I've said there's no such thing as a slam dunk case and in the case of the Delphi case with Abby and Libby

I certainly wish the prosecution their team and the victims families all the law enforcement good fortune in pursuing this offender

What happened was after these confessions on the phone

This defendant was examined by two psychologists who determined that he was in normal state of health

Hello and welcome to the best case worst case is Jim Clementi retired FBI profiler former New York City prosecutor right producer of criminal minds and with me today is

Hi everybody, it's francey hates former state and federal prosecutor Jim

We started last week with a fascinating discussion of some

Grim developments in the Delphi murders of

Teenage girls

Abby and Libby in Indiana. I want to just jump right back in and pick up where we left off

Yeah, and also let's get into this whole discussion about the jury because I think that that's a critical critical part of the justice system that

people know very little about

So let's jump right back in I always wanted to be on a jury

I have gone a couple of times and a couple of times it's just been you know where you call in and that they've never asked me to come in

But I firmly believed that nobody would ever put me out of jury one because I'm a lawyer two because I'm a former prosecutor three because I

Am a former FBI agent

Yeah, you got like it's my fact to Jim and four because I am a writer producer

You know and all of those things can be reasons for somebody not to want me on the jury

I also I would love that opportunity because

I would I would want to make sure that it was done properly, you know

I would want to make sure that

That the jury was not doing experiments on their own that the jury was not bringing in

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