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The Christian and Riyaki case was prematurely closed by authorities, but many questions remain.

Come behind the curtain and follow private investigator Sheila Wiseaki as she

uncovers the truth about what happened to Christian. This is Without Warning.

Warning, the following episode contains details about sexual violence and elements that are graphic in nature.

Listener discretion is advised.

The last two episodes have been about how the case started from the 911 called the crime scene.

The added bonus was hearing from Whitley Spokesperson Joel, who had real insight on what Whitley is saying.

I have said over and over in my groups that this audio is a wealth of investigative information.

Listen to it again and again.

After the roundtable with culpable, Ray, Josh, Laurie and I continued the conversation.

We touched on a variety of subjects. Later I will go in depth on each subject, the case file being released,

the role of Cassie Coleman, Jim Hood and others.

This case is a set of circumstances from beginning to end. Either they work or they don't work.

You can't cherry pick the information for a different outcome. If they don't make sense together, they don't make sense at all.

We start with Laurie Morrison, private investigator, talking about the DNA sample on the gun.

The fact that Cassie Coleman deferred to the AG about the DNA and the leaked meeting where we learned that Gypsy said the sample was too small and would be consumed by the testing.

If the case is closed, why would that matter? I don't see any logical reason not to have it tested at this point.

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