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Hello, everybody, and welcome back to another episode of True Crime with Kendall Ray. Thank you so much for joining me as always. And if you're new to the show, then welcome. I'm happy to have you. Now, this episode is pre-recorded. I am recording it very far in advance because if you were seeing this, if you didn't already see a pre-recorded

episode, this is recorded for going up during my maternity leave, which means I either am about

to have a baby or just had a baby. And I'm actually not even pregnant when I'm recording this.

So it feels really weird to say this. And I don't know when you'll be seeing this, but I'm just trying to get a jump start, which I have already explained in other previous uploads. But if you didn't see that, now you know. And if you want to know how I'm doing or where I'm at in that process, you can follow me on Instagram. I normally update, you know, some personal details here and there on there.

But anyway, today I'm going to be talking about a case that, well, really a story, I guess you could say,

about an amazing young man named Kyle Plush.

So I first heard about Kyle's story years ago. And ever since I've

heard about it, it has just stayed with me. It's always been on my mind and made me learn a lot more

about the dispatch system and understand how important it actually is and how there can be major failures, which is what's so

frustrating about this case is that Kyle's death was completely preventable. He did every single

thing right, and this never should have happened, and that just goes to his amazing character,

how smart he was. I wanted to finally talk about it after all of this time because I think it's a story

that more people should hear, should be aware of for their own potential safety in the

future, but also because I think it's something that isn't often talked about.

We don't often talk about dispatch in the cases that I cover.

I mean, there's definitely some examples of really great dispatchers and also some

really terrible dispatchers.

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