Okay, we're live. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show.

I have three very special guests in regards to a book I read by Jera Lind Kolarik.

And Jara Lind and I have done two interviews in the past, one in the recent past about her excellent book about serial killer Larry Eiler.

The first interview was based on the title of her book, Free to Kill the True Story killer Larry Eiler. The first interview was based on the title of her book,

Free to Kill the True Story of Larry Eiler. And then we just did one with her and a coroner named Scott McCord,

discussing updates to that book. But today we're going to talk about her, another book that she wrote

titled, I am Kane. And we have her and two people who are also involved in this case that happened.

The original crime took place in 1990, but again, the three people will be Geraldine Colerick, Jennifer Bishop Jenkins, and John Corbett.

And they can talk more in detail about this book and this whole fascinating case.

And how it ties into searching cases today that I think are in public venue and people

know about.

So, Jerelyn, Jennifer, John, welcome to the show.

Thanks for agreeing to the interview.

Thanks, Bill.

Thanks a lot.

I'm Gerald Paleric, and I'm the author of I Am Kane.

And as a true crime author, I was working with Avon Books, and I've done a number of books as a journalist writing true crime.

But I feel that I.M. Kane is the most interesting of the books. It's not about just a murder

that happened on April 7, 1990, of a young couple, Nancy and Richard Langer, and their unborn

child, in a very well-to-do suburb of Winnetka in Illinois. But it's a story that looks at something as very topical today,

especially with the Ethan Prumbly case in Michigan.

It is the parents being held responsible for their child, knowing that their child

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