Reasonable Doubt (unofficial)

Lynne has spent nearly 30 years fighting for her cousin Virginia. She said the timeline doesn’t work, Virginia didn’t have enough time to kill her father and step-mother. Lynne said Virginia was at a friend’s house when a neighbor heard the gunshots. There was also a string of robberies that night, she believes her aunt and uncle’s place was one of them. A neighbor saw a man with a gun but didn’t call the police. She said other people had motive, because JD was involved in stolen goods. Lynne claims Virginia didn’t have a motive. Virginia got 2 checks from her step-mother that night, which she cashed the next day. I agree with Lynne about Virginia’s being worth more alive. (If my parents wrote me checks like that, I”d probably visit more, kidding.) Chris and Fatima begin the investigation by dividing the leads. Chris focuses on the police work. Fatima looks into the legal issues. Fatima goes to speak with Virginia’s friend Linda

“In August 2008, newlywed Sarah Widmer died in one of two ways: either she was taking a bath and drowned, or her husband Ryan killed her. Chris Anderson and Fatima Silva investigate to see if there’s enough evidence to prove his innocence.” Fatima and Chris go to meet Ryan’s twin Ayran, who believes his brother is innocent. He said the police had a bogus motive. They said he wanted the insurance money from Sarah’s death, but there wasn’t any. Ayran said there was some speculation of Sarah having Long QT Syndrome that caused her to drown in the bathtub, but it wasn’t allowed to be used as evidence. He thinks she just fell asleep. Another lead he claimed was “junk science”. He said that there were streaks on the tub that were considered to be evidence of a struggle. Chris and Fatima begin the investigation by dividing up the leads. Chris focuses on the police work. Fatima looks into the legal issues.