Terrance “Konomi” Plummer (Ace of Spades, North Carolina)
7/22/202633 min
Our card this week is Terrance "Konomi" Plummer, the Ace of Spades from North Carolina.
It was Memorial Day weekend in 2010, and hot as hades in North Carolina, when 22-year-old Terrance “Konomi” Plummer Junior was found murdered in a crime so brutal—and so deliberate—that it stayed with everyone who touched the case—especially Lt. Jeff Locklear. What began as another homicide investigation became the one case he could never shake—his White Whale. More than a decade later, the answer would come from something investigators had possessed all along. And information they never knew existed—finally solving Plummer's murder and giving Locklear something he'd spent years chasing: closure.
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Ashley Flowers· Host0:44
Our card this week is Terrence Konomi Plummer, the ace of spades from North Carolina. We talk a lot about what it takes to solve a murder, the lucky breaks, the dead ends, new evidence. But sometimes, solving a case isn't about finding something new. It's about finally understanding something that was there all along, as was the case here. It was Memorial Day weekend in 2010, and hot as Hades in North Carolina, when 22-year-old Terrence Konomi Plummer was found murdered in a crime so brutal and so deliberate that it stayed with everyone who touched the case,