The banker was abducted, missing, found five days later, drowned in the lake.

Talk about Grayson, a guy who's under suspicion of committing a terrible crime and he's just sort of messing around.

When you see multiple methods used in the course of that crime, we typically attribute that to somebody who's losing their mind or more than one person.

We actually did research on the current in that area around the bridge and pieces of the chair could conceivably wash up on the shoreline.

Hello and welcome to Best Case Worc case. This is Jim Clemente, retired FBI profiler former New York City prosecutor, writer producer CVS's criminal minds with me today is.

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Jim, I cannot tell you how excited I am to have two guests back to talk about this exciting and terrible case that they investigated way back in the day, especially because no offense to your gym Edwards, but one of them has a deep Louisiana accent.

So let's start with the opposite person first today.

My friend from Louisiana, who are you and what was your career?

Well, Dale Farley retired FBI agent. I was in the FBI of 1969 to 2001. I spent most of that time in Java, Missouri.

All right. And my friend and FBI Academy colleague, the medwards 23 years with the FBI and retired about 10 spent the significant part of my career in the Kansas City division, specifically the job in Missouri.

We are a awesome and the Dell, we were in the middle of discussing a newly that came in about this bank robbery turned murder.

Can you tell us what the caller conveyed when she called in about a particular brother?

That's one of one of several calls that came in at that time frame, the about the time Dan, Dan's body surface was from an anonymous female to the job in Missouri police department, saying that one of the Agaski brothers of Noel was bragging about two of them having stolen the large number of coins.

We could never made any heavyweight trying to identify her, but that's the was that first indicator or pointer towards the Agaski brothers, there were two brothers, the older one being Joseph Anthony Agaski, about 23 at the time.

And his younger brother Shannon Wayne of Agaski, who was 18 had just turned 18, they live right there and Noel near proximity of each other, neither was employed.

Both were suspected by the city marshal of Noel, Frank Marshall of having been involved in something he didn't know what he just didn't trust them are bleed they were up to no good, but he couldn't at not be able to put his finger on anything at that point.

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