There are some people that have ill intent in their head and they will stop it

nothing to see that through. It's just shocking to what links someone will go

through to hide and conceal what they're doing. I have to think like that too.

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 discoveries through conviction. And this is Anatomy of Murder.

Today's story takes place in Mansfield, Ohio at least that's where it begins and

Mansfield is about halfway between Columbus and Cleveland and the case

involved a woman by the name of Patsy Hudson. She was kind of a loner. She had a

few of her own cats. This is Detective Bill Boshan from the Mansfield Police

Department. She said a lot of the neighbor cats and of course when you feed a

couple neighbor cats you get a couple more neighbor cats show up. She was 62

years old in 2015. She was a woman who liked to keep to herself. She maybe loved

animals more than people and I always look at that as potentially a lot about

the heart of a person because animals love you unconditionally back.

Police in Mansfield, Ohio get a call from a woman wanting to report her 62

year old sister Patsy Hudson as missing. It was not uncommon for the next door

neighbors to not see her out and about for weeks at a time. And this is the first

of what will be really unusual twists in this case. You see the last time anyone

saw Patsy was June. That's right six months earlier. The Missing Persons

report came in in December of 2015. The strange part was how long she had been

missing. The majority of missing person reports are filed you know a day or two

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