A word of warning. This series contains descriptions of violence and strong language, including

unbleeped curse words. Please be advised. Previously, on Camps Fomp Road.

And there they were. What? The 90 phone calls.

All these officers are saying, we're fine.

They're saying that they keep telling each other, this is cut and dry, this is cut and dry.

I was working, I was in the shadows last night.

I weren't there, but I was in shadows.

I chased him.

Oh, I was on his ass, and he couldn't, his truck couldn't outrun my truck.

And he knew it.

So, yeah, he was terrified.

No one listened to these, and they didn't want to stand in front of my family and say we looked at all the evidence.

And we've come to this conclusion. For more than two years, Jennifer Foley's been an advocate for her brother, Scott Spivey,

and she says she wants accountability for his killers, Weldon Boyd and Bradley Williams.

Boyd and Williams deny any wrongdoing.

With a discovery of 90 phone calls in the police file, Jennifer found a window into Weldon Boyd and Williams deny any wrongdoing. With the discovery of 90 phone calls in the police file,

Jennifer found a window into Weldon Boyd's mind,

but she also stumbled across evidence of corruption within the Ory County Police Department.

In early March 2025,

Jennifer's lawyer, Mark Tensley, notified Ory County police about the calls.

They quickly opened an internal investigation.

The first dominoed fall was Deputy Chief Brandon Strickland.

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