Synopsis

The judge’s ruling – that the blood evidence from the defendant’s home was inadmissible – had fractured Annabeth’s carefully constructed case. Yet, the defendant’s attorney pressed on, arguing his client's confession stemmed not from guilt, but from a morbid fascination with crime and the mechanics of police work. With each appeal to reason, Annabeth’s position weakened. The narrative of a cold-blooded killer began to unravel when one of the women he confessed to murdering appeared alive, claimi