S7 Ep2: Victimology

Truth & Justice with Bob Ruff

Bob Ruff

Documentary, Society & Culture, True Crime

4.5 • 7.8K Ratings

🗓️ 21 July 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

This week, Bob begins the new investigation into Bill Little's murder by assessing victimology. In this critical first step, we learn what kind of person Bill was . . . and how he may have reacted to being held up while working his shift at the Clark station. Bob also analyzes witness statements and crime scene evidence to piece together a timeline of events.

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0:00.0	I worked the same night bill he was murdered,
0:04.0	cross town, and I had talked to Billy on the phone about five o'clock.
0:09.0	He was about five, he called me and asked me a question,
0:12.0	and someone bought some paperwork.
0:14.0	Wait, so you actually talked to Bill on that day while he was working?
0:18.0	You haven't worked your rest for the murder of William Lillian.
0:25.0	Who is the gas station attendant?
0:27.0	For your role.
0:28.0	From NBI Studios, this is Truth and Justice,
0:31.0	a crowdsourced investigation in real time.
0:34.0	I'm Bob Ruff.
0:36.0	Bill Lillian, the gas station attendant,
0:39.0	is the gas station attendant.
0:42.0	From NBI Studios, this is Truth and Justice,
0:45.0	a crowdsourced investigation in real time.
0:48.0	I'm Bob Ruff.
0:50.0	Bill Lillian is a complicated story to tell.
1:09.0	It's riddled with twists and turns,
1:11.0	and the goal line is constantly moving.
1:14.0	Every time you think that you have it all figured out,
1:17.0	you find out that someone who seemed like a reliable witness
1:20.0	is telling a different story than they did 28 years ago.
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