Detective Darren Smith

Mr. Smith, Detective Smith, this is Tex McIver.

Mr. Smith, Detective Smith, this is Tex McIver.

Oh, man, I tell you, you're not here to hear me fuss, but I'm a Vietnam guy. I put boys in body bags and stuff. Nothing hurts like this. Right. Can't even imagine. It's just awful. God, it's just awful. Anyway, I understand that we should come in to see you, or at least I should.

Oh, man, I tell you, you're not here to hear me fuss, but I'm a Vietnam guy. I put boys in body bags and stuff. Nothing hurts like this. Right. Can't even imagine. It's just awful. God, it's just awful. Anyway, I understand that we should come in to see you, or at least I should.

Thank you. I spent the day calling relatives. I mean, obviously you and I both know it's not a murder.

Thank you. I spent the day calling relatives. I mean, obviously you and I both know it's not a murder.

We both know that it's not a voluntary manslaughter. And, you know, it's not that sort of thing. Tex McIver is a senior partner with a very, very large, well, it's the nation's largest labor law firm, Fish and Phillips.

We both know that it's not a voluntary manslaughter. And, you know, it's not that sort of thing. Tex McIver is a senior partner with a very, very large, well, it's the nation's largest labor law firm, Fish and Phillips.

And there was no disagreement. This couple never argued, never fought, never had any disagreements whatsoever. He's very, very successful. Of course, Diane was very, very successful, right? She worked for Billy Corey.

And there was no disagreement. This couple never argued, never fought, never had any disagreements whatsoever. He's very, very successful. Of course, Diane was very, very successful, right? She worked for Billy Corey.

What I'm saying is he's not going to run it.

What I'm saying is he's not going to run it.

What I'm saying is if you decide, you know, if you decide if you want to take it to the district attorney's office, if they want to look at it and they want to indict something, just give me a telephone call. I think the forensics are going to figure out exactly what happened.

What I'm saying is if you decide, you know, if you decide if you want to take it to the district attorney's office, if they want to look at it and they want to indict something, just give me a telephone call. I think the forensics are going to figure out exactly what happened.

And it went off. Okay.

And it went off. Okay.