What did they uncover there?

They figured out that Griffin had invested more than $100,000 in the business starting back in January 2021.

But by August 2021, without any warning, prosecutors say Tom Streshin told Griffin that he was done with the business because it just wasn't profitable.

And they said that there was no talk of Griffin getting his money back, that investment that he'd made in the business.

And they also said that Griffin found out a day after Tom told him that the business was closing, he'd been locked out of his shared bank account where he'd been investing all that money.

So what did investigators do next?

So after that, they basically reach out to Griffin's estranged wife.

Her name is Stacy, and she mentions that Griffin's best friend was a man named Brett Kuhl.

What did they uncover there?

They figured out that Griffin had invested more than $100,000 in the business starting back in January 2021.

But by August 2021, without any warning, prosecutors say Tom Streshin told Griffin that he was done with the business because it just wasn't profitable.

And they said that there was no talk of Griffin getting his money back, that investment that he'd made in the business.

And they also said that Griffin found out a day after Tom told him that the business was closing, he'd been locked out of his shared bank account where he'd been investing all that money.

So what did investigators do next?

So after that, they basically reach out to Griffin's estranged wife.

Her name is Stacy, and she mentions that Griffin's best friend was a man named Brett Kuhl.

Rachel, remind us how the prosecution is connecting Barry to Suzanne's death.

Yeah, so according to prosecutors, the medical examiner found something called BAM in Suzanne's body, which is a veterinary-grade animal tranquilizer, and they say official records show Barry was the only private citizen in the area at the time of Suzanne's disappearance who had access to the drug.

Rachel, give us a quick recap.

So Mario Fernandez-Saldana is married to Jared's ex-wife, Shanna Gardner.

Shanna and Jared shared two young children, and prosecutors argued at Mario's recent trial that Shanna and Jared's disputes over their children had become so bitter that Shanna and Mario plotted to hire a hit man to kill Jared.

Mario was convicted, but Shanna and the alleged hit man, a man who rented property from Mario by the name of Henry Tenon, have yet to go to trial.

They both have pleaded not guilty.

even find out that he was allegedly involved in this hit-and-run?

Well, the judge said that she received an email from a quote unquote concerned citizen and reviewed a video of the incident taken by one of the victims who then confronted the man who hit their car.

And the judge said the man on the video is very clearly Barry Morphew.

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Rachel, give us a quick recap.

So Mario Fernandez Saldana is married to Jared's ex-wife, Shanna Gardner.

Shanna and Jared shared two young children, and prosecutors argued at Mario's recent trial that Shanna and Jared's disputes over their children had become so bitter that Shanna and Mario plotted to hire a hitman to kill Jared.

Mario was convicted, but Shanna and the alleged hitman, a man who rented property from Mario by the name of Henry Tennant, have yet to go to trial.

In speaking to Jigsaw, how did that help? Is it for clarity, Rachel, or how did it help you work through what you needed to work through at that time, just to give parents an understanding of what sort of happens in that process?

I think at the time I was really nervous to start going to Jigsaw.

You know, I kind of felt all these feelings.

I felt that low mood.

And it was my mum that had brought me to Jigsaw.

And I'm really not sure.

I don't know.

It's not just in that moment, is it? I suppose as your interactions with Jigsaw give you maybe more resilience and more understanding of yourself and how your brain works.

Emily Mancini on Facebook says, "My question is since her significant other owned a home building company, could they have buried her body late at night in the basement of a house being built? Just curious if that angle was ever looked into." Good question, Emily.

It is a great question.

I think a lot of the Hauke properties were searched, a lot of, you know, over the years many different places were searched by many different versions (laughs) of law enforcement, many layers of law enforcement.

I know that recently, in the last five years or so when the FBI had taken over and started doing a lot of searches in Bardstown, they did search at least one property, uh, that Brooks Hauke was in charge of developing.

They dug up a driveway, um, but still there, there was no evidence o- or remains found of Krystal.

Rachel, have you?

No.

So I think, you know, what we know now is that the FBI believes that Tommy, Jason, and Krystal's cases were connected, and they've kind of said that they don't believe that the Netherlands murders were a part of that connection or a part of that case.

What do you think it is about this case that's garnered just so much attention?

I think that Crystal Rogers' family, particularly her mother, Sherry, has really done a fantastic job of keeping Crystal top of mind locally and on, you know, a national scale.

She really has just been in the media keeping Crystal just right in the face of everybody who comes anywhere near Bardstown.

And so, I think this has been a long time coming for people here in Kentucky, and I think that people feel like they wanna see this justice for her and justice for Crystal.

So Rachel, opening statements in this trial were on Wednesday, and this was the most we've learned about the case so far.

So Attorney Jim Lisowski told the jury that prosecutors believe that the plans to kill Crystal Rogers began around two weeks before July 3rd, 2015, the day that Crystal was last seen alive.

The prosecutor said that he believes Brooks called Crystal and asked to have a kids-free romantic night together, but instead of going out, the prosecution alleges Brooks and Crystal actually went to the Houk family farm, where they say she was murdered.

Even though she hasn't been charged with anything, prosecutors suggest that Brooks's mother, Rosemary, might've been involved.

Rachel, walk us through what we know about this case.

So this all kicked off back when Brian and Ana's colleagues reported her missing in January of 2023.

Police said that Brian Walshe was cooperative initially, and that they did a search of the home where they found knives, and they also found blood in the basement.

At 4:55 AM on January 1st, he searched, "How long before a body starts to smell?" At 4:58 AM, "How to stop a body from decomposing."

Ultimately, after more investigation, Brian was charged with first-degree murder, misleading the police, and improper transport of a human body.

He's pleaded not guilty to all of those charges, and he's set to go to trial on October 20th, 2025.