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Like they're not looking in to the prosecutors at the time. And just so you know, like those three weren't the only ones Tim sued. He sued like the city. He sued a lot of people. Those are just like the three main people. But no one is asking if this happened to anyone else. It's like they paid him out and they just wanted this to go away.

Like they're not looking in to the prosecutors at the time. And just so you know, like those three weren't the only ones Tim sued. He sued like the city. He sued a lot of people. Those are just like the three main people. But no one is asking if this happened to anyone else. It's like they paid him out and they just wanted this to go away.

Now, obviously, we reached out to Jim Broderick, Jolene Blair, Terry Gilmore for a statement. Didn't hear back from Jim Broderick. Jolene Blair said she didn't want to talk about the case. Terry Gilmore, actually, for the longest time, we didn't hear back from until like midway through the tour. And... What he said was basically that he really believed in Tim's guilt at the time.

Now, obviously, we reached out to Jim Broderick, Jolene Blair, Terry Gilmore for a statement. Didn't hear back from Jim Broderick. Jolene Blair said she didn't want to talk about the case. Terry Gilmore, actually, for the longest time, we didn't hear back from until like midway through the tour. And... What he said was basically that he really believed in Tim's guilt at the time.

He said that the way the system worked and the way that like evidence was numbered or copied or whatever, it should have been really obvious if something was missing. And when we asked him what he thought about Tim's guilt or innocence now, he wouldn't tell us. So that's what he has to say. And in an interesting piece of gossip that has nothing to do with

He said that the way the system worked and the way that like evidence was numbered or copied or whatever, it should have been really obvious if something was missing. And when we asked him what he thought about Tim's guilt or innocence now, he wouldn't tell us. So that's what he has to say. And in an interesting piece of gossip that has nothing to do with

Obviously, when we were like when we look up people to like try and figure out where they are, we like try phone numbers, we try emails. Facebook is like a great way to like reach people for comment. It turned out now Jim Broderick and Jolene Blair are dating and went to Italy. Like what?

Obviously, when we were like when we look up people to like try and figure out where they are, we like try phone numbers, we try emails. Facebook is like a great way to like reach people for comment. It turned out now Jim Broderick and Jolene Blair are dating and went to Italy. Like what?

I know. I know. And I was like, maybe I'm being like a petty Betty. But when I told people on tour, the collective like gasp, I was like, oh, no. Yeah, they're here for the goss too. So so they they're living their lives again. No repercussions there. And Tim, all he wanted was to move on and live his life as well. So when he settled his lawsuit, he moved to have the records in his case removed.

I know. I know. And I was like, maybe I'm being like a petty Betty. But when I told people on tour, the collective like gasp, I was like, oh, no. Yeah, they're here for the goss too. So so they they're living their lives again. No repercussions there. And Tim, all he wanted was to move on and live his life as well. So when he settled his lawsuit, he moved to have the records in his case removed.

Like, he didn't want people bringing this up over and over.

Like, he didn't want people bringing this up over and over.

Absolutely. It does make it really hard when I want to bring it up. Even with, like, Tim's blessing and Tom's blessing and everyone who participated. Luckily, we were able to get some of the investigative files, though. And those revealed some really interesting things. Because like I said earlier, there were... other very viable suspects in this case, far more viable than Tim.

Absolutely. It does make it really hard when I want to bring it up. Even with, like, Tim's blessing and Tom's blessing and everyone who participated. Luckily, we were able to get some of the investigative files, though. And those revealed some really interesting things. Because like I said earlier, there were... other very viable suspects in this case, far more viable than Tim.

And I'm going to tell you about that in the next episode, which we're going to be releasing tomorrow. But if you don't want to wait, part two is available for you to listen to right now in the Crime Junkie fan club, along with another extra surprise way to get the details of this case that we are pretty excited to share with you. You can learn more about the Crime Junkie Fan Club and join today

And I'm going to tell you about that in the next episode, which we're going to be releasing tomorrow. But if you don't want to wait, part two is available for you to listen to right now in the Crime Junkie fan club, along with another extra surprise way to get the details of this case that we are pretty excited to share with you. You can learn more about the Crime Junkie Fan Club and join today

You can find all the source material for this episode on our website, CrimeJunkiePodcast.com. And you can follow us on Instagram at Crime Junkie Podcast. And we will be back tomorrow with the rest of Peggy Hetrick's story.

You can find all the source material for this episode on our website, CrimeJunkiePodcast.com. And you can follow us on Instagram at Crime Junkie Podcast. And we will be back tomorrow with the rest of Peggy Hetrick's story.

Hi, everyone. This is an off week for the deck, but I'm popping in your feeds anyway because I want to bring your attention back to a case that we covered a few years ago on this show. Awachige Asiola. Some of you will remember her case because we did a letter writing campaign to urge the Oklahoma Emmy to change Awachige's cause of death from undetermined to homicide. And a lot of you took action.

Hi, everyone. This is an off week for the deck, but I'm popping in your feeds anyway because I want to bring your attention back to a case that we covered a few years ago on this show. Awachige Asiola. Some of you will remember her case because we did a letter writing campaign to urge the Oklahoma Emmy to change Awachige's cause of death from undetermined to homicide. And a lot of you took action.