S3 Ep8: 'Comfort the Sorrowful'

Unsolved

USA TODAY and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

True Crime

3.9 • 792 Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2019

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Immediately after Father Alfred Kunz’s death, St. Michael teacher Brian Jackson moved in with Kunz’s best friend, Father Charles Fiore. Detective Kevin Hughes was convinced Jackson was the killer.

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0:00.0	Previously on Unsolved.
0:12.9	John Kavanaugh believed that Joe could very well have been involved
0:18.6	or could have committed the murder of Father Coons because that he had,
0:23.3	the nephew had at some point supposedly asked Father Coons for money and was turned down.
0:28.9	Do you still feel the same way you did back then when you called them?
0:32.2	Yeah.
0:32.3	Yeah. I think he killed the Father Coontz.
0:35.4	Okay.
0:35.9	Yeah. That's what I think. From the Father Quince. Okay. Yeah. That's what I think.
0:39.3	From the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, this is Unsolved Season 3.
0:44.3	The Devil You Know.
0:46.3	I'm Gina Barton.
0:50.3	Ten years after Father Coons' death, a lieutenant at the Dane County Sheriff's Department went public, saying they knew who the killer was, but the prosecutor wouldn't charge him.
1:02.4	That was news to some of his own investigators who had worked on the case, including detectives Gwen Rupert and Jennifer Niebuhr.
1:10.0	He made a statement on camera.
1:11.8	We have a suspect, it's imminent.
1:13.8	Yeah.
1:14.2	In 2008.
1:15.1	Mm-hmm.
1:15.6	Okay.
1:15.9	Because we all went.
1:17.0	We're like, what?
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