229 | Seven To Nine Turns Part 1

Best Case Worst Case

X-G Productions

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.2 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2021

⏱️ 51 minutes

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When seven year old Danielle Van Dam vanishes without a trace one night from her bedroom, the San Diego Police Department and Crime Laboratory Manager Jennifer Shen spring into action

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0:00.0	And when Brenda comes home, she notices that the side of the garage door is open and the
0:07.2	alarm light that they have is flashing.
0:11.7	And it's about 145 and the dog who can't park is nonetheless attracting the attention
0:17.9	of Danielle's father.
0:21.4	And in order to get to the Van Dam's house, from the main road, you have to take 7 to
0:28.7	9 turns to find this house.
0:37.3	Hello and welcome to the best case worst case.
0:39.4	This is Jim Clement.
0:40.4	You retired.
0:41.4	I'd be a pro-father former New York City prosecutor, writer, producer, CBS,
0:43.7	criminal minds, and executive producer of the new America's most wanted on Fox.
0:48.5	And with me today is.
0:50.2	Hi, everybody.
0:51.2	It's francey Hakes, former state and federal prosecutor and senior producer on the new America's
0:56.8	most wanted on Fox.
0:59.1	Jim, I'm really excited today.
1:01.8	We have a brand new guest.
1:04.4	Someone our listeners and our Patreon subscribers have never seen or heard before on this podcast.
1:10.6	Jen, please introduce yourself to our listeners.
1:14.4	Well, thank you very much.
1:16.4	I'm excited to be here.
1:17.6	My name is Jennifer Shen and I am a forensic scientist.
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