Our card this week is Robert Mitchell Jr., the aid of clubs from New York.

Early one summer morning in 2016, a man out walking his dog through a Rochester Park stumbled onto a body.

He was burned and still smoldering.

That discovery would mark the beginning of an investigation that is stretched on for nearly a decade,

one riddled with strange twists, frustrating dead ends, and coincidences that don't feel like

coincidences at all.

And just when it seemed like the case had gone completely cold, a witness came forward,

with details so specific,

only someone close to the crime could possibly know them.

But getting that information into a courtroom has been challenging.

And now, more than nine years later, investigators are hoping that by sharing Robert's story,

someone out there can help them finish what they started.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is the deck.

I'm Ashley Flowers. The... On Wednesday, July 6th, 2016, a man began his morning, like usual, walking his dog through

LaGrange Park in Rochester, New York.

It was a routine that he knew like the back of his

hand, and most days it was uneventful. But as they neared the basketball courts at the rear of the

park around 6.20 in the morning, something caught his eye. Smoke. He went closer to check it out,

and what he saw stopped him in his tracks.

Frantically, he pulled out his phone, and here is part of that 911 call he made.

Christ.

911 Center, what is this?

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