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I'm your host, Nick, and with me as always is a man who I thought would be my silent partner.

Here is the captain.

Silent but deadly partner.

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crime

we will be talking a lot about DNA in this case here today, but before we get into the DNA evidence and especially that cigarette, but that we talked so much about at the end of yesterday's episode, we need to talk about the suspects police found in Johnny's social circle.

Now, this is the early stages of the investigation here, Captain.

This is within days and weeks after the double homicide.

Now, we know that police spoke many times to Johnny's close friend, and I want to use that term loosely.

We're being told that they were close friends, but it sounds to me, Captain, that

Johnny may have had a couple of air quotes, close friends for a few months the summer and fall prior to his murder.

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