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A mom and her daughter found a box of tapes in their dad's attic, who had recently passed. They listened to them and realized that the dad, Hank Briggs, was hired as a personal sleuth and had solved the most popular case in Hollywood from the 1950s. They called Oscar Simons and sent the tapes to him to comb through and understand what Briggs found.

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The Angel of Vine is a case about an up and coming actress Marlene Marie Evans, who was the victim here. It was the most popular unsolved crime in Hollywood. She was found in a parking lot with her ribs taken out of her back and her spine to create a halo. Later in the story we learn that she was drugged and unconscious when this was done to her. She was cleanly cut and was turned to look like an angel. She was killed somewhere else and displayed there to make a statement. The police believed Adler Harrison killed Marlene, but he had an alibi and was disregarded from the case. There were no further answers to the case until Briggs solved it.

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In episode 3, Briggs was hired by a man named Samuel Tensch. He was a famous artist who had a fascination with the case but had a weird past. Samuel said he didn't want Marlene to be forgotten, so he hired Briggs. Briggs uncovered through a friend of Marlene's that she had a secret job working as a cocktail waitress at a bar during the night, but still worked in a doctors office during the day.

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Briggs gains momentum with his investigation through the clues he uncovered from Marlene's friend. He goes to the bar where Marlene worked and meets a man named Fish who gives him information. Fish led him back to Adler Harrison, the accused perpetrator. Briggs talks to Adler, and learns about Shaws parties. He goes and talks to Shaw, but gets kicked out. Tensch forces Briggs to have an unexpected meeting with Marlene's parents. Briggs learns about a friend of Marlene's, who he interviews. This girl leads him to the fact that her and Marlene were bussed to Shaw's parties by Fish, but Marlene did not want to leave. She was in the middle of an argument with Adler and wanted to finish it.

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Adler Harrison is involved in this case at many different times, and so is Leonard Shaw. Adler Harrison is an extremely talented doctor who happened to find Marlene attractive and worked in the same building as her. Leonard Shaw is a power hungry, renowned producer who throws insane parties full of drinking and drugs. Adler Harrison is Shaw's personal doctor. Later in the investigation, we learn that Shaw has a pool house with an illegal abortion clinic, girls being drugged for porn and instructions on how to strangle yourself. This all looked like evidence pointing towards Harrison killing Marlene in the pool house.

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This puts Hank into a spiral, and he realizes Adler's alibi is fake. He was at the party the night Marlene became the victim of a gruesome crime. This made Hank go and break into Shaw's property and explore it, including the pool house mentioned earlier. There he found an immense amount of evidence that pointed towards Adler. Hank went and consulted his friend Ed, and then confronted Adler and Shaw. They explained that they were doing something illegal, but it wasn't killing Marlene. Then they dropped a BOMB of information and mentioned Tensch was at the party. Hank went straight to Tensch after this.

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Hank confronts Tensch, and all Tensch does is say he is surprised Hank solved the case. He openly admits to killing Marlene to "preserve her innocence" because she was becoming impure and tainted, which was his motive. He explains his M.O. and how he made her the angel, and then painted a painting with her blood to make her more "accessible" to the man. After this, Tensch admits he has 27 other victims whose blood had also been turned into paintings. After this conversation, the tape is stopped. Tensch disappears into oblivion, and his paintings were sold but finally collected because of their gruesome backgrounds. The Angel of Vine was never found.

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This is why I believe Hank Briggs did not expose Samuel Tensch for killing Marlene Marie Evans.