In the murder of Darlene Hulse, there are two more potential suspects. Is it a local with a penchant for attacking women? Or is it someone more sinister? Since 1984, no one has been charged. Can you help us catch a killer?

In the murder of Darlene Hulse, the net is tightening around a suspect. Though still unnamed, the clock is ticking. With new forensic evidence on the horizon, the Crew is optimistic. This week Amy interviews the Prosecutor from Marshall County. There is also a very compelling interview with Darlene's youngest daughter who is leading the charge for justice.

Argos, Indiana is a quaint little town. But on August 17th, 1984 a seemingly random attack on a young mother, in her home, while her children were present shook this farming community. Her body was found a day later by a timber harvester, just a few miles from her home.

This isn't over. Brandie's case is being worked currently by the Indiana State Police. We can only continue to seek updates and hope for a solution. The Crew will continue to follow the leads in the murder of Brandie Peltz. While they wait, they didn't have to go far for the next case. Just a few miles from Brandie's house in Argos, Indiana there was a brutal murder 2 years prior. While at home caring for her children Darlene Hulse was murdered and dragged from her home. Stick around, because there is also an informational update on the Crew's first case, Linda Weldy.

Lacking credible evidence of the passerby committing the crime, this week the crew looks at the array of other suspects. When Brandie Peltz was murdered in 1986, this cold case is likely because of the "WHY?" Who would? Who could? And what would the motive be?

The Crew continues with the interpretation of the book, The Passerby and including more inserts from the author's interview. In the murder of Brandie Peltz, the preponderance of hearsay evidence has struck the gavel for a few people. However, the lack of physical evidence must be noted.

This True Crime puzzle of who killed Brandie Peltz has everyone confused.

Since Brandie's cold case murder in 1986 has gone unsolved, urban legends have replaced facts. In 2011 Thomas Crowel wrote a fictionalized account of Brandie's assault and murder. Though fiction, Crowel says the book is true. This may have swayed the jury of public opinion. An interview with the author may clear things up.

In part two of the Brandie Peltz murder, Rumors run rampant. This week the case takes a look at Brandie's family and identifies the rumors surrounding her unsolved murder. In the town of Argos, IN everyone has a theory, and they all differ.

On December 11th, 1986 Brandie Peltz was found murdered in a bathtub, while her house was set on fire. Since then, the small town she was from has been divided by conjecture over who is responsible for her death. Welcome to Argos, IN. Follow along as the Cold Case Crew opens the case.

As promised the Cold Case Crew is following up with a summary and one more suspect. Follow along as the team summarizes their findings and interacts with the case. The Crew will not rest until justice is served for Linda.