Solve'em When You Get'em

2605 is about second chances.  When you are given one, take it.  Sarah will be in prison for life after she did not take it.  Jeremy made the most of it and is productive.  The sad news is the victim of a murder does not get a second chance in his life.  Stay tuned

When the call comes in about a murder we all knew could come,  but not on our watch.   Homeless murders pose problems with witness identification and recollection.  John solved this one in 15 hours.

At the Jenks Youth Baseball fields I met a man that played football with John in high school.  John is well known, but the support system around John is not as much.  Listen as John's wife , Kathy and kids, Taylor and Shelby give some insight into the good human we know as John Brown.

2602 talks about the Guthrie investigation.  Experience tells law enforcement that she is not alive, but she still needs to be found.  I talk about cases that relate to how I would handle the situation.  Episodes 17 Fairmont Quad.  32 Good Friday and 2408 speak of how to get it done.

When a murder is called in my mind we will solve it.  We don't know how but we will solve it.  This case proves that murders are complicated.

2505 is when more than a coworker, friend of loved one dies and the emotions that continue.I had to force myself to speak of Detective John F Brown and attempt to do him justice.No words, just emotion. Thank you for letting me share

When a part of town is very active, cops need to know who and how things are related.  Take a listen on how we Solve'em when we Get'em.

Heather Jordan and Eric Grayless of Tulsa County District Attorneys office care about putting criminals in jail and helping victim's families cope with out  of sequence deaths like Leslie Griffin.  Leadership and attitude and is key in this episode.

Who is in charge of the. investigation when the investigation is not clear cut?  When a confession of intent is needed the person in charge is the criminal.   Not real comforting if you care about preventing the next one.

Melanie Morgan was a cub reporter in Kansas City, Mo. when she was walking through the lobby of the Alameda Plaza Hotel.  She followed cops up the elevator to the ninth floor and saw Louise Vilott dead on the floor.  This case from 1978 has haunted Melanie and she is till on the hunt to name a killer.  The reason I used tip sheets.   Cannot tell the players without a program.