
Gary Rogers
Retired RCMP homicide detective and coroner; international bestselling crime writer and film content producer
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Jun 26, 2026
S9 E6 The Paper Trail
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11:17Laura PalmerHOST
Remember, it's Tuesday evening when the RCMP's Robert Salt first arrives at the Kosteniuk home, alerted by neighbors Ev and Lena, who are first to discover the crime scene.

Gary RogersGUEST
What they would've done at the, at the crime scene was, first of all, secure it so nobody unnecessary is getting in or, or any evidence is getting, getting out without being cataloged.

Gary RogersGUEST
They might have had somebody in the identification section that's seen enough murder scenes that could, uh, interpret Blood pattern, bloodstain patterns.
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18:57Laura PalmerHOST
I'm told by two of my sources that back then there was talk in the community that perhaps one of Curley's gambling associates could have been the perpetrator.