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Welcome to another bonus episode of the LISC Long Island serial killer podcast.

Whereas you've probably noticed that official season two episodes have unfortunately come to a

close, we will continue producing occasional LISC-related bonus content featuring case updates,

topical tangents, and even some familiar voices. Like that of today's guest are Long Island

area homicide detective who has been an indispensable resource while investigating the LISC case and

other cold cases that are currently on the MoPAC audio docket. He recently sat down with me on a

return trip from Tennessee where he talked about what it actually takes for law enforcement to

process DNA, as well as best practices for working with web sleuths, and ways he imagines the LISC case

might one day be solved. So what's up dude? Like you're in Tennessee. Tell me about that.

We just left just left Knoxville. We went to my partner Mike and I went to the body farm,

which we spoke about the other day. So we're there for a week and now we have to drive back to

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