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Without warning podcast presents season 3, Investigation, derailed.

Come behind the curtain with private investigator, Sheila Weissaki, and examine a major injustice.

Warning, the following episode contains elements that are graphic in nature.

The subject of discretion is advised.

Sometimes evidence answers questions, and sometimes it leads you asking even more questions.

Luckily, when we got access to more crime scene photos, I had the volunteers in my group's bounce ideas off of one another.

Listen in as the amazing group of volunteers discuss what they see and what conclusions they come to.

It's sometimes messy, it's always a lot of back and forth, and it's how my investigations work.

We're going to jump right in to the round table of my Patreon members.

Okay, so we got a bunch of crime scene photos from Jessica way back in April when we first started this, and April maybe.

And that's what basically we have been going off of all along, that's what the podcast has been going off of, and that's what our forensic group, including Mark, has really been kind of focused on the pictures that we saw, and did they match up to what was on the autopsy reports.

Then comes Monday of just this past week when Kendra went to see Vicki at her home, got another flash drive, and Vicki didn't know what was on the flash drive as she, you know, understandably has never looked at any of the photos before.

So she didn't know what we had and what we didn't have photo wise.

Kendra was uploading the flash drive and saw some things that she knew that I didn't have or Sheila or Mark didn't have as well.

So once I started examining those, it really, it gave me pause.

There were pictures of, there was a folder of Aiden, there was a folder of River, a folder of the autopsy taken by BCSO, the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office, and a folder taken by MUSC, who's the Medical University of South Carolina, who did the autopsy.

So within their folders, there were a lot of the pictures that we already had, but there are also pictures that we didn't have.

So I'm just kind of making bullet points of ones that really kind of stood out to me, I could be on this call for an hour, I'm not going to do that to you guys.

But specifically the folder with Aiden, we had no pictures of Aiden besides the unfortunate leg that was resting next to Katie's body about 12 inches away.

Which again, if she said by a train, doesn't make sense that the leg would land exactly where Katie does.

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