Investigator Mike Mayhew
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559 appearances
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1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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Greenwich book was done. What are you going to do next? Serial killers in my backyard. So I became engaged not only in the radio show, but then I became engaged to write the book. Furman and Fitzsimmons began to investigate the crime scenes. We were very well-meaning, trying to really get information that they needed out to the public from an avenue that could elicit some kind of clues.
We would fax every clue we got from the radio. We would tell them everything that we had, not hoping they'd tell us something. We're trying to have them tell us, don't do this, don't give this out, this is important, don't. And finally, I just said, screw it.
Let's put the information out to the public because they have a right to know where this occurred because they might have seen something because we canvassed the neighborhood and nobody talked to anybody. Mark Furman implied that we should be, for some reason, consulting him.
I think they were extremely unhappy. I think the biggest reason is we wouldn't go away.
The representatives of the sheriff's department and the police department made some overture that we were interfering with an investigation and that they should reel us back. Of course, the TV and radio stations said, they're journalists. They're working on a case. If they're interfering, you know, deal with them. Arrest them.
They find nothing here with that technology, and they do a press conference and make a statement. There's no more bodies at 14th and Carnahan.
The task force, they were very demoralized by this.
I think there's several things in this investigation that really went sideways.
Back in 97, they had everything that they needed. They had a witness who gave them a great clue.
The driver of that car was Robert Yates Jr. Corey Truman stops the white Corvette. He does not run the plate before he stops the car. He talks to him, he puts down that he's cooperative, and he asks him a few questions.
Corey Turman did pull over a Corvette two blocks from where Jennifer Joseph was last seen. I'm sorry. This guy is going to the station. Do I have probable cause? Absolutely.
When they followed that Corvette clue as far as they could in a very short period of time, They should have released that to the public.
I'm not the most popular character of a city government. This is a book about a frustrating investigation for a task force.
I guarantee this, give me the white Corvette clue, when I first asked, I would have found Robert Yates. They had a great clue, which could have elicited the suspect in a few months.
They live with us. They work with us. In a moment. In Murder in Spokane, I tried to get into the mind of a serial killer. I read about Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, Richard Ramirez, Jeffrey Dahmer, and a dozen others. Did I learn anything? Yes, about those individuals. Did I learn anything that could catch Robert Yates? Not really. Serial killers are unique. They're individuals.
They're manipulative. They're chameleons that walk among us and we never see them. They live with us. They work with us. We don't know who they are. Every case that we do, we create a profiler, another cop that knows a little more, another city, another agency. And then they all have to start from ground zero at the next one, because he's different, unique, smart. But the question always looms.
Do we know why? The answer is no. In fact, we don't even know how many.
I'm just telling you, we know you're involved in this. We know what happened. We know you're involved. Absolutely. There's no doubt.
You're the only person I've shown regret. I don't understand how. How could you kill somebody and not have any emotion about it? And you actually killed him. I was in the situation. I'm devastated. I cannot sleep at night.
Twist your hips this way. Nice. Felicia was definitely a natural when it came to modeling.
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