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Kurt Money and Kateline break down an episode of the extremely mediocre and borderline not-good show, Unusual Suspects. Why do a side-by-side comparison of a police sketch to a suspect when the suspect picture is just the actor portraying the suspect? These questions and more will be discussed and derided in today's new episode.
The case featured in the episode is the 1985 murder of Katie Eastburn and her two daughters Kara (5) and Erin (3) in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and the nearly two decade search it took to finally catch the killer, once and for all.
By Kurt Money and KatelineKurt Money and Kateline break down an episode of the extremely mediocre and borderline not-good show, Unusual Suspects. Why do a side-by-side comparison of a police sketch to a suspect when the suspect picture is just the actor portraying the suspect? These questions and more will be discussed and derided in today's new episode.
The case featured in the episode is the 1985 murder of Katie Eastburn and her two daughters Kara (5) and Erin (3) in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and the nearly two decade search it took to finally catch the killer, once and for all.