The Letter That Named a Killer
What do you do when a note from beyond the grave might be the only witness to a murder? In this gripping episode of Midwest Murder, Dawn Palumbo and Jonah Lantto dig into the haunting case of Julie Jensen, a Wisconsin mother of two who handed her neighbors a sealed letter with strict instructions: open it only if something happens to her. Weeks later, Julie was dead — and when that letter was finally opened, it pointed straight at a suspect before investigators had even started digging. But could a dead woman's own written words be used as evidence in court? That question sparked a legal battle that dragged on for decades, testing the limits of the justice system and raising unsettling questions about trust, fear, and premonition. Dawn and Jonah break down the twists, the courtroom drama, and the chilling timeline that still leaves people talking. This is one true crime story you don't want to miss.
