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Hello everybody and welcome back to Truth and Justice. This is your Friday follow-up episode for

episode number 320. I'm your host Bob Rough. And I'm your co-host Mike Bussing.

And last week's episode was truly crowdsourced investigation at work when you brought Paul and

Jill on to discuss the case. The episode prompted even more discussion on our social media platforms

from toxic kios walking speed to the keys being returned to fingerprints on the knife

among a host of other topics. So today let's dig into what listeners are talking about.

Let's start with Kios Pays while taking your morning walk around Spruce High School.

Here's an email from Sarah. Sarah writes, Hi Bob, there was some debate about the timeline due to

not knowing how fast Kio was walking. Paul stated that average walking speed is 3 to 3.5 miles per hour,

but to do it in 15 minute laps Kio would have to be closer to 4 miles per hour.

I remembered an earlier episode a woman who walked with Kio occasionally,

can't remember who, said that she didn't walk with her that much because she couldn't keep up.

I guess this would lead me to believe Kio was walking a bit on the faster side, just a thought.

Bob, what do you think of Kio's Pays? Is it really that important? I know that it helps us pin

point where she was and where her salt happened, but is there more to it?

I don't think it will be able to exactly pin point the precise pace the Kio was walking,

but I think that it is important because in order for us to solve this thing, the first thing

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