Minnesota crime scene investigators captured footage when they got their first look inside a high-rise apartment in Minneapolis. According to police reports, at around 5:30 p.m. on June 13, 1993, a tenant reported water seeping into their apartment. A building caretaker and a security guard were called to check it out, and discovered the water was coming from apartment 2104.Bart Epstein | Retired forensic scientist: They went into the apartment and they found that the shower was still running and causing all this flooding next door.
Jeanie Childs was stabbed more than 60 times in her Minneapolis, Minnesota, high-rise apartment.
After the shower was turned off, they came upon a gruesome scene in the bedroom. The body of 35-year-old Jeanie Childs was discovered partially under the bed. That's when police were called to investigate.Bart Epstein: This was a violent, bloody crime scene … this is … one of the bloodiest that I'd been to. Bloody evidence leads to a pivotal clueRetired forensic scientist Bart Epstein says carefully documenting that scene was crucial.Erin Moriarty: Blood stains and blood spatter tell a story.Bart Epstein: Yes … they sure can … in this case we could establish that Jeanie Childs was hit … in front of the bathroom door.
