This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Burski, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

Well, yes, and you do that multiple ways by making sure, and do not know tony in your jurisdiction whether judges

are appointed or they're uh if they're elected i don't know if they're elected you get her ass

off the bench you know the next time she's up for election you know i mean the judicial board

the board of overseers for judges it's really tough to get a judge off the

bench.

But, you know, the thing that we have going on here is when you really look at who was

responsible for the gag and why it happened, you have to look no further than that woman

sitting on the bench.

I mean, do you think that you want, she wants the world talking about the fact that she let this dude out on a 5K bond? No, but why would you do that to begin with? I guess that's where I go like to the motivation of it to begin. Like what is the motivation? Like, there is no, you are not going to be criticized in any way, shape, or form for keeping that

man behind bars. There's no one that's going to go after you and say, well, that was really

harsh. I can't believe that you kept that man with 47 of these charges behind bars. What on

earth is motivating you to go, $5,000 bond, that seems like that's a great idea. This isn't

going to look bad on me or anything, because you can't think that this woman sitting there going,

I wanted to release a sexual predator into my community.

This sounds like a fun idea because I'm an evil person.

That's not how that person I'm sure is operating.

So what, how is that person operating?

What is the incentive? Is there, I mean,

and sometimes people make really dumb choices for really dumb reasons that have nothing to do

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