Ep 6. Preacher's Mother

In Cold Justice season 5 episode 6 titled “Preacher’s Mother,” the show follows Kelly Siegler and Tonya Rider when they travel to Shelby County, Tennessee to investigate the murder of Louise Kauffman. Louise was the mother of a local preacher, and her body was discovered in her home in 2015. She had been beaten and strangled with a cord tied around her neck.

As Kelly and Tonya begin their investigation, they meet with the Shelby County Sheriff’s Department detectives who originally worked on the case. They review the evidence and interview witnesses and family members to gain a better understanding of Louise’s life and relationships. They also meet the preacher son and his wife, both of whom are devastated by Louise’s murder and eager to see justice served.

One of the key pieces of evidence in the case is a bloody palm print found on a wall in Louise’s home. Kelly and Tonya consult with forensic experts to determine if the print could lead them to a suspect. They also look at other potential suspects, including a neighbor whom Louise had a disagreement with and a former tenant who owed her money.

As the investigation progresses, Kelly and Tonya uncover shocking details about Louise’s past, including a history of financial troubles and a strained relationship with her son. They also learn about a possible motive for the murder and begin to focus on one suspect in particular. But as they gather more evidence, they realize that the case is more complicated than they initially thought.

Throughout the episode, Kelly and Tonya work tirelessly to solve the case and bring the killer to justice. They face challenges and setbacks along the way, but their determination and expertise ultimately lead them to a surprising conclusion.

“Preacher’s Mother” is a captivating and emotionally charged episode of Cold Justice, offering a fascinating glimpse into the world of criminal investigation. Viewers will be on the edge of their seats as Kelly and Tonya unravel the mystery of Louise Kauffman’s murder and work to bring closure to her family and friends.