Neil Augenstein

And prosecutors determined that that single source male contributor was.

was Jorge Landeros.

That same night that Sue Markham was found dead, an 18-year-old was found driving Sue Markham's Jeep.

The defense said that police were too quick to poo-poo the investigation into the man who was found in Sue Markham's SUV.

And it made perfect sense that Jorge Landeros, who was a good friend of Sue Markham, that his fingerprints would be all over the home.

According to the defense, these two good friends were starting a business venture together, so it made perfect sense for them both to take out life insurance policies.

In Maryland, the maximum sentence for premeditated first-degree murder is life with no chance of parole.

Well, Neil, it has been great having you on the podcast today.

Thanks for doing this.

Thank you for having me.

I puke you in the name of Jesus.

You better not.

That's what I got.