Andrea Canning
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I mean, they knew right away with her that something was wrong. And when we come back, we'll hear more from Molly's cousin, Morgan Column, the person she considered a sister. So I want to give a big shout out to Deputy Sheriff Steve Kivy. I mean, talk about eagle eyes. The fact that he's driving and he just happens to see, you know, this like a Malibu and thinks to himself, maybe.
I mean, they knew right away with her that something was wrong. And when we come back, we'll hear more from Molly's cousin, Morgan Column, the person she considered a sister. So I want to give a big shout out to Deputy Sheriff Steve Kivy. I mean, talk about eagle eyes. The fact that he's driving and he just happens to see, you know, this like a Malibu and thinks to himself, maybe.
You know, I mean, and he wasn't even on the case at that moment. He was what I think he was driving home or something. No, he was definitely.
You know, I mean, and he wasn't even on the case at that moment. He was what I think he was driving home or something. No, he was definitely.
Okay, I had another question. So Kivy talks to him, to the suspect, and then they wait four days. Why did they wait four days? I mean, if I were that guy... the suspect, I'd be getting the heck out of Dodge.
Okay, I had another question. So Kivy talks to him, to the suspect, and then they wait four days. Why did they wait four days? I mean, if I were that guy... the suspect, I'd be getting the heck out of Dodge.
yeah they're lucky that he didn't take off uh they bring in this this woman um officer you know and they you actually say in the story they wanted a woman not only does she speak spanish but they wanted a woman did they say why they wanted it to be a woman
yeah they're lucky that he didn't take off uh they bring in this this woman um officer you know and they you actually say in the story they wanted a woman not only does she speak spanish but they wanted a woman did they say why they wanted it to be a woman
Yeah. The female officer seemed pretty casual during your questions about her missing part of the Miranda rights. But I mean, at the time when she found out that she missed part of it, she must have been sweating bullets around. Oh, my goodness.
Yeah. The female officer seemed pretty casual during your questions about her missing part of the Miranda rights. But I mean, at the time when she found out that she missed part of it, she must have been sweating bullets around. Oh, my goodness.
That was so brilliant. Right. And he was a body.
That was so brilliant. Right. And he was a body.
So smart. Yeah. I mean, because it's interesting with the Miranda rights. I did another story where a bunch of the interview was thrown out with some key moments in it with the police interview because they didn't. It was supposed to be sort of more of this casual conversation, which, you know, you don't. always have to read Miranda rights, like in the movies.
So smart. Yeah. I mean, because it's interesting with the Miranda rights. I did another story where a bunch of the interview was thrown out with some key moments in it with the police interview because they didn't. It was supposed to be sort of more of this casual conversation, which, you know, you don't. always have to read Miranda rights, like in the movies.
It's not a sure thing that like every single time, especially if it's a very cordial conversation. And in the case I'm talking about, things started to get testy. The person that was being interviewed and the officer does not read the Miranda rights. Then it's up to a judge to decide, okay, you know what? I feel like this is crossing the line now.
It's not a sure thing that like every single time, especially if it's a very cordial conversation. And in the case I'm talking about, things started to get testy. The person that was being interviewed and the officer does not read the Miranda rights. Then it's up to a judge to decide, okay, you know what? I feel like this is crossing the line now.
Like this is crossing into interrogation versus, you know, casual interview.
Like this is crossing into interrogation versus, you know, casual interview.
Yeah. Something that brought back a lot of memories for me was looking at all the first of all, so many people turned out, you know, Molly's cousin thought maybe 20 would come and hundreds came. They were all the people I could see them lined up along the cornfield body to body.
Yeah. Something that brought back a lot of memories for me was looking at all the first of all, so many people turned out, you know, Molly's cousin thought maybe 20 would come and hundreds came. They were all the people I could see them lined up along the cornfield body to body.