Cold Justice

When Melissa Howard was found dead in her Crestview, FL home on January 6th, 2006, the case left investigators stumped. There was no shortage of possible suspects with motive to kill her. But there was a near total lack of physical evidence. Melissa would wait over a decade for justice, as her case proved impossible to solve until investigators used technology that wouldn’t be developed until long after her murder.

Written by Angela Jorgensen, Executive Produced by Michael Ojibway. 

 

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Written/Audio Sources: 

• Prosecution presents case
• David Russell Holbrook Murder Trial Watch Live | Law & Crime
• Accused Melissa Howard killer offers an alibi
• David Russell Holbrook Found Guilty in 2006 Murder of Melissa Howard
• 1 arrested following threat to kill girlfriend & family, another arrested for handgun: OCSO | WKRG
• Holbrook guilty of murder
• Alabama Man Charged in 2006 Crestview Murder Case
• Okaloosa County man convicted of killing nurse requests new trial | WEAR
• Suspect o