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Season 6 of Truth and Justice is drawing to a close. We launched into the investigation

of Jim Melgar's murder on July 29th of last year. Nearly a year later, we've gone about

as far as we can go to find the truth. Any further investigation, aired publicly, could

risk the validity and credibility of any results that are discovered. As things stand, I personally

believe with 100% surety that Sandy Melgar did not kill her husband. I found no motive

whatsoever. Jim Clemente's profile indicates that Jim was killed by a group of young hominvators

and there is zero forensic evidence linking Sandy to the murder. That being said, we've

spent the last couple of months chasing down leads. John the renter, his girlfriend Claudia,

a neighbor boy Chad, have all been addressed. And while circumstantially none of them can

be ruled out, I don't see John, Claudia or Chad as being strong suspects in Jim's murder.

With the closer I look into the 2009 hominvasion and the Kingwood hominvasion, the more similarities

I'm seeing with the Melgar hominvasion. At this point, I cannot rule out Sinnyad Oscar

and company as viable suspects. Before this season draws to a close, we have a few more

potential suspects that need to be addressed. Liz's ex-husband, the cleaning lady, and Jim's

brother. Today, we're going to tie up these loose ends.

Max's Ranger James Holland is a legendary interrogator. They call him the serial killer

whisperer. But now, shocking interrogation tapes reveal how the supercup really operates.

And that's why they ask me to come in because I'm special.

From something else, the Marshall Project and Sony Music Entertainment, this is Smoke

Screen. Just say you're sorry. Listen and follow on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon

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