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Welcome to Trick Time to Go. What can I get for you?

It's Friday. I'm ready for the weekend. Let's get it kicked off right with a high speed car chase.

Pull up to the second window and we'll see you next time.

Welcome to True Crime to Go. I am John here with Jamie. How you doing, man?

Pretty good, man. Ready for the weekend. It's a good Friday today.

Easter is my favorite weekend of the year, most of the year, so super pumped ahead into the weekend.

But we always got started off with a little crime.

We sure do. We got a 10 minute true crime story.

So Jamie wants to get the ball rolling.

We're going to talk about Fallon Talent, who was allegedly on a week long cocaine binge that led to a high speed car chase near I-40

around exit 226 on July 9, 2003 in Wilson County, Tennessee.

Living in Maryville.

Talent fled in a stolen car from a Knoxville police officer earlier in the day.

Flood from the officer didn't steal the car from the officer.

Officers track talent ultimately set up a stop where they laid out spikes to make sure she couldn't proceed with her vehicle.

She's swerved away from the spikes and struck and killed Wilson County Sheriff's Deputy John Music, who was 43.

And Mountain Juliet Police Sergeant Jerry Mundy, who was 49.

Prosecutors would argue that talent's actions were premeditated because she fled from police and had proposed to do anything even kill to get away from being caught.

Talent was caught and she was tried for two counts of first degree murder.

Now the defense would put all of their eggs in one basket during the trial.

They claimed that at the side of the crash where the spikes were set out, the passenger in Talent's car, Dorothy Cash, took the wheel and then steered into the officers.

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