Hello, everybody. Welcome back to Crime Weekly. I'm Stephanie Harlow.

And I'm Derek Lavasar. So today we are diving into part two of the Darley-Routier case, and I will give you guys a

quick sort of a recap. I know it's been a week, but I also know a lot of people were engrossed

in this case. A lot of people have requested this case. So you might not need a recap, but I think

both Derek and I do, so we can get back into that mindset. So in the early morning hours of

June 6, 1996, 26-year-old Darley-Routier called 911 from her home in Rallat, Texas,

reporting that an intruder had stabbed her and her two young sons while they slept downstairs.

When responding officers arrived, they found six-year-old Devin and

five-year-old Damon gravely wounded and Darley bleeding from several knife injuries. Darley insisted

that a man in dark clothing had broken in, attacked them, and fled through the garage,

leaving the knife behind. But as officers examined the scene, they began to notice troubling inconsistencies,

especially in Darley's behavior and in her account of what had happened.

Recognizing they ran over their heads, the Rallet Police Department brought in James Kron,

a seasoned crime scene consultant with decades of experience to take the lead.

And what he found would only raise more questions.

So that's where we're at.

We left off last episode with the entry of James Cron.

And we kind of talked a little bit about him and why he was the right man for the job.

And today we are now continuing on with this story.

And honestly, I can't wait.

And I know Derek can't wait because he didn't have a great understanding of this case beforehand.

But I could tell last week when we were talking about this, he was very much getting into it.

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