Good evening and welcome to the comm center. I'm Drew breezy tonight. We're going to zip up the final installment in our suitcase trilogy. Listen, if you haven't heard the first two episodes, don't worry. This isn't one of those series where you have to follow along like Game of Thrones or anything.

But I would love for you to go back and watch the first two. John is going to complete a diorama of the interrogation room right before your eyes tonight while I speak.

And I'm going to give you a Halloween treat. A John will enter it if you will. All that what it means for your weekend tonight on the comm center.

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Tonight it's a special wallflower edition. That's right. All the cool kids who don't go to the party who are still at work working on a live stream for the fans.

Not just kick it back and relax and in sunny old Florida except for Drew. Tonight's the comm center tonight is a show that is about 911 dispatchers and how we work in the field to protect our communities.

Or it's also about detectives and how they interrogate people in an interrogation chamber, which I believe is what it's called. Drew is a veteran detective.

He's our host for tonight. The communications room with Lieutenant Andrew Baxter. Drew used to teach this when he was a detective. He taught a course 40 hour course to perspective detectives deputies of all kinds.

He would teach them an interview and interrogation techniques. He would rob the minds of the guilty and use that information to convict them.

Tonight he's going to put on a show for you. He's going to show you what's going on in the mind of the accused. This crazy Sarah Boone lady who zipped up her boyfriend in a suitcase.

Zany murder if there was one. He's wacky. Yes, wacky. He's also going to take you deeper to the minds of detectives and what they're thinking about.

But first let's check in with Drew Drew. How the heck are you old buddy?

It's a it's a packed weekend. I was supposed to be in Jacksonville as you all know. It is a packed weekend though filled with families.

In fact, I just left Jackson's baseball game. Okay. And nothing, John. I know that you'll agree with me. Nothing says I support the great American pastime than now defunct Canadian team known as the exposed.

Yeah. And by the way, Montreal wanted to succeed from their own country as well. I think though if you flip this upside down, it becomes a W for the Washington Nationals.

So in theory, it became the national team of the United States. So we got that. We got an archery tournament going on.

Taylor's version of 1989 gets dropped tonight. I don't know if we're if any of us are going to get sleep. I've been fighting a fever. The energy is possible.

It's I've been fighting a fever since I was in the seventh grade. I think it's the same fever that I had when I was in Clayton.

So it's just a jam pack weekend. I was unable to make it up to Jacksonville. The boys are in women are having a great time up there. If you didn't catch earlier, they did a little live broadcast on getting a grip on things.

So I'm going to have a panel and Simon cast it on. I'll tell you to stop channel. Obviously having a blast. I see plenty of pictures with Mr. Ken Shamrock himself.

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