Hi there, everybody.

It's Deborah Roberts here, co-incure of 2020.

I always like to know how a story turns out, and something tells me that you as a 2020

podcast listener feel the same way.

Welcome to the 2020 True Crime Vault, where we are revisiting some of the most memorable

stories from our archives.

We're also going to give you an update on what's happened since the story first aired.

Take a listen.

Coming up, he was like, they're trying to pin this on me, I was like, what are you

talking about?

They're talking about this nature-loving girl found murdered on a riverbank.

There's a cord that's run off an embankment and there's a body lid.

And the man found fishing nearby sentenced to life for killing her, but did he do it?

She wasn't raped, she wasn't robbed, there were lots of things that just didn't make sense

about this case.

He's at the evidence of a brutal strangling that put him away, not at very tightly around

her neck.

Or was it a hell-bent detective, honing in on an easy target?

You see, you never heard a car, you never touched the car, I only behold, this is DNA's inside

a big girl's car.

Now, one woman's crusade to set him free.

People just lost track of who was doing what?

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