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Mark the calendar for Friday, October 25, 2024, as 20/20 presents an intriguing true crime event titled “A Puzzling Murder,” airing at 9/8c on ABC. This episode delves into the complex case surrounding the murder of Jim Sullivan, offering viewers a compelling exploration of a crime that has baffled investigators.

The episode promises to unravel the intricacies of the case, described by prosecutors as a “huge puzzle.” Friends and acquaintances of Sullivan and his partner, Lita McClinton, initially observed their relationship as loving. However, as the investigation unfolds, underlying tensions and cracks in their seemingly perfect facade will be revealed.

In interviews, the prosecutor reflects on the challenges faced while preparing for Sullivan’s murder trial, highlighting the enigmatic nature of the case that left many questions unanswered. Viewers will gain insights into the couple’s dynamics and the events leading up to the tragic incident, providing a thorough examination of the relationships involved.

The chilling story of Lita McClinton Sullivan, a young Atlanta socialite tragically murdered at her doorstep, unfolds in this week’s “20/20.” The seemingly idyllic life of Lita took a dark turn when she met and married Jim Sullivan. Their whirlwind romance quickly soured, plagued by financial woes and infidelity. On the very day she was […]

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Citizen Smith will not be returning to our screens, despite actor Robert Lindsay hyping up a possible comeback for Wolfie.

Lindsay told The Independent that the rise of Jeremy Corbyn to hot favourite to lead the Labour Party had inspired talk of a reboot.

However, the family of the show's creator John Sullivan have rejected any plans to bring back the hit BBC sitcom.

"These stories are news to us - and we own the rights to the series," said Jim Sullivan of Shazam Productions.

"It's not the first time that people have suggested bringing the series back but that is not something we would want to do.

"Every episode of Citizen Smith was written by Dad - all the lines, ideas and plots were his.

"As we have said about Only Fools and Horses, the show only ever had one writer and it is going to stay that way.