UNSOLVED DOUBLE-HOMICIDE: BILL AND PEGGY STEPHENSON

When a Northern Kentucky couple are murdered in their own home, investigators discover the strangest crime scene of their careers. An active—but perplexing—investigation unfolds as investigators attempt to determine who ended the quiet, peaceful lives of two beloved grandparents in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Sources used to research this episode:

Stevenson Murder Case: Original Press Release (Boone County Sheriff’s Office via boonecountyky.org)

Backstory: Detective Vows Brutal Slayings of Florence Couple Won’t Go Unsolved (Amber Hunt / Cincinnati Enquirer)

Investigators Looking into Possible Link Between Stephenson Murders and Delphi Case (Jessica Schmidt / WXIX News)

The Unforgotten: No Justice Decade Later in Stephenson Murders (Jessica Noll / Spectrum News One)

Rarity of “Unusual” Dispositions of Victim Bodies: Staging and Posing (Robert D. Keppel Ph.D.; Joseph G. Weiss Ph.D. / Journal of Forensic Sciences Volume 49, Issue 6)

Serial Killers: Modus Operandi, Signature, Staging & Posing (Scott A. Bonn, Ph.D. / Psychology Today)

Number of Murder Offenders in the United States in 2021, By Age (Statista Research Department / statista.com)

Police Have Killer’s DNA, Determined Time of Death in Couple’s Slaying (WLWT5 News)

Murder Suspect Charged; Used Pepper Grinder, Skillet (eaglecountryonline.com)

FBI Seeking Assistance Connecting Victims to Samuel Little’s Confessions (FBI)

If you have any information related to the murders of Bill and Peggy Stephenson, please call the Boone County Sheriff’s office at 859-334-2175.

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