People just have to start getting attuned to this digital age because the criminal element

is so adaptive.

We as potential members of the jury have to stop victim shaming and blaming victims and

being so reluctant to accept evidence.

Hello and welcome to Best Case Worst Case.

This is your host, Francie Hakes, former state and federal prosecutor.

I am joined today by a very special guest to discuss a very difficult topic with me.

Bobbi Chacon retired FBI Special Agent.

Bobbi, I just want to say thank you so much for joining me.

Everybody, I know you all are listening to this on Friday or after that.

But we are recording on the 4th of July.

Bobbi has taken his time away from backyard barbecues and friends and beer and God knows what else to help me record this worst case scenario.

So thank you, Bobbi.

You're welcome.

I'm just bringing up from our recent earthquake from about an hour ago.

I know.

It was very scary.

I'm an Atlanta girl and we had an earthquake this morning here in Southern California.

We in LA were, I don't know, 100 miles or something from the epicenter.

But the building where I live was swaying and shaking and I was actually so spooked by it that I went outside.

That I thought to myself, you know, maybe now is a good time to get the hell out of here.

I, you know, it was one of those weird things for my dogs.

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