We knew we'd be back. It was only a matter of time. Some stories are like that. Especially

the one about Pam Huff. Last time we told the story Russ Faria was fully vindicated and

watching events and something like astonishment. Pam Huff who'd pointed the finger at Russ

and the killing of his wife Betsy had just been sent to prison. Her crime? Murdering a man

just for the purpose of removing suspicion from herself. Her victim and innocent, who never

saw what was coming for him. That man was Lewis Gumpenberger, whom she'd lured into a

bizarre scheme to make Russ Faria look like a violent man. So prosecutors alleged.

Pam took an Alfred plea, got light behind bars. But it wasn't the end of the story. There

was still no justice for Betsy Faria. Stabbed some 55 times horribly murdered, the case

that started this whole thing. And Russ? He'd been convicted of a murder also sentenced

to life then finally acquitted in a second trial after nearly three and a half years

behind bars. Even after that, then Lincoln County prosecuting attorney Leah Aske continued

to maintain that Russ was guilty that he killed Betsy. He filed a lawsuit over his case and

received a $2 million settlement from Lincoln County, though no one admitted any wrong

doing. In 2018, a new prosecutor was elected on the vow to reopen Betsy's case and a new

sheriff took over to the beginning of 2021. In fact, an entirely new team of investigators

was brought in to take a fresh look at the murder case, which brings us to Monday, July

12, 2021. I'm pleased to announce that we have some significant information to give

in the investigation into the death of Betsy Faria.

After getting attorney Mike Wood held a press conference at Lincoln County's historic

courthouse, Russ sat near the front, surrounded by family and supporters. His defensive

journey, Joel Schwartz stood in the back, all eager to hear the news.

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