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on a warm afternoon in may of 1975 the body of 22 22-year-old Judy Lord was discovered in her upstairs

bedroom after a rent collector stopped by and heard her baby crying downstairs.

This is the story about a young mother, a community shaken, and a murder investigation

steered off course by flawed forensics, a mistake that cost years and a resolution

that came far too late. I'm Kristen Cee violence, and a little bit of language.

Please listen with care.

Judy Arnold was part of a big family, a huge family.

She was child number 11 of 14, four boys and 10 girls. She was born in Maine in

1953 and in the earliest years of her life lived in a small town north of Bangor called Old Town.

Judy was 11 years old when she and her family moved south to Ware, New Hampshire, where they

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