Jimmy Gracey, 20, went missing after a night out with friends in Spain. He was last seen outside a nightclub at 3am and never made it back to his Airbnb. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the facts as they are currently known and try to make sense out of how Gracey's phone ended up in possession of a man under arrest for a crime not related to Gracey's disappearance, and his wallet is found in the water before Jimmy Gracey is found nearby in the same water days later.

Transcribe Highlights

00:00.70 Introduction - wallet/phone

05:14.65 20-year-old student missing in Spain

10:00.29 Creating the timeline

14:45.57 What do Spanish officials claim happened

20:06.92 Specific comments about Gracey on video

25:05.87 Going off the rocks and into the water

30:06.24 Drowning assessment

35:19.83 Police claim person with Gracey's phone is not involved in Gracey's death

38:10.84 Conclusion

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UPDATE: When Pastor William "Bill" Schonemann was found dead in his bed, posed with his hands pinned to the wall as if crucified, there was little information to go on and at the time we covered the story, no arrest had been made. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack update the story with the arrest of 52-year-old Adam Sheafe. Sheafe has admitted to the murder of Pastor Schonemann and demands the state put him to death, but only to prove that he cannot be killed.

Transcribe Highlights

00:00.00 Introduction

01:40.76 Body staged like crucifixion

04:30.52 2 members of church find pastor murdered

10:00.62 Posing of bodies often hidden from press

15:16.25 Adam Sheafe, 51, charged with murder

20:01.94 Evil walking into service

25:05.08 Sheafe had list of 14 pastors to kill

30:16.31 Sheafe charged with multiple crimes

35:03.42 Documenting crucifixion

40:05.94 Conclusion

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In October 1980 Charles Barnes is found stabbed to death in his Tampa, Florida home. Police discover the 39-year-old naked on the floor with a knife lodged in his chest and the scene shows signs of struggle. Detectives find blood soaked bedding and beer cans with fingerprints of an unknown persons. When no suspect is connected to the fingerprints the case goes cold. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack go back through the evidence available at the time, and discuss how the old evidence contained everything needed to arrest a suspect more than 45 years after the murder.

Transcript Highlights

00:03.51 Introduction

01:08.12 A towel with DNA

05:10.78 Forensic technology available 1980

10:07.53 Latent prints

15:15.38 Simpson Crime Scene 1994 Dennis Fong

20:30.66 Using X-Ray instead of photo in court

25:06.30 Finger prints didn't hit

30:20.12 2009 Prints came back to Robert Bear

35:23.00 Fingernail clippings from victim

40:00.04 DNA match to suspect

45:12.79 Evidence places Robert Bear at crime scene

47:01.86 Conclusion

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