It is so difficult for juries to believe and for really sometimes the public to believe

that women behave in this kind of behavior.

Well it's always great to give a shout out to Child Advocacy Centers because they do help so much,

not only with the victims but putting together a case and not revictivizing the victims.

This case probably would not have turned out the same way that it did.

You have to follow the money in this case to add credit to these girls' statements.

Hello and welcome to Best Case Worst Case.

This is your host Jim Clemente with my co-host, Francie Hakes.

Hi Jim.

I'm worry francy.

Good.

Always great to do this show with you.

And today we have another very special guest, Paula Sparks,

who's an investigator with the state of Georgia.

How you doing Paula?

I'm good thank you.

Well thank you for joining us today on Best Case Worst Case.

And we'd like to sort of get a little background on you.

Tell us what you did for your professional career.

I was a local police officer in the state of Georgia, Cobb County Police Department.

I retired in 2012 from as a major in the Crimson Against Persons Unit,

which basically covered homicide robbery, crimes against children, crime scene,

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