Mary Olenchuk was only thirteen years old when she was abducted from a resort town on the coast of Maine. Her dad was an army major general, and when she went missing in the early 1970s, there were all sorts of suspects, but no arrests. This is the trailer for our first episode about one...
Last week my opening dialogue spoke of the need for both physical and circumstantial evidence for a successful prosecution of crime. This week, we’ll...
It’s 1963, winter, and snowing lightly, and my mom is in a parking lot in her car. It’s an industrial parking lot where her...
When I was in ninth grade, my mom had a man she’d been flirting with move into our house while he “got back on...