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Mystery on Walsh Lane - The Martha Moxley Murder

Mystery on Walsh Lane - The Martha Moxley Murder

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On Halloween 1975 the small elite community of Belle Haven, Connecticut, was transformed from a safe gated neighbourhood to a town of fear and suspicion when Martha’s body was discovered. Martha, a 15-year-old schoolgirl, had been out with friends for Mischief Night, but failed to return home for her curfew. In the morning a search party was formed to try and locate her. One of her friends on route to join the search found Martha on her parents’ property, she had been savagely beaten and stabbed... the main suspect...a relation of the Kennedys...

This conversation examines the parallel investigations of the cold case team, working for the State Attorney, and the private investigators, Sutton Associates, in the early 90s. It details how each investigation starts to point towards the same person and the bombshell revelations given by two key suspects during interviews confirm what the police have long suspected… that a Skakel killed Martha Moxley...

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Chapters

00:00 The car crash that changed everything

01:52 The cold case

09:44 The Godfather of Forensics

13:52 The Sutton Associates

19:12 Tommy changes his story

24:22 Michael changes his story

Sources

American Justice Season 8 Episode 12 – A murder in Greenwich:The Martha Moxley Case.

A season in Purgatory by Dominic Dunne

Conviction. Solving the Moxley by Leonard Levitt.

Greentown by Timothy Dumas

Murder and Justice: The case of Martha Moxley. Documentary series.

https://www.newhaven.edu/faculty-staff-profiles/henry-lee.phphttps://www.newhaven.edu/faculty-staff-profiles/henry-lee.php

https://apnews.com/article/henry-lee-fabricated-murder-evidence-ef08de1e15148b3d48129ead10924009

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