238 with Criminal Defense Attorney Jim Polk

The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon

Pat Dixon

True Crime, News, News Commentary

4.2 • 831 Ratings

🗓️ 28 December 2015

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Patreon.com contains over 35 minutes of BONUS material from episode 238 with Jim Polk; discussion with emphasis on domestic violence accusations and accusations of rape.

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0:00.0	132 reported cases of Rolex is being stolen.
0:04.0	Are you wearing your roller?
0:05.0	I'm not.
0:06.0	I have the, I have the shnola today.
0:08.0	I thought it was a shit.
0:10.0	From the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live.
0:15.0	You got them confused, huh?
0:16.0	I did. I can't tell one from the other.
0:18.0	In Brooklyn Supreme Court, a man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for murdering a house guest.
0:24.3	And just like a guy who would murder a house guest, he didn't confess right away.
0:28.2	He didn't even dispose of the body in a respectful manner.
0:31.0	Assistant DA, Melissa, Carvajal said this defendant has showed no remorse for his actions.
0:36.6	He stuffed Rufino Sanchez's body into a container and went on with his life with his child for four days before confessing to his boss.
0:44.3	At the sentencing hearing, the victim's sister told the convicted man,
0:47.3	You stored him away like winter clothes.
0:50.3	The funeral director had to put my brother's body into two body bags.
0:54.8	He was so badly decomposed.
0:56.8	We were robbed of closure.
0:58.8	He was short-order cook, Joshua Simzer, shameless killer, 26-year-old Texas native.
1:06.8	Joining me now?
1:08.2	Criminal Defense Attorney Jim, okay, Jim.
1:10.2	Hello, longtimeity. Did you
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