Where her body was recovered and you turn around as the crow flies there's the apartment

I didn't need cell phone data.

Let's say it was a crime of opportunity.

That doesn't mean that this guy isn't thinking about this stuff all the time.

You have to be thinking about it to recognize it at that time.

She did the right thing.

She called for help.

And obviously he prevented her from either making the call or finishing the call. Hello and

welcome to Best Case Worst Case.

I'm your host, Fransi Hakes, former state and federal prosecutor.

Y'all, we have some subs in today

that I'm very excited about.

Jim had a bit of a, I'll just call it a minor medical emergency.

He's gonna be completely fine,

but he could not record today.

And so I have asked two incredibly special return guests,

and let's start with the lady from Chicago please introduce yourself.

Hi I'm Maureen O'Connell I'm a retired FBI agent I spent 25 years in Los Angeles

working all criminal matters and I spent 20 years on the evidence

response team. Fantastic and my friend practically in my own backyard. I'm

Cheryl McCollum. I'm a crime scene investigator and I have a

podcast called Zone 7.

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