40 people to solve an old case that people already suspected was carried out by someone who has now died doesn't seem like a judicious use of time and money, un

40 people to solve an old case that people already suspected was carried out by someone who has now died doesn't seem like a judicious use of time and money, unless they did it for free. Los Angeles has an entire warehouse of unsolved cases, wouldn't it be nice for those people to provide bits of insight into those cases instead?