Summary Both of these cases were previously aired on this series in January and February 2023, both as hour-long stories. For this installment, the cases are edited and combined into two 30-minute segments. STORY 1. July 6, 2012, Bismarck, North Dakota: A crash on a North Dakota highway leaves the passenger Lee Clay, age 40, dead. The driver, John Clark Bridges, age 38, claimed that his friend died due to the accident. Police noticed several stab wounds on Lee Clay's neck, plus zip ties and duct tape at the scene and suspected that Clay was dead before the crash. In the end, John Bridges is arrested and convicted of the murder of Lee Clay. He was sentenced to "life plus 20 years" in prison. This had not been Bridges' first murder. When Bridges was age 16, he killed Danny M. Taylor in Harrisburg, Illinois. He had already served his time for that murder and had been released from prison. STORY 2. Phoenix, Arizona, August 5, 2009: The dismembered and burned body of a disabled man, paraplegic Terry Neely, age 46, is found in a trash can. Law enforcement detectives receive a tip and are soon on the heels of a woman who seemingly thirsts for torture. Eventually, Angela Simpson confesses to Terry Neely's brutal murder. Neely had been a resident in an assisted care facility. Autopsy results revealed multiple injuries, including a three-inch nail that had been hammered into Neely's skull. Simpson had been under the false impression that Neely was a "snitch" and took it upon herself to eliminate him.

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