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Listener discretion is advised. Deputy Sheriff Jeremy Banks calls 911.

My girlfriend, I think she just shot.

He doesn't have any blood ever here, please.

And when deputies found a pulse, they say Jeremy turned to angry.

When Mark said I've got a pulse, Jeremy's whole

whole demeanor changes. And he starts pacing out in the driveway and growl it's all I can say he sounds like he's

growl and he was angry he just was like uh...

ten years later Jeremy Banks is still on the job, thanks to this guy, Sheriff Shore.

Jeremy Banks had nothing to do with that case, but I'm telling you I'm I'd stake a 33 year career on it. I'm

talking about where the rubber meets the road he didn't do nothing wrong.

The sheriff considers this case over, but not everyone felt the same.

Almost a decade after Michelle O'Connell's death, a sleuth named Eli Waschalk

took it upon himself to investigate her death.

And then he was murdered.

Yeah, he asked me, there's no doubt in my mind

that this, it's all tied together somehow.

You know, supposedly he's turned up some good stuff now he's gone. I have a couple of case numbers and we want to just pull like the public record associated with it.

John's County clerks of court.

We pulled hundreds of records of publicly available documents on Eli Washtock.

So, Javier, check this out. It says Eli Washtock was in a relationship

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