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Someone Knows Something

S5 Episode 10 Part 2: Sumner

Someone Knows Something

CBC

True Crime

4.620.1K Ratings

🗓️ 19 November 2018

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Trevor Brown speaks for the first time with the man who was accused of murdering his sister.

Transcript

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0:00.0

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0:03.5

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0:08.4

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0:13.0

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0:16.2

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0:22.4

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0:25.8

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0:37.0

This is a CBC podcast.

0:40.0

The following program contains mature subject matter.

0:44.0

Listener discretion is advised.

0:48.4

Most people I've spoken to have strong opinions about Patrick Sumner.

0:54.2

We all knew he was guilty.

0:57.6

I think he knows something.

0:59.8

I think he got off lucky.

1:03.8

But I don't really know him.

1:07.8

But for the cops to have somebody there had to be some kind of evidence or he knew something.

1:15.8

And John and some members from the GIS team would come in and look out these windows

1:20.8

with binoculars and keep watching Patrick Sumner, who they figured was the person.

1:28.4

And let him know that they were watching him and it just got to be tunnel vision.

1:35.4

They had overlooked things that they shouldn't have.

1:38.4

And this is where they were concentrating.

1:41.4

Their resources was on this one person.

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