The CBC's David Ridgen brings us another cold case documentary about a 46-year-old murder from the American south involving the conviction of a former Ku Klux Klan member named James Ford Seale.

*** Correction: The year referred to in this item should be 46 years ago ***

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PART TWO

Murder at the Shoe Shop - David Ridgen

Last year, the CBC's David Ridgen brought us three documentaries about unsolved murders -- Canadian cold cases. In each one, he uncovered new information that police had not discovered.

David began working on cold cases with the story of a murder in the American south. In that case the documentary led to the conviction of a former Ku Klux Klan member named James Ford Seale, in a 46-year-old murder of two young African-American men. After Seale's indictment and trial, there was a tremendous upsurge in interest in other unsolved murders, many of them Klan-related. And that has led to the documentary David Ridgen brings us this morning called Murder at The Shoe Shop.

You can find Stanley Nelson's story in today's edition of the Concordia Sentinel.

Other segments from today's show:

• Dangerously Mentally Ill
• The Threat of Beavers