Season 1: The Trailer

Criminal Conduct

Creative Babble

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.4 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2020

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

Criminal Conduct is an investigative true-crime podcast series hosted by John Taylor and Javier Leiva. In season 1, the hosts look into the death of Michelle O'Connell, picking up the investigation where murdered sleuth, Eli Washtock, left off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Creative Apple.
0:06.0	911.
0:07.0	Hey, uh, please get something to my office.
0:11.0	What's going on?
0:12.0	What's going on? I think you should shut her to my office. What's going on?
0:13.0	Please send my girlfriend, I think she can shut her from blood every please.
0:16.0	She what?
0:18.0	She's what? She's... It's...
0:20.0	It's...
0:21.0	It's... It's sir...
0:22.0	It's sir, it's sir. It's sir.
0:23.0	Listen, hang on.
0:24.0	He'll let me tell you the truth on the phone. I work with you. Get someone here now.
0:30.0	This is Jeremy Banks. He's calling for help because his girlfriend is lying in a pool of her own blood holding his gun.
0:38.0	You see, Jeremy Banks is actually a sheriff's deputy in St. Augustine, Florida.
0:44.0	And his girlfriend, Michelle O'Connell,
0:46.6	well, she wasn't supposed to die tonight.
0:48.6	John, you've worked in law enforcement. What's striking about this 911 call?
0:57.0	There's so much about the 911 call that got my attention.
1:01.0	Seconds count in a life or death situation, but Jeremy Banks chose to take the time to
1:05.8	demand the dispatcher call him sir. Her disrespecting him had to be immediately addressed.
1:12.0	Because the way Jeremy set the had to be immediately addressed.
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