Shaun Kent

If David knows that the medical examiner, and I'm not saying he did anything, he's innocent until proven guilty.

And when I say David, I mean in the pejorative, like as the accused or the target.

No, and I hate the phrase that it's been mishandled because you just don't know.

If a target knows they can't determine the cause of death, they can't determine the manner of death,

I personally, and I've talked to you guys about this on this podcast many times, I hate sometimes law enforcement is in a rush to arrest, a rush to charge.

I'm not cooperating whatsoever.

And from my reading, my understanding, he has been very cooperative.

And so it might be that the L.A.

department is saying don't release the cause and manner of death, because if whoever did it knows, then they're going to be less likely to cooperate.

And sometimes when you charge too fast and too incorrectly, you get it wrong.

We have discussed the difference between our federal government and our state government, that our federal government in the United States, what they tend to do is investigate a charge for a long period of time and then arrest.

I'm sorry, that's a long winded answer.

But sometimes people get confused on cause and manner of death and think that every death is a murder and it's not.

And that's why they make such better arrests.

A lot of times in the state system, they arrest and then investigate and get it wrong.

So I don't know what's happened in this situation, but I like the fact that if they're taking their time to do a proper investigation before arresting,

that can only yield to more positive results?

No, and I hate the phrase that it's been mishandled because you just don't know.

I personally, and I've talked to you guys about this on this podcast many times, I hate sometimes law enforcement is in a rush to arrest, a rush to charge.

And sometimes when you charge too fast and too incorrectly, you get it wrong.