The Fall Line

Rank #1: Hearsay (The Millbrook Twins). In this episode, the concept of “hearsay”—and all of the rumors, gossip, and misinformation that have appeared in this case—are addressed. We go through the twins’ file, their removal from the NCMEC database, experiences at school, allegations of juvenile records and foster placement, and even current problems developing open lines of communication with law enforcement.Engineered by Encompass Podcast Studio/Music by RJRAll Rights Reserved. Any plagiarism, including but not limited to uncredited adaptation of original research, overreliance, credited or otherwise, structural plagiarism, improper paraphrasing and/or quotation will be seen as copyright/IP infringement.

Rank #2: Theories (The Millbrook Twins). In the re-release of Episode 4: Theories, we sort through the plausible and possible, examine possible involvement by local offenders like Joseph Patrick Washington, discuss sex trafficking, and look at some of the more popular internet discussions concerning the case.Engineered by Encompass Podcast Studio/Music by RJR/Content advisement by Winter WheelerAll Rights Reserved. Any plagiarism, including but not limited to uncredited adaptation of original research, overreliance, credited or otherwise, structural plagiarism, improper paraphrasing and/or quotation will be seen as copyright/IP infringement.

Breakdown

Rank #1: S02 Episode 3 - Leanna Harris: Once implicated, never charged. Cobb police insinuated a number of times that Leanna (now Leanna Taylor, since her divorce came through in March) might have helped her husband plan the murder of their son. But those claims faded and then all but disappeared. Taylor was never charged with any crime and is expected to be a witness for the defense in Ross Harris’s murder trial.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rank #2: S02 Episode 4 - Deciding the case before it begins?. The most important moments of the Justin Ross Harris trial may be unfolding right now - even before testimony begins or the lawyers ever state their cases. Welcome to jury selection, where cases are often won or lost. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Unconcluded

Rank #1: 3: Person of Interest. A mysterious person of interest is captured on a security camera dropping Jennifer Kesse's car off just a little more than a mile away from her home. It's the biggest piece of evidence in the entire investigation, but also the most perplexing. Eleven years later, this person of interest is still unknown. Social: @unconcludedpodWeb: http://unconcluded.comEmail: unconcludedpod@gmail.comSupport on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/unconcludedpodMusic by PC III / CC BY NC: http://creativecommons.org

Rank #2: 18: Breadcrumbs. Was a tip at the time of Jennifer's disappearance ever followed up on? Previous search locations are presented and the tip location is discussed. Sponsors in this episode:Stamps.com (click on the radio microphone and enter UNCONCLUDED)KIND (KindSnacks.com/UNCONCLUDED)New Podcast: Deliberations (iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play)Listener GoFundMe to Support Kesse Family: https://www.gofundme.com/HelpBringJenniferKesseHomeSocial: @unconcludedpodWeb: http://unconcluded.comEmail: unconcludedpod@gmail.comSupport on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/unconcludedpodMusic by PCIII / CC BY NC: http://creativecommons.org

Suspect Convictions

Rank #1: 02: Jennifer's Tragic Story. Before Jennifer’s tragic death, she was living with her mother, stepfather, and newborn baby brother, in Rock Island, Illinois. Jennifer’s mother describes her: “She had brown eyes, brown hair, a pretty smile, teeth like her dad, and she was a little tomboy.” This episode explores Jennifer Ann Lewis, and the home she grew up in. Visit SuspectConvictions.com to learn more.

Rank #2: 03: A Suspect Conviction. About a week after Jennifer was murdered, Scott County prosecutor Bill Davis decided to charge Stanley Liggins with murder. He was one of the only people involved who felt they had enough evidence to charge him, but decided to go ahead with it. Bill Davis says they made the arrest more quickly than they usually would, because of the nature of the crime, and their conclusion that the suspect was a “danger to society.” But what is the evidence? Visit SuspectConvictions.com to learn more.