A man working for Kodak forty years ago finds his wife murdered with an ax when he returns from work.  The case goes cold.  Did investigators believe for forty years that this man commmitted the murder of his wife?  If so, how will they get a jury to agree?

A man working for Kodak forty years ago finds his wife murdered with an ax when he returns from work. The case goes cold. Did investigators believe for forty years that this man commmitted the murder of his wife? If so, how will they get a jury to agree?

A man working for Kodak forty years ago finds his wife murdered with an ax when he returns from work. &nbsp;The case goes cold. &nbsp;Did investigators believe for forty years that this man commmitted the murder of his wife? &nbsp;If so, how will they get a jury to agree?

Jim Krauseneck

Hearth, Home and Homicide is a family production about family murders. &nbsp;Son Andy is producer. &nbsp;Mom Bridget and daughter Caroline narrate each familicide story with sensitivity. &nbsp;Whatever could have led to such loss and tragedy? &nbsp;Sometimes the answers will surface in the telling of the story of the family itself. &nbsp;These stories do include violence and trauma – listener discretion is advised.

True Crime

Hearth, Home and Homicide is a family production about family murders.  Son Andy is producer.  Mom Bridget and daughter Caroline narrate each familicide story with sensitivity.  Whatever could have led to such loss and tragedy?  Sometimes the answers will surface in the telling of the story of the family itself.  These stories do include violence and trauma – listener discretion is advised.

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Jim Krauseneck

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