Dr Richard Shepherd investigates the murder of Linda Curry in San Clemente, California. Her case went cold for 20 years, before it was exposed that her husband poisoned her with nicotine.
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There was absolutely no reason it should have taken 13 years to solve this case. That original detective really dropped the ball.
One thing that surprises me is that they didn’t exhume Linda to obtain a hair sample, which would have determined exactly when she was dosed with poison on each occasion. She looked like she had medium length hair and hair can tell us a lot.
I always thought the WF fairytale life was FOS .. never wanted it and this proves my theory. Can’t sell me murderers as saints! I see through it all.
Learn to be ok with being alone. By her own admission Linda thought he could possibly be trying to kill her for money. She was 13 years older, did not have sex after marriage, immediately after marrying she suddenly becomes I’ll after being perfectly healthy. Took out a million dollar policy on herself. Jeez imo she willing gave her life away.
An interesting case, but it’s rather frustrating to watch even halfway through, when there are so many things that should have been seen when Linda was still alive and prevented her death from happening at all. even back in 1993 it’s hard to imagine people being so trusting and believing of such suspicious acting people like her husband. : /
Too bad she didn’t dump him.
Life insurance is taken out on the accounting clerk not the Nuclear Scientist? Make it make sense.