Our card this week is Shad Gonday Kedia, the two of spades from Rhode Island.

On a cold night in March 2013, firefighters responded to what they thought was a brush fire at a cemetery in Cranston.

What they found instead was the body of a 22-year-old aspiring rapper, strangled and then set on fire.

Their investigation would uncover volatile disputes, a suspicious life insurance policy, and a man whose story kept changing.

And when you hear what police have, it's hard to understand why this case isn't solved.

But over a decade later,

Shad's family is still waiting for answers. I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is the deck.

The Deck. I'm It was late Wednesday night, March 20th, 2013, in Cranston, Rhode Island.

A guy named Kevin had just parked his car, getting ready to meet up with some friends,

when he noticed flames flickering across the street in an old graveyard that borders the

neighborhood called Picasset Cemetery.

Kevin called his friend who could see the fire from their apartment upstairs, and they called

911.

Clast the fire department.

Hi. There's a fire right across the street from my house in a graveyard.

Okay. What's your address?

438, Dyer Ab.

Okay, and what's it like some brush on fire or something?

I don't know. It just looks like it's getting bigger. I don't know. It looks like it's getting bigger.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I never reported something like this before.

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