James Pietragallo
đ€ SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
HÀn ei halua, ettÀ hÀnen isÀnsÀ jatkuu jÀlkeen. 1994. Yksityiskohtainen State Farmin tyyppi. TÀmÀ on 94. State Farmin tyyppi. HÀn kertoi, ettÀ ihminen katsoi ja seurasi hÀntÀ koko kaupungin. HÀn sanoi, ettÀ tÀmÀ oli tapahtunut kaksi vuotta. HÀn oli samaan ihmisen kanssa. KyllÀ.
This woman reported seeing the man several times. Quote, sometimes months would go by and I wouldn't notice him watching me. I just wanted God to protect me. He was making my life miserable. So he's going to plead no contest to a misdemeanor harassment charge in 1995 and get a suspended sentence. Meaning if he just stays out of trouble, he won't get any jail time. But instead of staying out of trouble, he continued harassing this woman. Same woman. Yeah.
through the summer of 1995. And that's when Tina is going to catch up to all this. We'll talk about that.
Now, Tina had been calling Jesse for months, because the first person she calls when she can't find John is Jesse, because that's his best friend and his cousin, wondering where her husband was and all that kind of shit. Now he's facing all these harassment charges and everything else, and Tina starts asking people he knows, and people they know together, why am I not enough for him, that he has to go around stalking women. She takes it like, yeah, personally. This is a slight to our relationship.
She now nicknamed him something to her friends as well. He is known as, quote, not the Shadow, which is a cool name, instead the Panty Sniffer, which is not as cool of a name. That's not a nickname you give yourself, you know what I'm saying? I like Tina. Tina's fun.
She's good shit this team. Yeah, that's the one that the newspaper gives you as an insult. That's the insult one. He's like, how about the shadow? And they're like, how about the panty sniffer? How's that sound? Police are on the case for the west side panty sniffer. And he's pounding on his desk. How about the micro penis panty sniffer? How's that? That's got a ring to it. What do you say?
The panning sniffer. Tina. Oh my goodness. At first she would defend him, saying that he suffered from a disease. He's got something wrong with him. He's in therapy. He's a sexual deviant. That's the thing. And as the cases begin to really pile up like snowfall on a winter's day, she's got like, this is bad. So she decides that she's going to leave here. Yeah.
Jesse remembers her crying on his shoulder that July, knowing what he knew about his cousin and somehow trying to convince her that it's going to be okay. Jesse said, I didn't tell her of his criminal past. I was trying to look out for her as best I could, knowing the things I knew. I had no idea what the hell he was doing. I was really immersed in my own life. I was worried about her, but I had so much going on. So August 1995, she says she wants a divorce. Right.
HÀn menee ulos. HÀn on valmis. HÀn sanoi, ettÀ se on se. HÀnen isÀnsÀ on panttisnifferi. En voi saada tÀtÀ. Ja hÀn on vain 23 vuotta. HÀn on niin nuori, ettÀ hÀn voi lopettaa hÀnet, jÀtÀ tÀmÀn paitsi ja enÀÀ ajattele sitÀ taas. HÀn voi olla koko elÀmÀn jÀlkeen. TÀmÀ on yliopisto. HÀn haluaa lopettaa hÀnet.
And that's how things sit for a while in late summer 1995. She wants a divorce. She moves out, blah, blah, blah. October the 19th, 1995, Tina visits John. She had a night shift that night and told the fellow co-workers there, her sister and her co-workers, that she was going to visit John that night because he had not returned the divorce papers that he needed to sign. So she was going to go over there and try to goose him a little bit. Well, let's not say that.
That could be bad. Her sister, she told her sister she would call after she left John's house to make sure she was safe. Because her sister said, I don't want you going over there. She said, I'll call you when I'm done. I got to get this over with. So the next day, Christina, Tina is reported missing. Oh, Jesus. She never comes home.
Joten poliitikot haluavat tietysti puhua Jonesta tÀstÀ. He sanoivat, ettÀ hÀnen tarinoistaan hÀn on tÀrkeÀmpi kuin vain yleinen henkilö. Varsinkaan voimakkaudesta ja erityisesti seksuaalista. TÀmÀ on lieutenant Brad Goldschmidt tÀÀllÀ. HÀn sanoo, ettÀ kun Tina oli huomattu menettÀvÀn, niin vain kahdeksan tuntia myöhemmin olemme aloittaneet tehtyÀ tehtÀviÀ, koska Joni on menettÀnyt.
We didn't just fart around and go, well, we'll ask around about her and call. They were like, where is she buried, essentially? Or what closet did he stuff her in, or what basement is she in? The 24 hours thing, they didn't even consider it. No, not even. No, they said seven or eight hours. They said, we knew they were in a divorce, and by that in itself, with the domestic violence issues, as they can be, we immediately suspected him of her disappearance. They also knew that
Her coat had been spotted at her house, but they didn't know where the fuck she was. So this cop said, by 11.30 that night we were in Tina's apartment. That's important. We saw her apartment, in her apartment, all indications that what they're telling us is truthful. Clothes from work, her ID badge, this is someone who quickly changed and left. Right.
HÀn tuli kotiin, tuli ulos, laittoi jotain ja meni kotiin. He sanoivat, ettÀ kaikki aloitti meitÀ, ettÀ tÀmÀ on nainen, joka oli vain menossa ja ei tullut takaisin. HÀn ei suunnittele ollut menossa. HÀn muutti nopeasti. Yli 1 aamuun Goldschmidt ja muut poliitit laittoi Johnin kotiin.
ja he löysivÀt uuden tyyppisenÀ, Gabbyn naisen. HÀn puhui niiden kanssa heti, mutta ei halunnut heitÀ tutustumaan taloon. Ei? Ei, ei tapahtunut. He sanoivat, ettÀ he eivÀt tehneet mitÀÀn. He sanoivat, ettÀ ei, ettei pysty tutustumaan taloon, he eivÀt tehneet varoja. HeidÀn ainoa tehtÀvÀ oli mennÀ, he eivÀt pysty tutustumaan. He olivat kirjoittamassa tutustuvaa varoa Johnin taloon, ja he pysyivÀt heti. TÀmÀ kaveri, joka kirjoittaa tutustuvaa varoa, on Olson.
HÀn sanoi, ettÀ hÀnen kaverinsa on menossa. TiedÀmÀllÀ ihmisen luontoa, jos jotain tapahtuu, me tiedÀmmekin, ettÀ hÀn olisi yksin. Joten hÀn ei haittaa hÀnen kaverinsa hyvin lÀhellÀ asuntoa. Joten me ajattelimme, ettÀ se pitÀisi olla kÀynnissÀ hÀnen kaverinsa. Ja hÀn sanoi, ettÀ se on se, miten löysin kaverin. Yli miltÀ tÀmÀ kaveri.
I started checking parking lots around his house. I pulled into the alley behind the save-a-lot, and there it was. What? Wow. Think about that. Right down the street? Right down the street from his house. That's where he hid the car, allegedly. We'll find out if it's him or not.
So he said it was 3 a.m. The car was just about four blocks from John's home. It was locked, parked in an obscure place just yards away from the town home where John had been arrested weeks prior for trespassing also.
He might have dropped the car off and stopped for a quick peep. It was locked, the car. Inside they found Tina's cell phone and wallet in the glove box. This is a 1995 cell phone. This is probably for work, because she's a nurse. A lot of times nurses get called in, so that's what they do. Her keys were nowhere to be found. They said, when we found her car a few blocks away, we really felt something bad happen to Tina.