Trouble Brewing

Forensic Files

HLN

Society & Culture, True Crime

4.6 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Two suspects living in the same apartment were linked to a murder by a gun and a pair of bloodstained boots - items that belonged to the one who claimed he'd never even met the victim. Investigators hoped the manufacturing code stamped on the six beer bottles would be distinctive enough to prove who was telling the truth, and who was a cold-blooded killer.

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0:00.0	Up next, the secret life of a call girl.
0:05.3	Often a very dangerous profession.
0:08.4	They found a female face down didn't appear to have
0:12.4	in the signs of life.
0:13.6	She would be a natural target because she usually
0:15.9	had significant amounts of cash on her person.
0:18.0	The evidence points to one man.
0:20.0	Look like Rambo, hacks like Rambo,
0:22.2	and dresses like Rambo, it may be Rambo.
0:24.6	Until one tiny clue turns the case around.
0:28.2	It was after midnight on a chilly, March evening,
0:31.6	when Virginia Russell was driving home from a party with her boyfriend, Rodney Hartman.
0:36.9	The couple had been dating for three years, and we're talking about getting married.
0:41.0	But on this night, tragedy struck.
0:43.9	Look at her.
0:45.0	She's so cute.
0:46.0	She's so cute.
0:47.1	She's so cute.
0:48.2	She's so cute.
0:49.3	She's so cute.
0:50.3	She's so cute.
0:51.3	She's so cute.
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