In July 2003, Tim Schuster went missing during a prolonged and bitter divorce.

When his body was found in a estranged wife's storage unit, it seemed like a slam dunk

case.

But the stories that came out as the Koch conspirators pointed fingers at each other threatened

to confuse the jury.

I'm Charlie and welcome to Crime Lines.

Welcome to Crime Lines.

Welcome back if you've listened before.

And actually, if you haven't listened before, you should probably stop right now.

This is a part two, so I recommend part one first.

As you are listening to this, I will be going to Alaska very soon, so check out the meetup

information if you are in the Anchorage area.

It's very likely my only chance to go up there and do a meetup, so I hope people can come.

And for those who are not in the Anchorage area, next week I will be announcing more information

on how to join a virtual meetup in June, so watch for that.

Also watch for the after show discussing this case and all things date line with the hosts

of date with date line podcast.

It'll be out later this week.

And also one last announcement before we get to part two.

Next week is supposed to be my week off since I'm trying to do those here and there this

year, but since I did it to part and I did make you wait a week for it, I will have a shorter

case for you next week to kind of make up for it.

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