#568: Surviving Ohio State gets personal 2

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True Crime, Society & Culture, Exhibit C, Documentary

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🗓️ 16 July 2025

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Jim and Kathy talk to Steve Snider-Hill about his experiences as a US ARMY VETERAN turned student at Ohio State and the outrageous crimes that followed.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome the Real Crime Profile. This is Jim Clementi, retired FBI profiler, former
0:16.9	a New York City prosecutor and writer-reducer of criminal minds and Bluebeard on Audible. And with me today, Kathy Canning-Mello, retired FBI agent and profiler and co-host
0:26.7	of the Audible podcast, FBI Profilers Criminal Archives. And today, Jim, we have a very special
0:33.5	guest, and I'm super excited for us to hear from this person. I wanted to introduce
0:39.4	yourself. Sure. My name is Steve Snyder Hill, and I am known as Student B and the Perkins
0:45.5	Cooey Report from the OSU documentary Surviving Ohio State. Well, it's great to have you, Steve.
0:51.8	And just to our listeners, I want to let you know right away that Stephen Snyder Hill is actually a real-life hero. He actually is responsible for bringing to light and forcing to light a terrible thing that we've been talking about the last couple of episodes, and that is there was a doctor
1:12.2	at Ohio State, and we do not mention his name. He should be forgotten his name, but not what
1:18.6	he did and not what happened at Ohio State. And we'll just call him DS if we have to. But
1:25.0	Stephen, because he was so driven to get the truth out was was
1:35.5	unstoppable and we'll we'll get into that in a bit but stephen can you tell us when you were at
1:41.0	ohio state sure i got out of the Army in 1991 and started Ohio State that year.
1:48.0	Okay. So I was there. I was there. I was 91. I was 21. I was 21 years old. Okay. And went to Ohio State all the way through my
1:55.7	master's degree in 2000. Wow. And so what did you do in the Army? Well, I was in twice. So I've been in,
2:05.7	join the Army in 1988. So it ages me a little bit, but got in an 88 and I retired in 2019,
2:14.0	so almost 30 some years total. But then I had a break.
2:17.9	I had a break in there.
2:18.9	So it wasn't quite 30 years of service or whatever.
2:21.3	But I started as a fire support specialist, which is a 13 Foxtrot.
2:25.9	So I was in artillery when I was in the first time.
2:29.9	And then I went and got my degree and came back in as a dietitian and went into our medical core and as a dietitian.
2:37.4	Oh, that's awesome.
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