Charles Reddish
Oftentimes there are cases that will never be solved until the perpetrator confesses to it. That can happen because the case went cold and has not been looked into again or even simply because there were no leads or evidence left behind, or at least any that was found. Of course in the same respect not every confession that is told to anyone, let alone law enforcement is necessarily true but the good investigators know this and can determine if it is. On Friday, February 22, 1991, Yeda “Dede” Rosenthal left work and before heading home to her Cherry Hill New Jersey apartment stopped at an ATM to withdraw some money. Later that night she had a few telephone calls. During the night Dede's downstairs neighbor heard a “thump” that woke her up. She also heard the sliding glass door upstairs. It was not clear how long the two had been neighbors but it was reported to be unusual that any sounds were heard. On that Monday Dede, who worked with autistic children, did ...