Overview
- In the finale, Sconce suggests involvement in multiple unexplained deaths, stopping short of explicit on-camera details
- Joshua Rofé describes the moment as a ‘wink and a nod’ confession and encourages authorities to review potential evidence
- The series retraces Sconce’s 1989 conviction for mutilating corpses and conducting illegal mass cremations at Lamb Funeral Home
- An anonymous former associate independently estimated Sconce was linked to three killings, aligning with his veiled remarks
- Cornell toxicologist Jack Henion argues that undetectable oleander breakdown does not rule out poisoning in rival mortician Tim Waters’s 1985 death