Support for today's episode of Truth and Justice comes from ABC Network's new weekly drama series, Conviction.

Each year in America thousands of people are wrongfully convicted.

That's why the Conviction Integrity Unit was assembled.

Follow the investigations of this elite team who have only five days to determine if the seemingly innocent should be set free.

Inspired by real events from the executive producer of Criminal Minds, Conviction stars Haley Atwell

and it premiered on October 3rd and airs on Monday nights at 10-9 Central on ABC.

Hey everybody, before we start today's show, I wanted to mention to you that you're going to notice a significant difference in today's episode.

As you all know, we've used Johnny Rose's music for the last 18 months or so.

Well this week we had some licensing issues come up with this publisher, so I won't be using Johnny's music until we get that worked out.

Music

Hello everybody and welcome back to Truth and Justice.

I'm your host Bob Ruff and before I get started with today's content, I wanted to make sure I shared some exciting news with you guys.

I think I mentioned this in a bonus episode, but the guys at Merch Labs, those are the people that create all of our apparel, have created some new designs that are now available at the Truth and Justice apparel.com website.

They've redesigned the free at 8 shirts, they're now using the hashtag free at 8s.

They've also created a new shirt for Kenny Snow, it says free the Blizzard and it's got a big smiley face with a gold tooth on it.

And they also redesigned the Queetus Veritas shirt, rather than just those words straight across the back, they're kind of arped around a Phoenix.

All it designs are really cool, so if you're interested in buying any apparel, go to Truth and Justice apparel.com or go to our homepage Truth and JusticePod.com and click the shop link.

Now as you all know, this case just becomes more and more baffling.

Every time we get closer to thinking we have it figured out, something throws a monkey wrench into things.

As I was working on the investigation last week, I started to think what other tools do we have in our toolbox to try and figure this thing out and get to the truth.

Immediately Jim Clemente came to mind.

We've never had an official, professional profile worked up for the crime scene of the murder of El Nore Griffith.

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