It's unbelievable how violent he is to make it look like he is the tough guy, he is the man.

This is somebody who is used to getting away with terrible things.

Hello and welcome to Best Case,

this is Jim Clemente, retired FBI a former New York City prosecutor and writer producer of Criminal Minds, which

Criminal Minds Evolution premieres today on Paramount Plus season 17. Yeah it's unbelievable such a popular show and I'm

Francie Hakes former state and federal prosecutor and I'm executive producer of the

audible series Invisible Life and Death on the Reservation which was submitted

I can't call it nominated submitted by audible for a Pulitzer Prize. We did not get the

Pulitzer Prize sadly, but it did bring attention to the just perils of life and death on a specific Wind River Indian Reservation for a couple

of young women and if you haven't listened to that audible series I suggest that

you go and check it out.

It's pretty incredible.

We talk to the girl's mother and so I'm very proud of that project,

Pulitzer or not, Jim.

Right, absolutely, and you should be so today we're going to talk about

something that well nobody should be proud of it's a horrific thing and I've just

heard about it but I'm going to actually view it right here

live right in front of everybody and that this particular case we're talking

about today has in something in common with the last two

episodes that we've done here best case worst case on the terrible New Jersey case of the

father who after what it looked like trying to run his six-year-old son to death on a

treadmill then brought him into an ER and he'd been beaten to death and the

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