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Sat Jul 10, 2021 at 8:20pm ET
Dylan Eason and Isaiah Churchwell were convicted of murdering Cynthia Eason. Pic credit: Burlington Police Dept.
Evil Lives Here is investigating the murder of Dr. Cynthia Eason, who was killed by her stepson, Dylan Eason, and his criminal buddy, Isaiah Churchwell.
This senseless murder of a popular and beloved veterinarian shocked the small town of Burlington on the eastern plains of Colorado. And locals were further disturbed when they learned that one of the perpetrators was Cynthia’s stepson, Dylan Eason.
In April 2016, the police found 50-year-old Cynthia beaten to death in her own home. A tip-off led the investigators to suspect Eason and Churchwell, and the pair were soon put under arrest.
Murder of college student Gina Hall by Stephen Epperly examined on Evil Lives Here
Wed Jul 07, 2021 at 7:23pm ET
Stephen Epperly was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Gina Hall. Pic credit: VA Dept. of Corrections
Evil Lives Here: Shadows of Death is investigating the murder of Gina Hall, a freshman student at Radford University, Virginia, who is assumed to have been killed by Stephen Epperly after a dance in 1980.
Gina’s remains were never recovered, but all the evidence suggested that she had been murdered by Epperly, which led to his conviction. This was the first case in Virginia where an individual was charged with murder despite no actual body.
‘The only way he should ever leave prison is in a pine box’: Offical pleads to keep Stephen Epperly incarcerated
Epperly’s parole interview is Monday
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Justin Griffith, the Commonwealth’s Attorney for Pulaski County, isn’t mining words.
He wants to make sure that Stephen Epperly remains in prison for a 1980 murder and made that clear in two letters he sent to the parole board ahead of Epperly’s parole board interview on Monday.
“He is exactly where he needs to be and he needs to remain there for the rest of his natural life,” Griffith said in one of his letters that he sent to the parole board last month. “Freedom should not now be nor should it ever be an option for him.”