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The Lauren AG case was hastily closed by authorities, but many questions remain.

Come behind the curtain with private investigator Sheila Wisecki, as she uncovers the truth about what happened to Lauren.

This is Without Warning.

Warning. The following episode contains details about sexual violence and elements that are graphic in nature.

Throughout this podcast you've heard many things that don't add up.

One of the most egregious matters is how this case was mishandled. The things that were done or weren't done make me extremely angry.

Simple, standard things that a detective or investigator learns in their 101 training were missed or not even done in this case.

I have many things to say about this, but I feel it's best for you to hear what happened directly from the source and let you make your own conclusions.

You are about to hear a deposition with Sheriff Patrick Ray, the sheriff of Decap County whose team was called to the scene the day that Lauren's body was found.

You are going to hear background information on Sheriff Ray, including his education, his training and his resume.

Listen carefully to this section. You are going to hear about his knowledge of the Lauren AG case.

It is astounding to me his lack of knowledge of this case, specifically not being able to remember all the names of the individuals involved of set enough for now.

Let's dive into his deposition.

Have you ever been deposed before? Yes.

How many times? If you can recall. Two?

Have you ever been a part of your lawsuit? Yes. Okay, tell me about those.

The first was a lawsuit of an inmate about years ago claimed that he got stripped searched in front of a camera.

The second one was on a death in the jail.

Regarding the lawsuit with the inmate who claimed to have been stripped searched, were you named as a defendant? Yes.

And what was the allegation against you that you conducted the search? No, I'm not.

There was probably four or five of us that were in there. I don't know what they said I'd done. We were just part of it.

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