Dirty Little Secret

On November 18th, 2012, 13-year-old Dylan Redwine traveled to Durango, Colorado for a court ordered visit with his father. After getting off of the plane, Dylan’s father Mark told the young teenager he had to run errands early the next morning. This prompted Dylan to make plans to meet with a friend early in the morning before his dad left the house. When Mark awoke the next morning, Dylan was still asleep on the couch, but when he returned home, his son was nowhere to be found. All calls and texts to his son went unanswered, and his friends stated they hadn’t seen or heard from Dylan. As the hours passed, Mark became increasingly concerned as he lived in a rugged, mountainous area. The days quickly turned into weeks and eventually months, until Dylan’s remains were recovered on a rural mountain road just 8 miles from his father’s home. After his death was ruled a homicide, investigators were made aware that the young teenager had discovered and confronted his father about some compromising information his brother had found on the computer the year prior. But was this allegedly devout father really willing to kill his son over his dirty little secret? 

Written by Ryan Williams, Executive Produced by Michael Ojibway.

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People’s Trial Exhibits

Father threw away missing son’s photos

Durango Attractions

Timeline

Prosecution in murder trial focuses on Dylan Redwine’s remains

Photos used in Redwine murder trial released to public

Dad didn’t seem interested in missing son search

Witnesses describe finding Dylan Redwine’s remains

Indictment in Dylan Redwine’s murder case details gruesome evidence

Indictment

Mistrial declared in Mark Redwine trial

Murder Trial for Mark Redwine Resumes After Judge’s COVID-19 Test Negative

As expected, trial postponed for La Plata County man suspected of killing son

Opening statements wrap up in day 1 of the Mark Redwine trial

Friends recount final conversations with Dylan Redwine

Recap of testimony from prosecution, defense

Why an expert believes Dylan Redwine’s death was a homicide

Mark Redwine trial: Expert witness for defense

Animal attack “highly unlikely” in Dylan Redwine’s death

Dylan Redwine suffered skull fracture, sharp force injury

‘I don’t believe he did it’

Mark Redwine killed his son because their relationship was ruined

People vs. Mark Redwine: Guilty on all counts

Uncut: Mark Redwine talks about sons’ disappearance

Mark Redwine Trial Day 3, Elaine Hall Part 1

Mark Redwine Trial Day 3, Cory Redwine

Mark Redwine Trial Day 2, Ryan Nava

Investigators search home of Dylan Redwine’s father

KUSA - Dylan Redwine - mom’s uncut interview

KUSA - Dylan Redwine - dad’s uncut interview

Interview with Dylan Redwine’s Dad

Candlelight vigil held for Dylan Redwine

Reaction to Dylan Redwine’s death being ruled a homicide

Mark Redwine Trial Day 8 - Direct Exam of Leigha Foster

Denver7 legal analyst on Dylan Redwine case

Video of Mark Redwine arrest

Dylan Redwine’s Brother Reacts to Father’s Arrest

Mark Redwine Bellingham, Washington court appearance

Son, first ex-wife testify

Mark Redwine news conference

Dylan Redwine’s brother details ‘disgusting’ photos

Mark Redwine Trial Day 9 - Brandon Redwine

Mark Redwine verdict

Dylan Redwine’s mom and brother give statement

Music & Sound Effect Sources

Opening Track: “Detour Switch” by Cobby Costa

Closing Track: “The Fig Tree” by Jakob Ahlbom

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