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Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of The Trail,

Went Cold.

I'm your host Robin Warder, and today we're going to be presenting the second of our

two-part series about the 1975 murder of Martha Moxley.

So it's always been tradition for our podcast to spend the month of October covering

mysteries which have some sort of Halloween slant to them,

and this particular case is one of the most famous examples of that,

because Martha Moxley was believed to have been murdered sometimes during the

late evening hours of October the 30th, and her body was discovered on Halloween.

Of course, it's such a complicated story that I felt the need to split the whole

thing up into two parts.

We released Part One last week on October the 25th,

and it outlined the most important facts of the case,

so if you haven't heard that episode yet, I'd suggest you go back and listen to it.

We're finally releasing our conclusion today on November the 1st,

and I'm going to be discussing a lot of the information I previously shared,

as well as providing some additional details about the case,

and sharing my own theories and analysis.

So as a brief recap, Martha Moxley was a 15-year-old girl who lived with her family

in the affluent Bellhaven neighborhood in Greenwich, Connecticut.

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