In the consult, we discuss cases that are violent and sexually violent in nature.

Listener discretion is advised. Welcome to the consult. I'm Julia Cowley, retired FBI agent and profiler, and former special agent forensic scientists with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.

With me today is Bob Drew. I am a retired FBI agent who was also a profiler down at the behavioral analysis

unit in Quantica. And I'm Susan Costler, Drew, also a retired FBI agent and profiler.

Before we get started, we just wanted to wish everyone a happy new year and thank you all for the great comments and

feedback about our show when we started this a few months ago we had no idea what to expect

and we're still learning as we go but we're really enjoying what we're doing and we're also very

sorry we can't be more consistent with our show's schedule.

Even though we are all retired from the FBI, we still have full-time jobs and family commitments.

So it's difficult to coordinate all of our schedules. And also our production team is me and my brother, who also has a family and works

full time, but helps for free because he believes in us and our show. And he's also still very

afraid of me, even after all these years. So he does what I say.

But the work we're doing is a true labor of love. And we're going to continue to put out episodes when we can.

And hopefully you can look at it as a nice surprise each time an episode drops.

Today, we are going to be going over an unsolved single homicide. It's an old one from

1988, which was the year I graduated high school. But time passage can be an advantage as relationships

change and technology advances. And this case, like so many

others, is solvable. It involves the murder of a woman named Jane Gilboy. And she was killed on

Monday, July 18th, 1988. And she was a 64-year-old white woman. She lived in Franklin,

Massachusetts, which is Norfolk County, about 45 minutes from Boston. It's a nice, safe,

suburban town with good schools. A crime like this, very unusual to occur in Franklin. And in fact, I believe

they only have two open homicide cases. According to Jane's boyfriend with whom she resided at the time,

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