Brian Walshe claims he dismembered his wife, Ana, and disposed of her body, but he did not kill her. On trial for the first-degree murder of his wife, Brian Walshe now claims Ana died of "sudden adult death syndrome" and he dismembered and disposed of her body to protect his children. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack discuss the vile case of dismemberment and the new defense Walshe uses at trial.

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00:00.44 Introduction, Nothing from Nothing

02:06.62 Evidence is "incompatible with life"

05:46.90 With no body, investigators have to used scene evidence to make a case

10:25.70 The children were 2, 4, and 6 at the time of the murder

15:29.24 Ana's boss reports her missing, not her husband

19:57.56 Walshe trying to determine destruction of teeth

25:05.05 Walshe admits dismembering and disposing of Ana

30:12.41 Defense does not put up any witnesses

34:44.70 Conclusion

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Rob Reiner and his wife Michele were killed in their Brentwood home, and their middle son, Nick, has been arrested. The murders have shocked Hollywood and have brought tributes from young and old who know the family. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack break down the latest information about the double homicides: Where were the Reiner's bodies found? Did Billy Crystal see the bodies before officials closed off the crime scene? What did Nick Reiner's hotel room look like the day his mother and father were found murdered.

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00:00.03 Introduction: All in the Family

03:14.78 Reiner family not much different than other families

06:16.28 The impact of All in the Family

10:10.10 Rob Reiner breathing life into movies like "Stand by Me"

15:13.79 Nick Reiner failed after rehab

20:25.82 Gap in information being released

25:11.64 Nick Reiner at Conan party treating guests harshly

29:57.30 Truth about Throat Slashing

34:08.99 Issue of humanity, not news story

39:58.17 Reiner checks into hotel at 4am

44:50.16 Conclusion

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When Sarah Hunter, 32, doesn't show up for work at the Manchester Country Club, a coworker calls police to do a "welfare check". Nothing out of place in her rented room, and the only clue is her car found parked in an odd way at a gas station. The case goes cold but never forgotten. 39-years after she was foun dead, the investigators who never gave up, get a confession! Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack take a look at the Cold Case Murder and kidnapping and find out why it took so long to hold someone accountable for the 1986 murder of Golf Pro Sarah Hunter, and the 1981 kidnapping attempt of Laura Sheridan.David Allen Morrison, 65, has pleaded guilty to the 1986 murder of Vermont golfer Sarah Hunter and the 1981 kidnapping of a Western Massachusetts teen, Laura Sheridan. Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack take a look at the Cold Case Murder and kidnapping and find out why it took so long to hold someone accountable.

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00:00.07 Introduction - Golf

02:04.09 1986 Cold Case Murder solved

04:50.04 Investigators build timeline

10:07.19 Weapon of convenience

14:57.08 Murder of Sarah Hunter

20:05.24 Multiple Sharp force stab wounds

25:07.39 Plan was to sexually assault Hunter at gas station

29:58.05 Clothing taken off, grasping something with her hand

34:44.50 Will other victims be found?

37:43.29 Conclusion

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