But there are so many other cases like Terris, where this kind of genetic technology could

lead to these dangerous offenders being A, caught, B, tried, C, locked up, D, potentially

even the death penalty. But or if they're dead like this horrific person. Hello and welcome to best

case, worst case. This is Jim Clementi, retired FBI profile of former New York City prosecutor and writer

producer of criminal minds and bluebeard on Audible. With me today is,

Hi everybody. It's Francie Hakes, former state and federal prosecutor, Jim. We have Carrie Wright

back. I am so happy that she came back to talk to us again about Terry McAdams, her friend

from college who was brutally murdered in Arlington, Texas, Valentine's Day of 1984,

something that has stayed with Carrie,

and of course, Terry's family in our hearts.

It was 85. It was 1985.

Oh, apologies. Apologies.

It's 1985.

Valentine's Day of 1985.

And our hearts go out to you, Carrie, but also to the entire family about this.

So why don't you introduce yourself to our listeners, Carrie, and then we'll just jump right back in and pick up where we left off last week.

Okay, sure. My name is Carrie Wright. I grew up in Arkansas, and that's my connection to the University of Arkansas and

Bayable, where I went to school.

I currently live in Los Angeles and work in accounting.

So, yeah.

That's great.

That's fantastic.

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