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Hello and welcome to True Crime News, the podcast covering high profile and under the radar cases from across the country every week.

I'm your host, Anna Garcia.

Our case this week,

a man accused of killing his pregnant wife was scheduled to go on trial later this month in Texas.

Why this man was walking around free on bail with only an ankle monitor is a question many are asking. And taking away his passport sure did not slow him down.

Police say that the accused killer cut his ankle monitor, got a fake passport that was good enough

to get him into Canada, but not good enough to fool the Italian police. So now he is sitting in an Italian

jail asking for asylum from his unfair prosecution

here in the U.S. And as a result, justice for a dead mother has come to a halt. We are recording

this on Friday, May 8th of 26. Our guest today is Luis Bologna. So law enforcement expert with more than 30 years of experience, a private investigator, a victim advocate, a tireless volunteer for those who need help, and a dear friend of the show.

Lewis, I've missed you.

Welcome back.

It's been a while, Anna, and we have to stop that, but it's been a while. How can it be the only time I see you lately is this way on Zoom? Not complaining, but yeah, we have a lot to catch up on. We do have a lot to catch up on, but I guess first we'll talk about the case and then we'll get to the personal stuff later, but it's great to see. Absolutely. Thank you. So, Lewis, I'm incredibly annoyed by this case because this is not the first time you and I are

having a discussion about someone who is potentially dangerous, cutting off an ankle monitor,

or just taking off with the ankle monitor out of the jurisdiction.

And we all live in this fantasy world.

We're just talking to Will, how we live in this fantasy world thinking if something goes off with the ankle monitor, it's like our home alarm system.

The police are called immediately and dispatched. It's not like that. It's just a recorded

blip. Right. Absolutely. And yeah, a good analogy to a ring and alarm. It's become very

standard in many law enforcement areas. You know, it really depends on the county and the state that you're in because you will find,

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