All right. Well, continue on. Good, sir. You are now. What, how long does it take you

to make the decision that you said I'm in? Okay. Falling back to, you know, the requests

of my wife for transfer. I said, listen, I've been retired for a little more than a year

now. Are you getting tired of me? I would love to be able to do this project. And my wife

has always been my biggest supporter. And she said, of course, this is something you have

to do. So I, you know, after I, again, did some background search, you know, I asked them,

I go, so you want a cold case? Are there any witnesses to interview? Now they're all

dead. Are there documents relating to this? Is there anything I'm going to be able to find?

Well, there's never been any real evidence found, physical evidence found. Okay. And what about

prior investigations where there were two prior official investigations, one in 1948 and one

in 1963. And that struck me on man 63 from 1945. The war was over. That's a long time. And we'll

get to that later on, on what actually prompted that, but found out that they never really had

any conclusions. But whenever I first reviewed the documents from those two prior investigations,

I realized that law enforcement and what they were dealing with back then, quite different

than today. The 1948 investigation was only probably 12 pages long. There were witnesses,

actual witnesses to the raid that were never interviewed. There, there may be missing documents

out of the file. It wasn't like a typical cold case that people always see on television, where

the new investigator comes in and he pulls a box off of a shelf and there in very neat fashion

is all these manila folders. I'm laughing right. Yeah, you pull that box down. You're going to be

lucky if there's not like an old dead rat in there in an old coffee cup with. Well, and there was

no box. These documents were scattered throughout archives. There was a great lack of cohesion

to the 1948 investigation. The 63 investigation, done a little bit more professionally,

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