S17 Ep3: The Double Homicide

Truth & Justice with Bob Ruff

Bob Ruff

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.6 • 7.2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2025

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Bob takes a close look at the second crime scene in this case, located at the ball field at 14th and Idaho St. We cover the testimonies of the man who discovered the scene, the first arriving Officer, the Crime Scene Investigator and the Medical Examiner. The episode concludes with Bob putting it all together to develop an initial hypothesis on the scene.

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0:49.3	I'm Bob Ruff.
0:50.2	I'm Bob Ruff. Welcome back to truth.
1:10.5	Welcome back to truth and justice.
1:14.4	Last week, we broke down the crime scene at the House on 10th Avenue.
1:19.7	We walked through the testimony and evidence step by step trying to piece together what happened that night.
1:27.7	This week, we're shifting our focus to a new location, a baseball field or a ballpark at 14th Avenue and Idaho Street,
1:33.5	where another disturbing discovery was made in the afternoon on February 17th in the year 2000,
1:38.2	about 12 hours after the discovery at the house on 10th Avenue.
1:46.3	As I've been continually saying, right now, we're not assuming any connection between the two scenes. Instead, we're going to look at each one individually, letting the evidence guide us, and only later will we consider
1:51.5	whether they might be linked. The structure for this episode is going to follow a similar
1:55.7	path to last week. In the first segment, we're going to hear from the man who first stumbled
1:59.8	upon the ballpark scene and then give you the perspective of the first police, we're going to hear from the man who first stumbled upon the ballpark scene
2:01.1	and then give you the perspective of the first police officer to arrive.
2:05.7	After that, we're going to take a deeper dive into the crime scene investigators
2:08.9	and the medical examiner's testimonies to build a fuller picture.
2:13.2	Then finally, just like last week in the last segment, I'm going to put it all together
2:16.7	to form a hypothesis about what I think might have happened at the ballpark that night. Now, with that being
2:22.7	said, I want to stress the fact that we are going to be revisiting these two crime scenes and later episodes.
2:28.1	This was always the plan, but the necessity became pretty obvious during my research and writing
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