My father had a saying that he would repeat to me in my siblings, protect yourself at all times.

He certainly left his mark on the world, his city, and his family.

911, what's your emergency?

In the early evening on New Year's Eve, in 1973, a 34-year-old man was found bleeding to death on the street.

With multiple bullet wounds to his chest, stomach, and leg, this man was Anthony Virgilio, Tony, to his friends.

According to Stockton Police, in his dying moments, Tony told them that he had come downtown for a meeting with his former business partner, Calvin Jones.

Calvin Jones would spend 30 years in prison for Tony's murder.

And for 30 years, Calvin Jones would call my house and speak to my father.

And I always wondered, what were they talking about?

What did my dad have to say to a convicted murderer?

From Sonoro and Tenderfoot TV, I'm Alex Estrada, and this is the estate.

The estate is a true crime documentary podcast series about the burning question that has haunted me for 20 years.

When my dad died, he left behind a question.

Was he responsible for killing Tony Virgilio?

The estate is available September 13th.

Listen for free wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm Dennis Cooper, host of the podcast culpable from Resonate Originals in Tenderfoot TV.

In 2019, I took a long form investigative approach, covering the case of Christian Andreaquio.

In 2022, I did a deep dive into another case, the case of Brittany Stikes.

But now we're changing things up a little, with a new spin on the series.

In culpable case review, I'll be highlighting six different cases over the next six weeks,

to help give more victims and their families a voice in their fight for justice.

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