In 2011, high school sweethearts Bill and Peggy Stephenson, both 74, were brutally murdered in their Kentucky condo on Memorial Day weekend. Nothing was stolen, but household items were arranged in bizarre patterns suggesting a staged, possibly ritualistic scene. After 12 years, a lab technician inspired by a podcast matched a fingerprint from the crime scene to a man with ties to Boone County—who immediately lawyered up and refused cooperation, reigniting investigation into this 1% case. The partial fingerprint was mailed to all 50 states in 2011 and finally matched in June 2023 when a lab technician heard about the case on a podcast and manually reran comparisons for over a decade.