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Hello and welcome to Best Case, Worst Case, Worst Case scenario. I'm your host,

Francie Hakes, former state and federal prosecutor, and with me in the studio is Jim Clemente,

the entire FBI profiler, former New York City prosecutor and writer producer on CBS's

Criminal Minds. Jim, it's great to be together always. Of course. And today we have another

Worst Case scenario. So we have a lot to talk about. It seems like we could do a

Worst Case scenario three times a week. Yeah, there's so many things that are going on.

Just some of them are incredibly tragic. Some of them are maddening. And some of them

you and I might not even have the same take on. So we're going to talk about one of those

today. But first I want to talk about something I suspect we will agree on. And that is there

was an article in the last few days CNN has done an investigative series really on untested

rape kits in this country. It's been a problem now for a lot of years. There's a back

a lot of huge back of kids that remain untested. And for those people who don't know a rape

kit is pretty simple and small. And a lot of police agencies claim that after a certain

period of time they need to get rid of them because they take up space and of course they

take up space. But it's evidence. It's evidence of a crime. And it's usually something small

like swabs, cuttings, maybe photographs depending on what the agency puts in their rape

kit. It's usually about the size of a shoe box. Exactly. So CNN solicited a bunch of

different police agencies in the country and discovered that even very recently within

the last few years some police agencies are destroying untested rape kits. Not only untested,

but untested rape kits that are still within the statute of limitations. And they found

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