Did you think that she and the other woman knew that they were luring these men to their deaths?

If that's why I'm going to get in trouble with getting a dangerous child sex offender,

a doctor or off the streets, come at me man, that's the kind of thing I want to do.

It's skinheads against racial profiling.

We're lured out into the desert and executed by the Nazis skinheads.

Hello, welcome to Best Case Worc case. This is your host Jim Clementi with my co-host,

Francy Hakes. Hi Jim. How you doing, Francy? Good.

Well, I know that you are looking forward to this just as much as I am because again,

we have John Tanza on retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent from the FBI and his stories always amaze.

They're nail-biting, they're interesting, but they're never what you expect. So how you doing, John?

I'm doing good today. That's great. Well, we're glad to have you back on Best Case Worc case.

And we're really kind of chomping at the bit to find out what your worst case was because your best case

took us through all sorts of different changes and twists and turns. We hope to hear some similar kind of investigative intrigue today.

Well, I hope to at least entertain you with what I consider the worst case I probably ever worked and still feel bad about every day.

We're sorry that you feel bad about it, but I think that these kinds of cases educate listeners and provide in many cases cautionary tales.

And so we're interested in hearing about it. What kind of case was it?

This was a clan case, double homicide civil rights case.

Wow, that's interesting. So tell me a little bit about John. Where were you when you first got this case?

So I was at headquarters for the second time as a supervisor in the undercover and sensitive operations unit.

And I came back to Las Vegas to kind of finish out my 10 years as an agent I had about a year and left before I was mandatory to retire at age 57.

So this would have been about 2010 or 2011 something like that.

This was in 2010. Yes.

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