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Oh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, Hello everyone and welcome to the very first Q&A episode of the Trail

Went Cold. I'm your host Robin Warder and I hope that everyone had a very happy

holidays. The date of this episode's release is December the 26th,

aka Boxing Day, and to close off 2018, I thought it would be a good opportunity to do an episode

where I answered questions which were sent in by you, the listeners.

So I guess technically this will be my first ever episode where the trail didn't go cold

because I'm going to answer all sorts of questions today and there are a lot of them to get through so without any further ado let's get started

So I guess I'll start things off by answering the one question I got asked more than any other,

and it's pretty much a variation on the question,

what case which you've covered on the much to everyone. Now this is a tough question to answer and depending on which day you

asked me I would probably give different answers but there are three cases which

really stick out and I should divide them up into categories. The first one is the Tommy Ziegler case,

aka the Winter Garden Furniture Store murders, which from a legal standpoint is technically solved, but it's my number one case where I would most like to know the full truth about what happened.

It's such a massive rabbit hole and I definitely lean towards Tommy being innocent and having been wrongly

convicted so the best case scenario is that he would get fully

exonerated and released from prison but I've always had the mindset that even if he was guilty, there's no way this crime took place like the prosecution presented at trial.

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