Roger Fain’s Pasture Graves and Al Adamson’s Concrete Tomb

Two bodies in a Texas pasture. A cult director vanishes into tile and concrete. The New Detectives unearths how forensic science exposed a killer’s cemetery near Round Rock and traced a Hollywood mystery to a bathroom floor. Investigators follow menthol cigarette butts, a suspicious “boxer’s break,” and an undeveloped roll of film aimed at a plywood-covered grave. A scorpion tattoo, adipocere clues, and facial reconstruction give a nameless victim a face. In California, a removed jacuzzi, a lone cement pour, and dental charts with partials point to a shocking burial beneath new tile. Along the way: cut clothing without blood, .22 caliber rounds in a leather pouch, and a baseball bat marked with human teeth impressions test every lab in the book. How did these fragments connect to Sandra Dumont, Patrick Zaka, and director Al Adamson? What detail finally broke each case open? Watch the full episode to see how examiners turned scattered bones, concrete, and lies into convictions and hard answers. #TheNewDetectives #TrueCrime #Forensics #ColdCase #Texas #California #Unsolved #CrimeScene