[New Case] Movie Madness

	www.crimescene.com \| April 2020

	Hello, Officer Visitor Independent filmmaker Dalton Kimbrough was found slashed and shot to death in a remote lodge. At the time of his death, he had been filming his movie, Death to the Revelers, and some claim he had been holding the cast and crew hostage at the location until filming was complete. A cast member confessed to the killing at the scene, but does his story add up? Examine the evidence and share your thoughts in the comments. Tip: Want to find out what's happened so far in the Movie Madness investigation? Check out the Case Recap. Coming up … If the guy who confessed didn't do it, it must've been another member of the cast and crew. Right? Want to see all the latest case documents as soon as they become available? Subscribe now.

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Gwen Carver interview

The detectives spoke to Dalton's girlfriend and lead actress, who also found his body.

Gwen is a theater major with dreams of becoming a star.

The detectives talked to the man who confessed to killing Dalton Kimbrough.

Teddy is determined to make it as a film actor and director.

Investigators found photos of the cast and crew of the movie the victim was shooting.

Emergency Services received a 911 call reporting a death at a County Road 288 residence.

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Crime scene location Investigators mapped the location of the lodge in relation to the City of Oxford.	Evidence inventory CSU provided a preliminary inventory of evidence collected from the lodge.
David Woolworth interview Dave has been a respected if eccentric professor at Ole Miss for more than a decade.	David Woolworth bio Dave has been a respected if eccentric professor at Ole Miss for more than a decade.

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