Art Viveros (FBI Agent)
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82 appearances
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2 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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He had a long, long history of sexual crimes. In fact, he spent most of his life in prison. And I think he had gotten out maybe just a couple years before the event.
Britt's house was a single wide trailer, old, kind of run down, and it looked like he had done a lot of work himself. He'd made a carport, and he had maybe four vehicles out there, two Dodge Caravans, a pickup truck, a white panel van, you know. So we knocked on the door, identified ourselves. and inside the single white was Terry Britt.
And I remember he was wearing white, they call them white beaters, I think shorts and tennis shoes.
We started talking and we identified ourselves and why we were there to talk about the disappearance of Holly Bubble, where he was that morning. He said, Janet would explain everything. What happened that morning? Let me call Janet.
You've got a receipt? Yes, let's look at it if you don't mind. He said, well, that's in the safe. She had kept that receipt in the safe.
And they said that the hairs were microscopically similar to Holly's.
The FBI is well known for doing wiretaps, and TBI had never done that before. So this is going to be the first wiretap case
I overheard Terry Britt receive a call from his sister, but he gets off the phone.
And he says, those whores... meaning law enforcement. Those horrors are going to try to pin this case on me, the Holly Grobel case on me. He says, I didn't even know the, you know, and he used profanity to describe Holly. And he says, you know, I wouldn't do something like that. I didn't know exactly who he was talking to, but I assumed it was Janet.
He said, you know, I wouldn't do something like that.
Terry Britt, right away, He fit the description that Clint gave.
He was about 5, 10, 11. He had the gravelly voice. And he looked like to be in his early 50s. It looked like he had had a build at one time. He had a little belly there.
He had a long, long history of sexual crimes. In fact, he spent most of his life in prison. And I think he had gotten out maybe just a couple years before the event.
Britt's house was a single wide trailer. Old, kind of run down, and it looked like he had done a lot of work himself. He'd made a carport, and he had maybe four vehicles out there, two Dodge Caravans, a pickup truck, a white panel van, you know. So we knocked on the door, identified ourselves, and inside the single white was Terry Britt.
And I remember he was wearing white, they call them white beaters, I think shorts and tennis shoes.
We started talking and we identified ourselves and why we were there to talk about the disappearance of Holly Bubble, where he was that morning. He said, Janet would explain everything. What happened that morning? Let me call Janet.
You've got a receipt? Yes, let's look at it if you don't mind. He said, well, that's in the safe. She had kept that receipt in the safe.
And they said that the hairs were microscopically similar to Holly's.
The FBI is well known for doing wiretaps, and TBI had never done that before. So this is going to be the first wiretap investigation
I overheard Terry Britt receive a call from his sister, but he gets off the phone.
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