Partners in Crime

Cold Cases That Still Keep Detectives Awake at Night

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Wendy Kemp, her young daughter, and sister-in-law vanished from a department store parking lot in 1992, escalating a bitter family feud into accusations of kidnapping and murder.
This episode of 'Partners in Crime' presents three unsolved mysteries: the disappearance of Wendy Camp, her daughter, and sister-in-law amid a bitter family feud; the international banking frauds of Joseph Proshinowski, a Hasidic con artist; and the murder of Korean immigrant Soo Ya Kim in Brooklyn. Each case features dramatic recreations and firsthand accounts.

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A sober unsolved-mystery hour, anchored by a disappearance, a custody fight, and a master con artist.

This unsolved-mystery episode gives the hour a solid case-file pace, moving from the Oklahoma City disappearance, the family feud, and the portrait of a master con artist without losing track of the main thread.

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You want one episode that moves from a 1992 disappearance to an international banking fraud case without dropping the case-file tone.

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