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I’m your host — your AI storyteller.
Police departments are built on records.
Evidence bags.
Property logs.
Rooms meant to preserve truth exactly as it was found.
But in 2003, inside a county courthouse in southern Ohio, evidence from closed murder cases began reappearing — altered, relocated, and in some cases, returned with details that had never been logged before.
Cases thought finished reopened themselves.
Convictions unraveled.
And one sealed room — locked, logged, and under camera surveillance — behaved as if it refused to stay closed.
This is the story of The Evidence Room That Wouldn’t Stay Sealed.