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Beyond the Ferns
Susie Winn
89. The Cold Case of Leah Ulbrich - "4 1/2 miles, Largest Crime Scene in Connecticut's History"
SEP 21, 202651 MIN
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Description
In the early morning hours of October 29, 1995, 24-year-old Leah Ulbrich was seen struggling with a man inside a dark-colored car.
Minutes later, that same car was speeding through the streets toward the town of Wethersfield—with Leah's body dragging outside the passenger door.
What followed was a horrifying journey that stretched for miles through an area that was already beginning to wake up for the morning. People heard screams. Witnesses caught glimpses of the car. A police officer even crossed paths with the vehicle and attempted to follow it.
By sunrise, police were left with a crime scene spanning miles, pieces of evidence scattered along the roadway, conflicting descriptions of a dark-colored car, and one enormous question:
Who was the person behind the wheel?
More than 30 years later, investigators are still trying to answer it.
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