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thank you [Music] [Music] so first off I just want to start off by saying thank you for coming out tonight
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I'm Colonel William Davis Chief Deputy of the Harford County Sheriff's Office I know this briefing comes in late in
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the day but but last night we received critical pieces of information and our detectives have been working throughout
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the night and today running down our new leads once the New Evidence came to light
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Sheriff Gaylor was adamant that we needed to inform our community as soon as possible
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and that's why we're here tonight as you know since Saturday August 5th 12 days ago the Harford County Sheriff's
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office has been working around the clock to get Justice for Rachel Morin and hopefully bring peace to her family
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since that first day over 300 Community tips have flooded our inboxes and emails
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her death has grabbed local State national and international headlines everyone with the same goal find the
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Killer and bring Justice to Rachel DNA evidence is is part of nearly every modern day investigation and in Rachel's
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case DNA evidence was collected by our forensic Services Unit that DNA was analyzed by the Maryland
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State Police and it was ran through the national CODIS system DNA evidences I mean this DNA evidence
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has come back as a match tied to a home invasion and insult and an assault of a young girl in Los
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Angeles this past March unfortunately that suspect has not been positively identified but he did leave
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behind his DNA based on the DNA evidence we consider the individual in the video we obtained
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from the Los Angeles Police Department and that we are about to show you on our TV screens to be the person that
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murdered Rachel Morin on August 5th based on our analysis of this video and witness observations we believe the
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suspect to be approximately five foot nine 160 pounds and of Hispanic descent if you have any information about this
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suspect we are asking you to please call our detectives at our tip line and the tip line number is 410
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eight three six seven seven eight eight and we've also established a dedicated email address and that email address is
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RM tips at harfordsheriff.org again that's RM as in Rachel Moran tips at hartfordsheriff.org
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[Music] well you heard it there folks in this week's trailer number two as we call it
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here in the garage that is the Harford County Sheriff's Office telling us that they have started
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to hone in on a suspect now the difficulties here they do not know the name or identity of the suspect
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what the science is telling them is that DNA suspect DNA that's collected at the
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murder scene of Rachel Morin there on the ma and Paul trail system once they enter that into the coda
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system they get a hit the hit tells them that whoever perpetrated whoever killed
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Rachel Morin was also involved in a home invasion sexual assault case and Los Angeles county in California
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clear on the other side of this country well think about this for a second if you're law enforcement you have this
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vicious murder and now you have DNA that matches another attack so we know that this individual is extremely violent
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extremely dangerous but not only that but they're from the other side or at least they have criminal activity on the
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other side of the country this is very dangerous for anybody because basically this whole United States is this guy's
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playground well and that's a very scary thing and I don't know that that has really
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rang through and rang true to everybody out there in listener land or people that are following this case online
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is that whoever perpetrated a home invasion sexual assault in Los Angeles California in March of this year 2023
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then went to Maryland in August of 2023 and attacked ambushed and killed a woman
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in Maryland that is some frankly some very scary stuff here and what other crimes
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is this individual possibly connected to so here's the thing there's a couple things that we could probably take away
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from this right one is if he is encodas for these two different crimes but remains unknown being that we do not
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know his first and last name one thing here is that he's not committed any other crimes that he was
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that they took his DNA and that he was arrested for because they would quickly be able to identify him by name
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so that hasn't happened and usually when you find this type of situation this is strange because remember we
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talked about very similar situation with the back to school killer just a few weeks ago
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but he was committing crimes all in the same state Virginia right in this case completely across the country it does
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not get much further apart between Maryland and California although the Big Ten is going to try to
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tell us that they're not so far apart right but don't you think that this possibly
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because his DNA is not encodist do you think this possibly means that we're looking for a younger yeah suspect yes I
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I think I was of that belief before we get further information and I know that you
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were as well there Captain but what we do have is a bit of a description from police and this is a description that's
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coming from I want to be clear on this because there's different reporting because we have
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different jurisdictions that are so far apart we're getting different reporting on this case that we now are told
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science tells us we're committed by the same perpetrator now the people from Harford County
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in Maryland those authorities are telling us that they believe that the suspect is approximately five foot nine
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inches tall approximately 160 pounds and they believe that he is between the ages of 20 and 30 years old he has dark
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hair and a muscular build now why do we know that well we have the video that they
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reference in that press release and we're going to describe that video for you but again let me describe the
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the suspect as they are describing him to us right approximately five foot nine inches tall 160 pounds believed to be
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between the ages of 20 and 30 years old dark hair muscular build and believed to
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be of Hispanic descent well you left out one thing huge pile of [ __ ] we are going to do our
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best to describe this video to you and if possible we'll put it up on our social as well so you can view it for
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yourselves it's a very quick video that the police are showing us at this press conference
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and this video did start to make its way on social and I remember you and I talked about it
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briefly when we first caught wind of this case but it's it's a weird video because what it shows and I've seen a
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couple different versions of this video Captain the video that they show at the press conference shows a man as
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described as as we just described him as the Harford County Sheriff's Office just
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described him leaving a residence and it appears that he is leaving through the front door going out the front door of
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this home shirtless uh shoes or no shoes I've been trying to figure that part out he he doesn't have
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I wouldn't call it a mohawk but it's a high fade haircut with with dark hair on top definitely a muscular build they
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probably I'm guessing the authorities in LA have taken some Dimensions from that
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door and they have a pretty good idea of his height and weight one based off of that door but two
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in some versions of this video not the one shown at this press conference but in some versions you can see a hand and
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an arm closing the door behind the perpetrator after he leaves this home and this video is coming from like a
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doorbell ring cam yeah and so what you have here Captain very likely is the surviving victim
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maybe even the person's arm hand that is shown closing the door is offering a description to
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Los Angeles authorities yeah so let's just be clear about that so the video shows this individual leaving the house
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and then as the door is closing you can almost see a hand like helping the door shut
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and that makes the video to me very confusing and I know some of you out there are going well of course it's
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confusing to you Captain because you are what they call a dumbass but it's pronounced Dumas my issue with it is
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you have a guy that breaks into a house attacks somebody you would think that they would attack
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that individual and just leave this almost looks as if somebody is just leaving after a date or something
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is leaving and somebody's letting them out that's what it looks like to me with the exception of the no shirt thing
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right with the exception of no shirt this almost looks like a couple buddies who came over for Monday Night Football
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and I escorted one of them out and closed the door behind them why would your buddies come over for football and
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have their shirts off no I said minus the part with the no shirt hey maybe their team won and they went full Hulk
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Hogan and just ripped that baby right off but here here's what's weird captain exactly how you described it is strange
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not just to you but to everybody else out there I couldn't make heads my first reaction was well hell I don't know if
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there was really a crime committed here it almost looks like the person walked him out and and he just left
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nonchalantly and the person just casually closes the door behind him yeah because it almost he almost makes a
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gesturing motion as to it's it's like when you go to close the door and you kind of hesitate
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because you want the door to close softer he almost makes that motion before he turns around to leave he doesn't seem
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like he's leaving in like a crazy hurry no he's not fleeing the scene other than
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he is obviously carrying items with him and he doesn't have clothing on which may include the shirt that is not on his
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back he might be carrying the shirt out of there right and possibly his shoes and possibly his shoes
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yeah you know what I'm watching it again and that is definitely a shirt or a jacket
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that he's carrying and but he gets lucky as hell doesn't he because he doesn't turn and look at the
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doorbell camera yeah this guy's a piece of [ __ ] with a horrible haircut and he's
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got his little gold chain it almost looks like a shitty version of The Flock of Seagulls haircut he's you can see him
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leaving but as the captain pointed out and rightfully so nobody would describe this individual as fleeing the scene
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he's he's leaving rather casually he gets lucky because he doesn't turn and look directly at the the doorbell camera
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so here's what we do right we go out you gotta pound the pavement sometimes you got to put that nose to the
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grindstone right you put put your ear down to the ground and you hear what's shaking loose and here's what
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your friend Yours Truly has heard coming out of La I want to start off by saying
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this is something that we've talked about well in the past but you go from jurisdiction state to state
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right a charge of sodomy could mean any number of things depending on which state you are in
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okay it's a very the the degree of the definition of sodomy and many jurisdictions varies to to a wide degree
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now home invasion as well in most jurisdictions what the term home invasion means is that anybody who
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enters a premises without permission who intends to commit a crime inside of that premises
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so that makes it a very loose term when you really think about it so this individual could have a climbed through
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a window B could have even had been invited into the home with intent to commit a crime
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once he is inside the home and starts to take control of the situation and starts
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to commit the crime starts to violate and victimize the persons inside it becomes a home invasion regardless of
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how he got into the home right so this has caused a lot of people to question this video and question the
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victims in the LA situation the home invasion sexual assault because people were saying well
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if he left so casually one would expect that he entered through the front door and when you enter through the front
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door you are typically looking in the direction that would provide police and everybody else and here in
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this case the public Who police need their help finding this guy right straight shot of this dude or at the
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very least like a profile good profile picture instead all we get is him exiting the property and we get just a
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little touch of the face just enough glimpse of [ __ ] there to make you think you can figure out what this guy looks
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like I don't think he can so how did he get into the property now it stands the reason he could have
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broken through a window climbed in through an unlocked or open window that would explain why we don't have front
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door camera footage of him entering the premises or also if there was just some weird scenario where there was a glitch
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at the camera at the time and here's where I think this story gets crazy you just said weird scenario I'm gonna
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give you the weird scenario that I have heard and this makes some sense when you really start
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to kind of sort it out so from my understanding I've been told by somebody that is close to the investigation
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that when LA Police or the Sheriff's Office whomever responded to this home invasion sexual assault call
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found three persons residing inside that home okay so there was a mother and two children
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a son and a daughter the mother from my understanding was half in the bag she's so drunk they didn't even bother
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to take a statement from her from my understanding it's the daughter that was assaulted or attempted assault
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against this younger female right now that would explain several things did this guy get spooked
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and start to walk out on his own and somebody the victim gets up the the young female gets up and
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closes the door behind him does the drunken mother walk into a situation and not fully understand what
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she's seeing kind of shoes the guy out kind of chases him out a little bit but not with a gun
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or not with a knife or anything like that and shuts the door behind him I don't think that's the brother and I
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here's why I think that that and look I'm gonna get a little gender-ish here on you if that's even a
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word but I think I think that a brother would probably get a you would see a little more of the brother chasing this
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dude out I think that well again you don't you don't know the scenario inside the house
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because exactly because the crime could have happened with inside this girl's bedroom this guy's leaving the bedroom
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the brother's sitting there watching TV he goes all right man I'm gonna hit the road okay see you later and he walks him
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out and I we also shouldn't get into the weeds of how old is this victim all we're told is that it's a younger female
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and so could that mean 17 18 possibly could it mean eight nine ten possibly we don't know they've not released the age
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or the name of the victim from my understanding if they have I've not come across that information right here's the
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thing and I don't mean to scare the socks off of everybody but it would not be the first time
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that a mother invites a grown man into her home gets drunk passes out only to wake up later and find said man
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in daughter's room up to the complete no good victimizing the young girl is there a chance that this mother walks
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into a scenario that she can't fully understand what's happening because it's in the moment and it's quick
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it's quick he gets up he goes oh it's not what you think it is it's not what you think it
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is and then leaves and she closes the door behind him and then seeks information
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from her daughter and then finds out oh snap this dude tried to rape my daughter
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now we need to get the police involved so from my understanding Captain what I've Been Told
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is that when police arrive on the scene they take a statement from the daughter and from the son
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now here's where people get angry at these victims and I don't know if it's right to be angry
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at these victims or not and you will rarely ever hear me say that I nobody wants to victimize the victims more
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nobody should ever want that nobody should want these people to fall under scrutiny themselves
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but there are there's a but it happens all the time in sexual assault and rape well and but there's there's a time that
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we take victims and go well we don't really believe you well I believe the victims
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the problem that I'm having with this case is what I I think a lot of people have a problem with I think a lot of
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people out there believe that one of these people inside that home may know more about this individual than what
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they've told my other suspicion here too is that but that happens a lot you know when the but
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why protect him why would anybody want to protect well sometimes they're not protecting them they think they're
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protecting themselves because they're more afraid of that individual could it be a cousin an uncle
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yeah or just somebody that they they know is violent or maybe he's connected to other violent people so it's one of
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those things well if I go to Cops and I tell you hey this this guy the guy's name was Ray and they go arrest Ray well
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you're not so worried about Reagan in jail you're worried about who Rey is connected to my other Theory here too
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and I I don't know that this holds a lot of weight because I believe I hope that
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if this is the case that they would release this information to the public but one suspicion I've had in this case
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is that maybe if he is known to any of those persons inside of that home that he might only be known by a nickname
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but again I hope that if that's the case that the authorities would release that
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nickname because a lot of times the old nickname doesn't fall too far from the tree of the real name or the nickname
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itself could be an identifier to people in the community that could come forward
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and give you his real name not always but sometimes the nickname is coming from a possession one owns like a large
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boat I want to toss this out though because we have a crime that takes place in La
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then we have a crime that takes place in Maryland my thoughts started going to well maybe he's not
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traveling the country maybe he's originally from Maryland and just went on vacation to LA right
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because it's and now he's back in Maryland seems more likely that you would take a vacation to La than you
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would to Maryland or he's on the run and he thinks that the police know more about
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him than they do in the LA case right [Music] [Music] all right we are back thank you so much
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for joining us here in the garage cheers onward and upward kernel cheers to all of you out there cheers and and
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have a safe trip out to Orlando Florida for this year's crime con and stop by and say hello to the colonel if you get
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a moment now I don't know here Captain if this is just yours truly barking up the wrong
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tree but what I could not dismiss until we get further information is there's another case
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that I wonder if this has any ties to the case that we're talking about now we know we know that there's a connection a
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DNA connection between the home invasion and la and the murder in Maryland in Bel Air Maryland
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there's another case of a woman's body that was found wrapped in plastic in a bedroom
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in Los Angeles and this is very recently here yeah I read about that so I'll I'll
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read an article uh the mom found her right correct so a disturbing Discovery unfolded in a Los Angeles residence over
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the weekend when a mother stumbled upon a woman's body wrapped in plastic while investigating a suspected gas odor
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emanating from her son's room as reported by local police the deceased has been identified as Hannah Rachel
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Collins a 30 year old native of Mississippi who had been visiting friends in Los Angeles since June her
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mother revealed that Collins had recently celebrated her 30th birthday on August 1st and had last been in contact
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with her family on August 7th the exact circumstances surrounding Colin's presence in the residence remain
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shrouded in mystery and authorities have yet to disclose the connection between her and the 26 year old man whose room
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she was discovered in note that 26 years of age would fall right in the middle practically of our
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20 to 30 years old for our suspect in the other two cases right the article goes on to say that
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Los Angeles Police Department homicide detective has said that Collins's death is currently being treated as an
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undetermined death investigation and that an autopsy in full toxicology report are pending although the Los
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Angeles Department of medical of the medical examiner completed Collins's autopsy
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early in the morning determining the cause of death could take four to six months according to
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public information additional investigation and toxicology testing as requested by detectives will
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contribute to this extended time frame Collins's mother choosing to remain unnamed said that she was notified of
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her daughter's death by the medical examiner's office on August 14th this article right here comes out August 19th
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and I have to read this part of the the article here captain could you imagine dead body in your child's room
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can you imagine a newspaper and police department that would not reveal that dude's name and I get it maybe they're
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like we don't it's an undetermined death technically right from the medical examiner but she didn't die of natural
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causes and wrap herself in plastic so the article goes on to say expressing her distress The Grieving mother
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so this the woman that they find dead is from Mississippi she's visiting on a very extended trip several months long
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visiting in L.A now the article clearly states the reason for her being found in that
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residence is shrouded in mystery nobody the either it's not come to light why she
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was there or they don't know why she was there or found in that location but the
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mom here is saying she's in Mississippi gets contacted that her daughter is found dead in someone's
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house in this son's bedroom wrapped in plastic expressing her distress The Grieving mother stated on
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Thursday quote someone murdered my daughter that's homicide someone wrapped her in plastic someone did that to her I
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don't understand why his name is kept a secret end quote and it's not been reported and and we've discussed this
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off mic but I wonder if that smell of gas wasn't the smell of a decaying body but
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if it was actually gas that was put onto the victim the victim's mother goes on to say that she questions the timeline
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of events and rightfully so she's saying I don't know how long my daughter was dead
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did this person's mother give him time to run and then call the police and clearly stating what everyone's thinking
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something is not right here no duh right I mean this is insane and and again I think uh
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the victims mother has a has a right to question these things because we know a lot of
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individuals that would not do the right thing and they would try to protect their child and I want to be clear here
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we do not have any evidence at all that this situation is connected to Rachel Morin's murder no we're calling this
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segment Colonel's hunch [Music] but we're talking about a body look similar victimology if this woman was
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murdered yeah it's similar victimology and why are they not releasing the name of the the son who occupied that space
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inside that home and I just want to bring up something and I I think people are going to find
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this pretty fascinating then they're going to go wow the captain might know more about [ __ ]
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than we thought he knew so this individual that this son with this woman's body in his room dead body in
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his room well we have the DNA from the one assault we have the DNA from this murder that
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took place in Maryland well couldn't we do this some genealogy so then we could test
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the mother that found the body well you probably could find things that would tell you the DNA of the the Sun
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that occupied that space that's what I'm saying but and compare it to your unknown
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right assailants DNA that you have on file but what I'm saying is you can't do a genealogy test at least
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in the murder case in Maryland because I believe that there there's a something in their laws where where
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there's a time frame in which you can do that type of testing but I don't think they've reached that
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time period yet well and again you wouldn't need genealogy you if you can confirm that a
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murderer lives in that home you know the the mother's name so she either gets arrested for
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obstruction of justice or she tells us the name of her son who is an adult and you should be able to
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easily track that that's the thing too we don't need mom to tell us this kid's name he's 26 years old he very likely
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has a state ID or a driver's license or has worked a job what's so curious to me is why LAPD
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would choose not to release this this person's name he is considered he has to be considered a suspect even though it's
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an undetermined death he does have to be considered a witness somebody that they
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would like to speak to right in this death investigation what the [ __ ] is the problem yeah maybe they're it's just
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they're holding back that information for for a reason well then tell us that reason right it's it's very incredibly
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can you tell us the reason but you can tell us you're holding back that information
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even if you just said for the protection of that individual it's fine you're in law you're in law
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enforcement you can do that as long as you're working the case tell me something
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LAPD has a less than pristine reputation you think and I'm I dude I'm a boy in blue I back the men and women in blue
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daily yeah you don't have to say that every episode but the thing here is do the right thing
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do the right thing so let's we we do need to talk about this other victim here Hannah Rachel Collins 30 years old
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and she is uh a one-time resident of both Richland and Jackson Mississippi she pursued a radiology studies at
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Holmes Community College and was employed at the time of her death and then this article wraps up by saying as
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investigations continue authorities aim to shed light on the circumstances surrounding this perplexing case that
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has left the family in mourning and a community seeking answers the point I was trying to make was the fact that we
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have these rules and regulations to go well we can't run this type of genealogy test
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until this time period of the investigation or until the individual was actually arrested that is protecting
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criminals and we shouldn't have laws like that we should have less laws that protect
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criminals and more laws that actually protect victims there are persons out there that are lobbying to take
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genealogy detective work completely out of detective work to begin with you know
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those those people are idiots and so and here's the thing you know we're talking
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about this is now mind you we are recording this a few days in advance so all we can hope for
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here is that before this reaches your ear balls they capture this monster in both cases whether they're connected
00:35:20
or not but capture this guy and here here's the thing this is an active very live very fresh
00:35:28
man hunt we do not know the name of the person that we are hunting we do not know the name of the person that killed
00:35:35
Rachel Marin but what we do know is we have his DNA and when we do find the individual we will be able to 100
00:35:42
percent clear a suspect or arrest them and have solid evidence to take this thing to court so what this situation
00:35:53
we're describing to you right here is a murder that took place less than two months ago
00:36:00
there's these types of cases in every jurisdiction in this country they're cold cases we have suspect
00:36:09
perpetrator DNA we have it somewhere on file we collected it at the murder scene
00:36:14
collected it from the victim some jurisdictions are doing the genealogy work we're allowed to and when
00:36:22
allowed to as the captain's pointing out and others jurisdictions are not Why Fools why why when when a when an
00:36:31
organization like the porch light project calls up a jurisdiction and says you have the suspect's DNA and a murder
00:36:38
case from 1992 and we are willing to pay for it to be tested in the private sector
00:36:45
why the hell would you say no but they do well that's why you should stop constantly claiming that you're a blue
00:36:54
blood well that person that answered the phone on that day does not represent men
00:36:59
and women of law enforcement in every jurisdiction across this country yeah that per we've said it a million times
00:37:06
there are people that are good at their jobs people that are bad at their jobs stupid or lazy every Walk of Life every
00:37:12
career has people that are good at their jobs and people that are bad at their jobs I mean there's also people there's
00:37:17
also people that don't even tick don't even tick don't even move the needle on the old give a [ __ ] factor on the old
00:37:24
give a [ __ ] meter they don't get they don't move the needle at all and so if if you don't care
00:37:32
give it to somebody that does care right and I hope I mean think about that I mean
00:37:40
well here I've tried to explain this to people I go because you know especially like people that like from our hometown
00:37:48
and stuff that go hey I listen to your podcast congratulations and you guys are doing big things and I
00:37:55
always say well you know yes I help out and I and I'll take some credit but I've said since we started this thing I
00:38:04
always applauded you because I felt like you have gone above and beyond I mean you spend a lot of time I mean heck just
00:38:11
to go to the meetings you have to travel a couple hours and what you guys are doing in Project porch light and look we
00:38:20
we always say a friend of the show James Renner but it's it's public knowledge that me and James have disagreed on
00:38:26
several things but I I have a hard time faulting the guy on anything because I I
00:38:32
also know how hard he's worked on the project porch light and when you guys go and connect with these departments and
00:38:40
then you've come back to me and said yeah we looked into this case and but they don't want our help
00:38:46
it makes no sense at all it's it's frustrating and uh and but I commend you and and you
00:38:55
know just as a side note if you have extra ten dollars in your pocket and you want it to go to a good fun you know
00:39:00
check out the porchlight project and uh donate if you can porchlightonline.org is where you can go
00:39:07
to learn more about that organization or to make a quick donation the here's here's the other reason for bringing up
00:39:13
this other case Captain right weather connected or not who has Authority who has jurisdiction
00:39:21
in both of the the cases LAPD the one the home invasion sexual assault case LAPD the one where the bodies found
00:39:29
wrapped up in in a son's bedroom and they're not releasing the son's name LAPD the reason why you bring up this
00:39:36
case even if it's not connected I think there's a chance that it could be that because it's not terribly far those two
00:39:43
La cases are not terribly far from one another in proximity but and in time frame too we we know that this this
00:39:50
young poor young woman was last heard from her family believes that they spoke to her on on August 7th so do you do you
00:39:57
got a killer bouncing back and forth across country or here's my other thing that I fear too
00:40:04
even if the cases are not connected what does the one case show us that for whatever reason LAPD is not releasing
00:40:12
that individual's name the body the person that that the room belongs to the person that sleeps in that bed in that
00:40:19
room where a body is found wrapped in plastic they've not released his name so it doesn't seem out of the realm of
00:40:29
possibility does it that they may know the name of the perpetrator in the home invasion
00:40:35
sexual assault case and for whatever reason they've come up with we're just not going to release their name yeah but
00:40:40
what's the joke what does LAPD stand for lazy ass Police Department thank God I don't have to go out there anytime soon
00:40:48
right we talked about uh Captain's not going to Florida guess where neither of us are
00:40:54
going for a long time well that's why I can't stay I want to go out there Sofi Stadium my goodness everybody wants to
00:40:59
go that's why I can't go to Florida because though if they find me they'll beat me half to death here's go ahead
00:41:07
so that's why I'm not going to hell either because yeah they'll be waiting for me at LAX they'll make an example
00:41:14
hey Captain uh what did you call those lazy ass Police Department we're gonna beat the hell out of you and look my
00:41:20
apologies if there's somebody out there listening that works for that department
00:41:24
and they want to call us up or tell us why everything seems a little weird out there please explain it to us we we will
00:41:31
quickly flip to the other side well no and like I said I mean the the problem with the title of this category that
00:41:39
everybody listens to and everybody watches it's called True Crime and the fact of the matter is I've been saying
00:41:45
it for seven years it should be called what we think we know so far because as much as we're bashing LAPD
00:41:54
there is a possibility that they're holding back this information for an actual good reason yeah for good reason
00:42:01
and so we can get frustrated but uh look it's but we don't know for for certain obviously and it's easy to
00:42:10
get worked up so in our defense it is easy to get worked up about these victims and people that have been
00:42:15
victimized and been killed in their and had good lives their whole life ahead of
00:42:21
them and were were snuffed out by some some monster and and you know I'm I'm glad I didn't
00:42:28
go on a 15-minute rant but I'm so sick and tired of these sexual assault and rape charges where we
00:42:34
have we start questioning the victim you know we don't we don't question robbery
00:42:39
victims we don't question murder victims you know I mean so well and that's the thing in in Rachel's case
00:42:46
that has sickened me where we have people that have come out and said well she went out there hiking or walking
00:42:54
alone well she was on a bunch of of dating websites uh she has five children look guess what kind of world I want to
00:43:03
live in a world where you can have five children be on dating websites and go out walking alone in a public place and
00:43:08
not get murdered I just like to start living in a society where men in general respect women more
00:43:14
and I know like complete monsters and I and I know that there's a lot of good guys out there and that's also the
00:43:21
frustrating thing though too is like it seems like there's a lot of women that don't
00:43:26
they're not interested in the good guys they're a little boring you know but it's like you know
00:43:32
having a man respect you should be high on your list and and and this is stuff that we can be
00:43:38
teaching our society and and we you know don't get me started on the school system but it's like let's knock
00:43:46
off this whole standardized School testing [ __ ] and let's teach some you know basic respect and
00:43:53
responsibilities and financial responsibilities and but we're never going to do one person I do want to give
00:43:59
a shout out to here before we wrap up Captain is Nancy Grace who many have followed in the True Crime world for
00:44:06
many years she's been obviously been on TV podcast all different forms of media throughout the years I did tune in and
00:44:16
listen to a portion of her show where the sheriff from Harford County was having a conversation with Nancy
00:44:24
Grace and the sheriff out there is Jeffrey Galler I love what he and his department is doing with the YouTube
00:44:32
videos with the updates with the press conferences being as transparent as they can be again they've held back a lot of
00:44:38
information but being up front with the public asking the public for help and then going out and spreading the word so
00:44:46
he goes on as a guest on Nancy Grace's show and the reason why Nancy gets a big shout out this week is because they're
00:44:53
discussing the video of the home Invader sexual assault person perpetrator leaving the home caught on the doorbell
00:45:02
Camera in La and they're discussing how he got lucky right you can only see the back of his head and he turns just so
00:45:10
slightly but you can't see his face and Nancy said look the back of this man's head is not going to identify him
00:45:18
to the public unless he unless he wear a Conehead would be the only would be the only way
00:45:24
that the back of this man's head would lead to an arrest but regardless of that of that great joke that that Nancy threw
00:45:31
out there we beg all of you please go and check out this video take a look at this person because it could help you
00:45:39
out you may see this person out there and if he's out there Crossing Country if he's out there crossing the country
00:45:47
crossing over state lines going into different communities and assaulting and killing people we all need to be on the
00:45:54
lookout for this individual because most likely I would almost bet money that this is a serial
00:46:01
killer and he'll be connected to other cases and um or a serial killer in the making
00:46:07
yeah and you know we don't always agree with Nancy Grace she used to annoy the crap out of me but you know I met her in
00:46:15
person at crime con years ago and she Charmed the pants off me so he's never put him back on ever since
00:46:22
the if you have a tip or if you have any information in Rachel Morin's case please please reach out to the Sheriff's
00:46:29
Department they're doing great work over there and they want to solve this quickly they want to arrest this man and
00:46:36
find this man as fast as they can they can be reached the following methods www.p3tips.com or you can call them at
00:46:51
1-888-540-8477 if you get a chance check out the video we'll have a clip on our website at truecrime garage.com
00:47:00
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00:47:43
the beautiful listeners yes we do Captain you know not too long ago we featured a three-part series called Sam
00:47:50
little the killer of women and that was episodes 585 through 587 on your true crime
00:47:58
garage listening dial today we're featuring a book about Samuel little and this book is called behold the monster
00:48:05
confronting America's most prolific serial killer by Jillian Lauren a New York Times best-selling author this book
00:48:12
is fantastic I cannot recommend it enough in fact you don't have to take my word for it great author best-selling
00:48:19
author Michael Conley says Sam little is the monster in this story and Jillian Lauren is the Slayer she is the one who
00:48:27
stuck her nose into it saw something was not right was dreadfully wrong in fact and did something about it check out
00:48:34
Behold The Monster by Jillian Lauren you can find that great title and many more
00:48:39
on our recommended page at our website True Crime garage.com and until next week be good be kind and don't let her
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thank you [Music]