Brit Prawat

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I know. Okay, just to lay this all out. No, you got it. The guy who sold potential evidence for profit and potentially like to help a suspect out and like by helping him out, like by helping him like cover something up. Well, I don't know why he did it. Okay. Potentially. Potentially. Allegedly. Maybe. Maybe.

I know. Okay, just to lay this all out. No, you got it. The guy who sold potential evidence for profit and potentially like to help a suspect out and like by helping him out, like by helping him like cover something up. Well, I don't know why he did it. Okay. Potentially. Potentially. Allegedly. Maybe. Maybe.

But now he's in charge. Of all the evidence. Of all the evidence.

But now he's in charge. Of all the evidence. Of all the evidence.

That may or may not be corrupt. Okay.

That may or may not be corrupt. Okay.

Okay, again, the guy who takes the statement is fired and charged. The guy who did the super sketchy thing is fined and given another job within the department and also, like, with the evidence, which is what he was accused of. Makes sense. Where's the rule book in all of this? Like, I'm not sure what's right and wrong here. Like...

Okay, again, the guy who takes the statement is fired and charged. The guy who did the super sketchy thing is fined and given another job within the department and also, like, with the evidence, which is what he was accused of. Makes sense. Where's the rule book in all of this? Like, I'm not sure what's right and wrong here. Like...

I know what is, but what do they consider is right and wrong here?

I know what is, but what do they consider is right and wrong here?

Like, even if you didn't do this intentionally... Why? Frankie Richard is in custody for things. And you're also, like, getting rid of something that's his?

Like, even if you didn't do this intentionally... Why? Frankie Richard is in custody for things. And you're also, like, getting rid of something that's his?

But is he a useful asset if he's just allowed to keep committing whatever crime he wants?

But is he a useful asset if he's just allowed to keep committing whatever crime he wants?

Oh, I just started listening to that.

Oh, I just started listening to that.

Oh, yeah. And we know who's in charge of the evidence room.

Oh, yeah. And we know who's in charge of the evidence room.

Could Lawrence and or Byron have wanted to kill her to keep her quiet about Ernestine's homicide?