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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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To just start off the show this morning with something fabulous.
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I did an event last night which I volunteered to
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drive the kJ.
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To Oakland, California.
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In which case we were hosted by Sutter Hospital Cancer
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Patients Ward where we brought music, fun and support to
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the community, helping those that are kind of.
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Stuck in their sickness or their illness.
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And not really having a lot going on, because when
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you feel that way, you don't really get out to events,
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you don't get really out of the hospital in some cases.
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So we brought karaoke to them and we had a
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wonderful evening. It was our first little pilot program, I
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believe because it appears as though it's something that may
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take off. The doctor that invited us out is part
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of alternative medicines, which I applaud her for. Western medicine
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isn't always the only way to go. So we're seeing
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the combination or the infusion of Western and Eastern medicine.
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She does acupuncture and she feels that music is something
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that could help heal the soul, provide happiness, and that's
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exactly what we saw last night.
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So thank thank you to the doctor, thank you to
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Sutter for allowing us to put this on.
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And I hope that eventually it extends to more hospitals,
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maybe even to the children's ward of the cancer patients,
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so that they can have a little bit of fun
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as well. We know how much children love to sing,
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So on my soapbox, I'm going to welcome Harriet Soouchet
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to the show.
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Good morning, good morning, great show today.
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Yes it is as long as my voice holds out,
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because we did a lot of singing last night.
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We both can blab a lot. We can do it well.
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I again, if you heard that intro there, I went
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to the Oakland County or Oakland, California, Sutter Hospital and
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we performed a karaoke show which the patients were able
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to get up and sing. We had some of them
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that were capable of and dancing with us. It was
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absolutely a blast. I had such a good time. And
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the people that I went with are phenomenal, I mean,
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amazing souls. I just absolutely love them.
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So music is good for the soul.
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Absolutely. It brings the masses together. It it heels, it
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causes memories. You know, you get melancholy, you get sad,
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you get happy, you get you know, love, it's fun.
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There's so many emotions built up in it.
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So happy to say that. We had a great crew
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and a lot of great singers that were out there.
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And it was funny because every time a new person
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walked in, they'd say I don't ever sing, I don't sing,
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and then the next thing you know, they get up
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there and they belt it out like they've been singing
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in their shower for the last thirty years. I call
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out an over disclosure. Don't come into a karaoke event
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and say I don't sing and then get up there
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and knock it out on.
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The It's a thing. That's the one thing that Dennis
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and I had in common was aside from this was
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the music, and I gave him a brand new guitar
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when he came to move in. He says, you want
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me to have this guitar? I said, I bought it,
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I used it once, but I'm just not into guitar anymore.
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And so that's the one thing that we definitely had
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in comment. And I can tell you Dennis had the
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Olympic guitar. He could play those riffs.
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Well, and he was personally amazing.
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He was personal friends with the band Tesla, so evidently he,
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you know, spent a lot of time around that band.
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And I'm sorry that I didn't get an opportunity to
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meet them. He did, at one point in time want
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to solicit them for support in his endeavor, and I
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thought we were going to meet him meet them, but
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we did not. Either way, Yes, you're absolutely correct. It
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moves the masses. So I always often wonder when an
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artist who does move the masses, like Elvis Presley or
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John Denver, Bob Marlea and these people, you know, die
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at an age which is way too early for their time,
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exactly what was going on there? I mean, if these
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people can pull together millions of people enjoy and harmony
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I'm sure that's something that the separatist does not want
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to have happen, all right, So we're going to follow
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up with what I believe we're going to be the
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final answers in the Peter Wilson case. I did receive
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the final letter back that answered all of the questions
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that I've been looking for, and I think most of
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our listeners have been listening or looking for as well.
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So we're going to start with the why he had
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his money in a safety deposit box the big The
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answer to that is and he sent me seven different
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letters from Bank of America. So evidently he was banking
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with Bank of America and he was consistently having his
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deposits misplaced placed into other people's accounts. His checks were
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bouncing because his deposits being deposited into his account. And
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I've never seen so many apology letters from a bank
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in my life. Inside of about three years, this man
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had lost several deposits and had several issues, and it
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was apology after apology after apology. So he finally went
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to Wells Fargo and he opened a safety deposit box
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because he was informed that there were two keys involved
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with this one that the bank would have that could
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not open the box independently one that he would have,
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So it require both of them to actively use those
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keys to get into his safe deposit box, and that's
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where he felt his money was safe. The question was
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how did he have access to three hundred and four
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hundred thousand dollars in this particular scenario, being a thirty
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one year old student Stanford renting a room.
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The answer to that is that he had.
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Some antique art that he sold one piece in February
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for three hundred thousand dollars. That is the three hundred
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thousand that he then loaned to him in order to
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secure a free position in her house for nine months.
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The four hundred thousand that he states was stolen from
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his backpack in the illegal search and seizure by Officer
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Michael Yore was from the second piece of antique art
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that he had sold on March twenty ninth. So talk
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about and even I mean, it's like every time I
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get more information from this man, he was done so dirty,
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and it just seems to get that much worse. So total,
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in this act of being framed for this murder, he
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has lost seven hundred thousand dollars, because of course Kim's
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family is not even they're not even making a peep
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or a word about this money.
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And I'm sure that she had it in cash in
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the house.
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Had it been in a bank account, it would have
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fell into her estate when she passed away, and that
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would have been recognized as part of the estate, in
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which case mister Wilson could have made a claim against
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the estate for that money based on the contract that
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he had and had loan her that money. So he
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in total lost seven hundred thousand dollars and thirty years
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of his life this one act. Now, I did want
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to read a couple of his excerpts rather than just
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highlighting them myself, and one of those was the testimony
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of let's see here of Lloyd Cunningham.
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So basically he wrote me and said Lloyd W.
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Cunningham, forensic document examiner, testified in trial the second trial
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in February of two thousand for the prosecutor, that three
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rent receipts were all prepared freely and fluently. That means
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that they were written fairly rapidly, and if somebody was
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forging a document, typically the writing is much slower and
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sometimes tremulous, and he's absolutely correct. So if she had
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been under dress or she had been under stress, we
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would have seen some inconsistencies.
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In that handwriting.
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But he's stating that it's written fluidly and freely. That
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does not describe somebody who's being forced.
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To write a letter.
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That's the.
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And then the your accusations, he says the former Paloazzo
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police officer Michael Yore unlawfully broke into evidence room in
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police department on Sunday, March thirty first, nineteen ninety six
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and stole four hundred.
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Thousand in cash.
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Is Caltrans ticket, which is a receipt that shows he
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was out of the city at that time that the
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murder was occurring, purchased in San Francisco at eleven thirty
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three on Saturday at three thirty, nineteen ninety six, and
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a handwritten note for finding a woman's person Rogers Restaurant
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at one thirty on Saturday, three thirty, nineteen ninety six,
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which we've discussed is the timeframe in which the DA
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has pinned down when Miss Kim was killed, and rental
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receipts from my backpack and one vial of my reference
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blood sample from evidence refrigerator. And now we've all seen
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what I've done with the handwriting on that, and it
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does indicate and show that Officer Michael Yoor removed one
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vial of blood from property evidence on a Sunday with
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no intentions of delivering that to the lab because the
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lab was not open until Monday, in which case the
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balance of the forensic evidence went to the lab. Now,
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the four hundred dollars that I was under the impression
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that was what was taken from his backpack, he says,
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there was also a four hundred dollars inside front pocket
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of my backpack, but that wasn't taken, he says, So
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they took the four hundred grand, but not the four
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hundred dollars. Let's leave some change behind. And we did
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see Officer Brooks's report about the search that in seizure
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that occurred on April first, based on the search warrant,
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and he does indicate small change. But I'm assuming that
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that was the four hundred dollars. So you're also perjures
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himself in testimony. And I've read all these transcripts, so
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anything that I've highlighted in here that I'm going to
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speak about I've read the transcript.
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We know that it was entered into court.
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This is not just statements that mister Wilson is telling
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me your pursures himself when he testifies to searching and
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seizing only on April first, nineteen ninety six with the
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officer KL Gibson.
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The evidence obviously supports.
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Otherwise, because now we have the alibi note, we have
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the receipt from Caltrans, and we have a missing four
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hundred thousand dollars that all occurred on March thirty first,
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and now explains why the motive for Officer Yore to
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so quickly frame mister Wilson for this case. Let's see
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Coleman testifies that every Sunday he and Kim go into
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the basement for five minutes. I'm not sure what mister
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Wilson's insinuation is behind that, whether or not they were
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having relations, but that would kind that would kind of
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refute the testimony of her family stating that she was
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not involved with any other men after her divorce. But
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it doesn't also say that they were having sexual relations.
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And if they were having sexual relations and they were
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going down into the basements every Sunday for five or
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so minutes. He wouldn't have had to have raped her
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because obviously, if he's insinuating that they're having affairs, why
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would he have to.
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Rape her and murder her.
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Mister Wilson is Canadian, so we did confirm that miss
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Kim sells the cleaner, So this was another question. When
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did she sell the cleaners, How did this transpire? Why
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did she need this money from mister Wilson. Miss Kim
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sells the cleaners in nineteen eighty eight. I want to
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say that this was right around the time when her
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son was actually arrested for drug trafficking and money laundry,
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and two of the vehicles that were found at his
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house that were seized were actually either part owned by
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Kim or owned by the cleaners itself, so that may
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have been a way to raise the money for his defense.
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I'm not exactly sure, but it said that she profited
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approximately twenty to thirty thousand dollars. She then turns around
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and buys a video store that she sells in nineteen
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ninety two, and at the time of her death, she
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had only six to seven thousand dollars in her bank account,
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and that's per her son's testimony, so he's not stating
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anything in regards to this three hundred thousand that Wilson
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has lent her. And of course he seems to almost
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even be directing testimony of other people. There's testimony in
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the trial transcripts that indicate that the bailiff or the
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deputy had watched mister Kim, which is Miss Kim's son
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sitting in the courtroom nodding his head, shaking his head
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as if to instruct and direct her sister to say
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the right things. He indicates that she had very little left,
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that she was living off of this the money from