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Today we return to Sandy's case.

These last two weeks have been difficult to say the least.

I know that it's been a little upsetting for some of you that we've been off topic a bit.

But trust me when I say that Mike Shane and I are doing our absolute best to continue to dig deeper into our investigation of Jim's murder.

As soon as I'm done recording this, I'm getting on a plane and heading home for the first time since February 23rd.

I'll have six days at home before I'm back on the road again for three more weeks.

While all this travels making things difficult for our production, trust me when I tell you that it's all for a greater good.

But that being said, it's time to jump back into Sandy's trial.

I've often asked myself how the jury came to some of their conclusions.

Specifically when it comes to Sandy changing her story during her police interrogation.

In today's episode we're going to get a much clearer picture of just how that happened.

That's through the testimony of Detective James Dusey.

Texas Ranger James Holland is a legendary interrogator.

They call him the serial killer Whisperer.

You can't hide those indications and that's why yesterday I knew that you did it.

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