In the consult, we discuss cases involving violence, sexual violence, abduction, and murder.

Sometimes the cases we discuss involve children.

Listener discretion is advised. Welcome to the consult. I'm Julia Cowley, retired FBI agent and profiler. And today, I am joined by the one and only Jack

Fox statement analyst extraordinaire, who has his own YouTube channel titled Never a Truer Word.

Welcome, Jack. Thank you for having me in this exalted consult room, which has seen so many intelligent

people sitting here.

I feel not worthy.

Well, you're very worthy.

So the way Jack and I connected was really through social media, and we follow some of the

same accounts, and we started to follow each other's accounts. And I remember at one point you had made a comment about the general assessment questionnaires

that we use in either developing victimology or developing personality profiles of people to do

interview strategies. And I just reached out and offered to send you a copy of one.

So then from then on, we've kind of communicated back and forth here and there.

And then as we were doing the Robert Juan case, I knew we were going to be looking at the 911 call.

And we'll talk about this in the show today, sort of the difference between what we do on our show

versus what you do.

And I wanted to hear a true statement analysis on the 911 call.

So I suggested the case to you and you did it and my colleague

Angela and I both watched it and we thought you hit it out of the park.

Oh, thank you. I mean, thank you for sending it my way because that is pure statement analysis

goal. 911 calls always are because they're so raw and in the moment.

Yeah, it was very interesting. And what I want to do is when we get into talking about exactly

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