Welcome to the Global Phenomenon, Surviving the Survivor, where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime.

Here's your host, Emmy Award-winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What's up, Best Yes Nation, and welcome to another episode of Surviving the Survivor, the

podcast that promises to bring you, as you see over my right shoulder, the best guess in all of true crime not just a

tagline but our reality welcome great to have you back and we're going to

dive into a case that many find incredibly disturbing

because it is. It's a really difficult case to talk about but an important case.

This of course is a case of Maddie, Madeline Soto.

She was found reported missing, I should say, February 26th, found dead four days later in rural Osceola County not far from where

Susan Constantine is in the Orlando area and turns out that her mother's boyfriend was charged in the murder, but that's really just the beginning of this story.

And now there's new evidence and new court documents that are spilling out.

So we've been on the story and we're back on it and STS roles with the breaking news so I'm going to introduce the best guest.

Very glad to have him. Detective Phil Ramos we haven't had him on in a while which is a mistake on our part is a retired senior homicide detective with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department 35 years of service the last 15 of those were in homicide, 12 years doing undercover detective

work in narcotics and organized crime.

He carried a million bucks in cash through one of the Vegas casinos, not a lot of people can say that.

Not a lot of people can say they were a three-time officer of the year as well or a native Las

Vegas.

Got a lot of, not a lot of people can say, nor can a lot of people say that they were there for Tupac Shakur's autopsy.

Phil Ramos can say all of these things and he continues to love his Harley which he rides

through that Vegas desert. Next up I guess that is like a Garnet by like an

FSU type color.

Susan Constantine is in.

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