The Crime Scene WASN'T What It Seemed... #crimejunkies #truecrimeinvestigation #podcast

Crime Junkie

  • Aug 13, 2026
  • 1:51
  • Short

Investigators believe whoever murdered Bill and Peggy Stephenson may have spent as many as eight hours inside their Florence, Kentucky, condo — or left and later returned.

The crime scene had been extensively staged, and detectives recovered DNA, a partial fingerprint, and other forensic evidence. But that created another mystery: which evidence was accidentally left behind, and which may have been deliberately planted?

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Brief Summary

The episode investigates the staged murders of Bill and Peggy Stevenson and the evidence left behind by the killer.

Key points

  • The Staged Crime Scene. Investigators found that the crime scene was deliberately altered, indicating a calculated killer.
  • A Timed Device. Detectives discovered a mysterious timed device that suggests the killer's prolonged presence.
  • Unsolved Evidence. Despite recovering DNA and fingerprints, investigators struggle to link them to the killer.

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