Previously on Spiral.

Once I realized that I just touched the dead person, I just grabbed the bag and I left.

It was incredibly painful. I mean, it was torture.

I'm a black guy out in the middle of the night, breaking in the cars, and I find myself standing in front of a dead white woman.

That doesn't look good at all. Once he turned around to me and said, I didn't do it, bro. I could see he mouthed that to me. And I just stared at him. I mean, he did it. This is what the jury came up with after six days of deliberating first-degree felony murder, deadlocked, home invasion, deadlocked, first-degree premeditated murder, not guilty.

Lying to police, guilty.

Okay, we're turning on to Juliette Place, which is the street where Sam lived.

It's nighttime. It's only 6.30, but it's pretty much completely dark outside.

It's a very well-lit area. I mean, there's big street lamps and all the front of the houses have a lot of lights to you.

Should we park the car?

Yeah, let's get out and walk.

Poppy and I get out of the car and find ourselves in a really lovely suburban neighborhood. The city's get out. Poppy and I get out of the car

and find ourselves in a really lovely suburban neighborhood.

The city skyline is right behind us

and we're only five minutes away from downtown.

It's green and it's well lit.

There's street lamps on every corner.

Were they always there, I wonder?

Or was that something new that they added

after Sam died? I mean? Or was that something new that they added after Sam died?

I mean, she was killed October, 2023. We're here December, 2004. Yeah.

There's snowflakes falling. We know that Sam was really close with her neighbors here,

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