6 of them don't get cured, they get caught.

When you find what type of LG they are, it's easier to catch them.

So this was a very brazen offender, obviously it was not afraid of getting caught.

Hello and welcome to Best Case Worst Case.

This is Jim Clemente, your retired FBI profiler, former New York City prosecutor

and writer producer on CBS' Criminal Minds.

And with me today, live from Atlanta is...

Hi everybody, it's Francie Hakes, former state and federal prosecutor.

It is so great to have Jim here in Atlanta and we have a very special guest back with us.

It's such a nice thing to have our guests in the studio, so to speak, with us.

And we have back with us amazing detective, former to Cal County detective at Atlanta's own Kevin McNeil.

Thank you, thank you, I was glad to be here.

Thank you.

Well, Kevin, you are here to talk to us about your worst case.

Yes sir.

Now we let everybody that we interview determine how they want to pick out the worst case of their career

because well we all know there are victims involved with every case and most of these crimes are horrific crimes.

And so it's a very difficult thing to pick out a worst case.

Yes, that's true.

So just tell us what kind of case is it that you're talking about.

It'll be another severe rape case.

A serial rape case?

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