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When 20-year-old college student Jenna Verhaalen is found dead in her Texas apartment, investigators are faced with a puzzling case. With no obvious signs of forced entry and several potential suspects in the spotlight—including her boyfriend, a neighbor, and an apartment maintenance worker—the search for the truth becomes a forensic nightmare.

In this episode, Danielle and Drew break down the forensic evidence that ultimately exposed the killer, including DNA recovered from beneath Jenna's fingernails and a trail of clues hidden in plain sight. We discuss the investigation's twists and turns, the suspects who nearly took the fall, and how modern forensic science helped deliver justice for Jenna and her family.

Join us as we unpack Forensic Files Season 14, Episode 13, "Low Maintenance"—a case that proves even the smallest piece of evidence can speak volumes.

Sources: Forensic Files | YouTube | Wikipedia | Investigation Discovery’s ‘A Time to Kill: To Stalk a Co-Ed | The Cinemaholic 

The Oki Doke: Every Claim Has a Record
Court transcripts, sworn testimony, forensic reports. Season 1 begins July 7.

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