Show Notes
After spending more than two months examining Andrew Wieman's case, forensic crime scene reconstructionist Scott Roder returns with one of the most significant updates of the investigation.
As the team revisits the blood evidence, injury patterns, the broken knife tip, the locked-room theory, and the totality of the forensic evidence, one question comes into focus: At what point do a series of rare events become too many rarities to ignore? Follow us across socials @loveandjusticepodcast Visit our website: www.loveandjusticepodcast.com
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Love & Justice is a long-form true crime and investigative podcast exploring unsolved mysteries, suspicious deaths, cold case questions, controversial investigations, and the pursuit of justice.
Hosted by Emmy Award-winning producer Kyle Olson, each episode takes a documentary-style approach to examining evidence, interviewing experts, and revisiting the facts behind complex cases.
Through forensic analysis, investigative reporting, and conversations with families, law enforcement, and subject-matter experts, Love & Justice explores the questions that remain long after headlines fade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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