Britt Prawat

But at the end of the day, she's still last seen leaving with Lenny, who was already a bad dude before this.

So if she maybe came back after leaving with him, then really all investigators have is jailhouse confessions and the fact that Lenny knew the Marshes.

And like jailhouse confessions, by the way, that like don't always add up.

Oh, okay.

So does Lenny have a lawyer fighting all of this?

So if not Lenny, then who?

I'm sorry, that seems super relevant here.

Just want to check, yeah.

When you put them all in one place, yeah.

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Our card this week is Javid Akhtar, the Jack of Diamonds from Connecticut. And hi, the deck listeners, Britt here. And this week, Ashley's passing the mic over to me to deal you in on our last case of the year. And this case is a special one.

Our card this week is Javid Akhtar, the Jack of Diamonds from Connecticut. And hi, the deck listeners, Britt here. And this week, Ashley's passing the mic over to me to deal you in on our last case of the year. And this case is a special one.

Our card this week is Javid Akhtar, the Jack of Diamonds from Connecticut. And hi, the deck listeners, Britt here. And this week, Ashley's passing the mic over to me to deal you in on our last case of the year. And this case is a special one.

It's a true testament to what's possible when our reporting team works closely with law enforcement on decades-old cold cases, sparking new questions that send them chasing down new leads, leads that hopefully will bring the answers loved ones have been searching for for nearly 20 years.

It's a true testament to what's possible when our reporting team works closely with law enforcement on decades-old cold cases, sparking new questions that send them chasing down new leads, leads that hopefully will bring the answers loved ones have been searching for for nearly 20 years.

It's a true testament to what's possible when our reporting team works closely with law enforcement on decades-old cold cases, sparking new questions that send them chasing down new leads, leads that hopefully will bring the answers loved ones have been searching for for nearly 20 years.

On a freezing cold winter night 17 years ago, Javid's wife, Rafia, was at home with their young twins waiting for her husband to return from work at their small town convenience store. But Javid never did come home. Shot once outside his store, he'd spend 10 agonizing days fighting for his life in the ICU before succumbing to the injury.

On a freezing cold winter night 17 years ago, Javid's wife, Rafia, was at home with their young twins waiting for her husband to return from work at their small town convenience store. But Javid never did come home. Shot once outside his store, he'd spend 10 agonizing days fighting for his life in the ICU before succumbing to the injury.

On a freezing cold winter night 17 years ago, Javid's wife, Rafia, was at home with their young twins waiting for her husband to return from work at their small town convenience store. But Javid never did come home. Shot once outside his store, he'd spend 10 agonizing days fighting for his life in the ICU before succumbing to the injury.

To this day, no one knows who fired that fatal shot, but investigators are close to putting the pieces together. I'm Brit Prewatt, And this is the deck. It was around 9.15 p.m. on February 28th, 2007, when a local sandwich shop owner named Brian closed up his store and headed home from work.