Tom Adgate

And I saw this interesting story about Jack Boyle killing his wife, or maybe not his wife. And I thought, oh, that sounds like a hoot. It was a lot of fun. And it was a huge news case, so I got a lot of free publicity.

I was a man of the hour in Akron at the time.

Somehow Jack and I got in contact with each other and he didn't have any money. So I just did it as a lark.

So that was the whole basis of my motion that that's not her in the coffin. He didn't kill his wife because his wife's not there. It was a good motion.

I mean, you know, when the body's buried in the basement of your home under cement, I mean, it's you.

She was buried in this beautiful Baltimore cemetery. up on a hill with a tree over it i mean it just couldn't be more idyllic and then we load the casket into a coroner's van and then we have a whole procession you know six hour procession back to akron to the coroner's office seemed like there was 20 of us in that morgue

All the DNA and everything came back to her, so it was just a bad autopsy last time.