In any room, every time you walk in, you deposit things and you take things away with you.

This is spooky, I have Chelsea.

Following into place in such a spooky way.

Hello and welcome to Best Case Worc case. This is your host, Jim Clementi, former New York City

prosecutor, retired FBI profiler and writer producer on CBS's Criminal Mind.

And with me today is my lovely co-host. Hi everybody, it's francey hakes, former state and

federal prosecutor. Hi Jim. How are you, francey? I'm good. I'm glad we're back in the studio together.

It is a wonderful thing, isn't it? And aren't we excited today? Yes.

Because we have a wonderful friend and colleague.

Moreno Kyle. Hi guys.

Hi, Moreno. Thank you so much for doing this. This is exciting too. Not only is Moreno joining us,

but she's actually joining us in the studio. Jim, it's like we've had a run of people in the studio

with us. It's a wonderful thing. Live recording, a podcast is so much cooler because you get

to interact and we like to have a conversation because we want our audience to get to know you,

Moreno, and the experiences that you've had in law enforcement. Sounds good. Let's go.

Well, to start off with, Moreno, can you tell us and our listeners a little bit about your

law enforcement career? Sure. I joined the FBI in 1991 and I got transferred to Los Angeles shortly

thereafter and I spent 25 years working the streets of Los Angeles as either a gang or narcotics

investigator and simultaneously working on the FBI's ERT team, our friends' ex team.

Okay. ERT. This is a perfect example of what we have to do. Whenever we come to an acronym

that we use in the government, you have to explain what it is. So what's a ERT?

ERT is Evidence Response Team and it's the FBI's CSI team. We go all over the world. We investigate

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