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Why would you break into these apartments? For money, for drugs, whatever was in there?

Aren't you afraid of getting caught at doing this? No. Who's going to catch us?

What a police.

It was the height of the crack era and instead of locking up drug dealers, some New York City cops had become them.

I would suit up in my uniform and we're going to want some drug dealers and I know how to do it really well.

This is the inside story of the biggest police corruption scandal in NYPD history and the investigation that uncovered it all.

Did you consider yourself a rat? 100%. I saved my soul just like everybody else does.

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I'm not a big guy man but I love being that dirty mother f***er.

There was just before 7.30pm on February 9th, 2004 when Morah Mare was last seen.

Her car was found damaged, locked and abandoned on Route 112 just outside of the white mountains of New Hampshire.

Her disappearance has haunted and frustrated family, friends and a community of people searching for the truth.

Since that night there has never been a credible sighting.

You're listening to the Missing Morah Mare podcast.

You mentioned that Dick Guy was the first person to see the rag in the tailpipe and then he told Cecil Smith.

That is what I was told by Dick Guy when I interviewed him.

How did he find the rag in the tailpipe? Was he inspecting the car?

I believe that when they showed up that Cecil Smith was down either in the Westman's house or down at Buchst's house because from what I remember, Dick Guy and a couple of the fire department people said that.

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