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gather round grab a chair grab a beer let's talk some true crime foreign [Music]
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this is long long overdue my friend because way back in 2016 I believe we sat here together in the garage
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Halloween night drinking beers talking true crime documentaries that we had both seen we both came up with a list
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you gave a top ten I gave a top ten and since that day I think he blacked out that night I had such a good time
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I had such a good time that was there there about once a year I sleep on the garage floor
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and that was one that was one of those times but since that day Captain we have we have been hit hard with emails yeah
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people saying hey you got to watch this hey you gotta watch that hey when you're
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gonna come out with a new list yeah well guess what we we work very hard here in
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the garage and we decided last week a lot of people on spring break a lot of people having a good time so the captain
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and I said you know what let's let's we're gonna take a break let's chillax a little bit and let's have a good time
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because you know I've fallen behind on my true crime documentaries because each week we get we get eyeballs deep in a
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case for about a week's time and then we go in and record the thing and I keep getting told watch this watch that I
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don't I can't get involved in another case yes last week allowed me a little bit of time to get caught up on some of
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the ones that have been recommended to us so well we're supposed to be on spring break ourselves but then we
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decided hey less binge watch some true crime unless also binge drink and we'll make that our spring break and
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we'll give you something to listen to there we go so today we're going to do something it's a little different than
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how we did it in the past you know you gave your top 10 list I gave my top 10 list last time today we've kind of just
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collaborated on a list we have 10 recommendations for you to watch and it's not necessarily a countdown so to
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speak this is a no particular order at all but what we came up with this with is this this is must see True Crime TV
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is what I what I would call This And thank you to everybody who have sent in their recommendations throughout the the
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months since we've last done this but let's go over our top 10 list from before yes because then we'll get it we
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will get a bunch of emails and a bunch of posts that said hey you forgot about this one this is not so much about
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forgetting about anything there's there's definitely documentaries out there that we've not watched but we'll
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go through our list real quick Captain why don't you hit him with your top 10 list from back in 2016. So my top 10 was
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number 10 capturing the Freedmen's number nine Amanda Knox number eight case of JonBenet Ramsey it
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was the CBS special number seven The Imposter number six cropsy number five who took Johnny number four finding Emma
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The Fifth Estate docu series on Emma phillipoff number three west of Memphis number two Soaked in Bleach number one
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The Paradise Lost Trilogy series and for me Captain it was number 10 cropsy number nine the Imposter number
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eight making a murderer number seven the Iceman tapes that's an old one you know
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I like to always throw an old one in there that's because you're old my friend number six the devil and the
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death penalty number five dear Zachary number four who took Johnny number three killer Legends number two Eileen life
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and death of a serial killer and number one I shared we both shared uh the same thoughts on number one Paradise Lost
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Trilogy it's a must watch I've probably watched it five times um but those are our lists from 2016.
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this is a different list like I said these are must see True Crime TV so if you're listening at work what you want
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to do is you want to get out a little piece of paper a little pencil and write these down as you go actually or you
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could do what I did I used to go to the bathroom and take naps well what work what I think we will do is we will just
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we'll put this list on the blog so if you go to the website at truecrime garage.com you can click on the blog and
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we will have a list there for you to review and also this would be a good place to put I mean we're only going to
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get to 10 things that we've seen so there's tons of other stuff out there please please send it our way during
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down time I'm always looking for something good to watch yes but uh please don't post any spoilers on there
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yeah no spoilers okay so the first one I wanted to talk about Captain is one that
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was highly recommended and I thought I was really looking forward to this one it was called the keepers play that
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trailer for us captain Baltimore has always been a quintessentially Catholic City the
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priests were the authority whatever they told you to do you did the city has its
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level of corruption sister Kathy exemplified this Spirit of compassion and kindness I have never had
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a teacher like that before she was murdered our senior year and it's always haunted many people in the
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community our mission we were driven to find out who hurt sister Kathy people pop up from 45 50 years ago who say I
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have a story I'd like to tell you I believe caddy says Nick was killed because she was going to talk about what
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went on a Kia there's an on the record public story of what happened to sister Kathy
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and then there's the world beneath the police department and the state could provide protection for the
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appraised there were other people brought in local business owners politicians that were part of this
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network I can testify that over a hundred victims have been abused time is getting short for us to be able
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to figure out what happened to Kathy said to my mother you want to know why I drink because we killed a woman and we
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put her behind the shop he said see what happens when you say bad things about people
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this goes bigger and deeper than we can imagine the story is not the nun's killing
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the story is the cover-up of the nun story [Music] powerful stuff there there's stories but I'm telling you that
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trailer makes you want to go out and watch it oh I mean it was a very good uh docu-series as well it's about a cold
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case from 1969 um of a nun who was killed now the thing here though is once they start looking
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into her murder you start looking at potential other crimes that were being covered up at the same time this was a
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seven part series I don't have the episode lengths here in front of me but they were longer episodes probably about
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an hour each because this was a very comprehensive look at this case and that was the thing that was so impressive
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about the makers of the keepers they probably did one of the singular best jobs when it comes to rounding up all of
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the players they tracked everyone down and interviewed them and that's what's so great about this story it's got It's
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got everything it's a cold case murder of a victim that was truly a great wonderful human and being that spent her
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life trying to help and educate others someone that should have had absolutely no enemies but obviously she had at
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least one because she was murdered and once you learn about her you realize the only way she could have had an enemy is
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for that person to be truly truly evil it was made by the same people that made the Amanda Knox documentary and the
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making a murderer documentary as well so if you'd like those two you're gonna probably like this one my favorite part
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of this docu-series Captain was that they tracked down living suspects and interviewed them rarely when you watch
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these docu-series or documentaries can they can they get a suspect to be able to talk right you know and that was
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what was so fascinating here they tracked down all the living suspects and most of them sat through interviews and
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it's weird because at times you know they they kind of you you look at some of the things they
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say and you're like this person probably did this and then other things they say
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you're like maybe not um but this is an absolutely great docu-series one thing we wanted to do
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was we wanted to give some kind of grading to each one not disclosure I haven't seen this one yet okay well and
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maybe we should talk about that now because this is a comprehensive list this is you brought some to the table I
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brought some to the table some of them you have seen some of I have seen and some overlap where we've both seen them
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and we only had a week to binge yeah so sometimes the binging of the the drinking
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uh kind of got in the way of the binging of the watching you know when you end up
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taking a power nap like like I like to call it power nap when you're binging on the binging so
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the three things we wanted to discuss with each one of these that we go through today is one a grading
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to each one we'll give them a bottle cap grading one through five just like we do
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the beers five being the most delicious documentary docu-series out there um number two would be was it
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binge-worthy and number three would you watch it again right so Captain I think for this one for Keepers I gave it four
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out of five bottle caps I thought it was very well done it's it's pretty high yeah it's it's a very good docu-series
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binge Worthy I would say yes and and I I gotta kind of give a little more thought to that
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than just a yes the way that it worked for me was this was highly anticipated by me I was
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really looking forward to this docu-series it does start off a little slow episode one episode two was a
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little little slow once once I got through two I couldn't get enough of it I started
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tearing through these things because I'm like they start getting to the suspects
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and I'm like I gotta know what happened I gotta know what these weirdos are up to
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um would I watch it again I I actually I put no for what I watch it again just because it was very comprehensive like I
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said it was very thorough I actually don't find a need to watch it again I was able to absorb everything and I
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thought they did a fantastic job and like you said it's a multi it's seven parts or something like that so that's a
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lot it's a commitment to re-watch again yeah so now that you watch this series would you put it on your top 10 list of
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best True Crime docs or would it take somebody's place I put in you on the spot yeah you did I
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didn't realize this was going to be part of the conversation I don't I don't know
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I don't think so um would be my best tell me sir tell me answer you son of a [ __ ] I don't think
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so it was very good and I would ABS I've recommended it to people outside of the
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garage but you want to knock somebody off your list no not for not for the keepers okay next
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up we have O.J Simpson the Lost confession and the captain has a clip from that interview for us the chapter
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chapter six is called the night in question [Music] uh and you write in the book now picture
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this and keep in mind that this is hypothetical hypothetical hypothetical why don't you tell me what might have
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happened on the night of June 12 1994 and let's just walk through them well first of all it's this is very difficult
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for me to do this uh it was very difficult for me because it's hypothetical I know and I accept the
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fact that people are going to feel whatever way they're going to feel you know uh they gonna uh
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um you know some whatever whatever they want to feel in the book The hypothetical is uh Charlie uh Charlie
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uh this guy Charlie shows up the guy where I used to become friends with and uh I don't know why you had been buying the
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Kohl's house but it told me you wouldn't believe what's going on over there and uh
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and I remember thinking well whatever's going over that's got to stop right so we kind of hooked up together and uh
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you know I'm kind of broad stroking this we go over get into Bronco and go over it but let's just go back and do the
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details where did you park see the detail the park in the alley and you put on a wool cap and gloves
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uh in hypothetical I put on Captain gloves right and um you reached under the seat for
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a knife I always kept a knife in that car for the crazies and stuff because you can't
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travel with a gun and I remember Charlie saying you ain't bringing that and I didn't right but I
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believe he took it Charlie took the knife in the book yeah yes so the back gate you go through the back
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gate yes and it was open or broken or I don't recall okay okay I go to the front and I'm looking to see what's
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going on um and I can see that it appears like Nicole I had candles all the time she
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really did to keep her overhead down I think and music was on and while I was there a guy shows up
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so Ron Goldman comes in the back game yeah I I got I really didn't recognize I may have seen him around but I really
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didn't recognize him to be anyone and uh and I in the mood I was in I started having words with him she says
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to you I just came by to return a pair of glasses Judy left them at the restaurant yeah where's that effect yes
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and and uh I don't know if I bleed it or didn't believe it it was pretty much immaterial because
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you know uh I was more concerned about everything that that everything that was going on you know and uh was fed up with
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it I guess and uh you get into a fight Nicole comes out got a little loud and by that time uh
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Nicole had come out so let me see if I have this right Captain this was actually filmed this was a interview
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slash confession that was actually filmed in 2016 or I'm sorry 2006. well they never caught a confession in 2006.
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it was just an interview Right filmed in 2006 but not released not televised until 2018. right so the story I heard
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was you know obviously OJ wrote the book if I did it and this was to promote that
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book and so it was you know we're going to give an interview about the hypotheticals that he wrote about in the
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book right and that was in 2006 now the story I heard was the goldmans came out and they
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basically [ __ ] blocked it right and they're like you're not going to be doing an interview about this and they
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had a bunch of issues because they were not getting paid from the civil suit that he was supposed to pay him for so
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any profit that he made off the book and if you look at the book now I believe it
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says it was written by uh the goldmans it wasn't even technically written by OJ because anything any of the prophets of
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that book go to the goldmans right so for whatever reason 12 years later they decide to release this interview but
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they did in a very cool way because they have a panel of people uh the host that
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was on the interview in 2006 they also have Christopher Darden which was one of the prosecutors uh in the OJ trial and
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they have this whole panel of and there was a some lady that was friends with Nicole Simpson so
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that play clips of the interview and then want the panel's reaction right and it's two hours long but I'm telling you
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the whole two hours my my jaw was on the floor you told me you were on the edge of your seat for because because you
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hear right there in that clip that you selected for us you hear that you're like these are bizarre answers well OJ
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is bizarre anyways yeah but he's and just the amount of laughing he does it's I mean it's so shocking and
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anybody that does not believe that he is guilty uh of these murders should just watch
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this this interview um and I think they call it the Lost confession again he's he States over and
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over hypothetical or in the book right so that's not really a confession where I
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find a lot of tells which you'll find during the interview he'll say well as I remember
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and that's different like if you made up a story you wouldn't be remembering the
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story you would be you're just remembering life yeah and there's a bunch of little tells and it was very
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cheer chilling um and it was just very odd but I it was definitely well worth watching I'm gonna
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give it um 3.5 bottle caps there you go and I would uh it's easy to binge watch obviously it's two hours long so it's
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not the technical term binge watching and what I watch again um I would say yes I've actually watched
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several Clips um that have been on YouTube again and listened to several reactions of people
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reacting to those those clips so yes I would watch it again next up we have murder in the park
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free a wrongfully convicted man 48 hours away from being executed has got to be the great dream of any reporter anywhere
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there was one problem though it was one big lie a bunch of kids who had taken a course
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on journalism dug up the information that was there available to the police we went and we reenacted the crime and
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we found out that the eyewitness couldn't have seen it at all they were Heroes the case was a pivotal moment in
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the abolition of the death penalty in Illinois I'm commuting the sentence of all death row in me I said there's
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something going on but what's going on is not what you see on TV a journalism Professor intentionally
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leaves out the most important fact of all They seized on the name of a guy with no evidence and concluded he was
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the real killer he tells me the man is getting ready to die for something I did she told us that she had been there when
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her husband committed the crime totally inconsistent the victims were shot five times how many shots did you
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hear really three maybe four I don't know this case had a motive behind it bigger than the crime
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I was in the wrong place at the wrong time and these guys are saying they'll help me get out of prison they'll say
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whatever they want me to say the right guy Anthony Porter killed those two people so utter Eldridge it's
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Justice upside down will make this right is my freedom murder in the park came out in 2014 it's
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a hour and a half long it's the story that has rocked the city of Chicago in a case that many believe is the reason why
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the state of Illinois abolished the death penalty so Anthony Porter who was once convicted of a double homicide and
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sentenced to death his death sentence is commuted just days before the execution
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was to be carried out this happens when another man confesses to the crime so they release Anthony Porter but then
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many start to doubt his innocence and suspect that both men were simply Pawns in a much much larger plan this is
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available on Netflix I highly recommend this one Captain it's a fascinating story I have seen Clips I have just not
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seen the whole thing yet this is one that when I downloaded the trailer I was like I gotta go watch this tonight it's
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a very good trailer yes it's a very good documentary well and with all the stuff
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with Adnan syed's case going on it's kind of remind it's remnants of that yes uh I give it four out of five bottle
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caps and uh another high score would I watch it again you know binge-worthy is kind of a weird one that applies more to
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the docu-series not so much the uh because I sat down and watched this all in one one take you know I might have
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hit pause to get up and get a second beer but sat down and watched it all in one take now four out of five bottle
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caps and would I watch it again yes yes I would watch this one again we'll get right back to must see True Crime right
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after this quick beer break foreign [Music] ties back to the binging so we talked
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about the creepers the keepers we also talked about O.J Simpson the Lost confession and murder in the Park
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yeah and the next one up is a interesting one Captain called warm wood wormwood let's roll the clip welcome Dr
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Olson it says here you've been unsettled in this cold war the most dangerous weapon is information
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you are the men who know the secrets we are the men who keep the secrets [Music]
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[Music] [Applause] thank you what were you told at the time of your father's death I was told that your
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father has had an accident but that was the cover story told by the CIA [Music] all right wormwood you have not seen
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this one have you I have not but it came out late 2017 on Netflix this was a six-part series it's about a man named
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Frank Olson who died under mysterious circumstances back in 1953 and the story is told through his son Eric Olson while
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this is a famous kind of like urban legend right about the CIA agent that was fed some LSD and then this agent
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jumped out the window to his death and this is a urban legend I've heard for years I don't know have you heard this
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for years I I have heard it for years because you've told me about it okay for years hey did you hear about the guy
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that jumped out of the window yeah you told me last time um so not much to get into here and I
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don't want to spoil anything but it's his son did a bunch of digging and there was a bunch of lawsuits and there's a
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bunch of information that came comes out and it's very fascinating and anybody that thinks that the government just
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does what they tell you they're doing this is a documentary you're going to want to watch because this is very
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factual and it's also backed up like I said by the lawsuits um now I'm old so the first time I went
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to watch this it was pretty late and I knew that it was a series so I figured well I'll get through one and maybe I'll
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watch you know one a day for the next few days or whatever and I passed out okay the first the
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first episode but we're not to judge this on that experience it was what I think you're trying to say yeah and and
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so I think it was the next day I watched it and some of it is a little dry there's some really cool scenes where
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they reenact them with some really good actors and then also you know Olson's son I think is a very likable character
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and I think that plays well into enjoying it so I'm going to give it uh three bottle caps and it's definitely
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binge-worthy and would I binge it again um I'm gonna say no okay continuing on Captain next up one of my
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favorites The Thin Blue Line foreign we're picking docs to watch must see I actually thought we're going to try to
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pick it in this decade bleeding Captain because the Thin Blue Line came out in 1988 it's uh 103
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minutes long and you know I absolutely love the older documentaries I I love them in this one The Thin Blue Line is
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an absolute Masterpiece yes it's about pregnancy test well this is kind of fitting that we
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followed wormwood with The Thin Blue Line because they have the same director now just 20 years or 30 years later hey
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personally I think he should do a true crime documentary every year he's that good at it this covers a story about a
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one about one night in November back in 1976 when a man named Randall Adams his car breaks down on the side of the road
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he's stranded and he accepts a ride from a teenager this is David Harris Harris is driving a stolen vehicle and later
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that night Dallas police officer Robert Wood pulls the car over and he is shot and killed now this classic documentary
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explores David Harris's perjured testimony misleading witness accounts and police misconduct that led a jury to
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believe that Randall Adams is the killer so let me tell you what I loved about this the most okay so this was a 1988
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release right and a strange side note here this was released in Select theaters which is not common place today
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with true crime documentaries but since it was in 1980s production it's got that simple perfect format that
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was used on Unsolved Mysteries short interview Clips followed by reenactments of the night of the crime which warmroid
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has reenactments as well so yeah and actually style right yeah his last name is Morris I believe the director and he
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actually came under Fire for this for that style using that style in this documentary they were like you shouldn't
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have done reenactments it ruined it they just wanted the critics just wanted to see the interviews and I could not
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disagree more and I tell you why because the way that he breaks this down is that
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you hear an interview with one of the individuals one of the players involved in this crime whether it be law
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enforcement eyewitness or one of the suspects you hear their version of the story and the the documentary starts off
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showing you a basic a very basic almost newspaper account uh reenactment of the crime right and then as you get each
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person's story they start to add more to the reenactment as they go through it so
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it kind of overlaps as it goes so each time they show the reenactment you're getting more and more of the story after
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several accounts the real story starts to take shape I absolutely love this one you can watch this on Netflix I gave it
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five out of five bottle caps wow yeah um and what I was about would you watch it again I I actually put no for this
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which sounds weird when I give it five out of five but that's only it's only because I've watched it twice already so
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so I guess you can say yes yes okay so that again that's one that I haven't seen and I think that's all the ones
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that I haven't seen or you haven't seen right no we have call me lucky oh yeah call me
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lucky so let's roll the trailer well there's a couple of things I have to accomplish and if I do I think I think
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I'll be able to put my little tile and they go in the grand Mosaic of life and those two things are they'd like to
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overthrow the government of the United States and I like to close the Catholic Church Barry Clemens was this weird
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mythical force he'd spawned all of these great humorous all the Poundstone planning Heaven meaning Dennis Leary he
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was a guy who you heard about before you actually saw this whispered about presence I never met anyone like him
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he's just this combination of gnome Chomsky and Bluto I got caught smuggling books into
00:35:24
Kentucky got off into technicality no one could prove they were books what's the kind of stuff I can do here
00:35:35
just get out I don't like you he stopped I think worrying about whether he was being funny or not
00:35:43
there was a lot of personal things that happened in his life when he was young that came out later
00:35:49
it was the most shocking thing I think in my life that I heard it's scary for anybody of any age to really see someone
00:35:56
who's the face of evil when AOL was in its infancy he was looking for other survivors in the chat
00:36:05
rooms I was Gary called me up he said look at this and I went oh I couldn't believe you know what I
00:36:10
was seeing I just can't imagine pretending to be one of these people that cost him such misery he was angry
00:36:16
he essentially left us with a big problem he damaged himself to save these kids after months of knocking on aol's door I
00:36:25
was suddenly face to face before the U.S Senate Judiciary Committee AOL is the key Link in a network of child
00:36:31
pornography traffickers they weren't quite sure what to make a bearing [Music] not surrender being rude funny obnoxious
00:36:41
truth tellers but I can't think of anybody that I respect more than Barry he's a reminder that you do have power
00:36:48
no matter what they do I am a witness to what you can go on to become call me lucky
00:36:56
all right call me lucky it came out in 2015 it was directed by Bobcat Goldthwait there you go from the uh
00:37:05
police academy movies yeah I'm a stand-up comedian and it's about the comedian Barry crimmins and this is
00:37:13
maybe not a true crime show I'm gonna stop you there I'm gonna stop you there because you called me
00:37:18
just a couple days ago when we were talking about different documentaries what should go on the list what
00:37:24
shouldn't and you said to me you said hey I got this one that I loved but I don't know if it's true crime what I
00:37:30
wanted to watch it right but I don't I didn't know if it was true crime because I've only seen interviews about this
00:37:37
documentary call me lucky and I thought I knew there was element there that was possibly true crime so I said hey let's
00:37:46
put it on the list I'm definitely going to check it out well I'm not only going to have your back on this decision here
00:37:52
Captain I'm going to help Champion your cause because from my understanding this
00:37:57
is one that I've not seen but from my understanding this this man who grew up to be a comedian he he had a traumatic
00:38:05
childhood he was raped as a child yeah and he would go on to help arrest and convict uh pedophiles yes and what I
00:38:16
find amazing about the thought of this is that you know we talk about this is a crime that is
00:38:23
percentage-wise very underreported it's it's a it's a crime that goes underreported undetected and here we
00:38:30
have a man that is strong enough to come out many years later and say look this happened to me and not only did this
00:38:37
happen to me and everybody should have an awareness of this but also I'm going to do something about this I'm going to
00:38:43
help put an end to this criminal act I'm going to help round up some of these bad
00:38:49
guys and put them behind bars yeah and so what he did basically was um I don't want to give too much away the majority
00:38:59
of the documentary goes over Barry's life how he got to this point and at some point he had a breakdown on stage
00:39:08
and this was I believe in the mid 90s and he just basically came out and explained that he was raped then he
00:39:16
actually went into pretty much hiding into Cleveland and he discovered that these pedophiles were using AOL chat
00:39:25
rooms and he just spent years collecting information and then he took that to the
00:39:33
government and presented the information and there's great scenes of him debating
00:39:38
uh the spokesperson from AOL and basically saying look you guys are you guys are protecting these criminals
00:39:47
right and he was and this is before anybody had a clue that there were networking on the internet I mean some
00:39:54
of these congressmen didn't even understand what the internet was right and because of that he basically said
00:40:00
here's the problem now you guys figured that out and because of that I believe just in Cleveland alone they've been
00:40:08
able to arrest over a thousand individuals and it's sad and it's um funny obviously
00:40:16
because it's about a comedian and but the cool thing about it and I'm go I'm going to change my ring I put
00:40:23
down 3.5 stars or 3.5 bottle caps but I'm gonna say four you've talked about it now you've gotten pumped up a little
00:40:30
bit Yeah because here's what's great about it it's not just the comedy part that's interesting it's not just what he
00:40:37
tried to do to stop these evil monsters that he you know was attacked again like we were
00:40:45
talking about before when he was younger um but it was also just it was a good story about
00:40:52
somebody that had something awful done to him and was constantly making other people's lives better and after you're
00:41:01
done watching it you think how can I do that every day to wake up and how can I make maybe somebody else's
00:41:07
life better so I I just think it's a good story overall and uh and I also heard this great story that they didn't
00:41:14
have funding towards the end and um Bobcat went to Robin Williams when Robin Williams was sick and he said
00:41:23
great comedian no longer with us right and he went to him and said you know I feel like I'm torturing this guy I'm
00:41:30
making him relive you know make him very relive these things and making them visit places that
00:41:37
maybe he shouldn't have to revisit and now we're out of money and I don't know what to do and we've been working on
00:41:42
this for years and Robin Williams even though he was you know ill at the time he said
00:41:48
this is too important not to be made and it's too important for people not to see
00:41:53
it and he helped fund to finish the documentary so I highly recommend this I'm going to give it like I said
00:42:01
four bottle caps um binge-worthy obviously it's like an hour and a half and would I watch it
00:42:07
again um I don't know I mean I think if I need some inspiration to try to be a better person
00:42:13
it would be a good thing but it is very dark subject matter so I don't know if I
00:42:19
if I could watch it again next up we have the family I had you think you killed somebody no I know
00:42:32
I did I feel so messed up the day that Ella was born Paris fell in love years later he destroyed my life
00:42:48
I'm horrified about what he did to Ella but I never stopped loving Paris there's no somewhere inside of him he is
00:42:58
dark and it's so obvious that he needs help he said you used to say that you would
00:43:07
never be able to kill anybody unless they hurt one of your kids I bet you didn't think it was going to
00:43:16
turn out like this the family I had came out in 2017 it's an hour and 17 minutes
00:43:22
long it's about a mother who recounts how her family was shattered after her almost genius IQ level son commits
00:43:30
murder this one is especially sad it's uh you know look True Crime is sad it's shocking it's disturbing this is this
00:43:39
one is a must watch but my warning is it's sad just like when we did this before and I recommended dear Zachary I
00:43:48
cried a little during that documentary I don't know if I cried during this one but I was I was pretty close a few times
00:43:56
but I do say this was a must watch this was on ID Investigation Discovery Channel so it's so to find this you may
00:44:05
want to check out their website but I know it's available for purchase on YouTube and Google Play yeah I watched
00:44:13
it I think on tunes and this is very similar to me to Newtown the documentary Newtown
00:44:21
and so the thing I liked about it is it makes you Ponder and makes you wonder and makes you
00:44:30
cautious of you know I have nieces and nephews and you start thinking well maybe you should watch for things
00:44:37
because you know in hindsight they start thinking well if we would have picked this up that our
00:44:44
son said if we would have thought this was strange that our son said so that's the part I liked about the part I didn't
00:44:51
like about it is I prefer a true crime doc or series that's actually doing some kind of investigation and is there a
00:45:01
whodunit factor and in this case it's like we know who did it and now here's the aftermath and it's
00:45:08
very similar to like it's a new town where it's like it's just it's like it gets sad and it just stays sad so I
00:45:16
think it's a a good one I rated it uh two and a half bottle caps I gave this one three and a half out of five and and
00:45:26
the reason being for me sometimes when I sit down to watch something you know I I'm looking for
00:45:34
I love anything that that invokes emotion good or bad you know some some documentary some movies will make me
00:45:42
angry some will make me sad some will make me inspired um and anything I find anything that
00:45:49
invokes emotion to be a powerful thing and for that purpose I gave this three and a half out of five bottle caps right
00:45:58
obviously it's binge-worthy because it's not that long um I would not watch it again though
00:46:03
because it's just like I said it's sad and stay sad and the other interesting thing is there's there's
00:46:10
some weird stuff about the grandmother that kind of comes to light and some kind of weird interviews that she has
00:46:17
where I go man you should dive into that a little more it almost makes you wonder
00:46:22
if the old Apple didn't fall too far from the tree and some some aspect yeah so again it's good but
00:46:31
um be warned that it's very sad next up we have the Golden State killer It's Not
00:46:36
Over for 40 years he played a game with law enforcement clenched teeth we have his DNA we just have to find the
00:46:50
right guy he is a nightmare come to life and he could be anywhere this one is one of the
00:46:59
more recent ones on our list this came out this year on the ID Investigation Discovery Channel
00:47:05
but not to be confused with a show called search for Golden State killer unmasking the killer TV series those are
00:47:13
two different ones and actually I didn't know that the other one existed until I
00:47:17
watched this one this was the Golden State killer it's not over was a four pot part docu-series
00:47:24
each about an hour long with commercials so you know 40 minutes long without in this one we have a man named Paul holes
00:47:34
he's an expert Cold Case Investigator I'm not certain but I think Paul is with the Contra Costa County don't quote me
00:47:42
on that but some of the crimes that they document here took place there now the Golden State killer in my opinion is one
00:47:50
of the worst predators of the late 20th century I know some of you have heard of
00:47:55
him you may have also be familiar with his other names ears which is short for East area rapist or yet another name the
00:48:04
original Night Stalker so why so many names well this is a horrible individual that terrorized several communities he
00:48:12
has three different monikers because it took years to figure out that all of these crimes committed in different
00:48:19
areas where in fact the work of the same offender so this monster started off breaking into homes and stealing things
00:48:26
this then turned to breaking into homes with young women or teenage girls in the
00:48:31
home followed by binding them and raping them then this SOB graduates to murder so just like anything with criminals
00:48:39
there can be an actual often gradual Evolution especially when you're talking about someone who breaks in rapes robs
00:48:47
and kills right there's a lot of crimes being committed this guy that they are looking for is responsible for 50 rapes
00:48:55
in Northern California in the mid 70s and the murder of 12 people in Southern California from 1979 to 1986.
00:49:04
I'll tell you what Captain I gave this one three out of five bottle caps and as far as binge worthy I I'm gonna I'm
00:49:11
gonna say so so on the binge worthy because there's a lot of crimes being committed
00:49:17
there's a lot of it's it's kind of a you know there's 50 rapes there's there's 12
00:49:22
murders and it's it kind of gets a little heavy in the sense that it's like they're reporting on this crime this
00:49:29
crime this crime this crime this crime it gets to be a lot to kind of take in and digest you said three out of five
00:49:37
bottle caps I gave it three I actually gave it three and a quarter there you go bottle caps
00:49:43
now I should stay I have a really good friend Morgan if you're out there what up man give me a call
00:49:52
um he is very big into ears right that's just doesn't sound right he's really big into the
00:50:01
um Golden State serial killer and so I don't know a lot about the case and I think that's why I rated a little bit
00:50:08
higher because I'm not that familiar with it and so I thought it was a really good introduction for me
00:50:14
um now Morgan my friend that really listened um knows a lot about this case suggested the other one is better
00:50:21
unmasking the killer yeah and so I'm guessing that's better if you know more about the crime okay you know so
00:50:29
again I don't know much about it I've heard you know obviously in circles you know we'll talk a lot about like Dahmer
00:50:36
and we'll talk a lot about West Memphis Three and different things like that and God I think I've talked to
00:50:42
everybody about the mara Murray case but this is the case anytime it's brought up
00:50:48
I just kind of have to sit back and go I don't even know what they're talking about so it was a very good introduction
00:50:53
I'm going to say uh three and a quarter bottle caps I'm gonna say it's binge-worthy and would I watch it again
00:51:00
uh probably not I'd probably watch the other one that my friend Morgan uh told me to watch yeah I said the same thing I
00:51:07
probably would not watch it again I I do think it's good um and and here's the thing what I
00:51:14
enjoyed the most about it uh to to you know it's it's tough to say would you watch it again no but you should go
00:51:19
watch it right the reason why I'm telling other people to go watch it is because they did a good job with with
00:51:24
coming up with some new theories and maybe these theories are only new to me but I found the theories that they
00:51:31
presented during this docu-series to be fascinating and so interesting theories interesting possible solutions to to
00:51:40
horrible crimes that have gripped California the state of California for decades all right we're down to the
00:51:46
final two uh okay so like I said big fan of Mara Murray so I have to put The Disappearance of Mara Murray the
00:51:56
docu-series that was on oxygen on this list we don't know where she is we don't know
00:52:02
where she was going and we don't know what happened to her scene since she crashed on Route 112 in
00:52:11
which though a witness saw her walking away from the accident she was going to graduate into a nurse
00:52:17
in Korea she was a role model for me such a driven individual she didn't deserve any harm
00:52:24
where is more Murray what happened to her how does a person disappear when there's
00:52:29
three people I come back at times I think that I may have disappeared too Fred what do you think happened tomorrow
00:52:38
the guy grabbed her and killed him it makes you think that this is the serial killer I think Mora found out she was
00:52:45
pregnant I'd like to think maybe she escaped she wanted to start her new life somewhere
00:52:50
tomorrow we knew was completely different than what's come up in all of these theories sure enough I started
00:52:56
peeling back the layers and I found all these secrets that sounded like she was crying and she
00:53:02
mentioned something about her sister why are you upset with the police I think they're hiding something none of the
00:53:08
police contacted me and I'm her sister you cannot trust anybody her family policemen people who were on the scene
00:53:16
what did you do mister you will become obsessed with this case if you haven't already
00:53:23
you will this is a last-ditch attempt to solve this case and I just want to find the truth
00:53:32
potentially this could be the last piece of evidence that could help us link anything to Maura Murray's case I really
00:53:39
think you can find her did you see her face it's the longest time you ever sat for a
00:53:43
Stakeout there he is from he [ __ ] knows [Music] where is my daughter all right we've talked about this before
00:54:01
on the show we had the host Maggie and art on to talk about it with us um this is oxygen
00:54:08
and again a lot of us you know I prefer it seems like I think they're shot better the ones that are done for
00:54:16
Netflix not always but I think the ones that are done for like Netflix or Hulu it seems like they have a little bit
00:54:23
better of a budget but this one is shot so freaking well it just looks good it sounds good you have two good looking
00:54:34
hosts yeah Maggie's good looking and an Art's a handsome devil and being so close to a
00:54:42
case like this and it becomes a little more personal right it's like anytime they make a
00:54:49
documentary or somebody's coming out like with when truth and Justice said that they're going to cover the West
00:54:54
Memphis Three case it's like it feels personal you know and yeah and you question it and and Bob's doing a good
00:55:01
job if you like The West Memphis Three case check out the truth and Justice podcast he's doing a good job on that
00:55:07
but with the mara Murray I've researched it so much I'm so into it right away um for my good friend Aurelia telling me
00:55:15
about the case it's like I was sucked in for months um followed the every podcast about it
00:55:21
and then you find out it's going to be on oxygen and the first thing is you think oh God don't ruin this right
00:55:29
and so you got to get used to the host are they going to grow on you um both of the hosts grew on me
00:55:39
you know over a couple episodes you got to start seeing their personalities you gotta start seeing the way they think
00:55:45
and art just has a great um a great investigative mind and the thing that I love like I said it was
00:55:54
shot really well it's a six-part series uh each and hour long yeah you couldn't binge it because they you can binge it
00:56:04
now but you couldn't then because it came out every week and I remember the first time thinking I'm just gonna wait
00:56:11
you know that's six weeks or whatever so I can binge it all at the same time and that that did not happen I watched
00:56:19
every week and every I think it was on like a Saturday so I had to like you know people would be like hey come
00:56:24
have a beer or something I'm going like oh man I'm busy I gotta work in the morning but that's just because I wanted
00:56:29
to watch the docu series and I thought it was really good but the thing that I loved about it
00:56:34
was this case in particular has all these talking points and all these points of speculation that people have
00:56:40
speculated on the internet for years and years and years and for some reason this
00:56:45
case is very polarizing if you think that you uh know let's say one of the points of speculation that you have a
00:56:53
gut feeling that that you know what happened they did a really good job of taking all these points that have been
00:56:59
discussed throughout the years and breaking them down one by one and actually coming up with answers
00:57:07
and and I would argue now there's still some people that are like oh what they came up with is is [ __ ] right
00:57:13
no I would say that a lot of the theories that they came up with a lot of the tests they've done actually proved
00:57:21
things and they can and to me it stops the conversation of a lot of the points of speculation
00:57:28
well the thing here Captain they kind of did something what we have had to do here in the garage a few times
00:57:35
sometimes when you take a look at a case and you really dive in near the end of it you start to go okay we're not going
00:57:42
to be able to come to a final conclusion we're not going to be able to say who we
00:57:47
think did it or we think this happened this way and and why it happened this way so so what they were very smart
00:57:55
about is they took a lot of these different theories a lot of these different angles and they did something
00:58:02
that I love they crossed a few of them off right you know because sometimes when you can't when you can't say this
00:58:08
is what happened at least you can go ahead and investigate and tell us what didn't happen so we can get a little
00:58:14
closer to the truth and I thought they did a fantastic job of doing that uh you said binge-worthy I say extremely
00:58:21
binge-worthy and I'll tell you why this is what I did I kind of let the DVR fill
00:58:25
up with this one for a while right and it was just because I knew the case well enough and I thought okay this is going
00:58:30
to go one of two ways either I'm not going to like it and it's going to be a waste of my time right
00:58:36
Kaku poo poo poo yeah or B and this is what I was hoping for is that I know how this case goes and I thought if they do
00:58:44
this well I'm not going to want to just watch one episode I'm going to want to watch two or three so I let the old DVR
00:58:50
fill up with this one for a while and six parts I think I watched it in three nights uh once it was all done so I
00:58:57
would say this is extremely binge-worthy as far as a grade I gave this a three and a half bottle caps out of five
00:59:05
um would I watch it again I I actually I put no but I I don't know that that actually would you watch it again to me
00:59:12
doesn't have any justification as to how good something is right right sometimes
00:59:18
when things when things are laid out very clear and cut and they're very precise in the way that they deliver the
00:59:24
information you don't need to watch it again I felt like I absorbed it all I I felt like I could give a book report on
00:59:31
it when I was done and like I said this was is a case and like you said this was
00:59:35
a case that we both studied a lot so we hold it in high regard oh my God I hope they do this right and they did it right
00:59:41
they did a great job well in this case is so strange too because um I remember irelia telling me
00:59:48
when she goes oh have you heard of this marmari case and it's a crazy case and I
00:59:53
remember talking to James Renner the first time and he said yes this is a weird case because
00:59:59
you become a part of it is what he said right so think about this on in these ways
01:00:07
um this documentary comes out now we don't know Maggie and art but now we do and we're going to be hanging out with
01:00:13
Maggie at crime con so if you haven't got your crime Con tickets make sure you do so use our code TC garage uh but
01:00:20
Maggie will be there and we'll be hanging out and drinking I not for sure if art will be there I hope he is
01:00:25
because I'd like to drink with him but Tim and Lance were on the show we've hung out and we've drank with Tim and
01:00:31
Lance and our buddy James Renner the king of Cleveland we've hung out and drank with
01:00:36
him so there's a lot of people that we know in real life that were actually in this docu-series which was uh made
01:00:44
even more personal are you grading on a curve because you know those people and you're going to have to see them no I'm
01:00:50
not I actually I I scrutinized it more because of that I think so and and like I said I mean I I developed over a
01:00:57
couple episodes I developed a little a little bit of a crush on Maggie I won't deny that
01:01:03
um I have a big crush on Art yeah and that's okay because I have I have you know I have some man feelings for art as
01:01:10
well now I I did find out that Maggie has an awesome boyfriend and he's way cooler than I am so there's no chance
01:01:17
there I mean the guy has way cooler tattoos and he I think he has awesome motorcycles so I do not have him you're
01:01:24
getting off track here I'm getting off track my I digress anyways it's a great series and I think more docu-series
01:01:32
should be done this way it's you know it was more about trying to find answers than it was telling a story and for that
01:01:40
like I gave it four and a half bottle caps I said it's been binge worthy and would I watch it again I have I've
01:01:48
watched it um now what I do it'd be like the third episode or the fourth episode and they'd
01:01:53
replay the old ones or play a couple before and so I'd re-watch just to see if I missed something
01:01:58
um anyways I think it's really great and you should check it out I think you can
01:02:02
do so just on oxygen.com or whatever well and I'll tell you what Captain you know oxygen before this docu-series came
01:02:10
out oxygen had already decided that they were going to throw their hat in the ring the the True Crime garage I'm sorry
01:02:17
they're gonna throw their hat in the old true crime ring that's that's the bourbon talking but I'll tell you what I
01:02:23
think that this docu-series The Disappearance of Mara Murray I think for me this showed that oxygen deserves to
01:02:30
be there they belong there yeah and being friends with uh Maggie and art it'll be interesting to see if they do
01:02:36
something else again but let's get to the final one my friend that's right rounding out the top
01:02:42
that's right rounding out the ten let's keep that in there yeah I can't do top ten rounding out the top ten it's not a
01:02:50
top ten list rounding out our 10 today we have mind Hunter it's not easy butchering people
01:03:00
it's hard work physically and mentally I don't think people realize you need to vent
01:03:10
you know there's a lot more like me do you think so 40 years ago your FBI was founded hunting down John Dillinger
01:03:20
now we have extreme violence between strangers we travel around the country and teach
01:03:26
FBI techniques to Cops you guys mind if I bother you for a minute she was found cuffed and lashed to the bed what people
01:03:33
won't do to each other it's nothing people won't do we should be using every resource we can
01:03:40
talking to the smartest people we find from the broadest possible Spectrum are criminals born
01:03:46
or are they formed the paths are convinced that there's nothing wrong with them so these men are
01:03:51
virtually impossible to study yet you have found a way in near perfect laboratory conditions hello ladies
01:03:58
that's what makes this so exciting and potentially so far-reaching these guys rub off on me the way they
01:04:05
view sex and women it is not our job to commiserate with these people it is our job to electrocute them I can't like
01:04:11
everything we do we're talking to serial killers serial killers new terminology I'm trying to warn you your attitude is
01:04:18
gonna bite you in the ass so young to be ruining people's lives what did you do you're developing a pattern of behavior
01:04:24
that will not sustain you here agent Ford if you leave I can't help you there's no procedural rule book for how
01:04:28
to talk to these people if any of this is going to work we need to talk to more subjects more you want truffles
01:04:33
you got to get in the dirt with the pigs how do we get ahead of crazy if we don't
01:04:42
know how crazy thinks [Music] oh man it's so good mine hunter is a TV series that came on
01:04:52
on 2017 it's about uh the FBI in the late 70s two FBI agents expand criminal science by delving into the psychology
01:05:01
of murder and getting uneasily close to real monsters for all of you out there that love the show Criminal Minds this
01:05:09
is the very adult version of Criminal Minds it's on Netflix it's a 10-part series the episodes vary in length just
01:05:18
like most Netflix series but I would say most are in the 40 minute to one hour range what really shocked me Captain I
01:05:27
thought mine hunter was deserving of several Awards it's so well done and put together it really has everything it is
01:05:35
slow at times but it is violent it's dramatic uh yes it's even funny at times and it's intriguing to watch special
01:05:43
ages agents Holden Ford and Bill tench take apart the Criminal Mind peeling it'll weigh one layer at a time like an
01:05:52
onion then you see them employ techniques they have learned about the Criminal Mind and criminal Behavior
01:05:58
through their psychological backgrounds and what they have learned at the FBI's BSU now some people say well this is not
01:06:07
really a documentary and you're right it's not it's it's a TV show but the thing here is anybody who has watched
01:06:15
this and you you learn this very quickly watching it it it might as well be a documentary and
01:06:22
I say parts of it yeah I say that because it's a true story and what I mean by that is the the criminal names that are
01:06:31
used and the crimes committed in the places committed and the times committed are all real that's all real stuff in
01:06:38
there now not really but what do you mean well what I mean is it's it's somewhat true like first of all the the
01:06:46
people they talk to the killers they talk to the serial killers they talk to those are real and those are also based
01:06:54
off of real interviews so you could actually take clips from this show of them interviewing like Kemper right and
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you can find a real interview with Kemper and you can compare the two and he'll say exact lines
01:07:13
from from the actual interviews but as they're laying that out for you and they're laying out how
01:07:20
the FBI came up with some of these how they um profile uh the questions they ask as they go through that which is
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also factual based they also solve crimes from town to town right and those aren't real crimes most of them are
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see I I didn't I didn't get that part of it so it's based off of this this TV series is based off of the book mind
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Hunter by John Douglas and in the book they will give you they'll give you a break they give you a
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breakdown of these crimes that the captain's talking about and as far as I know the majority of them are real and
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they're told exactly how they went down and even they show you some of the techniques that they use to get
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confessions from people yeah or to put suspects back them into a corner and get them to say incriminating things it's
01:08:15
it's a truly fascinating show I I personally gave it five out of five me too um as far as binge-worthy I found it
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very binge-worthy I watched the whole season in three nights um would I watch it again I've I've
01:08:29
already watched it twice uh I was I I was getting excited because I thought you know since they put out the first
01:08:35
series in 2017 I heard that they are going to have a second season this year and I thought okay cool hopefully it's
01:08:44
at the beginning of this year and I did a little little snooping around it looks
01:08:48
like it's going to come out late this year I don't have an exact date on that I don't know that they've stated an
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exact date but I out of anticipation for season two I had to watch season one again I thought it was that good they do
01:09:02
so many things about the so many things about this uh show are so fascinating to me one the
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recording equipment they have to record these interviews uh while they're talking to the serial killers and the
01:09:15
technology keeps changing as technology keeps advancing so they start off with a
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reel to real tape and I've used all these machines that they use which I thought was neat I also think the cars
01:09:28
that they use and the show is pretty fascinating because they're time period cars
01:09:34
um I it wasn't huge into the main character at first I think the it took me Holden Ford yeah that actor it
01:09:45
took a couple episodes for him to grow on me and now I can say he's he's the right guy for the job and and I I like I
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like all the characters in the show and I also think it's a shot so well as far as like the the tones they use and it's
01:10:02
just overall just super fascinating and and so many people should win Awards uh especially the guy that played Ed Kemper
01:10:12
yeah he did a fantastic job and it was weird he did such a good job that that you're watching it and you're like
01:10:18
I really like Ed Kemper and then you're like wait a second what am I talking about it's Ed Kemper but yeah it I
01:10:25
believe this takes place in the late 70s probably 77 would be my guess and my thought here Captain I know that the the
01:10:34
two main characters uh Holden Ford and Bill tench I believe that they're primarily based off of John Douglas and
01:10:42
Robert wrestler real uh Heroes and real super cops if you want to call them that
01:10:48
that worked in the FBI for many years there there does seem to be a little bit of a um uh you know there were multiple
01:10:56
guys that worked in this this group back then and I think that they're they're little pieces that they pull in from
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different agents that were involved in the FBI back then too kind of make this these two kind of super cops that are
01:11:10
traveling around the United States interviewing serial killers for their research and
01:11:16
like you said solving some crimes along the way so what I thought about the the cases that they solved in between the
01:11:23
reason why I just thought they were based on stuff I mean it's kind of fascinating to so you're saying whatever
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names they used were actual cases yes I I believe so with with the exception of one or two of them
01:11:37
um and I don't want to get into too many of it because part of the part of the great thing about this show is
01:11:43
they're deducing crimes and the Criminal Mind and they're solving crimes so I don't want to kind of give any of that
01:11:52
away but uh yeah most of those most of those crimes and most of those stories that are told along the way are real
01:11:58
life crimes that were solved by the FBI actually I say this I think technically they are solved by the local law
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enforcement right with the help and assistance of the FBI the only thing that I didn't like about it
01:12:13
overall is I thought there was too many this might sound weird coming from a man but I
01:12:19
thought there was too many sex scenes well I felt like he could they could just do away with those I get what
01:12:25
you're saying and I think that's because the interview process when they're interviewing these different criminals
01:12:30
and when they're solving these different crimes that stuff is so interesting that you
01:12:36
just want it to be jam-packed with that every minute of every episode that's the
01:12:40
way it was for me yeah maybe that's what it but I I also just think it's such a cheap move you know and I I
01:12:48
I've noticed that a little bit not to knock Netflix too much but I've noticed that with a lot of this series that I've
01:12:54
watched on Netflix there'll be like oh I can't remember what it was called Gypsy
01:13:00
or something where it's like it's like the whole every five minutes is a sex scene but this was this was not that I
01:13:07
didn't find I I found there's probably like three or four there's a lot of these scenes out of 10 episodes I didn't
01:13:13
think it was I didn't think it was over overwhelming with that either way if you
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haven't seen Maya either way if you haven't seen mine hunter it's very uh well worth it and it's very
01:13:25
binge-worthy I loved it I loved it so there you have it everyone you asked for it you got it there's 10 wonderful true
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crime must-see TV items for you to binge on this week and this weekend you want to go over the list real quick sure
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let's hit him with the list all right so we have the keepers we have mine hunter
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I'm not going in any order uh we have murder in the park we have Thin Blue Line we have The Disappearance of Mara
01:13:53
Murray we have the documentary the family I had the TV show Golden State killer It's Not
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Over we have the interview the O.J Simpson the Lost confession we have the docu-series wormwood on Netflix and the
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one that's not really true crime uh based is uh the one call me lucky and like we said we will go ahead and post
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the list for you at truecrime garage.com again if there's anything that you think
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we should watch or anything that we should have put on that list put that in the blog for us as well
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[Music] foreign it was fun talking about must see True Crime TV with you today I hope everybody
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enjoyed our list and our recommendations and happy binging to you this week and this weekend until next time we'll see
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you back here in the garage next week why don't you be good be kind and please don't litter
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