Anne-Marie Green

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Starfleet is here to make sure no one commits murder.

Starfleet is here to make sure no one commits murder.

Welcome to Postmortem. I'm your host, Anne-Marie Green. And today we're actually discussing a case that I reported on with 48 Hours producer Marie Weiss. It's about the murder of Kevin Zhang and the incredible investigative work done by multiple law enforcement agencies, including the U.S. Marshals, to find his killer. Marie, it's always good to see you.

Welcome to Postmortem. I'm your host, Anne-Marie Green. And today we're actually discussing a case that I reported on with 48 Hours producer Marie Weiss. It's about the murder of Kevin Zhang and the incredible investigative work done by multiple law enforcement agencies, including the U.S. Marshals, to find his killer. Marie, it's always good to see you.

Welcome to Postmortem. I'm your host, Anne-Marie Green. And today we're actually discussing a case that I reported on with 48 Hours producer Marie Weiss. It's about the murder of Kevin Zhang and the incredible investigative work done by multiple law enforcement agencies, including the U.S. Marshals, to find his killer. Marie, it's always good to see you.

Thanks for joining me to break down this case.

Thanks for joining me to break down this case.

Thanks for joining me to break down this case.

So as usual, a reminder to everyone, if you haven't listened to this 48 Hours episode yet, you can find the full audio version just below this episode in your podcast feed. So go take a listen and then come on back so we can talk about this. All right, Murray. So this case has so many layers to it, but there were different narratives, I think, that jumped out to both of us.

So as usual, a reminder to everyone, if you haven't listened to this 48 Hours episode yet, you can find the full audio version just below this episode in your podcast feed. So go take a listen and then come on back so we can talk about this. All right, Murray. So this case has so many layers to it, but there were different narratives, I think, that jumped out to both of us.

So as usual, a reminder to everyone, if you haven't listened to this 48 Hours episode yet, you can find the full audio version just below this episode in your podcast feed. So go take a listen and then come on back so we can talk about this. All right, Murray. So this case has so many layers to it, but there were different narratives, I think, that jumped out to both of us.

You know, you're a longtime New York City crime reporter. You've, you know, gone after mobsters and you name it. And I was really fascinated by the characters, if you will. Here you have two young men. They're the only sons in their family, only children. They are incredibly talented and bright. They get into these prestigious universities. I mean, the world is kind of like their oyster.

You know, you're a longtime New York City crime reporter. You've, you know, gone after mobsters and you name it. And I was really fascinated by the characters, if you will. Here you have two young men. They're the only sons in their family, only children. They are incredibly talented and bright. They get into these prestigious universities. I mean, the world is kind of like their oyster.

You know, you're a longtime New York City crime reporter. You've, you know, gone after mobsters and you name it. And I was really fascinated by the characters, if you will. Here you have two young men. They're the only sons in their family, only children. They are incredibly talented and bright. They get into these prestigious universities. I mean, the world is kind of like their oyster.

They can go any way that they want. And then they take these divergent paths in life. They're almost like two sides of the same coin. But your crime reporter mind was drawn to this case in sort of a different way. How did you approach it?

They can go any way that they want. And then they take these divergent paths in life. They're almost like two sides of the same coin. But your crime reporter mind was drawn to this case in sort of a different way. How did you approach it?

They can go any way that they want. And then they take these divergent paths in life. They're almost like two sides of the same coin. But your crime reporter mind was drawn to this case in sort of a different way. How did you approach it?

Indeed. And, you know, as we reveal in the story, what really broke the case open was when investigators discovered that there actually was a connection between Pan and Kevin. But it was not a very obvious one at all. They searched Pan's Facebook account and they found that he was connected online. to Kevin's fiance, Zion Perry, who also attended MIT.