Nancy Grace

Barry, let me understand.

So.

This guy, the so-called friend, could find a wine glass and fill it up with wine and find his noise-canceling headphones.

He could find those.

He could see those, but he couldn't see his dead friend on the porch and in the yard or their vehicles parked in front of his house.

Yeah, I mean, he had to get up and go to the bathroom.

Dr. Kendall Crowns joining me, and he's here for other reasons.

But since we're on this topic, Dr. Kendall Crowns with me, chief medical examiner, Tarrant County, that's Fort Worth, never a lack of business.

Esteemed lecturer at Burnett School of Medicine, TCU, and launching a new podcast, DOA, Dead on Arrival, March 7.

Dr. Crowns, is that true?

what Barry just told us.

I mean, how could he go 72 hours drinking, let me add that in, and not getting up and finding his way to the bathroom?

packs up, and goes to rehab.

So to Jonathan Price, when did you learn that the so-called best friend of your brother packs up, clears out the house, takes his dog, and goes to rehab?

Yeah, you know, to Derek Smith, why is that the go-to with your clients and all the stars?

It's only after they're busted for something that they suddenly realize they have a problem and they hide out in rehab.

Joining me right now is a special guest just joining us.

Eric Zand is with us.

It is the Platts County prosecutor who was working on the case.

And I know, Eric, number one, thank you for being with us.