Hello and welcome to best case, worst case.

My name is Maureen O'Connell.

I'm your host and a 25-year veteran of the FBI, as well as a member of the evidence response team.

And with me today is...

Hi, it's Jim Clementi, retired FBI prof profile of former New York City prosecutor, writer, producer

of criminal minds, and blue bear on Auduball. And we are going to get back into this case that seems

to be really dragging on. It is dragging on. And I don't know about you, Jim, but I keep telling myself that these things

don't wrap up quickly.

I keep pointing to the Corey Richards, Richens case where, you know, she just, she got arrested after a year after the incident happened.

So there is time. I really believe they're building a case. I don't know against who.

But there's just a lot of things pointing in a lot of different directions with regard to this investigation.

I keep pointing to the Corey Richens case where she wasn't charged for, I believe, a little over a year

after the murder occurred. And you and I both know that oftentimes it takes a long time to build a case against an individual

because it's not who we think did something.

It's who we can prove did something.

Yeah, you're absolutely right.

And I just, it's just tough being on this side, being a civilian, I wish we could help on these cases.

This, the lack of information, we don't have all the specifics from the case.

We don't know everything that law enforcement knows.

Nor should we, right?

Yeah, I get it.

But what I'm saying is it's such a shame.

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