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Hello and welcome to true crime daily the podcast covering high profile and under the radar cases from across the country every week. I'm your host Anna Garcia.

We are recording this on Wednesday, October 20th, 2021. I always have to check the calendar because I never know what day it is or what the date is. Our guest today is Alison Tresil, a criminal defense attorney, a friend of the show, a personal friend of mine.

Alison, I'm always so excited when you're on.

It's always so wonderful to me to be on a show because I love you.

But also you cover great cases and we're able to do a deep dive into them, which is always so important because most people just hear the headline they never understand really what was behind it. So what a service you do to people.

Oh well I think our guests are the ones who really are amazing because you explain everything to us whether the person's background is as a judge prosecutor defense attorney law professor we get such great analysis and explanation of the law because there is justice which we all seek and then justice which is available or or realistic within the parameters of the justice system.

And the two of those don't always meet right and and these two cases I mean these two cases are outrageous. I believe this is about two cases here the perpetrators in these cases are men men who have gotten away with it gotten away with it.

For one of them it is justice long denied and for the other one no justice at all.

No no no no no no no no okay so here the cases were working on this week a Florida woman who went missing in September has been found dead in a canal in Florida and police have now arrested the suspect in her murder.

But get this the woman and the man the man who was ultimately charged with killing her they were actually pulled over by police on a traffic stop before she was murdered.

The possibility of intervention was there Allison a missed opportunity police said that they didn't notice anything weird but there had to have been a reason they pulled him over and wait and this man the man who ultimately gets charged with her murder.

It convicted killer who was out on parole.

I'll I'll say this Santa I'll take this I'm not going to give the police a pass this time because they were together and they got pulled over.

But I'm so much more angry at a system that allows someone that when he went to prison and it was a 40 year sentence and the only served 27 of those 40 years.

He had actually committed a heinous offense before then for which he could have gotten life in prison.

So so for this family for this family this was preventable.

Oh absolutely and we're going to get into the details of that case because it is outrageous and it has me furious but first another case that really undoes me boggles the mind millionaire real estate air from New York Robert Durst you probably all heard the name if you haven't we're going to give you a summary here.

He has been convicted of murder by a jury in Los Angeles and sentenced to life in prison but he's currently in a Los Angeles hospital fighting for his life he has COVID and he is on a ventilator.

I call this case when justice meets karma.

This guy has gotten away with so much Allison in his life because he is privileged because his family is powerful and has a lot of money it's extraordinary what he's gotten away with.

So I just going to give everyone a little bit of a headline here and then we can get into it so many of you have probably heard of Robert Durst because he's bizarre all his actions are very weird.

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