Oh, I've been running from the law.

Hope they won't shoot me down soon.

I'm Todd Macombus and I'm Jessica Noel and we are the investigators.

Try to catch me hauling out to move. shares. listening experience. I'm sure you weren't expecting to see a bonus episode hit the feed and especially probably not pertaining to

Calvin Berry's case because we just released part two of his two-part series. But here's what happened.

We got to have a conversation with someone

we didn't have the opportunity yet to speak to.

A person we consider of importance

in the grand scheme of this case.

And it happened after we had buttoned everything up and we just want to discuss that a little bit amongst ourselves and for your benefit because it does help paint a little clearer picture of maybe what

happened with Calvin Berry and his ICD defibrillator in those early

morning hours of March 11th. But before we do that, let me make one little correction to slap myself

on the hand because I mistakenly referred to Sergeant Fontaine of the Port St. Lucy Police

Department as the chief or a of the detective that you heard a couple times throughout

Part 1 and Part 2 of Calvin's episodes.

So the male police officer that was in the interview with Althea at the end and had to play the 911 call over to remind her about the

Benadryl issue.

That was Sergeant Fontaine, in no way a chief of anything actually.

So sorry, Sergeant Fontaine, and sorry whoever the chief is of that police department.

Jessica, do you want to take a second to explain who this person is that we were lucky enough to get to speak with today?

Yeah, we got to talk to a woman I would consider an expert in the way of the heart, and we actually mentioned her in part two.

Her name is Valerie Reed and she's a heart failure nurse

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