Randy Tumen of the Fayette County Sheriff's Office in Texas talks about that special bond between

a handler and their dog. I don't want to say aggressive bond, but they are the most, they're

the dog that bonds, I mean, very strongly with the handler. Is that correct?

I mean, I think any good working dog, I mean, as much time you spend with them, they're

going to bond. I mean, once you get that initial bond, it's hard to explain if you're

not a canine handler. It's like, you know, having a human person that you've worked with

for five years every day for 10 to 12 hours, they can read your mind, you know, they can

feel your emotion. And it's really, it's on an undescribable man. Welcome to Game of

Crimes. Hello, hello, hello, it is that time again. We are coming up on episode 48. We

are getting close to Cinco Sequente episodes. We are, we're coming up on a year or two. We'll

be doing a year in June. So guys, everybody, welcome episode 48 Game of Crimes. I am your ultimate

host, the host with the most and the best here, Morgan Wright here, literally with my partner

in crime. The guy that has to put up with his crap, Steve Murphy, but call me Murphy. Yes,

we are legends in our own mind, former law enforcement, former heroes of the universe.

That's right. That's right. That's those Avengers. They ain't got nothing on us. I got

nothing on us. We got them. We got them. Hey, guys, well, thank you guys for coming back. We

have had, let me tell you, just real quickly, before we get into the housekeeping, Jerry Clark got

a lot of great comments back on Jerry. And I will tell you, part two of Jerry's episode that we did

with him was the second most downloaded episode we've ever had. I mean, in terms of numbers,

the highest one obviously was our kickoff episode with you and JP episode one. But this has

been the most downloaded episode since last June 28th. Wow. Wow. Good job, Jerry. I mean, you know,

I'm just shocked that I didn't. I was not aware of that case until my friend Kevin told me about

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