Morgan Absher

Yeah.

They just knew it was the same weapon.

Yeah.

So he ends up handing the bullet casing from the yogurt shop over to the Kentucky State Police so that they could inspect the casings alongside one another.

And with that, the case is finally closed.

back on track.

I am a nosy gal.

You guys all know this.

So I went down like the rabbit hole just because it's not, you know, at this time public.

I'm hoping by the time this episode releases, it will have a formal announcement and whatever.

But if you look at Google and you just Google Kentucky cold case homicide 1998 connected to whatever, it does come up.

And it is the case of a woman named Linda Rutledge.

She was murdered inside of Nixon Hearing Aid Center, which was her parents' business.

And after she was killed by multiple shots with a .380 caliber handgun, the building was subsequently set on fire.

So again, like very similar MO.

That's probably why the flags were starting to be raised.

Oh, absolutely.

So again, not officially confirmed.

That's just me doing a Google search.

But, you know, we'll see.