If Jason’s jury had only heard what the State’s star witness told police during the investigation of the murder he committed.

Could witnesses really have confused the rusty Datsun station wagon with a Buick sedan?

How DNA sitting in a police lab could break open the Rison case.

When Ray rejected sex offender treatment, his therapist made a dire prediction.

How a few clerical errors by police detectives can do more to convict a man than physical evidence.

The words that could not be spoken at Jason’s trial.

Did the patrolman see a ghost or a clue that could have cracked the murder conspiracy?

Why was the person who found Rayna’s body not identified by the police, and why did he know where to look in the pond when no one else could see the body from the shore?

For the first time, Submerged has identified Ray’s accomplice, a missing piece of the murder puzzle that frustrated police.

The TV series Married …with Children should have led to Jason’s acquittal.

Instead of helping to solve Rayna’s murder, her autopsy contributed to confusion the forensic pathologist and the detectives could never resolve.

If not for the fog, Rayna’s body would have never been found.