Susan Spencer

But can investigators retrieve DNA after all this time?

But can investigators retrieve DNA after all this time?

But can investigators retrieve DNA after all this time?

With Tim Master's future hanging in the balance, the defense team is about to go halfway around the world and risk everything to find out.

With Tim Master's future hanging in the balance, the defense team is about to go halfway around the world and risk everything to find out.

With Tim Master's future hanging in the balance, the defense team is about to go halfway around the world and risk everything to find out.

Oh, yeah. It wasn't their job to solve it. I believed in him, and I believed in the case. But Tim Master's attorneys, David Wymore and Maria Liu, knew that new evidence of another killer might be the only way to get their client out of prison.

Oh, yeah. It wasn't their job to solve it. I believed in him, and I believed in the case. But Tim Master's attorneys, David Wymore and Maria Liu, knew that new evidence of another killer might be the only way to get their client out of prison.

Oh, yeah. It wasn't their job to solve it. I believed in him, and I believed in the case. But Tim Master's attorneys, David Wymore and Maria Liu, knew that new evidence of another killer might be the only way to get their client out of prison.

So in the winter of 2007, they took a huge gamble, betting that there would be DNA on the clothes Peggy Hetrick wore when she was killed, and that it would help identify her murderer. DNA was such an infant science back then that although investigators did analyze hair, blood, and fibers, no DNA tests ever had been done on the clothing. But now that testing was possible, was it also smart?

So in the winter of 2007, they took a huge gamble, betting that there would be DNA on the clothes Peggy Hetrick wore when she was killed, and that it would help identify her murderer. DNA was such an infant science back then that although investigators did analyze hair, blood, and fibers, no DNA tests ever had been done on the clothing. But now that testing was possible, was it also smart?

So in the winter of 2007, they took a huge gamble, betting that there would be DNA on the clothes Peggy Hetrick wore when she was killed, and that it would help identify her murderer. DNA was such an infant science back then that although investigators did analyze hair, blood, and fibers, no DNA tests ever had been done on the clothing. But now that testing was possible, was it also smart?

Would it help Tim Masters? My job was to exclude Tim. There's not a moment when you said, yikes, you know, what if this DNA comes back and it's Tim's?

Would it help Tim Masters? My job was to exclude Tim. There's not a moment when you said, yikes, you know, what if this DNA comes back and it's Tim's?

Would it help Tim Masters? My job was to exclude Tim. There's not a moment when you said, yikes, you know, what if this DNA comes back and it's Tim's?

Former Fort Collins cop Linda Wheeler, by now a firm believer in Tim's innocence, was all for it. Go where the evidence leads you.

Former Fort Collins cop Linda Wheeler, by now a firm believer in Tim's innocence, was all for it. Go where the evidence leads you.

Former Fort Collins cop Linda Wheeler, by now a firm believer in Tim's innocence, was all for it. Go where the evidence leads you.

Come here.

Come here.