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Hello everybody and welcome back to Truth and Justice. I'm your host Bob Ruff and I want to thank all of you listeners for the incredible amount of engagement that I received over the last week.

It's taken a little while to get here but I feel like we're finally right smack dab in the middle of an active, crowd-sourced investigation.

I'm getting bombarded daily with different theories and ideas, listeners have been helping with the requests that I've made.

In regarding that, I've had probably two dozen different listeners work on the put for end that I requested a few weeks ago.

I've gotten a lot of those images back and I'll tell you that they are helpful and I'll be discussing them soon in a future episode.

But in today's episode, we're going to continue on with a follow-up analysis of the crime scene.

I've discussed the analysis with Jim Clemente. I've had a ton of listener feedback. We're going to take a deeper look at the car and the towel.

This time we're going to look at the crime scene from the second crime scene investigators point of view.

I didn't mention this last week because I wanted everything to soak in before removed onto this.

But Jason Waller was not the only crime scene investigator in El Nore's trailer on that night.

After we're done with the follow-up analysis of the crime scene, the car, and the towel, we're going to break down Edward Aids known timeline.

But for now, let's get right into the crime scene analysis.

Like I mentioned last week, one of the things that I wanted to do with this case is to have Jim Clemente take a look at the crime scene

and give his critique on my somewhat amateur crime scene analysis.

Well, Jim and I were able to hook up on Sunday shortly after the episode aired.

We weren't able to get together to do an interview on the podcast.

We're both incredibly busy right now, as a matter of fact, the conversation that we had, I was sitting in the bleachers of my son's little league game,

and Jim was driving down the road.

So as I awkwardly sat in the bleachers with a bunch of other parents, trying not to sound too conspicuous while I talk about murder and rape and

satamy and things of that nature, I took notes as Jim gave me his analysis.

The first thing that Jim told me was that most of the analysis was pretty spot on.

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