shock to the system, to see that. it was. a longtime friend, laying in the creek. the corner notice some unusual markings on judy s face. deep dark, blacken circles around her eyes. i am seeing a lot of bulging eyes lot of people call raccoon eyes. how do you get those raccoon eyes? is there one way. probably a brain injury. driving the jeep was judy s husband, jamie. he suffered minor injuries. he told first responders they were traveling down this, road when he swerved to avoid hitting a truck. his out of control jeep went down the side of an embankment and crashed into the creek. he said he was knocked, out and when he came to, duties limp body was in the creek a few feet away. he called 9-1-1. do you want to try cpr? you have already tried? oh god. oh god.
need to investigate this as a crime, a potential crime. that is something that, with his experience, he should have known that you don t make those kind of exceptions upfront. when someone dies, you treat it as a murder, until you know otherwise. we asked detective reynolds about how he handled the investigation. did you collect jamie s clothes, did you take judy s clothes, did you take your cell phone, did you take jamie cell phone? no. why not? we didn t collect anything at the house. that was a judgment call. some consider that a questionable call, because there was something else. early in the investigation, the
did. i felt that family gave me a lot of hope and faith. less than three hours later, there was a verdict. we were all everybody was holding hands as tight as we could, and when they read that verdict, you could hear everybody gasp. we the jury find the defendant james baldwin junior guilty of murder. i just broke down crying. i couldn t believe it. we finally got justice for mom. detective chris reynolds was in the courthouse that day two. he believes the jury made the right decision. he wants the public to know that he did more than they think to look into judy s death. still, he realizes because of his incomplete investigation, a killer might ve walked free. you get emotional over this. i do. i take it personal. this case was a big learning experience for me. i ll never dropped the ball on anything, and then i did it. and i m sorry for it. jamie never took the stand, but he did speak at the sentencing. she fell from a ladder. that s why i was trying to get
i m natalie morales. detectives were convinced that judy or baldwin died after two tragic accidents in the same night. the coroner was not so sure. neither was judy s family, who suspected her husband, jamie, was having an affair. a rumored romance, they believed red to murder. now, a startling new revelation was about to raise even more questions. back to andrea canning, with the back box. two months had passed since judy s death, and her family was questioning jamie story about what happened. then, they heard something stunning about teri king and jamie. they moved in together. would you guys thinking? he s moving in quickly with her. yeah.
When a South Carolina coroner arrives at the scene of a car accident to find his friend deceased, he notices some unusual markings on her face and begins to.