Murder at Suders Pond

David Castleman, a cold case investigator, invites you to dive with him into the first clues Helen Teasdale had received concerning her missing son in her eight-year search. The letter Helen Teasdale received gave her three clues to find him. The first clue instructed her if she wants to know what happened to her son, to come to Shoals Point, Mississippi, upon arriving in Shoals Point someone tried to kill her. The second clue was a news clipping from the Shoals Point Daily News...
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David Castleman, a cold case investigator, invites you to dive with him into the first clues Helen Teasdale had received concerning her missing son in her eight-year search. The letter Helen Teasdale received gave her three clues to find him. The first clue instructed her if she wants to know what happened to her son, to come to Shoals Point, Mississippi, upon arriving in Shoals Point someone tried to kill her. The second clue was a news clipping from the Shoals Point Daily News showing the photo of two individuals in what became known as the murders at Suders Pond. The third clue was a receipt for a safety deposit box located in the Shoals Point National Bank, with the names of Henry P. Teasdale, John W. Seaborn, and her name, Helen Teasdale. She had never heard of John W. Seaborn. But one thing is for sure the person in the news clipping looks very much like her son. So, could it possibly be John W. Seaborn was her missing son, could it be his way of hiding in the shadows or someone pulling her into danger? But why?