Digest

This podcast delves into the complex and disturbing case of Peggy Hetric's murder, exploring various potential suspects and the controversial destruction of evidence. The hosts, Ashley Flowers and Britt, begin by introducing the case and its key players, including Peggy's on-again, off-again boyfriend, Matt Zolner, and a convicted serial killer, Donnie Long. They then focus on Dr. Richard Hammond, a local ophthalmologist who was found to have a secret taping hobby and a disturbing collection of evidence in his basement. The hosts discuss the discovery of hidden cameras and recording equipment, leading to Hammond's arrest and subsequent suicide. The podcast examines the evidence found in Hammond's home and storage unit, including Tom McCann shoes and a disturbing contraption, and the controversial decision to destroy all the evidence, including videotapes. The hosts speculate on the reasons behind the destruction of evidence and the lack of public connection between Hammond and Peggy's case. The podcast also discusses the DNA evidence found in Peggy's case, including a partial match to Matt Zolner, and the need for further investigation and legwork. The hosts highlight the ongoing investigation into Dr. Hammond's case, including the discovery of his professional video setup and organized tape catalogs. They discuss the disturbing treatment of Hammond's victims by police and the lack of transparency surrounding the case. The podcast introduces Randy Anglin, a man whose name appeared in a note related to Peggy's case, and discusses his criminal history and potential connection to the murder. The podcast concludes with a call to action, urging listeners to contact the Colorado Attorney General's Office to reopen Peggy's case and explore new DNA testing. The hosts emphasize the importance of justice for Peggy and her family, highlighting the need for a renewed investigation.

Outlines

00:00:00

The Peggy Hetric Case: A Deep Dive into an Unsolved Murder

This episode delves into the unsolved murder of Peggy Hetric, exploring potential suspects, controversial evidence destruction, and the ongoing fight for justice. The hosts introduce the case and its key players, including Peggy's on-again, off-again boyfriend, Matt Zolner, and a convicted serial killer, Donnie Long.

00:01:35

Viable Suspects and a Troubling Note

This chapter delves into the investigation of Peggy Hetric's murder, focusing on potential suspects. The hosts discuss Matt Zolner, Peggy's on-again, off-again boyfriend, and his alibi. They also examine a note found in Peggy's purse addressed to Matt.

00:18:47

Donnie Long: A Serial Killer Connection?

This chapter explores the possibility of Donnie Long, a convicted serial killer, being involved in Peggy's murder. The hosts discuss the similarities and differences between Peggy's case and the murders Long confessed to.

00:21:20

Dr. Richard Hammond: A Troubling Discovery

This chapter introduces Dr. Richard Hammond, a local ophthalmologist who lived near the crime scene. The hosts discuss the discovery of hidden cameras and recording equipment in his basement, leading to his arrest and subsequent suicide.

00:28:10

Evidence and the Destruction of Tapes

This chapter examines the evidence found in Hammond's home and storage unit, including Tom McCann shoes and a disturbing contraption. The hosts discuss the controversial decision to destroy all the evidence, including videotapes, and the potential implications.

00:37:34

The Special Prosecutor and a Cover-Up?

This chapter reveals that the DA's office had socialized with Hammond and may have been videotaped, leading to the appointment of a special prosecutor. The hosts speculate on the reasons behind the destruction of evidence and the lack of public connection between Hammond and Peggy's case.

00:40:14

DNA Evidence and the Importance of Legwork

This chapter discusses the DNA evidence found in Peggy's case, including a partial match to Matt Zolner. The hosts emphasize the need for further investigation and legwork, considering the potential for mishandled evidence and the complexity of the case.

00:47:33

The Hammond Investigation Continues

This chapter highlights the ongoing investigation into Dr. Hammond's case, including the discovery of his professional video setup and organized tape catalogs. The hosts discuss the disturbing treatment of Hammond's victims by police and the lack of transparency surrounding the case.

00:53:50

Randy Anglin: A New Suspect Emerges

This chapter introduces Randy Anglin, a man whose name appeared in a note related to Peggy's case. The hosts discuss his criminal history and potential connection to the murder, emphasizing the need for further investigation.

00:55:29

The Importance of Justice and a Call to Action

This chapter concludes with a call to action, urging listeners to contact the Colorado Attorney General's Office to reopen Peggy's case. The hosts highlight the importance of justice for Peggy and her family, emphasizing the need for a new investigation and DNA testing.

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Q&A

• What are the main potential suspects in Peggy Hetric's murder?

  The main potential suspects are Matt Zolner, Peggy's on-again, off-again boyfriend, Donnie Long, a convicted serial killer, and Dr. Richard Hammond, a local ophthalmologist who was found to have a secret taping hobby.

• Why is the destruction of evidence in Dr. Hammond's case so concerning?

  The destruction of evidence, including videotapes, raises serious concerns about a potential cover-up. It prevents the identification of potential victims and hinders any future legal action against Hammond's estate.

• What is the significance of the partial DNA match to Matt Zolner?

  The partial DNA match to Matt Zolner is significant because it provides a potential link between him and the crime scene. However, further investigation is needed to determine the context of the DNA transfer and its relevance to the murder.

• What is the call to action for listeners?

  The hosts are urging listeners to contact the Colorado Attorney General's Office to reopen Peggy's case, assign a new investigator, and explore new DNA testing. They believe that justice for Peggy and her family requires a renewed investigation.

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