Hello, everyone, and welcome to Police Off the Cuff Real Crime Stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Folks, what we're looking at, there's been some new journalistic pieces out in regards to the Idaho case and, of course,

Brian Koeberger, and specifically a writer by the name of Howard Bloom, who's been writing

for a magazine known as Air Mail.

An airmail magazine is sort of like the brainchild of Vanity Fair.

The publisher of Graydon Carter now started this magazine.

Anyway, Howard Bloom has been following this case from the very beginning.

And the piece is called The Eyes of a Killer Part 6.

And Howard Bloom writes about Steve Consolves, of course, the father of Kaylee Gonsolvis,

and how he was the most active parent from the very beginning of this.

And he was trying to almost insert himself into the investigation because he wasn't happy,

as you recall, early on in the investigation, with the job the police were doing.

Little did he know that shortly thereafter, the police would be making an arrest.

And I'd also like just to point out that we are coming up on the one-year anniversary of this case.

November 13th will be one year.

So Howard Bloom, he's an outstanding journalist, but he's very critical of the police.

He's very critical of the investigation. He's very critical of the investigation.

He's a lot of things that he has no really credentials to critique.

And he starts in his article about,

Coburker had purchased a dark blue Dickie's long-sleeved work uniform

at the Walmart in Pullman, Washington.

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