now, six years later, the case is still unsolved. You may know from our show that some cases

have stand out clues that may require some unconventional investigations, and that's exactly what happened.

Strangeland's investigative journalist Benedict Eare and veteran journalist Tinku Ray

sought out to conduct their own investigation to reveal the details, the authorities,

neglected to acknowledge. Check out the trailer to hear about this devastating case that shook up

the town of Maple Shade, New Jersey. Maple Shade, New Jersey, is a quaint suburb of Philadelphia,

about 20 minutes from downtown, population 20,000. In recent years, it's become a landing pad for

foreign workers drawn to Philly's booming tech businesses. But Maple Shade's main street

still looks like it was ripped straight out of the 1950s. Pink dogwood trees, churches on nearly

every block. Our town motto is nice town friendly people. Typically, calls to the police are for

normal stuff, car accidents, people passing quietly in their sleep. But around 10 pm,

on March 23rd, 2017, the Maple Shade police were called to the scene of a gruesome murder.

A man arrived home to his apartment to discover his wife and son stabbed to death.

The man on the call was Hanumanthanara or Hanu. He's a computer tech from India. His six-year-old

son Anish and his 38-year-old wife, Sasi Gala, had been killed in one of the most grisly murders in

Maple Shade's history. In Maple Shade, it is a heinous crime that has law-abiding citizens shaking

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