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440 // The Mysterious Death of Calvin Berry - Part 2 - w/ Twin Sister Dornett

440 // The Mysterious Death of Calvin Berry - Part 2 - w/ Twin Sister Dornett

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440 // The Mysterious Death of Calvin Berry - Part 2 - w/ Twin Sister Dornett

440 // The Mysterious Death of Calvin Berry - Part 2 - w/ Twin Sister Dornett

Thursday, 4th January 2024
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1:09

Welcome back to Missing. I am Tim here today

1:11

with Lance. Lance, how are you today? I'm

1:13

doing fantastic today. Thanks so much

1:15

for asking. I hope everybody out

1:18

there is enjoying the very first day of 2024. Tim, how

1:20

are you doing? I'm

1:22

doing great. Thanks a lot for asking.

1:24

Yes, happy to turn that page and

1:26

be here in 2024. Lance,

1:31

this episode is part

1:33

2 of our conversation with

1:35

Dornette Mullings, whose twin brother,

1:37

Calvin Berry, mysteriously went missing

1:39

from his home on March

1:41

10, 2021. Unfortunately,

1:45

his body was found a few days

1:47

later behind his house in a canal.

1:51

We want to let you know that this

1:53

is part 2, so make sure to check

1:55

out part 1. It aired the episode previous

1:58

to this. phone

4:00

inside the bedroom and his keys are at

4:02

home and he

4:05

never came back. Of course,

4:07

when his body was found, because for

4:10

the three days that we're searching, everybody's

4:12

searching, all the searchers are searching for

4:14

this mentally deranged, beer-footed

4:16

person. When he was found,

4:18

he had shoes on and not only did he

4:21

have shoes on, he had shoes, it's a, um,

4:24

skechers that had

4:26

laced and the laced was

4:28

not tied. They were untied

4:30

and they were both still

4:32

on his feet. If

4:34

you drown going into the canal, first

4:36

of all, the canal is there, it's, it's, it's

4:38

mud. Your shoe, your

4:40

shoes would get stuck in the

4:42

mud and it would come off

4:44

your feet. It

4:47

was, the boat shoe was still on his feet.

4:50

How big is, was the canal? I

4:53

have a survey of the canal and I

4:55

want to say it is about 30 feet,

4:58

not maybe 40 feet across

5:00

wide. It's a very long canal,

5:02

but it was about 40 feet wide and

5:05

it's, it's only four and a half feet deep

5:07

at the deepest point in the middle, four and

5:09

a half feet deep. So he literally could walk

5:12

through the canal on the other side. Now,

5:15

if you slip and fall

5:17

at the banks of the canal, you could literally

5:21

sleep there and the next morning just get

5:23

up and walk out because it's

5:25

not deep. Gradually, don't do four and a

5:27

half feet in the middle. The

5:30

canal is running north

5:32

to south, the current is running north

5:34

to south. How does your body

5:36

slip and fall in the canal and

5:38

on the, um, going

5:40

west to east when the current is

5:42

going north to south? The science

5:45

does not work

5:47

that way. Was it

5:50

a particularly strong current? It was not.

5:52

It was not very strong. At

5:55

least at the time when I got the survey

5:57

done, which would have been... Maybe

6:01

six months later, it was

6:04

not a strong current. It's

6:06

low. It seems

6:09

likely that whomever

6:11

put his body there, this is

6:13

deliberate and someone put his

6:16

body there. Whomever put his body there,

6:18

there's a bridge a little north of

6:25

where his body was found. And it seemed

6:27

like someone literally went and just put his

6:29

body over the bridge on

6:32

his back in the canal. And he

6:34

just drifted down until the searchers

6:37

saw his body because they're

6:39

right at his house and they saw

6:41

his body because other neighbors said they

6:43

saw the image on the water

6:48

and they just thought it was a piece of log drifting

6:51

downstream. That was information from other

6:53

searchers? That was from

6:56

the neighbor, from a neighbor. Okay,

6:58

can you take us through what they did

7:00

for the search and how his

7:03

body was missed? Well, they

7:05

did bring out two K-9s and

7:09

the K-9 did not go

7:11

to the back of the house towards

7:14

the canal. And I don't

7:16

know if the K-9 did

7:18

anything in the front because I don't see

7:20

that in the police report but I have

7:22

heard from his wife that

7:25

the K-9 tract is sent in

7:27

the front of the house towards

7:31

the intersection. But

7:34

I have not seen that in the police report.

7:36

So I don't know how accurate that is. The

7:40

drone, they had two drone flights and

7:43

they said they terminated both because

7:45

of very light rain, but

7:48

they were, they

7:51

were, no,

7:54

nothing was found. And so

7:56

the detectives said the Reason

7:59

why she did. Not call

8:01

in a diver was because

8:03

she did not want to

8:05

risk a diverse lies. In

8:08

the can now because there was

8:10

no evidence that he was in

8:13

the in or near the canal.

8:15

So. With that she did not see,

8:17

She did our thing. She should bring in

8:20

a diver and that's why she didn't She

8:22

said she did not bring in a doesn't

8:24

care what what's the risk then if if

8:26

there's a professional diver and four four and

8:29

a half foot deep canal less exactly what

8:31

I would like to know that it makes

8:33

it. Makes. No sense I don't

8:35

understand. and this the Texas has

8:38

done. Really

8:40

very. Questionable things.

8:42

I am quite surprised.

8:45

I've never understood that.

8:47

Law. Enforcement. Would.

8:50

Be so. Outrageous

8:53

in their bias

8:55

and. Doing their

8:58

job, Regardless, of

9:00

who it is. Whether it's a

9:02

high profile person or a little

9:04

joe on the street I cannot

9:07

understand. To this day I'm really

9:09

trying to understand the rationale. Behind.

9:12

What does detective has done? I

9:14

do not understand it. It.

9:17

Makes no sense and I will share.

9:19

With you some of the audio. What

9:21

does Detective. What's. Of the

9:23

it is just blows my mind. Was.

9:26

There ever a surge of his White

9:28

House in any immediate timeframe. Nothing in

9:31

the police report so that they did

9:33

a thorough search when they went to

9:35

the house. There's nothing in the report

9:37

so that me that that. They

9:41

took her words it to everything.

9:43

She said i don't understand it.

9:45

Honestly, I really don't and a couple

9:47

of the stories there were conflicting was

9:49

that she said she had. Woken.

9:52

Up. And. He. Wasn't

9:54

in bed and then he was in the

9:56

kitchen. Taking of the Medicis. Know

9:58

she said she saw. In

10:00

their passwords. And she asked

10:02

him where he's going. I mean, he's in his house

10:05

or season the passage. Maybe maybe

10:07

because it's midnight on.

10:10

I don't know I'm in. his isn't even his

10:12

own house so she wants to be the passes.

10:15

I don't see what's what's the issue but she

10:17

said she asked him where you going and he

10:19

said he's going. She. Told

10:21

me he's going in to get his medication.

10:24

She told others he's going to the garage

10:26

and she daughter's he was the did it

10:28

in. The police reports that it was garbage

10:30

day was going to pick up the garbage

10:33

been have no idea. Yeah the. Information.

10:35

That we had read was that he had something

10:37

to do in the garage and I was just

10:39

thinking about my living situation here and if I

10:41

ever said that to my significant other at that

10:44

time like I have something to do in the

10:46

garage with her First reaction would have been like

10:48

would you have to do in the garage other

10:50

I'm so I'm just wondering like did he have

10:52

like a little workshop or was or something in

10:54

the garage and will bring him in their know.

10:57

Nothing. Know. It's

10:59

a narrative that was created

11:01

is that was. Plotted.

11:04

Us. And

11:06

unfortunately, the Police

11:09

Department. Didn't.

11:11

Not. Delves. Into it

11:13

more did not see that something

11:15

was off and at all the

11:17

soldiers that were involves saw red

11:19

flags all the searchers like red.

11:22

Sox Something is all. Something's not right.

11:24

Something that rights. To the point

11:26

where they were evil doing crime

11:28

stoppers. Tips: Under police did

11:30

nothing about it. They

11:32

were not insistence the I'm confused how

11:34

how their with there was a search

11:36

and and there were dogs who apparently

11:38

got his track at one point but

11:40

he said tracked him to the intersection

11:43

I guess in the street and and

11:45

demand goes behind the house nothing behind.

11:47

The has absolutely nothing and there

11:49

was no. Trap. There's

11:51

no indentation. There was nothing.

11:53

There was no disturbance in

11:55

the grass. There was nothing.

11:58

to indicate him going to them Canal

12:00

to the area of the canal nothing.

12:02

What about this white SUV with

12:05

with no lights on you tell

12:07

spot that The white SUV

12:09

was caught on

12:11

the neighbor surveillance camera And

12:14

the other thing about this is that in

12:16

when it was daylight and

12:18

the neighbor got up and saw all the police Activities

12:21

it's the direct neighbor He

12:23

went over to inquire or they went over to

12:25

inquire I'm not sure if it's the wife or the husband to

12:27

inquire what was happening and they were told that

12:30

Calvin was missing by the wife so they

12:32

went back to their house and they looked

12:34

at their camera and they saw the image

12:36

of this white SUV that Stopped

12:39

at his house with no lights

12:41

on and then quickly sped off The

12:44

neighbor went back over and

12:47

told the police we have some

12:49

footage. She was not interested She

12:51

never went to look The

12:54

neighbor then

12:56

called the station and Left

12:59

her a message. I have camera

13:01

footage that you could take a look at please.

13:04

She never responded She

13:06

never went it got to the point where

13:09

the neighbor's camera. It's not

13:11

a ring camera it's one of those cameras that you

13:13

purchased from Sam's

13:15

Club and It overrides.

13:17

I think in 10 days so

13:21

the neighbor Wanting

13:24

to get the

13:26

attention of the police department copied

13:30

it on a USB

13:33

drive and literally Took

13:35

it into the police station with

13:38

a note That said this

13:40

is in reference to Calvin Barry's house

13:42

and left it at the front desk

13:45

at the reception area at the police

13:47

station And this is how the detective

13:49

has never went to talk with this

13:51

neighbor We later found

13:53

out That the

13:55

younger daughter owns a white

13:57

SUV that we were not aware of because

14:00

she's married. So she and her husband owns

14:02

a whiteness ring that we were

14:04

not aware of. So I

14:06

don't know if it's involved, but

14:09

at least it should be looked into. How much

14:11

is on the video? Is there a license plate on the

14:14

video? Or can you tell the make and model? Very

14:16

grainy. I got a copy of it and it's very

14:18

grainy. It needs some more high-tech

14:21

SBI type technical

14:24

analysis. So the license

14:27

plate isn't readily, isn't easy

14:29

to read on there? For me, it was not.

14:31

No, it was not. How

14:34

did you get access to the video? I

14:37

requested it through public records. Oh,

14:40

okay. And you were able to get it because

14:42

the case was closed? Because it was closed

14:44

at the time. Yes. Now it's

14:46

reopened. So I don't think you can

14:48

get anything now, but I was able to obtain

14:51

just about all the records before

14:53

it got reopened. And I must

14:56

tell you, it was reopened because

14:58

after the first, the

15:00

medical examiner rules and everything, I said, no,

15:02

no, no, no, no, something is not right.

15:04

Something is strange. And I

15:06

had no problems with his wife and daughters,

15:09

really. We had a

15:11

reasonably okay relationship. She's not someone that I would

15:13

call and said, let's go have dinner, but

15:16

I can call her if I needed to, or she called me

15:19

if she needed to, not frequently. But

15:21

she completely cut off everybody. She

15:23

cut us off completely. She's not

15:25

answering our questions. She just completely

15:28

cut us off. So

15:30

I made an appointment and

15:32

I went and met with the chief

15:34

of police. And there were two things that was

15:36

really troubling me. One

15:39

was the Benadryl

15:43

and two, there

15:45

was a call that came in

15:47

on my brother's phone that

15:50

before his body was found on

15:53

the Saturday. So on the Friday evening, I

15:55

was there. My husband and I

15:57

were there and some other friends and family. And

16:00

she literally held this phone and

16:03

showed us about six

16:06

calls on his phone. And

16:08

it said it was from a private

16:11

number. And she said to us, it

16:13

could be a kidnapping. Look, these calls came in and

16:15

it could be a kidnapping. But

16:18

what I noticed was the last call, the

16:21

other five calls were not answered. But the

16:23

last one was answered. And what

16:25

was unique about it was that it was answered at 2.54

16:27

a.m. Now,

16:31

she said he was missing at midnight or 12.30, dear

16:33

about. She called 911 at

16:35

1.30. 911

16:39

was at her house with three or four police

16:41

officers by 1.40. This

16:44

call came in at 2.54. There

16:48

were three or four police officers at the

16:51

house with her at the time. The daughters were

16:53

not there. It was just her and

16:55

those officers. And the call

16:57

came in at 2.54 a.m. And it was

16:59

answered. It showed that it was answered. She was on the

17:01

phone for 54 seconds. So

17:03

I said to her, this call

17:05

was answered. Who answered the call? She told me

17:07

she did. So I said, well, who

17:10

was on the other line? She said, nobody. They never answered.

17:12

She did not know because they never

17:14

answered. I said, OK. But

17:16

it struck me as odd because

17:19

this is a critical time of a missing

17:21

person search. You're

17:24

still searching, diligently searching

17:26

within a couple of

17:28

hours. And on

17:30

his phone, a call came in.

17:33

The police should know about that call. They

17:35

should be tracing that call. And when

17:38

I spoke to the

17:40

police department, they said they knew nothing of it.

17:43

How could you not know of it? They took

17:45

my brother's phone and they did a forensic download

17:47

of his phone. It was there.

17:50

But they said they did not know about it. So

17:53

when I met with the chief, I said, chief, the

17:56

phone company knows who made this call. The

17:58

display shows private. phone company news

18:00

who made this call. So could

18:02

you please look into it? You have to subpoena

18:05

the records. He said he would. In

18:07

addition, I said the

18:09

Benadryl, because I had gone a little

18:12

bit further and I called Johnson

18:15

& Johnson, who was the maker of Benadryl,

18:17

Poison Control Line. And

18:20

I said, with this level

18:23

of Benadryl, what

18:25

would a person do? And they

18:27

said to me that that level

18:29

of Benadryl, the only thing you can do

18:31

is crash on your couch. So

18:33

to me, he could not even walk outside. So

18:35

how would he get in the canal? So Chief,

18:39

you've got to look into this, please. The

18:42

two most important things that I, there are lots

18:44

of other things that I could have discussed with the

18:46

Chief, but you know, I said, whatever

18:48

the detectives did, I'm not even going to go

18:50

there. I just want them to go to look

18:52

into what's going on and give me answers. And

18:54

the Chief said he would. A month

18:57

later, he calls me and

18:59

he said, the case is

19:01

closed. It's no longer active. We're

19:04

done. I said,

19:06

Chief, really did you subpoena the records?

19:09

His internal attorney told

19:11

him that he did not have probable cause

19:14

to subpoena the records. I said,

19:17

Chief, a

19:19

dead body in his backyard is

19:21

not enough probable cause. You

19:24

know what he said to me? Are you going to

19:26

nitpick everything we do? That's what the Chief said to

19:28

me. I

19:31

said, Chief, you're done, but I'm not

19:33

done because something is off.

19:36

And this is when I went on social

19:38

media and I started and I went on

19:40

TV and I started. I just could not

19:42

accept what was going on. It made no

19:45

sense on top of the

19:47

police department. It just

19:50

blows my mind. I thought I was working

19:53

with a third world country police department.

19:56

It Just blew my mind. And We'll be

19:59

right back. After a quick word from our

20:01

sponsors. Thanks.

20:03

To our sponsors the now we're back to the

20:05

program. Want. To.

20:08

Revisit! The phone call again Just so I

20:10

have it straight my head. The.

20:12

Phone call came in to your brothers phone.

20:14

Yes, And he was answered.

20:17

And. He was answered by is less.

20:20

Your brother's wife If okay. This.

20:23

But. She never alerted the police about

20:25

it. She never told us

20:27

that activity looking see reported nine on

20:30

one emergency that is missing on a

20:32

call came into his phone while the

20:34

police were there and see never reported.

20:37

It to the police and when did

20:39

she call you? Three am.

20:41

And. The phone call that she answered. Look.

20:44

At to sister four and six minutes before

20:46

she called the correct correct and she didn't

20:48

mention that she just grown ups a series

20:50

of phone calls in the last when she

20:52

just the uncertainties in. Here. None of

20:54

that. See. Only sold it

20:56

to me and she literally held the phones

20:58

and sold. It and it's on and said

21:01

this could be a kidnapping because looks he had

21:03

all these particles winded. the protocol start. I.

21:05

Think it was. I will have to go

21:07

metal I since March fourth I want to

21:09

say i'm I'm. On

21:12

my be incorrect but somewhere around there

21:14

so there probably were like to one

21:16

March fourth and then there was. Early

21:18

and them in like two or three the earlier

21:20

that day and and. That. One or

21:23

two sister for an. If. This was

21:25

a kidnapping. What would be? the? Ransom

21:28

What's the purpose of it was was

21:30

a financially well off. There was the

21:32

Ransom request. There. Was a

21:34

ransom. Request was made no

21:36

sense on. The. Friday

21:38

before his body was found.

21:42

On his son Michael.a

21:44

message from. A

21:47

number. On that said

21:49

that they had him and he

21:51

was very sick and they were

21:53

demanding seven. Thousand dollars for

21:56

his return. And.

21:58

One of the other daughter, the younger. also

22:00

got the same message. As

22:03

soon as I drove up to the house and I saw all

22:05

the police and they told me I said let's pay

22:07

it. Let's pay the ransom

22:09

right away. I'm ready to pay. And

22:12

the police said no let's investigate a little further

22:14

to see you know

22:17

it could be a scam, it could be

22:19

let's investigate. And they did later on about

22:21

9.30 that evening they brought

22:24

them into the police station

22:26

and they did their own

22:28

discussion because I don't really call

22:30

it an interview. They did a discussion

22:32

and we have the video of that

22:34

discussion. It's very alarming. And

22:36

who's the discussion with again? The two daughters,

22:39

my nephew Michael and the investigator.

22:43

And what is alarming about it? The behavior of

22:45

the two daughters on the video.

22:48

Can you talk about the defibrillator

22:51

and was

22:53

there a rapid heartbeat that

22:55

it reported? There was a

22:57

rapid heartbeat from

23:00

the report at I want

23:02

to say maybe 2.30 in the morning

23:05

that quickly corrected itself. It

23:07

says none sustained. So

23:09

it quickly corrected itself and did not

23:12

need the defibrillator to correct

23:14

it. So he

23:17

was still alive at that time. And

23:19

that was at 1.40 you said? That was at

23:22

2.13 yes. So

23:24

it was almost like his heart maybe sped

23:26

up or maybe skipped a beat or something?

23:28

Correct but there are not

23:30

as high an episode but there

23:32

are previous episodes of the same

23:35

rapid heartbeat that quickly corrected itself. In

23:37

February and other from the history it

23:39

showed that it occurred before. I mean

23:41

it sounds pretty normal for somebody who

23:43

had a heart condition that they're I

23:45

mean everyone has like a moment where

23:47

their heart speeds up and then flows

23:49

down. And the defibrillator

23:52

never showed

23:54

any kind of therapy from the defibrillator.

23:57

Any kind of therapy like it didn't correct.

26:00

The detectives in the report

26:02

said there was no ring cameras,

26:04

there was nothing, no video, no

26:06

neighbor or anything. Well,

26:09

when I hired my

26:11

accident consultant, he went

26:13

through the neighbor and he counted And

26:16

the detective said there was nothing. So

26:19

this is how my accident

26:22

consultant was able to go back to the

26:24

police department and show them a number of

26:26

things, including our

26:28

pathologists, our forensic pathologists that

26:31

showed there was no water in his lungs. There

26:33

are all these other things that were never looked at.

26:35

There is a question about the levels

26:38

of Benadryl and that's

26:41

how we were able to get the

26:43

case reopened back in October of last

26:45

year. And it's still currently

26:48

an active criminal investigation now. Now,

26:50

when you said that the detectives told you that

26:52

there was no security cameras,

26:54

did they say there was no footage

26:56

from security cameras showing your brother or

26:58

there was no cameras? She

27:01

never told me it's in the report. It's

27:04

in the report that there were no cameras,

27:06

no neighbors cameras. I'm not sure I would

27:09

have to go back to read it if

27:11

it said that nothing captured anything, but she

27:13

never spoke to any neighbor, none

27:16

with a camera. Was there a sighting of him around 3

27:18

a.m.? There was

27:20

someone who reported that there was

27:22

some sighting, but we don't think

27:24

it's relating

27:26

to him. And the

27:29

police went to the site and found

27:31

nothing. And that was just like an eyewitness

27:33

report that wasn't from camera

27:35

footage? No, no, no. That was someone

27:37

called in to the station. I see. And

27:40

there was nothing. A neighbor? I

27:44

don't remember if it's a neighbor or if it's

27:46

someone driving by. I seem

27:48

to remember someone saying that they were

27:50

going somewhere or dropping someone off or

27:52

something and they spotted him. And

27:55

They called and said they just saw him or they

27:57

saw him and then the police raced over there and

27:59

there was nothing. It's odd.

28:01

It's very strange. It's very

28:03

odd. Yeah, So. Where

28:06

do you go from here? Well.

28:09

I'm very vocal about it

28:11

because. Who. Wouldn't me

28:13

and is why Food me.

28:15

So we have a civil

28:17

lawsuit weights we expect to

28:20

have a trial in August

28:22

of next, a schedule for

28:24

August of next year. So.

28:27

Somehow. I will get answers

28:29

either by. The criminal investigation

28:31

Or the civil lawsuit? We.

28:34

Will get answers. I. Just

28:36

want to. I think

28:38

this is probably my last question, but I

28:40

wanted to ask about any motive that would

28:42

be. Game. Door Financial is

28:45

one and also a foreign

28:47

woman. What's the finance situation?

28:49

While he was thirty years of post office,

28:51

think about the pension and the. Other

28:54

stuff and all of that

28:56

goes to his significant other. Was.

29:00

Criminally charged Self. Sees.

29:02

The next of kin. And them in am

29:04

very vocal about it and I will not

29:07

rest. I will. Ice I cannot. I

29:09

hope I it's something that I

29:11

must do for my brother does

29:13

indicate him until civilian kill. Me:

29:15

Because and we from. The beginning

29:17

From day one, all I'm asking

29:19

These Police. Are. This Police

29:21

Department. Is. To look into

29:23

these things, something is not

29:26

right. Who. Would. Take

29:28

the entire belongings of their

29:31

house after. A

29:33

love one just passed away and just dump

29:35

them all. On the street. Dining

29:38

Table with tears piano. To

29:40

computers, all these things are only

29:42

on the street. Who does that?

29:45

And Why do Salvation Army?

29:47

The Wood. Furniture Good

29:49

stuff. There. Is donation but

29:51

to dump them on the

29:54

street. To. Does that?

29:56

Used. To forget the pictures of that in the. The

30:00

Pdf that. That you

30:02

sent us. Oh I mean you not really

30:04

exaggerating? They are. It does look like someone

30:06

just push them off the backwards of a

30:08

truck. Went. And a

30:10

neighbor ended up calling

30:13

code enforcement. To clean it up. Because.

30:15

It was sitting. there is an eyesore.

30:17

People came and took what they wanted

30:19

and what was left. A neighbor had

30:22

to call code enforcement to get it

30:24

cleaned up. Who. Does

30:26

desks, And why Under

30:28

several other things I am very.

30:31

Limited. In all the things that

30:33

I can say because us the pending

30:36

investigation and the that a lawsuit but

30:38

there are several. This. Is

30:40

just the tip of the iceberg? There several.

30:43

That makes no sense. Wow, well

30:45

done and we'd love to have

30:47

you back for an update at

30:49

some point or but it is.

30:51

There anything else you'd like to

30:53

say here today. While. I'm

30:56

marking on knowing what the

30:58

laws are in. The state of Florida

31:00

that I did not know before. I guess the

31:02

A sign these things out when year

31:04

directly involved in these situations. And

31:07

I remember communicating with one

31:09

of the sergeant at the

31:11

police station and I said

31:14

to him. Something. Is

31:16

all something is Not right? And

31:18

he said to me remember Oj

31:21

Simpson. They. Knew that he did

31:23

it but they could not signed the evidence.

31:25

To prove that he did it. But. You

31:27

can file a lawsuit you should vote you

31:30

can salah as a wrongful death lawsuit. So.

31:33

If we don't find anything you could final

31:35

follow wrongful death lawsuit. I

31:37

cannot sell or on for that loss. Was in the

31:40

state of Florida. As

31:42

him not on my brother's son.

31:44

My nephew Michael also said that

31:46

because the laws in the state

31:48

of Florida said ah I'm the

31:51

only person that could fall or

31:53

wrongful death lawsuit. Is the representative

31:55

of the a state. She's.

31:57

A representative of be a states. I.

32:00

Can not fall along for that. Losses. So

32:04

imagine. The. Gift she gave

32:06

me when she saw me. For.

32:09

Defamation. So. That's

32:11

her lawsuit. this against us

32:13

for defamation? Correct? correct? But

32:17

that was. Biggest. Why?

32:21

Is it a gift? Khazar? There's more information

32:23

coming or. It allows me and

32:25

my attorney. To do discovery.

32:28

So now. We. Can

32:31

do. What a police department did not

32:33

do. Right because if her

32:35

lawsuit is. Claiming. A You

32:37

defamed her with these accusations. Then

32:40

you have to look into all

32:42

of the accusations. She's. Opening

32:44

up all the book in order to

32:46

free her own. the burden of proof

32:48

is on her. We are My hands

32:50

were tied, I had like some what

32:52

can I do and sulks. I was.

32:55

Alluding to this of the fact that I ended

32:57

up. Starting. To

32:59

get a bill drafted

33:02

into Florida legislature to

33:04

allow for a second.

33:07

Investigation. In on on

33:10

charts on naturals. Death by

33:12

an. Independent. Agency.

33:15

For I'm working on that. Know

33:17

that's that's really cool. So getting

33:20

a bill pass it's a family

33:22

member can can request a second.

33:25

Independent investigation. By a

33:28

different agency rates which. Would.

33:30

Be a state agency or a

33:32

neighboring agency. Now. That's great That's

33:34

great. I could help out that could help available

33:36

on it'll just some bullets and. And. I can

33:39

tell you this is not an easy. Road

33:41

to be going down.

33:43

It's costly. It's emotionally

33:46

draining. It's physically draining.

33:48

but. Somebody.

33:51

Has to do it. And

33:53

just think of that many

33:55

people before me that. Got.

33:58

No justice because. A

34:00

police department will decide that oh your

34:02

life was not worth it. You.

34:04

Want Less was not worth it for us to do

34:07

any investigation so we just saw that and move on

34:09

to the next. So. Diligently.

34:12

Working on all these other things,

34:14

an arm of course, defending myself

34:16

in a defamation lawsuit, And

34:19

hopefully we'll get a It's been over a year.

34:21

Know that this instead of criminal investigation

34:23

was reopened and and no update Nothing!

34:25

While they don't really tell months they

34:28

don't where they tell you much and

34:30

I mean as even gone to the

34:32

F I. And they

34:34

don't really have the to. I

34:36

guess we have to wait until

34:38

they're finished to to get a

34:40

sense of where. What they

34:43

found eagerly waiting because. All.

34:45

That I have and I have seen.

34:48

I don't know. What? This Police

34:50

Department could tell me. Other

34:52

than. You know?

34:54

ah and and of us are charged any.

34:56

I don't see what else they could do

34:59

on. Definitely keep us updated. Incredible

35:01

story. Yeah. Really?

35:04

Well done in know compiling all this

35:06

info and dumb you know even attending

35:09

crime cause this flyer that you

35:11

are passing out of is very informative

35:13

double sided and that's that's really the

35:15

way to do it if I

35:17

if you're trying to get some coverage

35:20

from podcast years. So really well

35:22

done. And. Thank you so much for

35:24

having me and I'll a partisan us next

35:26

year. and over the

35:28

excellent you'll be there nashville nashville yes

35:31

good ring breed mobile you have some

35:33

developments by then i must i must

35:35

good luck with every bit of thank

35:38

you so much there for other me

35:40

and thanks for listening This

36:09

is the Glassbox Media Podcast.

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Missing is a true crime podcast that tells stories of missing people, homicides, and injustices. Starting in 2015 with the disappearance of Maura Murray, Missing has covered the vanishings of Brianna Maitland, Brandon Lawson, Phoenix Coldon, Trenny Gibson, Daniel Robinson, Jessica Stacks, Erica Franolich, Cieha Taylor, Calvin Johnny Hunt, Abbie Flynn, Tabitha Queen, Raymond Green, Alicia Markovich, Niqui McCown, Samantha Tapp, Archer Ray Johnson, Dale Williams, Morgan Bauer, Pepita Redhair and more mysteries in depth. Due to their close affiliation with the non-profit organization, Private Investigations For the Missing, the team features stories sourced from their case files when appropriate. While Missing primarily focuses on unsolved cases, they also highlight solved murders, doe’s, DNA updates, cold cases and serial killers like Christopher Wilder as a way to explore all the factors. Whether it’s psychological, socioeconomic, or something deeper that plays a part in a person’s disappearance, Missing does not shy away.Missing also has an impressive guest list with names like Jon Ronson, Maggie Freleng, Todd Matthews, Sarah Turney, John Lordan, Danelle Hallan, Julie Murray, James Renner, the Generation Why, Nancy Grace, True Crime Garage, Patrick Hinds, Ellyn Marsh, Jim Clemente, Art Roderick, David & Kristen Mittelman of Othram Labs as well as current law enforcement and licensed private investigators.Tim Pilleri and Lance Reenstierna were also featured in Oxygen's The Disappearance of Maura Murray 6 part documentary.Missing is hosted and produced by Tim Pilleri, Lance Reenstierna and Jennifer Amell of Crawlspace Media.

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