I'll now hand you over to my best man, Eddie.

Wow, wow, wow, second time's a charm, eh, Billy Boy!

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and I'm sure there's a lot in store for us over the next several weeks. about this new season of Culpable. I know that we just started getting into Danny Violet's case,

and I'm sure there's a lot in store for us over the next several weeks. So we're going to do our

best to avoid spoilers. But that being said, there may be some sneak peeks waiting for you in this interview.

Let's kick things off, and why don't you give us a brief summary about Danny's case?

Sure. Yeah, so Danny Violet, he's a 17-year-old,

living in a small Ohio town called Willard, and in the fall of 98, he vanished. He was missing

for roughly 11 days, and then was found dead in a cornfield on the outskirts of town under suspicious

circumstances he had what appeared to be a ligature mark around his neck and what appeared to be

tire tracks across his bare torso and then there was some additional evidence found in that field

the following day that also lent itself to the possibility of foul

play. And so, you know, long story short, it's been over 25 years now, and his case remains unsolved.

And it was one that when I heard about it, just initially intrigued me and just thought it could be a neat challenge

as well to take on a much older case than the last two I worked on.

You covered this case a few years ago in your case review series.

Now that we have a full-length investigation on it, I assume there are some new things

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