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Episode 3 - It Doesn’t Make Any Sense

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Published January 27. 2021 12:01AM | Updated January 27. 2021 2:26PM

Megan Todt, Jennifer Clerkin and friends sweep debris from their street in and old clipping from The Day.
Megan Todt, Jennifer Clerkin and friends sweep debris from their street in and old clipping from The Day.
Members of the Colchester community gathered at a vigil for the Todt Family in January of 2020.
Members of the Colchester community gathered at a vigil for the Todt Family in January of 2020.

Tony and Megan Todt were high school sweethearts. Tony was voted most likely to succeed by his classmates. Friends described Megan as a ray of sunshine. Yearbook photos, text messages and social media posts portrayed a perfect, happy loving couple. No one who knew Tony and Megan can make any sense of the tragedy.

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