This is a very very special episode that we're celebrating isn't it?

It is yes it is very special James.

It's 400 episodes of best Case Worst Case.

Four hundred episodes.

Hello and welcome to Best Case

Hello and welcome to Best Case Worst Case. This is Jim Clemente, retired FBI profile of former New York City prosecutor, writer producer of criminal minds, Bluebeard, and host of FBI Profilers Criminal

Criminal Archives on audible and with me today again for the 400th time unbelievably is.

Hi everybody it's Francey Hakes former state and federal prosecutor and Jim yes this is I feel like we need like the rocket sounds you know fireworks and birthday symbols drums something this is our 400th

episode here at best case worst case it is and it amazing. I mean we started this way back. I mean before there was

any thought of COVID before a lot of things happen in this world and we've been together through a great deal

because not only have we heard from amazing law enforcement professionals about the best cases and the worst cases of their careers.

We've also heard from celebrities, we've heard from close friends and colleagues, we've also talked about very compelling

and incredibly important issues that have arisen during the course of the time, the years that we have been together here on best case, worst case.

And it's a phenomenon that we have been able to keep doing this for so many years.

Yeah, week in and week out since 2016.

I mean, since June of 2016 when we launched Jim.

And I think this would be a great time

to talk about what we're going to do today.

We're going to go through some of our very favorite episodes

in case some of you haven't heard them.

You've got to, you simply got to go back and listen to these, which Jim and I have sort of

curated based on whatever our own personal criteria.

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