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Sheriff David Shore fought back against the state investigators looking into the Michelle O'Connell case and won.

So we got a bad cop, okay, that shouldn't be a cop and it ain't Jeremy Banks.

I don't like dirty cops.

I don't like cops that make shit up.

I don't like cops that coach witnesses. I don't like cops that coach witnesses I don't like cops that manufacture

evidence I don't like cops that lie repeatedly in depositions I have a problem

with that he's a bad cop and I know this is being taped and I don't give his shit.

Years after the state of Florida closed the case, a private citizen named Eli Washtock

is now a victim of a brutal murder.

So can you can't say if it it was if you believe it was suicide or a homicide you're not sure

on either side yet?

At this point it's still too early in the investigation.

But it seems suspicious?

Yes.

If there's no threat to the community but there's not a suspect caught

There's a little bit of confusion between those those two facts again because of the nature of the investigation,

I cannot divulge why we believe that,

but we are confident that there is no threat to the community. What if we could figure out who was in and around Eli Washtalk's condo building during the time

frame when he was murdered?

How could we do that? You mean like the visitor log at the guard station or a surveillance

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