Most people heard “accidental fentanyl overdose” and moved on. Citizen investigator Miriam Fratianni – not a detective, not a journalist, not even a Prince fan – felt a quiet nudge to look deeper.

Most people heard “accidental fentanyl overdose” and moved on. Citizen investigator Miriam Fratianni – not a detective, not a journalist, not even a Prince fan – felt a quiet nudge to look deeper.

This podcast walks you through her seven‑week deep dive into the Carver County Sheriff’s death investigation files – public records anyone can access. Episode by episode, Miriam reveals forensic red flags the official narrative ignored: no pill fragments in Prince’s stomach, fingerprints deliberately missing from the autopsy, squad cars rolling before the 911 call, and a time of death that forensics say is false.

But When Doves Lie isn’t just about evidence. It’s about the unexpected journey of a regular person who followed intuition instead of walking away. Miriam shares how the investigation lifted her rather than burdened her – and how she wrote a book in five weeks, publishing on the 10‑year anniversary of Prince’s death.

For true crime listeners, Prince fans, citizen sleuths, and anyone who’s ever felt a quiet nudge they couldn’t explain – this podcast shows what happens when you follow it.