These are all tragic events, right?

Nobody deserves to die.

I was pretty saddened by Joanne's death.

Good kid.

I felt like his story would be told.

I'm Scott Weinberger, investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anna Sige Nikolazi, former New York City homicide

prosecutor and host of investigation discoveries, true conviction.

And this is anatomy of murder.

Today, you're going to hear from retired detective Paul Belli.

So I was actually with the sheriff's office in Sacramento for about 24 years total.

He's worked a lot of high profile cases before, such as the Golden State Killer, which I'm

sure you're all familiar with.

But one of the things that we find fascinating about his work is something he's actually

done before even getting to homicide.

Early on, I got to do a lot of fun things.

We would do bike stings.

When you first hear the term bike stings, you may be thinking members of the sheriff's

office battling bike thefts.

But actually, it's another form of patrol.

As an example, whether it's motorcycles, bicycles, or even horseback.

We were using motorcycles in kind of a non-traditional function.

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