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An intelligence-driven Substack examining unsolved crimes, investigative failure, and how truth emerges when cases are reconstructed from evidence and first principles. crimereconstructed.substack.com
Morgan Wright hosts Crime: Reconstructed Podcast, a technology show with 111 episodes published.
🎙️ Episode Overview The after-action on Kyron Horman: one methodology finding, an honest accounting of the live doors, a personal note, and the question to carry out of the week. The structural condition all week was th
🎙️ Episode Overview The standard Master Class puts you on the floor of a crime scene as the first officer through the door. This case has no body and, at first glance, no scene — only a “missing child” call the late aft
🎙️ Episode Overview The four-category map sorts everything in the case into Known, Don’t Know, Can’t Know Anymore, and Will Never Know. In most cases the last two columns are small. In Kyron Horman’s case they are the l
🎙️ Episode Overview The stress-test rule: don’t ask whether an assumption is comfortable, ask what happens to the case if it’s wrong. If the case survives, the assumption was decorative; if it collapses, the assumption
🎙️ Episode Overview The phrase everyone repeats — Kyron vanished from his school in broad daylight — contains three unexamined assumptions in seven words: that he disappeared in a single moment (vanished), that the scho
🎙️ Episode Overview Kyron Horman was 7 years old, a first-grader at Skyline Elementary School in the rural hills northwest of Portland, Oregon. On the morning of June 4, 2010 — science fair day — his stepmother, Terri H
🎙️ Episode Overview The after-action converts the week into a portable methodology finding, gives an honest accounting of what is still alive in the Brittany Phillips case, and closes on the question the case forces. Th
🎙️ Episode Overview Thursday sorts the Brittany Phillips case into four columns — Known, Don’t Know, Can’t Know Anymore, Will Never Know — and confronts the question the week has been building toward: after the 2019 exc
Thank you Brenda Jorgensen, Michael Winstead, and many others for tuning into my live video! Join me for my next live video in the app. 🎙️ Episode Overview Wednesday leans full weight on the six assumptions named Tuesda
🎙️ Episode Overview Tuesday names the assumptions that have governed the Brittany Phillips case — the reasonable inferences that hardened, over time, into things everyone treated as facts. The episode does not test them
🎙️ Episode Overview Brittany Phillips was 18 years old, a chemistry student at Tulsa Community College who had recently moved back home to Tulsa. On September 30, 2004, at 2159 hours, officers entered her apartment at 9
A room full of good people cheered a slideshow of convicted killers like a game-winning goal. Then CrimeCon put two jurors onstage to walk a paying crowd through the deliberation room. Forty years a cop — here’s what cro
🎙️ Episode Overview The week closes with an after-action: what happened, why it happened, and what to carry forward. No resolution is offered — none exists — but the episode delivers a portable methodology finding and a
Thank you Brenda Jorgensen, Michael Winstead, Katrina Lantz, and many others for tuning into my live video! Join me for my next live video in the app. 🎙️ Episode Overview The Master Class leaves the analytical altitude
🎙️ Episode Overview The hardest discipline in investigation is saying, out loud and without flinching, what you don’t know. The brain hates an open question and reaches for the nearest plausible answer to close it — and
🎙️ Episode Overview A wall looks solid until you lean on it. This episode takes the six assumptions named on Tuesday and tests each against the evidence — not to produce a clean scoreboard, but to find which beliefs are
Thank you Emily Dill, Mimi, Katrina Lantz, and many others for tuning into my live video! Join me for my next live video in the app. 🎙️ Episode Overview Every long-cold case eventually stops running on evidence and star
🎙️ Episode Overview Jodi Huisentruit was 27 years old, the morning anchor at KIMT-TV in Mason City, Iowa. On June 27, 1995, she was due at the station at 3:30 a.m. for the Daybreak show. At 4:10 a.m., a producer called
🎙️ Episode Overview Five days in. Today we close the books. The after-action is where the methodology finding gets extracted — not the emotional takeaway, though emotion belongs in the room. The methodology finding is t
Thank you Emily Dill, Katrina Lantz, Brenda Jorgensen, Sara Gerard, and many others for tuning into my live video! Join me for my next live video in the app. 🎙️ Episode Overview Thursday nights, we put you in the room w
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