48 Hours Mystery Season 31 Episode 54 The Mysterious Death of Casey Kasem

In this episode of 48 Hours, the team investigates the mysterious death of radio personality Casey Kasem. After a long battle with Parkinson's disease, Casey was taken out of a California nursing home by his wife, Jean, who then transported him to a friend's house in Washington state. However, after only a short time there, Casey went missing. His children from his first marriage, who had been fighting with Jean for control over his medical care, grew increasingly concerned and, shortly after, Casey's body was found in Washington with no obvious signs of foul play.

The investigation into Casey's death is filled with twists and turns, as the 48 Hours team uncovers the bitter family feud that had been raging for years before his death. They talk to Casey's children, who accuse Jean of isolating their father from them, refusing them access to his medical records, and even feeding him raw meat. They also show footage of Jean throwing raw meat at reporters and making outlandish claims in the media.

During the course of the investigation, the team comes across numerous suspicious recordings and witness statements, suggesting that Casey may have been subject to elder abuse and neglect at the hands of his wife. They explore possible motives behind Jean's actions, including her use of Casey's career as a bargaining chip and her desire to maintain control over him.

The 48 Hours team works tirelessly to unravel the complexities of Casey's death, poring over medical records, surveillance footage, and witness accounts, trying to build a case against Jean. But as the facts emerge, the team is faced with shocking revelations that challenge their understanding of the case and leave them questioning what really happened to Casey Kasem.

Overall, The Mysterious Death of Casey Kasem is a gripping, thought-provoking episode that explores the dark side of family dynamics, and the shocking reality of elder abuse and neglect. It is a must-watch for anyone interested in true crime or human behavior.