Ep 9. Lady in the Box (Aurora, CO)

In Cold Justice season 2 episode 9, titled "Lady in the Box (Aurora, CO)," the team travels to Aurora, Colorado to investigate the murder of 38-year-old Becky Jean Gray. In 1987, her body was found in a box on the side of the road, and despite a confession from a suspect, the case had gone cold.

The team, led by former prosecutor Kelly Siegler and former crime scene investigator Yolanda McClary, starts by interviewing family members and friends of Gray. They learn that she was a single mother of three and had recently moved to Aurora from California. She had a history of drug addiction but was trying to turn her life around and had started attending Narcotics Anonymous meetings.

The team also speaks with the original detectives who worked on the case, as well as the suspect who had confessed to killing Gray. However, they quickly realize that his confession may not have been genuine and that there were inconsistencies in his story.

As they delve deeper into the case, the team uncovers new leads and pieces of evidence. They discover that Gray had been involved in a romantic relationship with a man who was married and had a history of domestic violence. They also learn about a possible connection to a notorious Colorado serial killer.

Using their expertise and cutting-edge forensic technology, the team works tirelessly to piece together what happened to Gray and identify her killer. They re-examine the crime scene and conduct interviews with potential witnesses, trying to fill in the gaps in the case.

The episode is filled with twists and turns as the team uncovers new information and eliminates suspects. They face several roadblocks along the way, including uncooperative witnesses and a lack of physical evidence.

Ultimately, the team's hard work pays off, and they are able to identify the person responsible for Becky Jean Gray's murder, bringing some closure to her family and justice to her case.

Overall, "Lady in the Box (Aurora, CO)" is a gripping and emotional episode of Cold Justice. It showcases the dedication and skill of the Cold Justice team and highlights the importance of never giving up on a case, no matter how long it may have gone unsolved.