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When a brutally murdered John Doe turns out to be a Catholic priest leading a double life,

blame falls upon a young man who was in a different state at the time of the murder.

A wrongful conviction paints a twisted picture and is finally solved in this episode of Last

Seen Alive.

Music Thanks for listening to this special breaking case resolution episode of Last Seen Alive. I'm your host, Leah,

crime analyst by day and true crime storyteller by night. And as always, I'm your co-scott,

and I got to say, I'm pretty excited about this one. Me too. When it rains, it pours, and when it comes to the world of unsolved cases, which so often

feels like a justice desert, that's a good thing. It's unusual for us to have the privilege of bringing

you case update episodes at all, let alone major updates on two different cases within the same month.

But here we are, and honestly, this is the most satisfying case update we've ever been able to give.

When we first recorded the episode on this case, I took it quite personally.

It's just such a flagrant injustice. I know what you mean.

It was.

Now, in the present day, not only have the suspects in a long unsolved murder

finally been identified, but an innocent man who was wrongfully accused of the crime has been

legally declared innocent. This development comes after he was robbed of decades of his life,

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