I mean it was like World War III hit our office up here and she was screaming.

I mean the door was closed and I could hear her screaming and threatened to have my job,

I could be a radio letter, I'll never present another case in Colorado.

I'm just thinking, I lost my job on this one.

I'm Scott Weinberger, Investigator of Journalist and Former Deputy Sheriff.

I'm Anna Sige-Nikolazi, Former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of

Investigation Discovery's Truconviction.

And this is Anatomy of Murder.

So before we get started I wanted to mention if you want the most updated information on

this podcast, follow us on social at Anna Sige-Nikolazi and at Weinberger Media.

For today's story we'll be going to Aurora, Colorado, and Aurora I can tell you is pretty

much a bedroom community of Denver.

Now you might remember that my connection to Colorado is that I went to school there and

it has grown a lot since then but one thing remains the same.

It is still a suburb of Denver and for today's interview I spoke with Steve Connor who at

the time was in the City of Aurora Police Department.

So on June 20th 2005 a 911 call comes into the Aurora Police dispatch.

We got a call from Richard Johnson who was at that time was living with his mom.

A Roy Murdoch night with what?

Yes, my name's Richard Johnson.

Uh-huh.

It's an older part of Aurora, see-all family homes but very small like Craig or Boxer

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