It wasn't my case. I didn't have to deal with it.

So they piled them up and they burned down the house.

I don't understand why you need a dive team.

Every dive environment has its own inherent dangers and they have to be managed.

Hello and welcome to the best case worst case.

This is Jim Clemente, former New York City prosecutor, retired FBI profiler and writer producer on the US's criminal minds.

And with me today remotely is.

Hi everybody, it's francey haigs, former state and federal prosecutor and I have to say welcome back Jim.

Absolutely. I'm so happy to be here because as you know, this is an extremely special event.

It is.

This is our 100th episode of best case worst case.

And who would have thought we have millions of downloads, we have so many topics that we've covered and so many amazing people we've interviewed.

But probably none as fascinating and compelling as our very first live interview.

Bobby to go and with us today is.

Hi everyone, I'm Bobby Chacon. I am retired FBI agent and now contributor to XG productions.

Yeah, that's awesome.

But no, Jim, you're so right. This is so exciting to have Bobby here. It's our 100th episode.

We started in June of 2017 and I just want to say thank you to all our listeners and everybody who writes into us and lets us know that you're listening and ask questions and gives your comments.

We really, really appreciate you.

We have come a long way since we interviewed you at crime con 2017 in Indianapolis.

It was a great event. It was actually a very moving story that you told and we're hoping that maybe we can mind that brain of yours for another amazing story.

That's right. As everybody knows, Jim, Bobby is not just a pretty face in fins.

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