Previously, on this season of Undisclosed...

Next, the story of a double murder in a tiny Baptist church in rural Georgia.

The only clue is a pair of ordinary glasses left behind by the killer.

There are a couple of hairs found on those glasses. Glasses.

Do you recall the hairs at all?

Blonde.

I'm very proud to say, though, that we did finally solve it.

And I feel like we got the right in the between.

If there's one thing about Dennis Perry's conviction that I'm sure of, it's that it was nothing personal.

There's nothing I've seen in any of the files and nothing I've learned from anyone I've interviewed

that would lead me to believe that any of the investigators or prosecutors involved in this case

have ever targeted

Dennis Perry due to any sort of personal dislike, or that they were ever motivated by any

sort of animus directed towards Dennis Perry in particular.

Because that would have required the investigators and prosecutors to have feelings of some

kind about Dennis Perry as a person, and by and large, they just didn't.

Most of law enforcement officials I spoke to in Camden County, including several who actually worked on this case, could no longer even recall Dennis Perry's name.

What's his name that's in prison now?

Dennis Perry.

Dennis Perry had an argument or something like that.

It's not that investigators didn't care about the case, because they did. They cared about the case a lot.

But Dennis Perry has become something of a footnote to the murders that he's currently serving

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