They say the camera never lies—though these days, with AI, pictures can tell some pretty wild stories.But back in 1991, cameras didn’t make things up. They just showed the truth.And in the cold case of Denise Sharon Kulb, one photo did exactly that. It captured more than anyone realized at the time—a tiny clue that would solve her murder 20 years later.Tonight, we’ll uncover the story of how forensic photography brought a hidden detail to light, proving that sometimes, the truth just needs a little time to come into focus.

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