
Show Notes
In this deeply personal episode, Jonathan Mark takes listeners behind the scenes of one of the most intense cases he’s ever worked on, the investigation of William “Billy” Brown in Lima, Ohio.
Brought in by law enforcement under complete secrecy, Jonathan was given no details and led blindfolded to an unfamiliar location to begin his reading. What followed was a series of powerful insights that helped shift the direction of the case from a suspected accident to a confirmed homicide.
Through raw storytelling, Jonathan shares the emotional weight of working directly with families seeking answers, the pressure of real time investigations, and the responsibility that comes with providing information that could impact a case still active today.
This episode offers a rare look into how these cases unfold, the process behind intuitive investigation, and the moments that stay with you long after the day is over.
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