S8E2: The Crime Scene

Truth & Justice with Bob Ruff

Bob Ruff

True Crime, Documentary, Society & Culture

4.6 • 7.2K Ratings

🗓️ 24 May 2020

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Bob breaks down the trial testimony of Fort Worth Crime Scene Investigator Patrick Glads.

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0:00.0	The Bays' Ascureious Question was Smithy's wallet ever found.
0:07.0	The answer.
0:09.0	From NBI Studios, this is Truth and Justice, a crowdsourced investigation in real time.
0:16.0	I'm Bob Ra.
0:31.0	Last week, I told you a story.
0:34.0	It was a story that I constructed based on my impression of the murder scene of Lloyd and Agnes Courtney.
0:40.0	The opinions that I presented in last week's episode were based on a limited amount of crime scene photos and a crime scene video.
0:48.0	But today, we're going to dig deeper into that crime scene as I break down the testimony of a man who spent three days at 4945 Stadium Drive following the double homicide.
0:59.0	Fort Worth Police Department Crime Scene Investigator Patrick Glass.
1:10.0	Debra Parenjers' Capital Murder Trial began with a testimony from the Courtney's neighbor, Mabel Zavo.
1:16.0	Then, the owner of the produce market were Agnes at shop in the morning of her murder, then the first arriving officer, and then the testimony of Patrick Glass.
1:26.0	Glass had been with the Fort Worth Police Department for 13 years and had been investigating crime scenes for about five and a half years at the time of the trial.
1:34.0	He has an associate's degree in criminal justice and in-house trainings to qualify him as a crime scene analyst.
1:40.0	Glass was called as a witness by the prosecution, as you would imagine.
1:44.0	Direct examination is being completed by DA Lloyd Welchall.
1:48.0	Welchall begins by drawing out Glass' credentials that I just mentioned.
1:53.0	Then he moves on to admit state's exhibit in 19, a video that was taken of the crime scene before Agnes and Lloyd's bodies were removed.
2:01.0	That video is now available on our YouTube channel.
2:05.0	If you want to follow along with the video or just review it after this episode, go to the Truth and Justice Podcast YouTube channel and view the Courtney double homicide crime scene video.
2:16.0	Now this video was actually filmed by a member of the fire department.
2:20.0	As we move into the testimony, Glass explains that he arrived at the scene at 6.54pm on the evening of the murders.
2:27.0	About 90 minutes after Gonzalez and Galutia showed up, the first phase of the investigation went on for about 12 hours.
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