Pushkin.

It all started with two federal agents who heard a rumor.

She mentions, well, there is this alleged murder to have taken place.

Supposedly, this happened 15 years prior.

Right before senior prom, two teenagers, self-proclaimed skin heads, drove to Philadelphia, and killed a black man.

One was behind the wheel, the other pulled the trigger.

The agents wondered, could they track the driver down and get him to talk?

I'm thinking, nobody does that.

Nobody wants to talk to their least favorite FBI and ATF agent in the world about a homicide they didn't commit. But even if they got

this guy to talk, they had a bigger problem. They had these details and but they

didn't actually have a body to go with it.

How unusual is that to have someone say,

hey, we're pretty certain there's a murder,

we have a confession, we we got nobody. That's rather unusual.

So how do you solve a crime in reverse when you think you know who the murderer is but have no clue who the victim was.

We have to do our job and we have to find out who did they kill if possible how are we going to do that.

Their investigation leads them to a family who's also searching for answers and for justice.

I used to watch the Unsaupt mystery shows and I often thought about calling because I was like this is this is not right.

How can the person get killed and no one knows anything? 15 years is a long time. anything.

15 years is a long time.

Evidence vanishes.

Memories fade.

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