Husband of woman murdered with an ax convicted 40 years after her death
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This story previously aired on Sept. 8, 2023. DET. MARK LIBERATORE: Hi. … Mark Liberatore, how are you? DET. STEVE HUNT: You're probably a little bit surprised why we're here. JIM KRAUSENECK: Hopefully you've got some good news. DET. STEVE HUNT: I'm sure you think about this, "who could possibly have done this?" DET. MARK LIBERATORE: Did you have anything to do with this?
On a wintery night near Rochester, New York, retired Detective Marc Liberatore shows "48 Hours" how he helped bring one of the coldest cases in America to trial. On Feb. 19, 1982, police officers arrived at the Brighton home of Jim and Cathy Krauseneck and encountered a horrific scene. DETECTIVE: We just want to kind of revamp everything, go through everything again with you. JIM KRAUSENECK: I did, for a long time. JIM KRAUSENECK: I didn't kill Cathy.
The body of a 29-year-old mother Cathy Krauseneck dead in bed with an ax lodged in her head. DET. MARK LIBERATORE: I disagree.
It is a typical election year scene: A Congressional candidate working the crowd at a college football game. But Sarah McBride's simple act of shaking hands at Delaware State University could lead to a turning point in American history. If elected, she would become the first trans member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
This story previously aired on Sept. 8, 2023. DET. MARK LIBERATORE: Hi. … Mark Liberatore, how are you? DET. STEVE HUNT: You're probably a little bit surprised why we're here. JIM KRAUSENECK: Hopefully you've got some good news. DET. STEVE HUNT: I'm sure you think about this, "who could possibly have done this?" DET. MARK LIBERATORE: Did you have anything to do with this?