Dale Folsom, prison snitch, who Dr. Frasch had supposedly confessed to when they shared a cell, had a story with so many contradictions it should have been treated as dark comedy instead of being taken seriously. For more on this, check out Travesty of Justice: The Dr. Adam Frasch Case . Dr. Frasch had supposedly struck his wife with a golf club in their bedroom, causing her to fall to the ground unconscious. He had left her there and had returned later, thinking that he had killed her. So he had put her in the family swimming pool to frame someone else, make it look like an accident, hide the time of death. Folsom put forward this assemblage of ideas while his leg tapped non-stop. Had there been a golf club? Yes, there had been. And it had even had Samira’s DNA on it. But the golf club that had supposedly been used as a weapon was found in the house a year after Samira’s death and after the house had been emptied out and put on the real estate market to be sold. The DNA had been ...