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A suspect responds to our podcast host. Derrick Henagan's loved one speaks out, too.

Jailhouse interviews and other suspects are examined as episode 7 of "Where Secrets Go To Die" looks closer at the police work in the case.

The Upper Peninsula has its own culture. It also has its own law enforcement culture.

In Sins of the Father (episode 4), a daughter describes a haunting walk in the woods with her dad, trooper David Moeggenborg.

And on March 4, 1934, skiers — 378 of them — climbed aboard a Delaware and Hudson train in Schenectady and rode the 60-mile trip by rail to North Creek. This winter, some 90 years later, that historic train ride and some of the skiers aboard that day are being celebrated for their place in winter-sports history.

And on March 4, 1934, skiers — 378 of them — climbed aboard a Delaware and Hudson train in Schenectady and rode the 60-mile trip by rail to North Creek. This winter, some 90 years later, that historic train ride and some of the skiers aboard that day are being celebrated for their place in winter-sports history.

A series of events celebrating the March 1934 Snow Train from Schenectady into the Adirondacks will begin this Saturday night at the Tannery Pond Center in North Creek with a presentation by town of Rotterdam historian Jim Schaefer.

A series of events celebrating the March 1934 Snow Train from Schenectady into the Adirondacks will begin this Saturday night at the Tannery Pond Center in North Creek with a presentation by town of Rotterdam historian Jim Schaefer.

Christine Beatty did her time, but even two years after moving back to Michigan and getting a job, she hasn't paid a dime in restitution since 2013.