Terrie Ann Dauphinais, a young Metis woman, is found dead in her home. Her three children are discovered locked inside two bedrooms and a closet. Her death was deemed a homicide, but no charges were ever laid, and the case went cold. Then, nearly two decades later, new developments in the investigation led to a dramatic turn of events, but would it be enough to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt?

For seven years, Cindy James claimed she was being stalked and had received chilling phone calls and threatening letters. When the Vancouver nurse's lifeless body was found two weeks after she was reported missing, a coroner's inquest was called. The jury's conclusion suggested a shocking suspect in her mysterious death. Reporter Jules Knox investigates.