The Mansion Murders, Episode 1: 19 Hours

WASHINGTON - You can do a lot in 19 hours. Binge watch half of House of Cards Season 3, travel from DC to NYC and back twice, put in a full work day, happy hour, and head to bed.

For 19 hours starting on May 13, 2015, wealthy businessman Savvas Savopoulos, his wife Amy, their 10-year-old son Philip and their housekeeper Veralicia Figueroa were held hostage inside their stately Woodland Drive home in Washington, D.C. They were bound, suffocated, stabbed, and beaten. Then with gasoline doused on their bodies, they were set on fire.

One week after the gruesome murders and a nationwide man hunt, one man was arrested for the killings. Daron Wint. The Mansion Murders caught the attention of not only the greater DC-Maryland-Virginia area, but the nation as well. Despite the case's high-profile status, misinformation and confusion of the details still exist.

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For the next six weeks, The Mansion Murders - A FOX 5 True Crime Podcast will shine a greater light on what we know, and identify and examine the areas that are still unsettled and deserve greater attention-- like who is the Savopoulos family? Who is Darren Wint and did he act alone? Plus, who is Jordan Wallace, and what was his involvement?

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The Mansion Murders - More coverage from FOX 5 DC:

Prosecutors: Suspect's DNA a 'possible contributor' on knife recovered inside Savopoulos home

Additional DNA evidence links Daron Wint to DC mansion murders

Prosecutors list evidence turned over to defense in DC mansion murders case

Suspect charged in DC mansion murders pleads not guilty

6 months later: A deeper look into the DC mansion murders investigation

Detective: DNA from vest, money links Daron Wint to DC quadruple murder

Search warrant: Baseball bat with blood on it found inside home of DC mansion murders

New attorney approved for man charged in DC mansion slayings

Items moved from Savopoulos house; suspect set for July court appearance