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Good morning, True seekers and true crime junkies. Welcome back
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to another episode of Hit the Roadjack Finding the Zodiac.
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I'd like to introduce to the show today, Nolan del Campo, Oh, everybody,
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good morning, and Lindsay mcbraer, Hey, good morning.
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All right.
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Well, I keep hearing back from this Kazpog guy on
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my comments, and of course he always alludes to his
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his uh person of interest, but he never really gives
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me a clue as to who it is. Today, I
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got a personal name, so he sent to me. He said, saying,
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I'm glad that you brought up all these other murders
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in Texas because my person of interest, I think is
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responsible for a lot of unsolved murders as well. That's
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why I asked what Jack's last name was. Maybe Jack
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is the same person that I'm talking about.
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Bill. I don't think I like Iranian or something.
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Kasbay I think is just his screen name. I've seen
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kas the clown, I've seen. I think that Lindsay you
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saw one of his podcasts. He was hiding in a
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tent or something like that.
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Yes, yes, and like he was saying how that people
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were watching him and he was hiding out, and I
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was like, what is going on with this dude?
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Yeah, he looked like he had created himself a sheet fork.
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He can if he's watching, he can tell us a
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little bit more about.
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That something don't rock the ksvall. Yeah. Well, he also
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goes on to say a lot of people say there's
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no way that one man could commit so many murders,
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But I believe one man committed a ton of murders,
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over one hundred murders. Well, good lord, haven't we said
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that a million times in the nineteen eighty six letters.
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Says one hundred plus all over California Nevada. We're just
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silly to think that it's isolated in those two areas.
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But like I had indicated when I sent back to him,
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the Texas Rangers couldn't have attempted to close over two
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hundred cases across the country on one person, unless it
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was possible that one person could have committed all those crimes,
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right right, So yeah, well.
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Texas Rangers didn't do their jobs, he asked me. They
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just wanted to close the cases. They didn't care if
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it was justice or done.
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No, of course.
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Well yeah, and they still do that.
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I feel like a lot around the country.
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So it's kind of DiAngelo. They pinned a lot of
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stuff on him that he made.
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Out have been right, just blanket pollush it underneath.
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YEP.
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I actually received back a letter from the Humanity for
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Prisoners on the wrongful conviction case of Peter Wilson. So
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I basically sent it out to a whole bunch of people,
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kind of like I did with the Zodiac with Dennis
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and I, you know, going to different law enforcement agencies
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and I sent I actually reached out to Julie Watts
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of CBS thirteen News. She's an investigative reporter. She reached
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back out to me and asked for additional information, but
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I've not heard anything since, so I'm not sure if
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she's working on it, if she's round filed it.
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Or what.
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She's done the letter that I got from the Humanity
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for Prisoners, and this is kind of the response you
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get from people They just don't either have the time
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or wherewithal. But it says, dear miss Bartow, please forgive
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me for this late response to your letter of June tenth.
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It had been misfiled.
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Okay.
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I'm not sure that I can do anything to assist
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in preparing a rid of habeas corpus for mister Wilson,
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but I like the record to show that I completely
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support the effort and I am convinced he is an
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innocent man. Thank you for your work on this project.
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Eh.
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Yeah, So.
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At the second job was represented by a public defender, Yes, okay,
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so well, the public definners always do a notice of
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appeal on a feeling matter. It's required their job. And
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every convicted fella in California is entitled to appeal by
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right as long as you do the notice of appeal.
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So he must have had an appeal, but he's he's
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not getting back to us on that issue, because.
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I'd like to look up his appeal and read well
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why it was denied.
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Well, he it hasn't been denied, and he did file,
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the rid of having no yeah years ago exactly exactly.
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Yeah. So if he's at the hevia stage, that means
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he's already gone through the appeal stage.
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Right well, and again based on the limited amount of
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information and evidence that he had at that time. His
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exculpatory evidence was missing, there was missing police files, his
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blood splashed all over the scene by the officer. It
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looked like he did it. I mean, what was there
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to appeal? I think that appeal only amounts to whether
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or not the court violated any of his rights or
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broke any laws in their attempt to convict him, right or.
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The prosecutor And some of the stuff we've shown on
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this show shows that there was a lot of wrongful
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action by the prosecutor later get a judge.
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his teeth into it like you should have. I don't
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think that he Yeah, I don't even think.
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To from the public defender's office.
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The appeal itself gets assigned to an appellate panel attorney
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depending that would be the barrier, So that would be a.
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Sea Cap and Sacramento. They have a different name.
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In San Francisco, but it's appellet project, and it's so
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we'd go to a panel attorney to do.
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The appeal, right.
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But the thing is is, we have no idea if
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his attorney didn't even do the job the first time
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around in court asking for the right forensics, asking for
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the results on various different things like the cigarette bud
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or the semen or the you know, any of this stuff,
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if he wasn't at asking for that stuff in court,
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and of course, like we said, in the second round,
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she had all of that stuff squashed, so the jury
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wasn't even hearing third party ability. Literally they were just
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fully deciding on whether or not he was guilty based
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on his blood being at the crime scene.
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Well there's also where you always argue ineffective assistance of
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counsel at the prolo.
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Right, but again without knowing all the things that he
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knew that he knows now, you know, he didn't get
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most of this information and didn't realize.
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That's why he still might have a Chancellor Heavius.
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I'm so yeah, and gosh, I feel like he's applied
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for this over a year almost maybe even two years now.
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It seems like it's been going on for a minute.
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But while I was at it at the same time.
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I've been cleaning out my office installing new cabinets again,
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and came across these business cards over here which I
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thought were interesting. There's one from Aphrodite Jones up there
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in the left hand corner from when we did the
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episode on True Crime The Zodiac. And then I found
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the City of Napa, Todd Schulman, he's a detective for
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the Napa Police Department. And then Pat McMahon, Deputy sheriff
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for Napa County Sheriff's Department. Dennis and I met with
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these two individuals, and of course they had just been
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given grant money by the either the state or the
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government in order to go back and look at some
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cold cases, but they had indicated they had more evidence
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in other cases that they were going to spend the
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money there trying to solve those I wish I would
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have known what those cases were and how they actually
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disposed of those cases, whether or not they actively used
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that money for what it was supposed to be used for.
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Either way, they just kind of looked at us and said, no, well, okay,
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have a nice day. So I basically gave him my
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handwriting Rundown and then we were out the door and
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never heard from them again. So they obviously weren't any
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more interested in investigating this case. As then the San
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Francisco PD was.
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That's crazy, since we're that law enforcement doesn't want to
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go back and admit that they missed something if it's old,
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you know, the cold case well, admitting that they did
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a poor job, went back in the day when the
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crime went down.
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And I don't understand the resistance at all, because when
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I went back, I was just a couple of years ago.
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I did the friction ridge fingerprint class at the NAPA
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Sheriff's Department, and I spoke with the gal that ran
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the forensics and the finger print department, and she was
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interested in taking a look at it. She asked her
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boss or one of the cold case detectives, whether or
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not we could look at the fingerprints in comparison to
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the one the right thumb print that we have of
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Jack on his military records, and she was shot down
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with a hard no, Wow, why we're we're willing to
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do it. We're willing to look at it like this
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is no off your guys's balls. You're not having to
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put out any resources for this like, literally, we're willing
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to do this and we're just being shot down even
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being given the evidence necessary to do it. And it
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just blows my mind. But Hall and all kind of
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the same response we got there from that project, right,
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The FBI pretty much said the same thing to me.
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Nobody else is going to do this. No, no, and we
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don't have the resources. Okay, so I've done it, Now
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what are we going to do with it? Really? So
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this brings us back to April nine, April nineteenth of
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nineteen ninety two. Jack is at a fat family gathering
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for easta Easter. We don't see Nora and Charles in
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these pictures, there's no mention of them. This again, is
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this year that Jack and Nora are separated. Nora is
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back in California with Charles and Jack is in Texas
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basically at his mom's house. So we see pictures of
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Flova's house on the far right over here, this is
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the one on Shady Oaks, and then Chubb's place in
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sagein and this is probably approximately forty five minutes from Dale, Texas,
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which I believe is where the Shady Oaks house is.
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And Mason in.
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The third photo who's the.
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Man that says I think it says Scott. So Granny
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and Scott Chubb's House, Easter nineteen ninety two, Texas.
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Okay, and Scott is what relation?
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I want to say that's Chubbs's son, and I won't.
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And I think that Chubbs, I mean, I'm not sure
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if it is Flova's brother. He looks about to be
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Jack's age, so I'm wondering if he's a cousin. And
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maybe Gary or one of the family members that reach
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out to me every now and again is watching this
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episode and I'll be able to tell us who who
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these individuals are in play. I thought Chubbs was was
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Chuck who died, but it turns out I had them confused.
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So Chubbs is different than Chuck. Chuck is Jack's brother
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who died and we read his eulogy not too long ago.
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In the present, we do have another Ice seventy murder.
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On May seventh of nineteen ninety two, Sarah Blessing and
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Saint Louis, Missouri at a strip mall gift shop in
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broad daylight. Witnesses confirmed sighting in Wichita, and the ballistics
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confirmed that all of the Ice seventy murders are connected
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by the by the bullets to be the same killer,
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so we know it is the same person that's hopping
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around doing this. We do see an envelope for Nora's
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Hearnce where the address of Sunrise Avenue has been crossed out,
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and now it has the Saint Patrick Court and Citrus Heights,
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which is where she is at at the time. This
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address has not been established for Jacket based on any
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of the information I have, So again this confirms the breakup.
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Let's see. Okay, so the Patrick Saint Patrick Court turns
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out to have been Dennis's address. So this envelope is
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coming from the law offices of Racy Esterbrook, and it
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shows that he's a personal injury and criminal law attorney,
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but I don't know what business Nora has with him
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at this time. Then we hop back over to Texas
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and we see Jack at a reunion in Peacock, Texas
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on July of ninety two. This is where we see
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Chubbs up here in the left hand picture. Where's my Oh,
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there you are. Chubbs is up here in this left
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hand side of the picture, and we have Jack over
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here on the right side. I noted his barrel chested