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.

First of all, everyone, happy Memorial Day weekend.

I guess you could say that and remember Memorial Day weekend is to remember all of the armed forces,

the service people that gave their life in the defense of this country.

So we'll, we just remember that.

I give a shout out to that. And as much as we

want to enjoy Memorial Day weekend, tomorrow is the actual day. We just want to, between

cheeseburgers, coronas, glasses of Cabernet and stuffing yourself, let's remember the people that

fought to make this country what it is. And that's

all I'll say. Anyway, this case of the Idaho five, excuse me, now when I'm talking Idaho,

we're talking about the Texas County, the Oklahoma Five. And up on the screen there,

as you see Tiffany Adams. And if you want to call her the mastermind, I don't know if that's

the correct verbiage. But the other four people you see in there, which makes them the Oklahoma

five in the double murder of the Kansas moms.

One of the questions I always had with this case is why.

Why were these other four people?

Why would they give up their lives to assist grandma Tiffany Adams with the murder of her

grandchildren's mom I can't say it's her daughter-in-law because she was never married to her son

however why would these others,

these other people that you see on the screen, Tad Cullum, right? Cora Twombly and Paul Twombly

and Paul Grace, who you see there,

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