Ep 3. A Touch of Evidence

In Cold Justice season 7 episode 3, titled "A Touch of Evidence," the team travels to Ardmore, Oklahoma to investigate the 1984 murder of 22-year-old Sandy Rea. Sandy was found dead in her apartment with a gunshot wound to the head, and despite ongoing investigations, no arrests have ever been made in the case.

Kelly Siegler and her team of investigators analyze the case file and suspect that Sandy's ex-boyfriend, Buddy Easley, may have been involved in her murder. Easley had a history of domestic violence with Sandy, and there were several inconsistencies in his statements to police at the time of the investigation.

The team also discovers that there was a witness who claims to have seen Easley leaving Sandy's apartment around the time of her murder. The witness was never interviewed by police at the time, and the team believes that this could provide crucial evidence to finally solve the case.

During their investigation, the team conducts interviews with family and friends of Sandy, including her sister and the detective who originally worked on the case. They also reenact the crime scene and examine forensic evidence from the original investigation.

As they dig deeper into the case, the team uncovers several other potential suspects and motives for Sandy's murder. They work tirelessly to piece together the evidence and bring justice for Sandy and her family.

Throughout the episode, viewers are taken on a gripping journey as the team uncovers new evidence, confronts potential suspects, and works to solve a decades-old murder case. "A Touch of Evidence" is a compelling and emotional episode that showcases the dedication and determination of the Cold Justice team to bring closure to victims and their families.