S1 E1: Paul Hutchinson
Paul Hutchinson thought he'd committed the perfect crime. But decades later, DNA found through a traffic offense led police straight to his door.
44 minutes
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Experts examine and discuss the key mistakes made within high-profile murder cases that then led to the eventual arrest of the culprits.
Director: Will Hanrahan
Paul Hutchinson thought he'd committed the perfect crime. But decades later, DNA found through a traffic offense led police straight to his door.
44 minutes
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45 minutes
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