Jim Rauch

Predators I’ve Caught with Chris Hansen

Chris Hansen

True Crime

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 23 December 2024

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

James "Jim"" Clifford Rauch was a potential predator caught in a KBI sting in connection with the Bowling Green, Kentucky investigation. Despite never being questioned by Chris, he gained notoriety due to his tumultuous journey to the sting house and his outrageous interrogation with the police, where he jokes with detectives and goes off topic numerous times. Rauch, started a webcam session with “Cheyenne," a girl he believed to be thirteen. He literally started off by asking the decoy if she wanted to give him oral sex. Over the course of eleven days, Rauch would send naked pictures of himself (one of them in his office) as well as make plans to take her back to his place for sex. Jim would take off in his car drunk on his way to see Cheyenne. He would get lost on his way, calling her and cursing like a sailor about not being able to find the house, saying things like, “The bears are looking for my dick!” When he arrived at the sting house, no one was there except the police to pick him up.

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1:01.1	every industry with literally billions being invested. So buckle up. The problem is that AI needs
1:06.7	the right data and a lot of speed and processing power, so how do you compete without
1:10.9	costs spiraling out of control? Time to upgrade to the next generation of the cloud, Oracle Cloud
1:16.7	Infrastructure or OCI. OCI is a single platform for your infrastructure, database and application
1:22.6	development with AI embedded across it all. And Oracle's offering cloud helps you address your
1:27.3	requirements for location, access and data residency. OCI provides with AI embedded across it all. And Oracle's offering cloud helps you address your requirements
1:27.8	for location, access and data residency. OCI provides blazing fast speeds for AI's demanding
1:33.6	workloads, and in the cloud when you pay by the minute, speed matters. And of course, nobody does
1:39.4	data better than Oracle. If you want OCI to help you do more and spend less, like Uber, the Premier
1:45.1	League and Oracle Red Bull Racing, take a free test drive at oracle.com slash bandwidth. That's
1:50.6	oracle.com slash bandwidth. Oracle.com slash bandwidth.
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