I'm 22 years old, I'm opening the door, I'm mowing, mowing the dead body.

I'm Phil Martino.

And I'm Madison Fitzpatrick.

In season one of Tracking a Killer, the cold case files we delved into decades-old murders

that have never been solved.

This season we are back with more cases and more families looking for answers.

How could somebody just leave somebody there like that?

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This is a CBC Podcast.

This episode contains difficult subject matter and references to suicidal ideation and intimate partner violence.

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So we're just coming up to Sussex here.

This is the old road there used to be gas station there.

It's gone now, it's 57 kilometers to Sussex from the outskirts of St. John so it's not that far.

It's 40-45 minutes probably from St. John.

In February of 1988, when I was 23 years old, my mother asked me to meet her in a small village

in Southern New Brunswick.

The meeting, like so much else in our lives, was to be a secret.

I shouldn't tell anyone.

I was in the city.

And of course my mom had said to stop at the gas station.

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