Cold Case MHS: Monsters and Demons

I loved you the students are learning how to investigate crime and are trying to help uncover new evidence in the cold case to bring Justice to Alicia Jackson and others. I do feel however you just regurgitated what the police told you which is one of the reasons it is still Cold. For example, you reportedAlicia must’ve let them in because there’s no sign of forced entry.No one asked the question could the killer have already been the house because the boyfriend gave the killer the key and the reason she couldn’t scream is cause they snuck up on her and stabbed her in the neck from the back without her knowing it orHow could a baby be in a highchair for three hours and not scream its head off alerting the neighbor somethings wrong? Unless it was someone the baby knew like the dad or the girlfriend who held the baby after they killed Alicia.To me these are the type of questions that didn’t seem to be asked based on what I read where you the students as investigators should ask.

Randy Hubbard and his band of spectacularly engaged and engaging students have created something so many people in this genre cannot seem to do: a remarkably respectful, well-researched, compassionate look at unsolved cases that need attention. THEY ARE IN HIGH SCHOOL and are more mature than most 40 year-olds. So impressed with their work, their time, their energy, their commitment. Most of these cases I am unfamiliar with and I grew up in the area. Give them a listen. You will not be disappointed and you will learn… a lot. Melissa Just The Tip-Sters podcast

The girls who did the Alicia Jackson case did amazing!! I heard they’re going to be in People Magazine🤩