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Did Convicted Murderer Adam Emery Jump into the water?

A guilty verdict. A car left running on a bridge. And a chilling receipt for 80 pounds of strap-on exercise weights. On November 10, 1993, just hours after being convicted for the brutal road-rage murder of Jason Bass, Adam Emery vanished from the Newport Bridge, leaving behind one of America's most haunting and debated unsolved mysteries. Was it a tragic double-suicide pact with his wife, Elena? Or was it the beginning of a meticulously staged escape, paid for with a second, unconvicted crime? Join us as we dive deep into the chilling case of Adam Emery, a man the law declared guilty, but who escaped his sentence before it ever began. We'll reconstruct the final, bizarre hours of the Emerys' freedom: from their calm fast-food dinner to the strange purchase of weights and sweatsuits. We examine the unsettling scene discovered on the bridge—a scene designed to look like a final act, but filled with clues that screamed deception. When a fisherman pulled Elena Emery's skull from the Narragansett Bay months later, the case took a dark turn. With his wife confirmed dead and Adam's body completely gone, the FBI was forced to consider a horrifying possibility: that Adam Emery is not a ghost in a watery grave, but a fugitive killer who may have sacrificed his own wife to secure his freedom. What do YOU think happened to Adam Emery? Let us know your theory in the comments below. Theory A: He jumped, and his body was simply never recovered by the bay's powerful currents. Theory B: He forced or convinced Elena to jump to her death to sell the story, then escaped with the help of an accomplice. Theory C: It was a planned escape for both, but something went tragically wrong for Elena, and Adam continued on his own. If you find unsolved mysteries like this compelling, be sure to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into the cases that continue to haunt us. #AdamEmery #UnsolvedMysteries #TrueCrime #ColdCase #NewportBridge #RhodeIsland #unsolvedmurder #truecrimestories #truecrimecommunity