Synopsis

The process of cremation, requiring intense heat and time, seemed designed to obliterate all traces of a crime. Yet, the medical examiner examining the charred remains of Charles "Jack" Lynch discerned subtle clues. The victim had not only been burned but also brutally stabbed twenty-four times with two distinct blades. This detail troubled investigators; a lone perpetrator would typically employ a single weapon. Thus, the police began searching for two assailants.