Detective James Crowley
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11 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
Detective James Crowley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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What I was hearing was he had a great line to get into your business. You know, he was going to do all these great things for you. I'm so awesome and I'm going to make you a ton of money.
If Ron became your business manager, he would instantly want all the books, access to all the financials, which gave him an opportunity to transfer money out of your bank account to his own bank account, get credit cards issued in his name on your account.
So this is Snow Bunny Lane where Ron Young lived at one point. On the corner with the carport was Ron's house. So we get there and he's gone. He's nowhere to be found.
In investigating Ron, there were two fraud cases initially, and then Pamela had come in to report the third fraud case.
I was sitting at my desk in the investigations office and reading the paper and saw the headline.
And it kind of, you know, when you get an adrenaline dump and you get that kind of metal taste in your mouth, and that's kind of what it was. And so Detective Grawley calls the Pima County Sheriff's Department. And I said, here's what I have. You might be interested in this.
And at the time, Snobody Lane in that area was where kind of working people, you know, doctors, lawyers, normal people in Aspen lived.
After Pam came in the initial time, and I asked her to provide follow-up documentation, she never came back.
So there was obviously more of a relationship than she was letting on.
Pamela answers the door and they tell her, we have a warrant to search your house. And she said, no, and closed the door in their face.
While we're executing the search warrant, Pamela decides to leave, and we don't have an arrest warrant for her at that point, so she's free to leave.
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