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  • Adolph Czojor: A Quiet Morning That Ended in Murder

    Some anniversaries are remembered with photographs, laughter, and stories passed down through generations. Others are remembered for entirely different reasons. For Adolph Czojor and his wife, April 26, 1996, marked thirteen years of marriage. It should have been another milestone in a life they had built together. Instead, it became the beginning of one of…

  • ‘The Beginning’ podcast #1

  • Agnieszka “Agnes” Ziemlewski: A Walk That Never Ended

    Some people find peace in routine. For Agnieszka “Agnes” Ziemlewski, that routine was a walk along the wooded trails surrounding the Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) Reservoir in Farmington, Connecticut. Friends described her as active and independent. She loved the outdoors, enjoyed exercising, and often visited the reservoir after work. On September 24, 1998, what should have…