Eight people were killed in five were injured.

There's been a mass shooting at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis.

Aren't they in the same position as any person in the public who entered into their property?

Hello, welcome to the best case, worst case.

This is Jim Clemente, retired FBI profiler, former New York City prosecutor, and writer-producer of CBS's Criminal Minds, including Criminal Minds Evolution on Paramount Plus.

And with me today, from afar, thankfully is.

Hi, everybody. It's Francie Higgs, former state and federal prosecutor and executive producer and writer of Audible's Midwest Monster.

Even though you just insult me, I have to say it's nice to see you. And I'm really excited because again, this is like a record on best case, worst case.

Again, we have a new guest, someone our listeners and our Patreon subscribers have never heard from before. So Mel, introduce yourself to our listeners.

My name is Mel Hewitt. I'm an attorney in Atlanta, Georgia.

Well, Mel, you're a lot more than that. I think we should get into it a little bit at a time though, right Jim?

Sure. Why not?

I think also Jim, do you fill out number because Mel and I are both in Atlanta, literally right now.

Yes. Wow. That's amazing. Well, you know, Mel, I'm sorry that you have to share an entire state with Francie, but you know, I guess you probably figure out a way. Yeah. That's true.

So Mel, tell us a little bit about your history. How did you become an attorney in Atlanta, Georgia?

Wow. If you want to go way back to have to get out of the service, I apparently couldn't keep a job.

By the way, Francie and I do have something else in common. We both have Cleveland ties.

That's right. My husband and Mel himself.

Well, I don't, I'm not wearing a tie. So I guess I don't have. Oh, my God.

Please don't do that anymore. Share. Okay.

So yeah, well, after the service, I went right into the department of the law enforcement spent about six and a half years there.

And where was that? Which sheriff's office was that?

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