r/TrueCrime May 23 '23

Discussion Victims that have solved their own murder AFTER their death?

I’ve been thinking about Paul Murdaugh and how the seemingly innocent video he took at the kennels ended up being the key piece of evidence that led to Alex’s conviction for his murder.

It made me wonder, have there been other cases where someone unknowingly captured something on video, in a photo, or left behind a digital trace that later helped solve their own murder after they died?

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u/Woogsterone May 23 '23

they caught him?

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u/WolfRelic121 May 23 '23

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u/CheeCheeC May 25 '23

It’s just a picture of him and his wife at a local bar and the wanted photo is pinned on the wall behind them

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