On today's episode, I am joined by Washington DC's former chief of homicide, who worked

as a federal prosecutor for 24 years.

He goes into detail about the patterns and psychological motivations of the murderers

he put behind bars, the dangerous process of flipping witnesses, and whether or not

enough money and power can be used by the ruling class to purchase their way out of

facing justice.

You're going to want to saddle up for this one, guys.

So without further ado, here is my conversation with Glenn Kirschner and this is uncovering

the truth.

Glenn, thank you so much for coming on the show today.

Hey, my pleasure, Dash.

Let's just get right into it.

You've done something that not a whole lot of people have got to experience for better

or worse.

You have stared into the eyes of evil and you've read what I've read, he's prosecuted

over 50 murder cases.

And I'm just curious throughout your time at the US Attorney's Office, was there a pattern

or a psychological motivation that you noticed that could cause someone to commit the heinous

act of murder or is this just an inexplicable evil that there there's no explanation?

Yeah, and that's a fair question and a lot of people I think want to believe that most

of the folk who take the life of a fellow human being are evil and I think date line

reinforces that, that's why people watch.

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