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Explores the two-decade-long polarizing murder case of Dana Chandler, accused of a 2002 double homicide, featuring three trials without forensic evidence while examining family conflict and confirmation bias.

Explores the two-decade-long polarizing murder case of Dana Chandler, accused of a 2002 double homicide, featuring three trials without forensic evidence while examining family conflict and confirmation bias.
The state tries Chandler for a third time after the retrial ends in a hung jury. Chandler dismisses her legal team and chooses to represent herself. Later, a verdict brings finality to the case.
During the retrial, the Umbehrs continue to defend Chandler's innocence by pointing to a person of interest who they believe to be the true killer. Meanwhile, the prosecution continues to argue a motive existed.
When a double murder conviction is overturned with the help of two citizen sleuths, investigative journalist Joe Sexton digs into the case.