Debra Roberts

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Question number one.

How do you find us to count one of the indictment as to whether the defendant, Liam McIntyre, committed the crime of murder by purposely or knowingly causing the death of Sarah Stern?

This is Debra Roberts here with another weekly episode of our latest true crime series from 2020 and ABC Audio, Bridge of Lies.

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Now, here's the next episode of Bridge of Lies.

Just a warning before we get started.

This episode contains graphic descriptions of violence and strong language.

Almost two months after Sarah disappeared, Detective Weisbrot got an unexpected call from Belmar Police.

They had someone who said he thinks he knows what happened to Sarah.

A former classmate of Sarah's, Anthony Curry, came forward out of the blue, saying he possibly had information about Sarah's disappearance.

When he went to the police about Liam in 2017, Anthony was an aspiring filmmaker.

He had a square jawline, bushy, straight eyebrows, and long, curly brown hair.

He was living in Brooklyn, but had grown up in Neptune City, not far from the Jersey Shore.

He'd graduated in the same high school class as Sarah and Liam.

Anthony said he and Sarah weren't friends, but he and Liam were close.