I can imagine how hard it is not to ever know what happened to your child.

If no one else is going to help you, you just have to pick it up and be the person that

does it for yourself.

I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anna Sige-Nikolazi, former New York City homicide prosecutor and host of investigation

discoveries through conviction.

And this is anatomy of murder.

You know we're going to El Paso, Texas today and El Paso, those of you who don't know, we

probably know it's in Texas, but it's way west and it's southwest.

It actually shares a border with Mexico.

The reason that we are going to be in El Paso at least virtually is because of what

happened there.

I spoke with Marsha Fulton.

Marsha Fulton is the mother of a young girl who went missing in El Paso, Texas.

I was really reminded speaking to her that this woman in addition to that loss, the criminal

justice system itself really caused her such additional knots, you know, in the ropes

of this woman's pain.

And certainly for me having had my career within that system, it's really hard for me to hear,

although I totally get it.

And so I really hope Scott that in talking about the case, that one of the things that we

can do is shed some insight into some of that, some of the reasons for it and also some

of the issues that we too see.

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