You call me with this and you don't even have to say anything.

You've already said a fucking nothing.

It was pretty explicit.

There's a Fifth Amendment for a reason.

You owe them nothing. Don't talk.

You do realize your phone's probably tapped, right? I'm Scott Weinberg.

Investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anasiga Nikolazi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of investigation

discoveries true conviction.

And this is Anatomy of Murphy.

The first 48 hours, every second counts. You may have heard phrases like this to describe how

critical time is in solving a violent crime.

As an investigator, speed really does matter. It's critical to speak to witnesses when their memories are fresh, to collect evidence before it disappears, and question suspects before they

have a chance to change their story. And for all these reasons, it's often said that for law enforcement,

time is the enemy.

And the longer it takes to solve a crime,

the less likely it will be prosecuted.

But that's not always the case.

Sometimes time can be not your enemy, but your friend.

And what can seem like justice delayed

can prove to be the most effective

path to justice served. For today's episode, we are going to Bucks County, Pennsylvania,

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