Forensic Expert

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

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We have a photograph. She is standing in the forest. and the detectives swore to me they had not in any way given her a clue.
They brought that information back and we said, you need to go out and arrest him and put him in jail.
What she said was, correction time.
This was sort of like Laverne, are you telling stories again?
¿Hablas español? ¿Hablas español?
Correction time. That's what she said to them. Correction time.
I mean, those two detectives, their heads must have been spinning because this was a constantly evolving story.
And in this conversation, Laverne tells them that she needs to tell them what really happened with Sosnovsky and Bennett.
So they then turn on the tape recorder.
And she now revisits her trip to JB's truck stop. She went there to pick up Sosnovsky.
Sosnovsky was there with Tanya Bennett, and Tanya Bennett was alive. Sosnovsky tells Verne that they're going to give Bennett a ride home. Bennett and Sosnovsky both get in the car.
And John wanted her to get behind her head and to pull the rope, tighten her on her neck while he was having sex with her.
And he kept saying, hang on, hang on. I must have tightened it as I was hanging on.
Ms.
Pavanek, let me ask you a question. Do you believe, sitting here today, that by pulling that rope tight, that you caused the death of Tanya and Bennett?
Yeah.
Moments after telling it to the police, she turned in front of the two detectives and confessed to the daughter.
In this final version of what happened to Tanya Bennett, she has implicated herself in the murder and she gets arrested.
And she told me that she wasn't going to plead guilty. And I warned her that she was likely to be convicted, but she still wanted to go to trial.
Her trial defense was that she had made this up.
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