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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 welcome to the show. Nolan del Campo, morning, everybody.
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Good morning. How is your week?
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Oh? Wonderful?
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Nice? Did you get that paperwork I sent you on
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Peter Wilson?
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I did I need to go through it? I haven't
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had time yet.
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What's up?
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It's not much to go through, I mean, obviously, it's
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just two different requests that he's made at this point.
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You guys, Nolan and I have been trying to get
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into visit Peter Wilson in regards to the wrongful murder
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conviction that we've discussed and had on the show plenty
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of times, and seems that we're getting some red tape
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right thrown at that.
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Place.
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Now I've reached out to the facility and filled out
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the form you fill out the one with me a
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long time ago, and.
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Yeah, seven months ago, I think it was in I had.
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A different contact and an email address, and I wrote
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an email to him and.
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Said what do I need to do to be approved
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to go down and see him? And they have not
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done Yeah, And so I recently as I'll reach out
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again Monday morning.
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Well, and I just received a letter from Peter Wilson
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stating that he has sent in a request himself twice
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to figure out what is going on and why he
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hasn't received the approval for you. And of course, on
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the backside of the paperwork, which is the last page
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of the PDF I sent you, it is the explanation
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from the individual who is responding or the authority that's
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responding to Peter Wilson in regards to it, who claims
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we've never reached out or made contact with them. And
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so that last page is really the only one you
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need to pay attention to, because the first four pages
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are the requests that Peter Wilson had sent in requesting yeah,
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so yeah, and the last page they just wrote on
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the back of his request that they hadn't received any
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reach out from you, which I thought was rather odd
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since I know that we both did it. I actually
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personally mailed your application in. So why they're holding this
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whole thing up? I have no idea.
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Here.
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I an email address right by my desktop upstairs, and
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so Monday I'll reach out to that same person.
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I say, hey, what's what's going on. I've submitted you know,
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same thing I said before them.
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I want you to afford them Peter Wilson's request and
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response from them, so that they see that we're all
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in the loop together here, like we all know what's
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going on. What the heck are you guys doing over there?
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Yeah, I don't know why they would not want him
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to have access to a lawyer he's in custody. I mean,
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that's almost illegal. It's unconstitutional, That's what I'm saying.
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And if you think about the implications of a DA
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who is now a judge, a police officer who probably
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handled many at rests over his years as an officer
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for Palo Alto PD, this could open a lot of care.
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So there may be a very good reason why they
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are withholding him from us and not allowing you to
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get that visitation right. Either way, we're going to keep
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working on it. On Peter Wilson's behalf. He deserves it
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back to where we left off. He's kind of going
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sometimes it makes me feel like he's going through the
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same thing that I'm going through with this case with
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Jack Terrence. In order to get a good investigation going
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and people to look at what the truth is seems
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to be evading everybody. As with Peter Wilson.
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In that case, as I remember, there was terrible police work.
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There may have even been crooked police work and concealing
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evidence and whatnot, and they focused on Wilson and not
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probably the guy that probably did it was the other roommate, and.
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He absconded and left the country, cut off his own
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ankle bracelet and left the country. Yeah, it's disgusting that
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he confessed to having sex with miss with Kim that
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night Miss Kim that night, when of course semen was
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found on her, and here's this confession that he did,
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in fact have he says, consensual sex, but now it's
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kind of looking more like he had not consensual sex
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considering she ends up dead at the end of it.
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Either way, Good morning, lindsay, yeah.
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She can't be there. She is the book.
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Good morning morning. Oh man. I'm tired, but this week
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has gone well and hopefully this will be the last
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day that we spend on the story that I have
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for the reach outs in regards to this case. I
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needed to clear some things up. I kept saying that
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I wrote Bruce Ivans, and I kept thinking he was dead.
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How did I do that? I didn't know he was dead.
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That's not the reality. I've found the reality. I found
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the reality in my notes. So I contacted Henry Hines,
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a former colleague of Bruce Ivans, at amrid on Ivan's Behalf,
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and that's where I received the call from Albany, New
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York PD, from a number listed as five one eight
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nine two eight zero two eight seven. This officer was
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not cordial and asked me why I was contacting Hines,
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and I briefly explained to him what I was doing.
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He said that I was not supposed to be contacting
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a scientist. I had never heard that one before. I
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did not know you were not allowed to contact people. Yeah.
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So every time I've brought this up, I've said I
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tried to reach out to Ivans, when in fact it
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was Henry Hines, and I just wanted to make that
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correction now that I have my notes in front of me.
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He threatened if I continued to contact mister Hines that
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I would be in trouble with them for harassment, which
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didn't make any sense because I was certainly not trying
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to harass anybody.
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We'll find out you were trying to contact Hines.
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I don't know if Hines forwarded the letter to them.
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I don't know how they ended up in possession with it.
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I don't know. I mean, it was very odd. It's
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not like I was asking for government secret. It's it's
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not information. Like Henry Hines was hard right, and so
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he believed that there was no possible way for Bruce
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Ivens to weaponize the anthrax in the facilities that they
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were in, and he clearly had no other place to
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be capable of doing something like that, and so that's
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why I reached out to him to say that I
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believed him, that I did not think Bruce Ivens was
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the perpetrator, and that I would like to talk to
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him basically, and that turned into a you're gonna you're
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gonna get in trouble for harassment. Wow, that was the
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quickest harassment callback ever.
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What type of law?
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It was the Albany Police Department, Albany, New York. Which
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is interesting because you know we have the letters to
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Albany from the Zodiac case. So is that a coincidence?
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You know what I need to do is go back
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and see where I wrote to Henry Hines, because I
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don't know that it was New York. I feel like, oh,
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but I don't know where he lives. I'd have to
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go back to look up and see where that letter
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went to. But how Albany, New York ended up with
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it is kind of another one of those hmmm, kind
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of like Arizona's involvement with all of this stuff. Yeah, really,
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and you were you started to say something, Lindsay, and
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got cut off.
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Oh, I was just gonna say that.
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Just it's like one of another one of those repetitious
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anomalies that we see in cases where they don't want you.
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You're you're not allowed to question, You're not allowed to ask.
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Oh man, I hate I hate it when that happens.
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What happened? What happened? Yeah? And it's funny because, yeah,
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you remember the gap. You remember the gal that was
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saying that she was the sixty year old Zodiac all
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that crowd that I read. She once again was able
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to reach out and post a comment on my YouTube
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channel after I'd already blocked her multiple times, and this
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time she said something like it you don't have clearance,
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so of course you can't find out, or something to
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that effect. And I'm not quite sure what she was
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referring to other than me talking about what has gone
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on and the unanswered questions that I have, And I
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get it, I don't have that pay grade. But I'm
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not asking for somebody to tell me what they're investigating.
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I'm not asking for their background secrets. I'm asking them
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to take a look at what I have to offer,
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nothing more, nothing less, which is exactly I mean. How
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are you going to reach out to the public and
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ask for people to call in with information when if
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somebody in this particular gular case reaches out with information,
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you don't give them the time of day. So I'm
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not looking for clearance, I'm not looking for inside information.
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I'm just looking for somebody to pay attention. So Tim
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Miller makes contact in mid July asking for my attendance
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in Texas, so this was right. This was well after
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he had come here to California collected information, and then
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Dennis had gone back to Texas, and we found out
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that Jack was in fact in Texas at his aunts
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in September of two thousand and five, which is consistent
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with the finale letter that was written to Tim Miller.
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Dennis was able to go in July, but I had
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to wait until summer semester was over, so unfortunately I
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was still in school earning my second degree, so I
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was not able to go out there with him. I
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made plans with Tim to come the first week of August,
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but as we got closer, he said that the FBI
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agent was working with that he was working with wanted
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to give a polygraph test to who they thought was
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their number one suspect before beginning a new line of suspects.
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So I don't understand why at the end of that
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polygraph test that they didn't. I don't know if the individual,
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and I'm thinking it must have been Clyde Hedrick. It
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has to be if that was his number one in
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who he took a fourteen million dollar lawsuit against. But
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we did have some things in the works after the fact,
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and then I didn't hear from him again until he
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reached out to me after I started this podcast. Okay, so,
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to my knowledge, this polygraph took place on August fifth
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of twenty and ten with a gentleman that was fined
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on a misdemeanor for mishandling a corpse when he was
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caught dumping an accidental droning victim in the same area
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as the four victims that included Tim's daughter because he
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freaked out and didn't know what to do with the body.
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To my knowledge, after five hours in a polygraph test,
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this man walked out frustrated, telling them to talk to
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his attorney, but didn't fill the light detector test. This
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man went in on his own a cord to clear
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his name of any involvement of Tim's daughter's death with
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no obligation to do so. I believe he's innocent. And again,
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I'm not sure if this is Clyde Hedrick. I'm not
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sure who this is.
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What's see doing dubbing a body?
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He no.
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After watching the docu the newest docuseries on the League
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City Field of Deaths, it appeared as though this individual
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had met a gal at at the bar, and then
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they took off and left to some water source. I
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don't know. Maybe they're in the area where these deaths
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were and they purportedly were going to go swimming, skinny
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dipping something if I recall correctly, and she supposedly drowned,
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and then because she drowned, he then freaked out, didn't
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know what to do with her body, made some you know,
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less than good choices and handling it. I don't he
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was not convicted of the murder, just the mishandling of
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the corpse, and that's possibly because they didn't have enough
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information or maybe the body didn't show or suggests that
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she had been physically harmed, but being drowned, I don't know.
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they were being drowned. I would suspect there would be
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some type of flailing and fighting and something going on.
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I mean, that's kind of an instinctive thing to do
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when your oxygen's been cut off.
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But evidently like a strangulation, like like strangulation marks or
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you know.
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Yeah, yeah, you would only have to puld somebody by
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their chest down and under, so you know what kind
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of marks would you have left unless they were, you know,
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flailing about and scratching themselves and scratching you. But then
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a majority of that evidence probably would have disappeared in
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the water.