Overview

• David Sconce tells filmmaker Joshua Rofé that there are “three of them altogether” crimes he cannot discuss on camera, suggesting involvement in undisclosed killings.
• Director Joshua Rofé likens Sconce’s remarks to the Robert Durst confession in The Jinx and urges any willing prosecutor to examine the implied evidence.
• The Mortician revisits Sconce’s 1989 guilty plea for mass cremations, harvesting body parts for profit and hiring enforcers to attack rival morticians, which led to stricter California funeral industry regulations.
• Despite charges of poisoning rival mortician Tim Waters with oleander in 1990, the murder count was dropped in 1991 due to lack of detectable toxins, though a toxicologist now says oleander derivatives could have degraded over time.
• Sconce, released from prison in 2023 after repeated probation violations, participated in the documentary’s final episodes, reigniting debate over potential unsolved murders linked to him.