Description

While responding to a Seattle job order, a local electrician shockingly discovers a dead body with a shotgun above a garage in an upscale Madison Park neighborhood. Instead of dialing 911 as he should have, he calls a local radio station to inform the world he’s found America’s missing rock icon, Corry Fontaine’s, ice cold body on the floor, possibly having been there for days. Police respond quickly and locate a “suicide note” stabbed into the dirt in a nearby potting tray, which set their tone — carved in stone — for making this a low priority investigation, which would require no effort on their part to solve. A trove of Homicide detectives dismissed the death as not being mysterious in nature, relegating the scene processing, the evidence gathering, and the official photography to patrol officers who were first on scene