We have saved the best for last! We cover interviews and theories about what really happened on the morning of November 21, 1992. Plus - love for our listeners in our final episode of the series!

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In this penultimate episode to the series we re-watch the Tom Monfils documentary Beyond Human Nature and discuss how our perspectives have changed from the first time we viewed it back in August of 2023. We also discuss Sue Monfils role in the case.

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We finish reading the letters written by the friends and family of The Monfils 6. We also discuss a jailhouse feud that occurred the first night The Monfils 6 where all in prison. Finally, we analyze a ridiculous statement made by DA Sakowski about why the men never broke with their "conspiracy."

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We discuss which James River paper mill workers stood up to Winkler's tactics and which ones folded. We also read letters written from The Monfils 6 and their loved ones from when they were behind bars.

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We discuss four possible scenarios that may have happened to Tom Monfils on the morning of November 21, 1992, as well as the likelihood of each scenario. We also discuss how the management at the James River Paper Mill manipulated their employees in order to get the case solved as quickly as possible.

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We discuss several inmates from the Oshkosh Correctional Center who gave affidavits stating that when they were locked up with David Wiener he had made comments were he had admitted to killing Tom Monfils. We also discuss the many times Wiener changed his story and his personal timeline on the morning of November 21, 1992.

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We discuss David Wiener's odd behavior following Tom Monfils body being discovered - from his insistence that it must have been a suicide just days after to his becoming the only eyewitness for the prosecution six months after. In addition, we discuss Wiener's repressed memory and the fact they he wrote a fake suicide note that he wanted people to think Tom wrote.

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We discuss the Monfils jury being interviewed after their verdict and how they were confident in their decision despite not being able to identify key witnesses. We also discuss David Wiener killing his own brother 13 months after Tom Monfils death and whether or not he should have been considered a suspect.

We discuss the events of Saturday, October 28, 1995, the day in which The Monfils 6 were convicted in the death of Tom Monfils. We also discuss whether or not the jury was exhausted after the five week trial and came to a decision too quickly as they just wanted to get back home.

We discuss what really happened to The Monfils 6 on the morning of November 21, 1992 - describing how Mike Pie and Connie Jones could verify everyone's whereabouts that morning and how that put them each in the direct line of fire.