Ep 4. Beyond the Grave

In Cold Justice season 4 episode 4, titled "Beyond the Grave," former prosecutor Kelly Siegler and her team travel to Brownsville, Tennessee to investigate the murder of 62-year-old Danny Cole, who was found dead in his home in 2006. Despite a number of leads and tips, the investigation stalled and the case went cold.

The Cole case presents many challenges for Siegler and her team. For one, the crime scene was terribly contaminated, with friends and family members trampling all over the property while police were still conducting their investigation. Additionally, Cole was found in his home in a rural area of Tennessee, and many of the potential suspects in the case were known to carry firearms.

Despite these difficulties, Siegler and her team are determined to uncover the truth behind Cole's murder. They conduct a number of interviews with friends and family members, including Cole's son, who was living in Florida at the time of his father's death. They also interview a number of suspects, including Cole's ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend.

As the investigation progresses, Siegler and her team find themselves facing a number of dead ends. They uncover a potential motive for the crime, only to find that it doesn't quite add up. They track down a key witness, only to find that he's not entirely trustworthy.

But just when it seems like the case will never be solved, Siegler and her team receive a major break. They find a witness who was at the crime scene the night Cole was killed, but who had never spoken to police. With this new evidence in hand, Siegler is finally able to piece together what happened on the night in question.

"Beyond the Grave" is a compelling episode of Cold Justice that showcases the dedication and tenacity of Siegler and her team. Despite being faced with a difficult case and a number of setbacks, they never give up on finding justice for Danny Cole. The episode is a must-watch for fans of true crime series, as it offers a fascinating window into the world of real-life investigations.