305 | Talk To Me

Best Case Worst Case

X-G Productions

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.2 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 21 October 2022

⏱️ 34 minutes

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The true story of the world’s first hostage negotiation unit

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0:00.0	Over the course of these last what 50 years, it is proof to save many, many lives.
0:09.7	You contain the situation and then you slow it down.
0:14.0	You're trying to talk, you're trying to listen.
0:18.1	Add in the NYPD to produce this brand new podcast, you can get it anywhere you get podcasts
0:23.7	and it's called Talk to me.
0:37.3	Hello and welcome to the best case worst case.
0:39.6	This is Jim Clemente, Retardepiat Profile of Foreign, New York City Prosecutor and writer
0:43.0	producer C. Vess's Criminal Minds and also on Criminal Minds Evolution on Paramount Plus.
0:50.6	And with me today is...
0:51.8	Hi everybody.
0:52.8	I'm a fancy Hakes, former state and federal prosecutor and executive producer and writer
0:57.3	of Audible's Midwest Monster.
1:00.2	Jim, I am literally thrilled.
1:02.5	Like I literally have chills because our guest today is so special.
1:07.4	I know I probably call all our guests special and they are special and they're on
1:10.9	wait.
1:11.9	But this guest is truly special because he's still on the job, he's doing the work.
1:17.0	He works for NYPD.
1:18.6	I'm so excited to have him.
1:20.4	I'd introduce yourself to our listeners.
1:23.0	Hi, how do you know this is Edward Cuddlin and here I am.
1:28.2	All right.
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