Dr. Casey Jordan

So it's eventually he has an alibi.

Well, logically, they're going to go with the most statistically likely situation.

So they had to look at Seth first.

well i mean they did rule out seth relatively quickly and they keep you know interviewing i think they said up to 200 people who knew her all of her friends all of her co-workers and there's just nothing under the sun that is leaping out at them as suspicious everyone has an alibi they're probably just thinking it's got to be a stranger at this point

But if you don't get anything new in the first year, the case will grow cold.

I mean, these same detectives are getting new cases all the time thrown at them.

So eventually this case with no new leads is going to be put on the back burner.

Well, if you want that case to be solved, it is so often the family members who are calling those detectives, asking them, you know, are there updates?

Are there updates?

And I mean, Michelle, Amanda's mother, she sponsored public events.

She handed out flyers.

I mean, she was like a junior profiler herself.

She wanted this solved and she would not let the police let it go cold.

She constantly contacted them and told them, please keep working on it.

Sure.

We see it all the time.

They remember something that just, you know, in the middle of the night, something will ping in their head and then they will remember, wait, she had a friend or, oh, this happened or, you know, and that memory, we've seen memories come back a year, two years later and,

that can actually help lead the investigation.

But in this particular case, I think she was just like, don't give up.

And the officers decided they would keep looking over the evidence and see if anything jumped out.