And I looked out the window and I watched an American airline crash into the World Trade Center.

Very, very crazy, interesting car accident scene that just nothing was as it seemed.

What we're hoping the focus of this podcast is not only our listeners learning about these interesting, notorious and infamous cases,

but also learning about how they impacted the law enforcement professionals who lived them.

There's one case that I think every single law enforcement officer on the planet knows as sort of the worst scenario that's ever happened in the United States of America.

Hello and welcome to Best Case Worse Case, where Francie Akes and I bring you behind police lines.

I'm Jim Clemente, your host and my co-host Francie Akes.

Hi Jim.

How you doing?

Great.

That's good.

Well aren't you excited to be here live at CrimeCon?

I am thrilled.

Yes ladies and gentlemen, this is our very first live podcast for Best Case Worse Case.

We're really excited to be here at CrimeCon, the very first CrimeCon ever.

And we have some amazing guests today.

First, just to tease you with what's going to happen in the future on Best Case Worse Case, we have two of our very close friends at XG Productions,

and that's Jim Fitzgerald, retired FBI profiler.

Hello Jim, hello everybody.

And the amazing Bob Ruff from Truth and Justice Podcast.

Jim and Francie, hello everybody.

So as you may be finding out, Best Case Worse Case is a podcast where Francie Akes and I interview our friends and colleagues who are in law enforcement and prosecution, part of the justice system.

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