The following episode contains extremely graphic material. Listener discretion is advised.

Welcome to part seven of our exclusive series, The Miscreants. From two savage murders,

robberies, a shootout at a gun store, a high-speed chase, a nine-hour hostage standoff,

and an unexpected surrender, Alvaro and Duck are in custody facing 80

felony counts. Maria is in jail, charged for the murder of her four-year-old son Ben

after a botched prison formulated suicide pact. It was clear that Duck and Alvaro didn't mind dying. They were not afraid of dying. And they

didn't care how many people died or were injured along the way. They had no feelings whatsoever at

all about any of their victims. What will happen to the family of miscreants?

And what about the victims left in their wake?

I damn sure believe in the death policy.

And I believe it's for people like him. I'm a drink of the jungle to face

have been extradited back to Reno Nevada to face trials with the weight of their offenses

carrying a punishment of death.

I present over a series of several weeks to the grand jury.

Two cases.

One is what I'll refer to as the U-Haul murders and the T&L gun robbery case,

indicting Alvaro Calambrough and Duck Win for a multitude of serious

violent offenses out of those two incidents. And then I have a separate and distinct case,

which is now presented to the grand jury charging

Duck, Wynne and Leah Calambrough with the death of their son, Ben, for the suicide pack

originating from Duck from the LA County Jail.

So jurisdictionally, even though he's sitting in Los Angeles,

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