el segundo real estate agent julia keller, known to the world as "deede", was missing.ike had gone to her home when she hadn't he hadn't heard from her from three days. the biggest red flag? deede's beloved dogs left without food or water. what did you think had happened? >> i didn't know at that point. i just knew that something was very, very wrong. >> mike called his mom's best friends, linda dondero and cindy ertman. cindy, who had last spoken to deede three days before as deede prepared for a date, rushed to the house. >> you could tell just the dogs had been running around for days. but the way the tv was on and the way the shades were, i felt like thursday night had never ending. i felt like friday morning never came. >> cindy immediately phoned deede's new boyfriend car salesman, bobby lowe. he reported they'd had dinner on thursday at a local restaurant then returned to deede's house for a nightcap. >> he said she'd had had a little bit too much wine and she lay down on the couch. she was starting to fall off to sleep and, so he just said goodnight, and let him

this year's judges were julia keller, anthony, and kerri green ridge. this year's winner is author jane for surviving cotton. polish massacre in the search for truth. jane is a british author and filmmaker of polish origin is also the author inventing robert cap out with a particular interest in the turbulent period of the 1930s to the cold warar n europe. the judges right in their citation, to the chili and brutal abstraction of the phrase a mass grave, surviving cotton provides an eloquent and crucial clarification they were individuals with 22000 polish prisoners of war secretly murdered during world war ii and buried in a polish forest. for decades the crime was blamed on the nazis. traces quietly masterful breath of detail however evidence now proves stalin personally ordered the massacre. detective story, part historical narrative, part biography of the victims in part moral reckoning with urgent relevance to contemporary conflicts. congratulations jane, come on up. [applause] clicks this year's a finalist for the mark linton history prize is kitt

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