
This episode covers the unsolved murder of 16-year-old Lisa Pruitt in Shaker Heights, Ohio, on September 14, 1990. It discusses the investigation that led to Kevin Young becoming the primary suspect based on testimonies from friends of Lisa's boyfriend, Dan Dryfort. Key figures include Detective Richard Maloney, Dan Dryfort, and various classmates who provide insights into the events surrounding Lisa's death.
The episode features dramatic readings from actual police interviews, revealing how rumors and hearsay shaped the investigation. The narrative highlights the testimony of Christopher N. Jones, who recounts the night of Lisa's murder and the discussions among friends that implicated Kevin Young.
Jennifer Morgalis, another classmate, shares her perspective on Lisa's excitement about Dan's return from rehab and her plans for the evening of her death. Morgalis expresses her shock upon hearing Kevin Young was a suspect, despite not initially considering him capable of such a crime.
Kim Rathbone, a friend, recounts hearing a scream the night of the murder and provides context about her relationships with both Lisa and Dan. The episode concludes with the police's decision to confront Kevin Young, following advice from FBI profilers on how to elicit a confession.
The episode details the unsolved murder of Lisa Pruitt and the investigation that wrongly targeted Kevin Young based on rumors and testimonies.

This episode stands out for the following:
Lisa was rambling on about how wonderful her life was.Shaker Heights - Episode 4: Chinese Whispers
Kevin Young, the weird kid in school, is the primary suspect.Shaker Heights - Episode 4: Chinese Whispers
Like a scream. Like somebody was scared.Shaker Heights - Episode 4: Chinese Whispers
He had complete faith in me.Shaker Heights - Episode 4: Chinese Whispers
Dan doesn't drink anymore because he was ill with Robitussin.Shaker Heights - Episode 4: Chinese Whispers
I heard the scream and just looked and I couldn't see anything else.Shaker Heights - Episode 4: Chinese Whispers