Police Officer
speaker
1,089 appearances
82 recordings
21 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 24 May
Police Officer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Appearances
Even today, yes, even today.
I remember walking in and going up the stairs, looking first into the bedroom that was very much in disarray.
Bedroom, there was a look like there had been some type of tussle in there. Things had been knocked around. Sheets were partially torn off. A portion of the bedpost had come off. And then walking into the bathroom and seeing her body on the floor.
That's correct. She had been handcuffed with her hands behind her back.
I know her. I went to college with her. We were in sororities together. She was so full of life and so friendly and so nice. That just always stuck with me. To come to the scene and then suddenly realize it was Mary Catherine, it just Knocked me for a minute.
Even today. Yes, even today.
Even today.
When you have your files in Sokol case, the killer's name, it's in there somewhere.
This certainly is a scene that has always stayed with me.
That's correct. Every now and then, someone would dust off the case file and start looking at it with fresh eyes. And I always thought, maybe this time something will spark, and we'll catch whoever did this.
So I'm helping Sam, and we reopened this case from three years, from way back in the day, going back through and getting interviews and just clearing everything up. So we were wondering if you'd have time to come down to the TV and talk with us down there. Yeah. OK.
Somebody comes into your and knocks on your door, investigators from another state, and asks you to come down to a department and talk, you're probably going to ask why. Never asks why and agrees to drive himself down and meet us there. So we'll just expect you in a couple minutes and we'll meet you down there. That's fine. All right. Thank you, sir.
But what I'm trying to do is do the three. We had to just focus on getting the fingerprints and the DNA. Yeah, have a seat.
Hang on just a second. I got to take a call real quick here. Yes, sir.
You want to come get your fingers dirty again? We're going to try to do it on just card stock.
Never gets upset about it, never gets worked up about the time.
We talked about our families, his family, plumbing and remodeling houses. You would never guess by looking at that guy that he was concerned about why he was there or the outcome of it.
At like 6.30 in the morning, I received a call from an investigator from Beaufort. And she had explained that she had just come from the jail and that Robert Waters had hung himself in his cell.
To me, it says that you're guilty. I mean, no one is going to do that in that situation if they're innocent.
It is. Thankfully, the detectives worked very, very hard on this. And never gave up. Never gave up, and they solved it. Detective Lou Allen called me, and he said, hey, Carmen, you remember how you said you always wanted that case solved before you retired? Well, I know you've retired, but I think we got him, and he did.
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