Tracking the Killer of Mary Catherine Edwards | Full Episode | Forensic Files

[Music] now one what your Mur say my daughter's been murdered she's been murdered we absolutely were obsessed
with this case January 13th 1995 was the last known contct with Catherine she's handcuffed she's been
tortured it was always a big case within the department because it was the biggest case
unsolved nobody felt safe anywhere nobody knew if it was a neighbor nobody knew if it was a police officer because
of the handcuffs being used my name is Tina lellan aarin lellan I'm a detective I a detective at bont Police Department
my sister's dead my parents over who's your sister Catherine Edwards I had no no idea who Catherine
Edwards was but after I read Decades of her journals 1986 1989 9194 I feel like I know her things are looking up in my
life I'm going to teach second grade next year I know I meant to do this there were so many of her students that
came forward to share the impact she had on their lives 25 years later they were always close to me in my
heart I'm d Diana Co and I was friends with Catherine and her twin sister Allison since middle school they were so
sweet and so funny they had a cute laugh and everybody just loved them this was not an easy case to crack
every free moment I would try to work this case while still maintaining my case load staying up till midnight every
night it just was not going to happen without the DNA if there was no DNA in this case if that evidence had not been
properly maintained Noe we' have never got there my name is Brandon Beth Sergeant
Texas Rangers company a Cold Case team the technology has changed so much since 1995 by the time we got to Catherine
Edwards there were a lot more of these resources that were available we felt that genetic genealogy
was going to be the answer to this case so you would do the police work you would do the genealogy work yes along
with another genealogist my name is Sher Bruce AR La Point Tina had started a tree and we really think alike and work
together to build this tree with 7,49 people in it oh my gosh I would call her no less than five times a day
we were on the phone constantly tell her what I found just back and forth I blew
her phone up trying to get to the bottom we had to narrow down the different family members to find the direct
lineage of our suspect is this someone that knew her is this someone that was a stranger she had
some you know ex-boyfriends there was always the worry that it was a police officer some criminal is not going to
have a pair of Smith and Wesson handcuffs there was no sign of forced entry at the time right
right did we believe it was someone she knew yeah [Music] [Music] the thing that really got me about the
case was you don't expect to have the this beautiful young single school teacher be murdered in her own
home she was such a great person came from such a great family for Texas Ranger Brandon
Bess almost everything about the Mary Katherine Edwards case was different it was an unusual crime scene she's over
the bathtub and she's obviously been sexually assaulted and handcuffed behind her back were they police grade
handcuffs handcuffs have always been a key piece of this January 14th 1995 it was a Saturday Catherine as most
people called her didn't show up for a family lunch and she wasn't answering her phone when her mother and father
went to check on her they had to see what no parent ever should what happened ma'am we came over here and found her
please send some okay we're sending someone ma'am and she but she shot or what uh we can't
tell Catherine was 31 my mom is the one that told me Diana Co remembers hearing the news and so she
said have you not heard about Catherine and I go my Catherine she had been friends with Catherine and her twin
sister Allison since middle school I was new to the area so I knew no one and they just started talking talking to me
asked me my name and we were friends from that point forward the sisters both School teachers look so much alike
everyone had trouble telling them apart especially their young students Miss Edwards who was my second grade teacher
helah Adams remembers being in her classroom most of us grew up in a pretty tough environment and being around Miss
Edwards was a joy originally they believed that she might have been drowned but there wasn't
enough fluid in her lungs so then it kind of became a Suffocation by compression I just remember being told
that our teacher wouldn't make it to class that day everyone just crying early investigators could not
piece together what happened but those police grade handcuffs were a big clue I was almost talked about like a ghost
story around a camp fire detective Aaron Luellen maybe it was somebody in law enforcement or somebody in security
could it have been somebody that we knew in the weeks after the murder police focused on tracing the serial numbers of
the handcuffs but came up empty they also zeroed in on an old boyfriend David Perry they focused on
him early on because there was no forc inury but Perry was out of town that night he gave a DNA sample and it was
not not a match I wasn't there it's not me the crime scene DNA stayed well preserved and the years dragged on and
on until forensic science changed genetic genealogy technolog genetic genealogy by 2018 there was a way to
take the DNA left at a crime scene and search for biological relatives a program Jed match scarfs up all the DNA
from people who agreed to share it with law enforcement and upload it when they use sites like ancestry.com in 23 and me
Ranger best approached me and he asked if I thought we had a case that would fit the bill for that type of
investigation I said absolutely I know the perfect case for this and it was the Katherine Edwards case so in April 2020
the DNA from Katherine Edwards crime scene went to aam a lab outside of Houston for testing there they would
give us familial matches and from there we would start trying to build a family tree to get us closer to our suspect
yeah but the number of names to pursue was overwhelming when the family tree began to grow beyond my computer screen
I started to get a little bit confused and that's when Tina jumped on board aon's wife Tina an auto crimes detective
began using her off hours to help sort through it the matches were all cinjun cinjun ancestry coming from the
Louisiana area yes particularly Kaplan lisiana so Tina went back to Catherine's journals looking for Clues to see if I
could see a Cajun name that jumped out to me I did find a few French names and they were quickly eliminated and nowhere
in our tree and as she was building out the branches one of the names on the family tree kept coming
up Le Point as I'm researching the matches and building my trees and you're researching other people's trees I kept
noticing Sher La Point had built that tree and then I'm working some more I do some more research well Sher Le Point
built this tree I'm like is she related to our suspect I had no idea who she was
this is actually my great-grandmother Claudia and when they called her they found out Shar had been building her
family tree it was my family's DNA kits that I had uploaded to Jed match and then they found out something that
changed the course of the investigation sherah was known professionally as the Gene Hunter and already skilled at
working these cases she'd identified one of the women buried along Interstate Highway 45 in the Texas Killing Fields
case and she agreed to lend her expertise I told him that I was willing to help even if it meant taking a hard
look at her own relatives it was kind of scary because I'm putting my own second
cousins in this tree and I'm thinking oh my gosh you know could one of my grandfather's sisters grandchildren have
have done this they lived here in Texas it was a complicated multi-layered process using publicly available DNA
birth and death records finding parents siblings and cousins as you build those trees you look for information that is
pertinent to the case that you're working on we had a tag for people who were in bont she was a teacher as you
build tree you look at people who are in education every one of these lines are built out the tree grew up and down and
sideways there were almost 7500 names that's a lot of hours a lot of work and a lot of people in a family
tree all the while Tina hardly slept working through most nights knowing there was a killer still out there every
day counted every day mattered I need did to get it [Music] solved hunker down at their computers
day after day constantly back and forth on the phone Tina lellan and genealogist
Cheryl Point are quickly becoming great Partners she was a team player from jump
never had met me we talk so often that we became friends best buds best buds I don't know what else to say and when
they needed DNA they turned to Tina's husband Aaron and Texas Ranger Brandon Bess so from that point me Brandon Bess
would drive around Texas and go talk to these people convincing someone to give their DNA up to give a piece of
themselves up to you in a homicide and investigation can be very difficult when we would sense um anxiety in
someone Aaron would immediately tell them hey who do you want to play you in the
movie they would look at Aaron like he was crazy and say um what are you talking about well this guy's a Texas
Ranger everything they do turns into a movie who do you want to play your role in this movie that calmed him down every
time and I of course do out there hey I've already got Brad Pit so you know you can't you can't be Brad cuz Brad's
playing me was there ever a time though that somebody actually thought my uncle may actually be a killer who knows and
every one of these cases that I've worked using DNA and genetic genealogy you have at least one person usually two
or three that says you know what I had that weird Uncle Joe once the uploads were compared to the Killer's DNA if the
amount of shared genetic material was low they knew it was a dead end there were times when we would come across a
name and I'm like you get that the the butterflies in your stomach like hey maybe this is our guy then it turns out
it's not our guy after almost 3 months of ups and downs and nearly nonstop work sharah hit Pay Dirt it was about 10:30
at night she was working a family line very distantly related to her own it was a very common Cajun name Tibido I got to
a couple who were in Bowmont I was able to see from uh Records that they had two sons this was
a major lead a family in Catherine's town with two sons who went to Forest Park High the same school Catherine did
at around the same time I put the names in the tree and I messaged Tina and I said there's a
couple in Bowmont I'm tired I'm going to bed and I turned my cell phone off and I
fell asleep on the sofa and when I woke up the next morning my phone had just blown up and it was you on the other end
yes what were you saying this is them we found them just didn't know which one okay it's either Michael Foreman or
Clayton Foreman what did you do to to figure that out the first name I ran was Clayton and then when I came across his
prior conviction for the sexual assault the hair on the back of my neck stood up
I'm like this is our guy in 1981 a 19-year-old woman told police that Clayton foran bounded her
hands and raped her she had also gone to Forest Park High School where Clayton was the manager of the football team
Foreman was convicted but was given probation and paid a fine but he did not have to give a DNA
sample at that time this was back in the early 80s we didn't have sex offender registry uh no DNA database and then
they found another connection it went all the way back to Diana Co Catherine's friend from middle school in high school
Diana fell madly in love her boyfriend had graduated three years ahead of her and they got engaged he was so kind he
had the most wonderful personality and when she started planning her wedding she immediately
turned to her old friends Catherine and Allison and they were one of the first ones I thought of as a bridesmaid and
and I asked them and they said yes and the groom the man Diana Co married back in
1982 now he was their number one suspect Clayton foran she in fact did know him yes in
hindsight there were signs when Diana found out about Clayton's legal troubles the wedding was less than 3 months
away and the wedding invitations had already been mailed out mhm and I said right
I said oh there's no way but she never got any details and her fiance explained it away he kept telling me it it was a
big misunderstanding and so in my mind I thought well he must be telling the truth because if he got arrested he's
not in jail but you didn't really believe it was rap right Diana's sister an and her brother scooter were not so
sure and neither were their parents parents who wanted her to call it off and I said well di why don't you just
wait and she didn't want to wait she wanted to marry clay she was in love with him she's believing him and she's
wanting to get married then then we have to support as a family he was like I'm so so sorry and I love you I want us to
be married I want us to have a family and so I was like okay you know so I went I went through with it
Diana and Clayton stayed married for a little more than 11 years they had a son the relationship began to fray over
forem and lying about their finances and it ended after he had an affair and looking back Diana can see that he had
an unhealthy fascination with police officers and the tools of their trade like handcuffs I remember that he
had ordered those handcuffs well he had them hung over the rear viiew mirror and I I
didn't think anything of it when Catherine was killed they were divorced but Diana remembers calling her
ex-husband to talk about it I think I was you know crying and I said oh my God I said somebody has murdered
Catherine and and he goes oh really just like no emotion when we hung the phone up I can remember because I was like
kind of squinting and kind of like going that's kind of odd with all the mounting evidence Foreman needed to be
found he was 60 and no longer living in Bowmont they quickly tracked him to Reynoldsburg Ohio what was he doing
there he was an Uber driver at the time sir I was able to send a lead uh to a field office up there and basically did
what we call a trash run you need to collect a piece of DNA so that you can ensure that it's the the right guy
correct uh so that's what they did they surveilled his house and then when snatched a bag of trash and sent it to
me uh so I brought that stuff to Houston to the DPS crime lab and from there they tested it the
likelihood that the DNA belonged to Clayton Foreman was a big number 461 septian it doesn't get better than that
says Cheryl a point I mean you can't fight those odds you cannot fight those odds and that was all they needed I got
a text from a a DPS lab technician and she said go get his ass Aon Luellen and Brandon Bess were
about to hop a plane to Ohio ready to face the man they felt sure had killed Catherine Mr for
right and while they're doing that Tina pays a visit to Diana Co did they tell you we had they had DNA
though Tina told you that oh yeah yeah and I just went oh my God please don't tell me it
was Clay I almost fell to the ground I was just like oh my God I oh God I can't believe he's done
this what do you think of sharing your DNA with law enforcement to help solve a murder chat now with the 48 Hours team
on Facebook and X when Texas Ranger Brandon Bess and detective Aaron Luellen arrive at the
Franklin County Sheriff's Office to confront Clayton foran they have a cover story it's about a lost item from one of
Foreman's Uber rides we go in under the uh under the ruse of someone had left uh a purse in his car
so he came in voluntarily to talk about a purse that was in the car it was April
29th 2021 26 years after Katherine Edwards was murdered and they are sure they are
sitting in front of the man who murdered her and we're asking you to visit with us about a crime that we're
investigating okay did he immediately go uhoh no he didn't so the crime that we're looking at is the murder of Mary
Katherine Edwards and she was murdered in 1995 I guess he pretty quickly realized
he wasn't there to give up a purse he did and we found a picture of a wedding picture that she and her sister uh
Allison were actually in your wedding right and 1982 82 right do you ever remember anyone ever coming to you or
about that crime were you aware of the crime even no you didn't know the crime occurred no sir okay we backed him into
a bunch of hard Corners he claim that he didn't even know that she was dead you didn't know that um Catherine Edwards
was murdered no did not do you remember them from school do you remember the girls from
school not really cuz they were freshman when you were a senior yes sir okay so on Mary Edwards Mary craft cther Edwards
um didn't know her well did you have her visit with with her at all um did you ever go in her house at all any house
that she ever lived in no okay you know did you know where she Liv no had no idea so and he's denying denying he is
denying you know in these DNA cases when you whether you're going to get a confession or not you want to build up
that background of hey did you know them number one did y'all have much acquaintance with them or was it just
like a high school friend thing how did you know him bridesmaides from my Mike's
life that's right did you ever go on a date never dated all the way up to did you ever
have sex with this person never obviously had sex with her no never never did you go to college together did
you do all everything was a no and we had those denials several times and then so towards the end of the interview we
asked him well if all those things are true can you explain how your DNA ended up on her and on her her bed
do you understand DNA mhm and do you understand how DNA works you understand you're made of DNA right he's made a DNA
I made a DNA and I think that foreman knew enough about DNA that he thought he would have been
caught already he knew that he had never submitted his DNA he had no clue that he
was going to be arrested that day play a level with you right here and now and I
want you to hear me real close all right that crime scene was process really well
and your DNA was on Catherine's bed and was inside Catherine okay I mean I don't know how
it got there but PR say it was there there's only one way for it to get there okay um and that's by you putting it
there okay do you understand that do you understand the implications of that the
day that she died the night that she died your DNA is in and her and your DNA is on her
bedspread now I don't want you to say anything right this second I want you to think about the next words that come out
of your mouth I want you to think very hard about that okay there's two people that know that
story you're one of them and she's the other and she can't talk MH what I asked you is now to be honest with us
completely and tell us how did that happen I'm not going to say anything if I need an attorney
now you probably need one or you do need one if you're saying I did that then I find you an attorney to talk to well at
all we got then we're going to let you walk out of the door just like we told you it's a grainy video but you can
probably see us grinning at each other you have all your stuff that he thinks he's walking out of here
he thinks he's fixing to leave here so as he got out down the hallway headed towards the elevator we stopped
him and arrested him for the murder of cathine Edwards and after all those years and
all that work Aaron lellan and Brandon Bess had one thing left they needed to do uh if you remember back when we were
talking about the crime scene she was handcuffed so we had talked to the DA's office beforehand and got permission to
use those handcuffs the very handcuffs that bound Catherine the night she died how did it feel to put those handcuffs
on him very good there a moment I'll never forget you feel like you got to do something for
Catherine you know like physically got to do for her is take those cuffs that bound her when she was murdered and put
them back on the guy that murdered her it's you know it may seem small to some but it was a really big deal to us and
it felt good even though they had their suspicions about him the news that Clayton Foreman was arrested for the
murder of Catherine Edwards was still a shock for his ex-wife Diana Co and her siblings an and scooter and she calls me
and she says clay murdered Catherine and I said do what your brain doesn't because it it knows
him as a person as a as as somebody that you you know your brother-in-law or your
brother that was that was that was hard yeah I thought of Allison and I just I I just couldn't believe
it my my thought immediately went to Allison and I just said Allison oh my God she's going to
hate me [Music] [Music] opening arguments began this morning hormon is charged with capital murder
guilty or not guilty not guilty March 12th 2024 this is not going to be easy uh for
a lot of people cuz it's been a long time coming nearly 30 years after Catherine Edwards was found dead her
townhouse you got to remember this happened in 1995 bont prosecutor Patrick canal and
his colleagues Mike lar and sunny aart are ready for trial you're going to get to learn a lot about DNA and they're
extremely confident about their case against Clayton Foreman Mr Burbank you want to make an
opening statement at this time your honor Tom Burbank is defending foran he didn't really have anything and he knew
it next witness the prosecution calls Catherine's twin sister Alison we wanted to remind everyone this is about
Catherine and and her family and that's the way we wanted to start off with here
at 60 sitting before them was the spitting image of what could have been that is a picture of my sister Catherine
reliving the day she lost Catherine and then the next thing we know you know my mom and dad drove
up and told us what I mean they they were nowhere she was dead that was all that mattered I didn't know how what or
anything I didn't know what happened to her it was just that she was gone was all I knew the pain and the loss still
so palpable four years later I had a daughter and her name is Catherine Catherine after my
sister and she never got to know her that's the hardest part it was a lot helenah Adams Katherine Edward's student
when she was seven and now 37 sat in the courtroom nearly every day it was times
when they would show photos or when they showed the videos of her on the floor it
was as if your heart was breaking all over again you measure the proximity of matching DNA detective Tina Luellen and
genealogist chery point along with other crime lab technicians walk the jury through the process of the
genealogy and the DNA match Texas Ranger B and detective Aaron Luellen go through the final stages of
the investigation all carefully coordinated to make the chain of evidence airtight and on the last day the
prosecution calls all the women who had been scarred by foremen and were alive to say so he was your supervisor that's
correct an old coworker and when I ever I opened up the drawer there was a pair of handcuffs a former fiance who found
pictures of young girls he said to me that he had them so that he could fantasize about taking their virginity
his ex-wife Diana Co who agreed to testify did you think at the time you were in love with the defend yes when
you saw him at trial how hard was that for you that was very hard and uh it was very embarrassing to me and and I do
feel ashamed and it was during the trial that Diana learned about what really happened to that 19-year-old woman in
the months before she and foran married it was the most terrific thing that I could have ever heard I couldn't
imagine what she went through and was so brave to get up and say what she said she was the Final
witness returning to the night her car got stuck and Foreman falsely claiming he was a policeman offered to help
firsty he tied my hands back he tied your hands behind your back yes did he threaten to cut your throat if you
didn't yes this whole thing took a while didn't it yes sir I'm sorry what happened
then he he took me home did he say something that that you felt was odd yes he said three things he
said stop crying I'm sorry I hope I didn't hurt you and there was another woman who did
not testify but went on the record an alleged victim of Foreman's violence also a high school friend of Diana who
did not press charges she told investigators Foreman attacked her from behind and put a gun to her head she had
indicated back in ' 85 or ' 86 that he had uh come to her apartment and knocked on the door and told her
that he was having financial and marital problems with Diana and he needed somebody to talk to and so she let him
in prosecutors suspect Foreman used a similar ruse the night he appeared at Katherine Edward's door that's the way
we thought he got to Catherine Katherine was very very Christian very given very
naive and it's a wonderful thing to be except when you're faced with Clayton Foreman I've always wondered did he say
something about me hey it's Clay and you know I need to talk to you something about Diana it's
always I've always wondered but I thought I'll never know after 7 Days of prosecution
testimony the defense calls no Witnesses and attorney Burbank closes you heard different things in reference
to sex things and stuff like that okay still doesn't make him a murder you may not like him because of what people
say but I submit to you they have not proven murder beond a reason doubt the prosecution wraps up its case and it's
so easy to believe that evil doesn't exist it is here in this courtroom here today these are things I wish I didn't
know exist and I'm sorry I had to talk to you about it but I didn't bring this here he did now it would be up to a jury
to decide Clayton forman's future Patrick Canal wants them to remember Katherine Edwards didn't have
one and I do pray that Mike and I have done a good job for G and you I hope we've done our job
[Music] is this verdict a unanimous one yes sir it takes less than an hour for the jury
to come back with the verdict we the jury find the defendant guilty Clayton Foreman guilty and
sentenced to life for the murder of Catherine Edwards it didn't take long cuz all the
evidence was there once it got into the DNA more or less sealed it for him Larry
delcom juror number two says he and his fellow jurors had very little to talk about he had no defense that it wasn't
him there's no denial there it felt like hey this thing does work for helenah Adams finally some
justice for a favorite teacher after all I wanted to close that door finally she meant so much to
me and when you heard those words guilty what was that like for you we did it was it was it emotional we did it
this whole case was emotional for detectives Tina and Aaron Luellen genealogist Cheryl a point and
Ranger Brandon Bez it was the ending they had all worked for but it left lots of room for
reflection and I think the justice system has worked and he's where he needs to be but to say that that's
honestly Justice for Mary Katherine it's frustrating to know that he lived a life
and she should have been able to to live a life and have children and go on that
is frustrating I never use the word closure I never use the word justice there's no
justice he got to live 26 years he got to get married he got to have kids she did not there's no justice I don't
believe there is such a thing as closure not on this Earth Beth always wanted a confession they all wanted to know why
70% of the time you're not going to get that and and 100% of the time you're not
going to get the whole story anyway we all wanted those answers and because he was spineless and
didn't talk to us or give us any information we'll never know the details behind it and everyone was still reeling
asking themselves how it was that Clayton foran walked among them and no one saw his monstrous core all those
years hiding in plain sight so when we identified him I actually have mutual friends with him that were in shock they
could could not believe it was him because they knew he was such a nice guy he had fooled so many people for so
long I personally believe that there are more victims out there we just hadn't found them yet I find it hard to believe
that he has not assaulted other people I I really feel with all my with all of my
being I feel that there are others and how do you think he was able to conceal this darker so that's the part I cannot
I can't I don't understand it I don't know how he could like I always say it's like Dr
Jackal and Mr Hyde I have my own speculations I think somebody I think some people demon possessed or or demon
influenced because that's pure evil there's nothing else you can explain that's just evil I was married to a
monster is what I was married to and didn't know it didn't know it I think if if he wouldn't have married me
she'd still be alive but in the wake of the trial it was time to turn away from foreman and
remember Catherine Edwards as she was and in her own words wow I didn't realize the timing on this
one December the 11th 1994 she was murdered a month later I have given my life to God and I will
follow his path for me that gives me a feeling of great relief and peace the human spirit is
stronger than anything that can happen to it the vibrant Beloved School teacher in her prime gone far too soon if you
could talk directly with Mary Katherine Edwards what would you wish to tell her my gosh
um I think I would say I love her and I'm sorry I'm so sorry this happened to her and um I was honored to be given the
privilege to help give answers very honored very honored she was a very special person she really
was unfortunately it introduced me to real loss to trauma to fear to grief to heartbreak
[Music] to all the feelings a podcast I watch they they would always ask aspiring
lawyers when did you fall in love with law and I think that's when I feel in love with law in the second grade when
Clayton foran took my light from me helenah is a student once again she's studying for
her Masters in criminal justice and plans to apply to law school a tribute to her
[Music] [Music] teacher CBS next Saturday a young mother is murdered she got shot in the car at
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Brief Summary

Catherine Edwards' murder case is solved using genetic genealogy, leading to the arrest and conviction of Clayton Foreman.

Key points

The Murder of Catherine Edwards. Catherine Edwards, a beloved teacher, was found murdered in her home in 1995.
DNA Technology Breakthrough. Advancements in genetic genealogy lead to a breakthrough in the cold case investigation.
Confronting the Suspect. Texas Rangers confront Clayton Foreman, the prime suspect in Catherine's murder, 26 years later.
Emotional Testimonies in Court. Witnesses share their heart-wrenching experiences related to Catherine's murder.
Clayton Foreman Found Guilty. After nearly 30 years, Clayton Foreman is convicted for the murder of Catherine Edwards.
The Search for Justice. Detectives reflect on the long journey to justice for Catherine Edwards.

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