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Enter the world of true crime with this captivating podcast episode, which delves into the perplexing mystery of Stephen Smith's unsolved murder.  Follow three seasoned investigators as they piece together the available evidence, analyze potential motives and suspects, and uncover intriguing new details about the case.  From possible links to the Murdaugh family to overlooked clues and evidence, this episode provides a fascinating new perspective on this baffling crime.

Our story takes us from suburbia to Sutton Place.  The bridge and tunnel group travels to Manhattan for a night of partying and end up in the middle of a missing persons mystery.

Real Detectives discuss similarities between the brutal stabbing murders of four Idaho college students and a similar case they investigated.  Why is it taking so long to solve?  What are the controversies and issues associated with these cases? What are the different roles played by the investigating Detectives, the Detective boss, patrol officers, evidence collection and crime scene technicians and criminalists at the forensic laboratory?  How is all of this coordinated to solve the case, bring a successful prosecution and bring closure to the families?  Three investigators with decades of experience discuss it all.

Real detectives discuss the brutal stabbing murders of four Idaho college students.  Candid discussion of the crime scene, evidence, forensics, suspects, leads, and investigative techniques; as well as, how to handle the press, the release of information and the grieving families.  The coordination of major case crimes and the roles of different agencies; such as, the prosecutor, local police and state police are explored by experienced investigators.

Crime and disorder are out of control and polliticians claim it's only perception.  Who can we believe?  Three seasoned cops pull no punches discussing violence, fear and disorder in New York City.  The numbers show that murder, rape, robbery, assaults and theft are on the rise but the numbers don't tell the whole story.  Petty crimes , homelessness and the mentally ill on our streets and in the subway add to the feeling of chaos.  Police continue to make arrests and the criminals are released by prosecutors who tip the scales of justice in favor of criminals and against victims.  Has bail reform rendered the criminal justice system ineffective?  You decide...