Forensic Expert

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704 appearances 33 recordings 3 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard May 2025

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They're not able to identify who that handwriting is, but it moves the investigation somewhat forward.
On the strength of statements from Laverne Pavlenek, detectives got John Sosnoski to come down to the station.
He was cooperative. He was willing to speak with them and talk with them.
John Sosnowski was adamant that he had never met Tonya Bennett and that he definitely didn't kill Tonya Bennett.
That, of course, was flying in the face of what Pavlinak was saying. One of them is lying.
Yes, if I may. I'm more than willing to help in any way that I can and clear myself and to help you people because I have nothing to hide.
They took a hair sample from John Sosnovsky to try to match that up to evidence from the crime scene.
The interesting part is that right after he gets released, Pavlinak contacts detectives again, and she's very concerned about why things aren't going her way. She was now...
Laverne contacts law enforcement again and says, oh, I have even more for you.
She had found a strange purse in her trunk of her car.
And it contains news clippings about Tanya Bennett's murder and also contained a cutaway piece of denim from a pair of girls' jeans.
Killers will often take a little trophy. They'll take a little memento. They'll keep something from the victim.
There was a head hair found on Tanya's body that was consistent with John Sosnovsky.
It wasn't like a fingerprint. It was just a corroborating piece of evidence.
After he is told that he was deceptive, Cisnoski begins to modify his version.
He says that, yes, they were in the bar and that Tonya left with another guy.
They went to a nearby truck stop, supposedly to have sex with each other.
John Sosnovsky has moved from never knowing or seeing Tonya Bennett all the way through to seeing her dead in the back of Chuck Riley's car.
There was no indication at the truck stop that any room had been rented either by that man or by Tonya Bennett. He passed his polygraph.
The Chuck Riley story in the analysis of the investigation becomes a deflection by Sosnovsky, who we believe is responsible for the murder.
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