Reenactment: The Killer
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41 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
Reenactment: The Killer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm the killer. I got my gym bag, which fits in the country club scenario. Open the door, put it down, close the door. I walk away.
Everybody thought car bombing has to be a mob hit. Very spectacular. We're sending a message.
When he arrived on scene, you could see the victim vehicle. It blew the car doors open, tore the roof off the car.
Was it to send the message, don't ever mess with us?
Everybody thought car bombing has to be a mob hit. Very spectacular. We're sending a message. Don't ever mess with us.
So suddenly now he's at a zero income, but his expenses and his lifestyle, you know, continued.
We monitor the funeral, as morbid as that may sound. Who shows up? Who didn't show up? Who wasn't appropriate? Who was appropriate? It was a good way to see who should we go talk to.
Pamela Phillips wasn't at the funeral. She was conspicuously absent. But based on the acrimony and the separation, that didn't really surprise us.
This is the car he was driving.
Essentially, right. It should lay right along this line. And if you get a look down here at the frame, you can see where the floorboards have been blown off of the side body panels.
By the force of that blast downwards.
Yeah. And this, you know, if you looked at this, almost looks like the path of travel of a bullet. Well, technically it was. It's a projectile shrapnel.
He'd lock his car, lock his doors. So I'm the killer. Right. I walk up here. I got my duffel bag, my gym bag, which fits in the country club scenario. Right. Open the door, put it down, close the door.
There's a lot of people that talk about how volatile Robin Gardner was.
But having met Robin and talked to her, it's like, nah. If it was going to happen, it was going to happen right there. It wasn't going to be she was going to come back in six months and blow his car up.
What we could find out about Neil McNeese is that he was in a lot of loud mouth, but very little follow through. Nothing to connect McNeese to a device. And if he killed Gary, that didn't get him his money back. And he wasn't so financially hit that, you know, he was down to his last dime. So did he do it? Again, not a strong connection.
So what was an Aspen fraud case now is firmly interwoven with our homicide case.
So the way the device was built fit Ron's profile. So it's just another brick on the wall kind of thing.
I'm the killer. I got my gym bag, open the door, put it down, close the door.
It was great because we had no association with Pam and the murder until then. Before we had Pam was in Aspen, the bomb went off in Tucson. How could Pam have pushed the button? Okay, now we have that connection. We have Ron Young bridging that distance for us.
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