Murder victim’s family on arrest in 1990 Starkville, Miss., cold case
- Jan 20, 2019
- 1:28
- Short
“48 Hours”’ Richard Schlesinger speaks with Shep and Ann Crigler about the arrest in the murder of Shep’s mother Kathryn Crigler -- 28 years after her death -- something they feared they wouldn’t see in their lifetime.
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Brief Summary
Shep reflects on relief and closure after a long criminal ordeal.
Key points
- The Ordeal of Closure. Shep reflects on the emotional toll of the situation and the hope for closure.
- A Complex Sentiment. Despite the gravity of the situation, Shep expresses a reluctance to wish death.
- Seeking Answers After 28 Years. Shep shares the lingering questions and the need for closure after decades.






