The Watch That Kept Ticking: How a Case Without a Body Convicted
The Watch That Kept Ticking: How a Case Without a Body ConvictedA single wristwatch was found face up on the concrete rim of a septic access collar, its second hand still moving despite the tank being dry for eleven days and the house empty-how could a watch keep running with no one to wind it, and how did that tiny object help send someone to prison? What does it mean that the only physical evidence fit inside a single evidence bag yet survived two appeals?In this episode, we tell the story of Teresa Long, the farmhouse on Linden Road, and the watch that investigators traced across county…
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