Retired Detective Marc Liberatore revisits the 1982 murder case of Cathy Krauseneck in Rochester, New York.

Her husband, Jim Krauseneck, was found guilty 40 years later.

The case was based on a staged burglary scene, boat shoe prints, and forensic evidence, including a time of death estimate.

While some jurors doubted Krauseneck's guilt, the majority found him guilty of second-degree murder.

This controversial case brought closure for some, but divided opinions among friends and family.

Sara Krauseneck continues to support her father and plans to appeal the verdict.

Jim Krauseneck passed away six months after sentencing from cancer.

Sharon Krauseneck remains hopeful for his exoneration.

Amy Kusaywa's mother, Judith Geurin, disappeared in 1991 and was found in October 2020.

The Geurin family faced challenges after Joseph Geurin's death in 1988, leading to Judith's relationship with Curtis Pucci.

Pucci was identified as a suspect in Judith's disappearance, with evidence suggesting he may have been involved in her death.

The case was reclassified as a homicide in December 2020.

Despite the long search for her mother, Amy is grateful for closure but hopes for justice through a prosecution of Pucci.

The investigation is ongoing, and anyone with relevant information is encouraged to contact the Wayne County Sheriff's Office.

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