Wade Williamson

Oh, no, those kind of stories don't.

Yeah.

Oh, no, those kind of stories don't.

They like the bad ones.

They like the bad ones.

And that was, you know, when this thing wound up, you know, I told you I was doing a podcast, doing work.

And that was, you know, when this thing wound up, you know, I told you I was doing a podcast, doing work.

And, you know, mind you, I had to go from like a job where I was making like $100,000 a year plus, depending on overtime, you know, fluctuated, down to about $40,000 a year.

And, you know, mind you, I had to go from like a job where I was making like $100,000 a year plus, depending on overtime, you know, fluctuated.

down to about 40 000 a year yeah because it's you know the that pending murder charge really kind of dampens your ability to get it and you know i had that happen quite a few times where my record got run and they seen that and they didn't you know they didn't offer me the gig so i had to take way less money which is even harder to try to fight this thing because every time you do something and every time something's got to be done in a case it costs money

Damn.

Because it's, you know, that pending murder charge really kind of dampens your ability to get a job.

And, you know, I had that happen quite a few times where my record got run and they seen that and they didn't, you know, they didn't offer me the gig.

So I had to take way less money, which is even harder to try to fight this thing.

Because every time you do something and every time something's got to be done in a case, it costs money.

Money for this, money for that, money for forensics people.

Money for this, money for that, money for forensic people.

We had a forensics investigator fly down and he set up like the lasers that you see on CSI.

We had a forensics investigator fly down and he set up like the lasers that you see on CSI.

And it proved that where I told them I was standing was right where I was.