True Crime Garage /// Off The Record Episode #4 | Forensic Files

[Music] [Applause] so it's it's very interesting to me because when we first started the show
and we're just sitting in the garage well actually at that point it was your garage but a cold hot is hot mostly hot
mostly hot there's damn dogs barking all the time I mean she had one job don't let the dogs out but when we're back
there if because we've never shied away from this you were the true crime guy and I was the guy that could record but
we'd also have these really long talks about cases bla bla bla so but you be in the true crime guy and here's what's
really interesting was I was talking with one of our detective friends the other week and he was saying well you
know because he knew us before and he was saying you know I knew that you were into crime or into talking about that
kind of stuff but you weren't like super into it not like I do my own research and it's crazy to me that we've done all
these cases I'm more interested by it now I mean obviously we do it every week but I find it more interesting I find
these little my new details that maybe I shouldn't find super interesting but I find it actually a lot more interesting
well that know you you've touched upon something then this key there and look ok so and every crime that's committed
there is a mistake that is made by the offender the a lot of times the trick of solving the crime is finding what that
mistake is yeah exploiting it leading you to him or her and then using it to get a conviction
using it to build evidence to get a conviction so we where you say minut details and you've always said it that
the devil is in the details and you're you are exactly right because if you can find that one
or if you can find the one little thing that may connect the offender to the victim if you can find that link you
might know who did it and so let's let's I I'm glad you you touched on that because
this is one thing that I've been doing lately with the in regards to the Amy Mohammed case so for some of these cases
that that I dragged around with me and the cases that you dragged around with you what I do from time to time is I
like to okay so I spent three or four nights looking into Amy's case again and I told myself I wasn't gonna let it
consume me and then Amy kept me up for three or four nights I mean I was up til you say you're gonna sit down for a
couple hours next thing you know it's one two o'clock in the morning where you were you drinking
no and I'm sitting as you do that thing where it's like you have one or two drinks and then also it's like six
drinks later yeah yeah but not one up not what I'm looking at the cases because it gets to drink it it's work
right and and what happens with me by the time I hit the second beer I'm not doing any more work right right
so anyway I'm turning on Rolling Stones and let's go and I actually find you know how like some people if they if
they smoke some pot and they play video games they're like something happens where I'm in the zone where I just I get
to this level where it feels like I can just do anything I want on the video game like I'm one with my player one
with my vehicle on there well where I hit that mode is when it's about one o'clock in the morning when is pitch
black outside when my house is completely quiet where you can where it's late enough at night where you can
almost feel the heat coming from the light bulbs in your house mm-hmm there's some zone that I go into during
that that those hours where I'm a little more open to different ideas and things
kind of creep in and so one thing that I do with some of these red light cases is
sometimes I'll throw out my old theory and I'll say alright I'm gonna go into this I'm gonna look at it and I'm going
to look for one thing one little detail that that if I can pose if maybe there's
a question within that detail and if an I can answer that question then this could point me in a direction of who did
this or it could point me in the direction of a likely pool of suspects

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Brief Summary

Hosts discuss true crime, case details, and personal research methods.

Key points

The True Crime Journey. Exploring how interest in true crime evolves over time, leading to deeper investigations.
Late Night Insights. Discovering new theories and connections during late-night reflections on cases.

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Episode quotes

The devil is in the details.

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