
In 2001, Leslie Preer was found brutally murdered, her body left in the shower of her home in the wealthy suburbs of Washington, D.C. Investigators initially set their sights on Leslie’s husband as the prime suspect — until bombshell DNA evidence revealed the presence of an "unknown male" at the scene. With extensive access to the original police tapes and interviews with the cold case detectives... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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After nearly two decades, Lauren Preer gets the call she's been waiting for.
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It took six episodes and over three hours to tell an uninteresting story. There was no clear motive NOR a clear explanation of what happened. The killer claims he didn’t remember what happened and the evidence doesn’t paint a clear picture.
DON’T waste your time
Play on faster speed. Should be 6 eps not 7.
Like an egg that talks…
Oh my God, this crime true thing oh my God, it’s like so good. Make more of these guys or should I say blood and water made by ABC News?
Listening to him cry and whimper, saying I don’t know is literally sickening. He’s a wimp coward
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This true-crime narrative centers on a decades-long murder case in an affluent D.C. suburb, focusing on how advances in forensic science—and DNA genealogy in particular—finally identified the killer. Across episodes, the storytelling blends archival police tapes, interviews with detectives, prosecutors, and family members (notably the victim's daughter) to show how investigations evolve with new technology, shifting suspicions and timelines. The show stands out for its blend of technical forensic detail with intimate, long-form portraits of those affected, offering a multi-layered view of justice, media influence, and the slow grind of solving cold cases. Potential listeners should expect a meticulous, emotionally charged journey through hi... more
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