It's one of the most famous stories in history, the story of Canaan Abel.

Taking up a mere 16 verses in the Book of Genesis, the story tells the sons of Adam and

Eve.

Canaan who becomes a farmer and Abel who becomes a shepherd.

And then, as the Nageo special, Canaan Abel brothers at war explains,

both brothers try to please God by giving him thanks and offering him sacrifices.

These are the first ritual sacrifices ever recorded in the Bible, as each brother makes

his offering according to his own livelihood.

The Bible tells us that Cane reaches out to God by offering him a sacrifice from his crops.

And Abel offers God a sacrifice from his herd, his first born lamb.

God accepts Abel's offering, but he rejects Cane's for no apparent reason.

As anyone who has heard this story knows, Cane does not take this rejection well.

Cane becomes angry and jealous of his more successful brother and lashes out.

And when they were in the field, Cane rose up against his brother Abel.

And killed him.

The story of Canaan Abel is not unique.

Complex between brothers can be seen everywhere in world mythology.

This new arch of endless clues takes on a modern twist on this historical conflict.

Simply put, there's strong reason to believe that Joseph Webster has been in prison for

the past decade and a half for a murder that was actually committed by his half-brother,

Cane Neal.

And unlike with other stories of undisclosed, where the arch of justice is dragged on for

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