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Speaker 3: It really helps us. Previously on Death and Deceit in Alliance, Tylis,
Speaker 3: though she was very nice, very pretty.
Speaker 4: I can see why you fell.
Speaker 1: Loved them kind of a relationship behind the scenes because
Speaker 1: I was still dating somebody.
Speaker 5: She's a really good person. She loves playing flowers into
Speaker 5: that lot we want for walks a lot. She loves
Speaker 5: coy and jokes.
Speaker 4: They were good, but they had some bad qualities when
Speaker 4: they're together, saying that she's pregnant and I don't know
Speaker 4: if she is the real and I don't know if the.
Speaker 5: Child is mine. She actually cheated on a couple of times.
Speaker 1: And he said that she was murdered but her mom
Speaker 1: had found her, that she was safed down in a
Speaker 1: pool of blood. I'm hearing the words that he's saying,
Speaker 1: but they're just not making sense.
Speaker 3: This is Death and Deceit and Alliance, a real time
Speaker 3: investigation into whether David Thorne killed Yvonne Lane. I'm Maggie Freeling.
Speaker 3: On April Fool's Day, nineteen ninety nine, Yvonne Lane's mother,
Speaker 3: Tanya arrived at nine to sixteen Divine Yvonne's house to
Speaker 3: take her grandson Preston to kindergarten around noon. Tanya testified
Speaker 3: she took six year old Preston to school every day.
Speaker 3: She'd seen Yvonne the day before, on March thirty first,
Speaker 3: in the morning, alive and well. Sherman Lane, Yvonne's dad,
Speaker 3: testified that he saw her alive the day of her murder,
Speaker 3: although he could not place a time. It was routine
Speaker 3: for Tanya to arrive in the drive and beep for
Speaker 3: Preston to come out, but on April first, no one
Speaker 3: came outside, so Tanya got out of her car and
Speaker 3: knocked on the door. Still nothing. She noticed the door
Speaker 3: was unlocked. She opened and called inside, still nothing. Yvonne
Speaker 3: lives in a modest three floor home. The house itself
Speaker 3: could be nice, but the condition and dated furniture portray
Speaker 3: a single mom without disposable income. You enter the house
Speaker 3: on the ground floor, which is finished but mostly unused.
Speaker 3: Just a couch a storage closet, and a crib one
Speaker 3: of the kids slept there. There's stairs to the second floor,
Speaker 3: which is the main living space and where Yvonne's body
Speaker 3: was found. Yvonne was found at the top of the
Speaker 3: stairs in the living room area, on a dingy blue
Speaker 3: carpet in front of a raggedy seventies looking couch. Yvonne
Speaker 3: had it covered with a beige bed sheet, now stained
Speaker 3: with blood. Behind it is an unpainted, spackled wall on
Speaker 3: the couch, an ashtray with cigarette butts Yvonne's and an
Speaker 3: unknown brand. The files didn't list it. Moving through the
Speaker 3: house is a dining room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and
Speaker 3: a bedroom where two of the kids slept. There's a
Speaker 3: sliding glass door off to the left of the dining room,
Speaker 3: smeared and dripping with blood, leading to a balcony overlooking
Speaker 3: the front yard. Another set of stairs leads to the
Speaker 3: third floor, where Yvonne's bedroom was and where the youngest
Speaker 3: of the kids slept. So Tanya had opened the front
Speaker 3: door on the ground floor and four year old Vinnie
Speaker 3: came down the stairs from where his mother's lifeless body lay.
Speaker 3: Vinnie was back with Yvonne at this point, when he
Speaker 3: got to about the third step, Tanya asked, where's your mommy, Vinnie.
Speaker 3: He responded, but she didn't understand him. Remember he was
Speaker 3: developmentally delayed and sometimes hard to understand. So she went
Speaker 3: up the steps and when she got to the top
Speaker 3: of the ste that's when she saw her twenty six
Speaker 3: year old daughter face down in a pool of blood.
Speaker 3: We found in a pool of her own blood. Tanya
Speaker 3: testified that she was trying not to black out and
Speaker 3: she could hear the other kids, Brandon and Preston crying
Speaker 3: in the second floor bedroom. Baby Trenton was in his
Speaker 3: crib in Yvonne's room on the third floor. Tanya said
Speaker 3: she was thinking of going to get the kids, but
Speaker 3: wasn't sure if someone was still in the house, plus
Speaker 3: she would have had to have walked through the crime
Speaker 3: scene over her daughter. In shock, she stumbled down the steps,
Speaker 3: trying not to fall, and ran to the neighbor to
Speaker 3: call nine one one. Officer Ralph Petty was the first
Speaker 3: to respond to the scene. He testified that he got
Speaker 3: the dispatch call at twelve thirty two and arrived about
Speaker 3: three minutes later. He said when he arrived and Officer
Speaker 3: Rick Miller, who'd also heard the dispatch call, pulled up
Speaker 3: at the same time as he did, and they both
Speaker 3: found Lane outside. Officer Petty testified that he went upstairs
Speaker 3: and saw Yvonne face down on the ground right now.
Speaker 6: They tell me it's a pretty body scene in there,
Speaker 6: so gloves and buoys on this one.
Speaker 3: But that bad get that I'll be playing clips like
Speaker 3: this from A and E's Dead Again investigation. On David's case,
Speaker 3: they actually recreated the crime scene and had real investigators
Speaker 3: go in and process the crime scene from scratch. Lot
Speaker 3: of blood. I mean, there's just a massive amount of
Speaker 3: blood around her face. Look at all the coagulation right here.
Speaker 3: Petty testified that Yvonne was clearly dead, motionless in a
Speaker 3: pool of blood, and he described her looking pasty white. Unfortunately,
Speaker 3: I do not have audio of anyone describing the scene,
Speaker 3: but I do have transcriptions, photos, and reports, and they
Speaker 3: are detailed and revealing. Crime scene photos show Yvonne in
Speaker 3: all white, making the red blood pooling around her even
Speaker 3: more striking. Her body was facing the stairs, her feet
Speaker 3: pointing towards the dining room behind her. It looks like
Speaker 3: someone had tipped over a dresser which got caught on
Speaker 3: a baby walker and dumped the TV on her and
Speaker 3: her head was tangled in the cords. Between Yvan's legs
Speaker 3: was a plant and a photo of an unknown child
Speaker 3: and a razor blade. I will never find or get
Speaker 3: an explanation for this seemingly staged set, but the cause
Speaker 3: of death was clear. Once police flipped Yvonne's body over,
Speaker 3: they could clearly see her throat had been slit, gaping
Speaker 3: eight by four inches. It looks as if the assailant
Speaker 3: had tried to cut her head off. Blood splatter was
Speaker 3: also on the walls and couch. The left arm of
Speaker 3: the couch also had a pool of blood on it.
Speaker 3: Near the sliding door to the balcony was a large
Speaker 3: streak of blood on the floor leading towards Yvonne. It
Speaker 3: looked like she'd been dragged across the wood floor from
Speaker 3: the sliding door to where she lay near the living room.
Speaker 3: Like I said earlier, the level of violence seemed personal,
Speaker 3: like there was some kind of vendetta with the TV
Speaker 3: on top of her and the dresser tipped over her,
Speaker 3: and there were splatters of blood dripping down the glass
Speaker 3: doors and amidst all this devastation were the artifacts of
Speaker 3: little kids, a cradle for a doll and a walker
Speaker 3: for a toddler learning to take his first steps. It
Speaker 3: was like the windows got blood from here everywhere. It
Speaker 3: was a gruesome crime scene, a slaughter really, And it
Speaker 3: was also strange. Not only were her kids there unharmed,
Speaker 3: but outside on the porch were a couple of puppies
Speaker 3: huddled together. Yvonne's German shepherd mix had recently given birth.
Speaker 3: There are photos of these puppies staring through the blood
Speaker 3: splattered glass door at Yvonne. It's a jarring site looking
Speaker 3: at the crime scene photos. The dining room is also striking.
Speaker 3: The chunky nineties wood dining table was flanked by two
Speaker 3: equally blocky chairs, and to me it looks like two
Speaker 3: people had recently been sitting there. Both chairs are pulled
Speaker 3: out and turned away from the table, as they'd be
Speaker 3: left if the people sitting there pushed, got up and
Speaker 3: walked away. There's also a pack of cigarettes closer to
Speaker 3: the left side of the table, but the lighter is
Speaker 3: in the middle, as though people were sharing it. The
Speaker 3: cigarettes were presumed to be Yvonne's when Officer Petty came
Speaker 3: up the stairs, he saw bloody footprints between him and
Speaker 3: the body. He says the blood looked mostly dry, so
Speaker 3: he and Officer Miller decided it was okay to walk
Speaker 3: through the crime scene with no shoe coverings and check
Speaker 3: the residence for a murder weapon or the killer. That's
Speaker 3: when Officer Rick Miller found Preston and Brandon in their bedroom.
Speaker 3: The door locked from the outside, as if someone didn't
Speaker 3: want the boys to get out, maybe Yvonne, who was
Speaker 3: said to routinely do that when she had a visitor,
Speaker 3: or maybe the killer whoever locked the door seemed to
Speaker 3: know there was a latch to lock them in from
Speaker 3: the outside. Petty said he went to the third floor
Speaker 3: and found Trenton in his crib. All the children were unharmed.
Speaker 3: Petty said that about ten minutes after he and Miller
Speaker 3: got there, Chief Dordia arrived and made his way to
Speaker 3: the second floor with a woman that Petty didn't know
Speaker 3: and was not law enforcement. Chief Dordia said she's a
Speaker 3: ride along, but in a book written about the case,
Speaker 3: the author says it was actually his date and he
Speaker 3: not only took this civilian to the house, but he
Speaker 3: also allowed her into the crime scene. Petty testified they
Speaker 3: needed to get the kids out of the house, but
Speaker 3: there was no way to get out without walking by Yvonne.
Speaker 3: So Petty said that he and Miller took a blanket
Speaker 3: from the third floor bedroom and covered Yvonne's body with it. Again,
Speaker 3: he said that the blood seemed pretty dry, so he
Speaker 3: wasn't worried about corrupting any evidence. Then he said, the
Speaker 3: officers picked the kids up and walked them over Yvon's
Speaker 3: blanket cover body and out of the house. I asked
Speaker 3: Yvonn's son, Preston, who was six at the time, what
Speaker 3: he remembered from that night into the morning. So what
Speaker 3: do you remember from that night?
Speaker 5: Oh, I wasn't mid night on the talk outside my
Speaker 5: mom maybe and she asked them to get outstairs and
Speaker 5: locked the door. I got out a couple of inches
Speaker 5: away from the door handle, and I got scared. That's
Speaker 5: still in hell. I was going to scare of the
Speaker 5: dark anyway.
Speaker 3: So he left the door unlocked.
Speaker 5: So I ran back upstairs, and she asked me us
Speaker 5: to lock the door, and I told her yes, and
Speaker 5: we went to bed. Mea and brown well Brand woke
Speaker 5: me up. Probably somebody in the middle of the night
Speaker 5: and he was trying to get out of the room,
Speaker 5: and we got a latch on the other side of
Speaker 5: the door and the outside of the door, and usually
Speaker 5: our door wasn't locked from the outside, but that night
Speaker 5: it was, and he kept pounding on the door and
Speaker 5: nobody came down short, so then he was crying all
Speaker 5: over it. So I just grabbed him and I took
Speaker 5: them to the side of the bed and went back
Speaker 5: to sleep. When we look up the police officers where
Speaker 5: there a whole bunch of people and a ton of
Speaker 5: people outside the house.
Speaker 3: Now I would understand why the police might shield children
Speaker 3: from the crime scene. That makes sense, but it doesn't
Speaker 3: explain why so many decisions were made that compromised evidence
Speaker 3: in a murder investigation, civilians coming in, no shoe coverings,
Speaker 3: cross contamination of evidence. There is even a crime scene
Speaker 3: photo that actually shows an officer stepping over Yvonne's body,
Speaker 3: leaving a bloody footprint between her legs. I thought maybe
Speaker 3: these were oversights caused in part by the officers worrying
Speaker 3: so much about getting the kids out of the house
Speaker 3: without seeing their mom. So I asked Preston about it,
Speaker 3: and the police said that they carried you and covered
Speaker 3: your mom with a blanket.
Speaker 5: Let's say I hear that all the time, I mean
Speaker 5: doing it. I'm on that cover brain guyline walks.
Speaker 3: Very Shortly after the kids were removed from the house,
Speaker 3: detectives John Leech, Lloyd Sampson, and Bill Mucklow arrived and
Speaker 3: ordered patrol officers Petty and Miller out.
Speaker 7: The first major thing I've always learned is you have
Speaker 7: to preserve the scene so the evidence doesn't get contaminated
Speaker 7: or destroyed.
Speaker 3: This is Detective Mucklow in a two thousand and eight deposition.
Speaker 7: So on a murder homicide scenario, the first thing we
Speaker 7: would do is called the Star County Crame Lab, and
Speaker 7: they would send over a technician to go over and
Speaker 7: do the initial collecting and finger preying.
Speaker 3: Crime scene texts. And the coroner arrived and the investigation began.
Speaker 3: It's worth mentioning that animal control also came and took
Speaker 3: Yvon's dogs from the crime scene. Detectives collected bed sheets,
Speaker 3: pillow cushions and couch coverings, scrapings and swabs of blood
Speaker 3: from the living room and stairs, kitchen knives, sections of
Speaker 3: flooring with bloody footprints, opened coke cans from the bedroom
Speaker 3: and kitchen, a Marlboro cigarette pack and cigarettes from the
Speaker 3: kitchen table, a lighter, unopened condoms and penthouse magazines from
Speaker 3: Yvonne's bedroom, and two packages of Swisher Suitees cigars. Detectives
Speaker 3: also lifted and preserved fingerprints from the coke cans and
Speaker 3: a glass on the table. A neighbor also called in
Speaker 3: a large kitchen butcher knife in the road a few
Speaker 3: blocks away from the crime scene. The knife appeared to
Speaker 3: match the set they'd found in Yvonn's kitchen, and the
Speaker 3: knife had a print on it. Outside, neighbors and family
Speaker 3: members crowded the scene. A newspaper article from the time
Speaker 3: describes a neatly manicured lawn splashed with children's toys and
Speaker 3: a red sandbox cording off by yellow police tape. At
Speaker 3: about five pm, a neighbor walked by the bustling crime
Speaker 3: scene and stopped to talk to officers and his police report.
Speaker 3: Officer Sampson noted that twenty year old George Hale told
Speaker 3: officers that at about nine thirty ten am he noticed
Speaker 3: Yvon's house. He heard the puppies barking and looked over.
Speaker 3: Here's Sampson.
Speaker 8: Reading his report, he advised he saw a white man
Speaker 8: about five foot nine abot one hundred and eighty pounds
Speaker 8: in his mid to late twenties, wearing blue jeans and
Speaker 8: a short sleeved shirt with medium lengs hair exit the
Speaker 8: residents carrying a garbage bag. He said that the white
Speaker 8: man walked around the west end of the house. He
Speaker 8: said it did not look like anything out of the range,
Speaker 8: and he kept walking.
Speaker 3: Samson noted this in the report. Detectives were also canvassing
Speaker 3: the neighborhood. The neighbor across the street said she saw
Speaker 3: Yvonne on the night of the thirty first. She said
Speaker 3: yvon was outside around five thirty pm crushing soda cans,
Speaker 3: talking to a forty year old white man about five
Speaker 3: foot seven in a plaid shirt with curly, graying hair.
Speaker 3: Detective Mucklow said he tried to speak with Tanya.
Speaker 7: And it was just you know, and I know, it
Speaker 7: was a tough time and I had to extract information
Speaker 7: about who Yvonne was hanging around, you know, what contact
Speaker 7: she had, and you know what happened prior, and you know,
Speaker 7: just just basic information on her daughter. And yeah, she
Speaker 7: wasn't too much help at all. I mean, she was
Speaker 7: just the best way to describe it is like a zombie.
Speaker 7: She just wasn't She wasn't there. I mean every time
Speaker 7: I had contact with her as she was the same way.
Speaker 7: It was just like a shell of a person.
Speaker 3: Eventually, Tanya and Sherman left with all four boys. While
Speaker 3: in the car, Tanya said that she asked Vinnie who
Speaker 3: hurt Mommy, thinking that since he was walking around the house,
Speaker 3: he may know something. Vinnie is the mystery here and
Speaker 3: maybe the key. The four year old said he saw
Speaker 3: a Josh, Jimmy or Jeremy push Mommy. He didn't say
Speaker 3: all three names, he said one, but the name was
Speaker 3: hard to make out because of his disability. So Josh,
Speaker 3: Jimmy or Jeremy has always been taken with a grain
Speaker 3: of salt. When they got home, Tanya said she called
Speaker 3: David's grandfather and told him to tell David what happened
Speaker 3: and to have David come pick up two year old Brandon,
Speaker 3: the son he shared with Yvonne. She testified that David
Speaker 3: was already supposed to pick up Brandon that day. Remember
Speaker 3: when David got the news, he was at work, his
Speaker 3: grandfather called him.
Speaker 9: I have good if you need me to do, and
Speaker 9: he's like, I need you to go over her parents
Speaker 9: house and pick up Brandon because they're there and they
Speaker 9: got and everything in her house. So I mean, I
Speaker 9: just pulled my ball to son right there. I was like,
Speaker 9: you know, I gotta go, and I'm I'm half explaining
Speaker 9: that going as I'm walking out the door and he's
Speaker 9: following out to the car.
Speaker 3: David said he left work around to to go pick
Speaker 3: up Brandon.
Speaker 9: So I shoot over to assuming and Tanya's I get there,
Speaker 9: I walk in the house, her dad coming up out
Speaker 9: of the basement with a load of laundry long past me,
Speaker 9: and he was like, Kanye's up there. They have like
Speaker 9: a bi level house. But whenever I go up into
Speaker 9: the room, Kanya's face since mankept her, she was crying.
Speaker 9: I started talking to her what's going on? And you know,
Speaker 9: she could only tell me what.
Speaker 3: It is that she knew that Yvonne was dead. So
Speaker 3: David took Brandon and waited for updates. What were you
Speaker 3: thinking when all of this went down? Like what was
Speaker 3: going through your head? I mean, I can't even imagine.
Speaker 6: Well, whenever I initially got the call and then I
Speaker 6: go over and I pick him up. I mean, just.
Speaker 5: Like shock and awe.
Speaker 6: It's like as if it's not even real, like something
Speaker 6: has to be wrong, you know what I mean, it
Speaker 6: can't be true.
Speaker 10: And then the.
Speaker 6: Realization of it coming in that this had actually happened.
Speaker 6: I mean, I felt bad for the family and of
Speaker 6: course for my son.
Speaker 3: David went down to the police station the day after
Speaker 3: Yvonne was found. His grandfather retained David an attorney who
Speaker 3: joined him at the station. As one of Yvonne's recent
Speaker 3: ex boyfriends and one of the fathers of her five children,
Speaker 3: it's reasonable detectives wanted to speak with him, ask is alibi,
Speaker 3: see what he knows about who any suspects could be.
Speaker 3: But David says, that's not what happened.
Speaker 6: And I mean was the first question all of a
Speaker 6: suddenly there after me how our relationship was, you.
Speaker 9: Know, where I was that and everything, and so I said,
Speaker 9: I'm here to help you, and then he said I've
Speaker 9: helped you, and I'm like, literally, I kneed help for.
Speaker 3: Right Then David's lawyer shut the interview down, but the
Speaker 3: police now had their antennas up. They thought David was
Speaker 3: uncooperative and suspicious, and that really sealed David's fate as
Speaker 3: the person of interest. A single dad who has to
Speaker 3: pay child support and lawyers up after the woman he
Speaker 3: has to pay child support to is murdered. I totally
Speaker 3: get it, But David wasn't the only ex with a
Speaker 3: motive in Yvonne's life. Eric Cameron is the father of
Speaker 3: three of Yvonne's kids. Maybe he found out about the
Speaker 3: rekindled affair between Yvonne and David, or maybe he wanted custody.
Speaker 3: Here's Detective Samson in his deposition.
Speaker 6: So you remember speaking with Did you speaking with Eric Cameron,
Speaker 6: the father of three of her children?
Speaker 4: Did you yourself speak to him?
Speaker 8: He was ruled out as a suspect because he was
Speaker 8: in jail at the time.
Speaker 3: Eric was in jail, so the detectives went back to David.
Speaker 3: As I mentioned in the last episode, by all accounts,
Speaker 3: David and Yvonne were on good terms. Even Yvon's parents
Speaker 3: testified at trial that David and Yvonne had an agreeable visitation.
Speaker 3: David could take Brandon whenever he pleased, and David also
Speaker 3: had a solid alibi. The night of the murder, David
Speaker 3: was at his shoot fighting class with his lion cub.
Speaker 4: David was taking a martial arts class that night, like
Speaker 4: three four counties away, and he did it every single
Speaker 4: Wednesday night. He had been for a couple months, and
Speaker 4: they knew where he was. He had a lion cub
Speaker 4: within that night, and so it was memorable to the
Speaker 4: people that were in the class that David brought his
Speaker 4: lying cub with him.
Speaker 3: Even though both Eric and David had alibi's, police still
Speaker 3: zeroed in on David. They started questioning his friends. Maybe
Speaker 3: there was an accomplice. Apparently, David's alibi just meant he
Speaker 3: had to have help.
Speaker 4: They needed a co conspirator, so they interviewed two of
Speaker 4: his other friends, the guy that was within that night
Speaker 4: and another guy and tried to get them to say
Speaker 4: they did it.
Speaker 3: They spoke to a few of David's friends but got nothing.
Speaker 3: One of those friends was Josh McComb.
Speaker 11: Oh, you know, and you just need you to come
Speaker 11: down to the to the station and we're just gonna,
Speaker 11: you know, take a couple of pictures of your car
Speaker 11: and you know, no, no bigg And then they like
Speaker 11: interrogated me.
Speaker 2: He tried to like.
Speaker 11: Catch me up.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 11: He would ask me one question that was, you know, like,
Speaker 11: is your name Josh Macomb? And I would say get
Speaker 11: ready to say yes, and then he would say did
Speaker 11: you murder Yvonne? And I had to be like yes
Speaker 11: to the first question, oh to the second question.
Speaker 3: Josh is a longtime friend of David's. He said that
Speaker 3: police were questioning him hard about the murder, but his
Speaker 3: mother was with him, so law enforcement and did the interview.
Speaker 4: And so mayk I'm Joe, and Joe was eager to please,
Speaker 4: and joj just like a cheek jab.
Speaker 3: Eighteen year old Joe Wilkes, almost a decade younger than David.
Speaker 6: Who was a young flood that didn't really have many friends.
Speaker 6: You know, he was kind of the underdog. For the
Speaker 6: lack of a better word.
Speaker 3: Joe was a drifter. He had an incredibly rough childhood.
Speaker 3: His biological father was abusive, so he went into foster care,
Speaker 3: and allegedly his foster parents abused him emotionally, physically, and sexually.
Speaker 3: Joe had a severe learning disability. Although I Q an
Speaker 3: emotional trauma, you guys know, well, yeah, no, I.
Speaker 6: Mean I knew him, and I knew him for quite
Speaker 6: a while. I was introduced to him through some other friends.
Speaker 6: I met him at parties, you know, through some mutual
Speaker 6: friends and everything, and he lived approximately one and a
Speaker 6: quarter miles away from me.
Speaker 3: Joe eventually wound up homeless as a teen in ninety
Speaker 3: seven or ninety eight.
Speaker 6: I threw him I'm driving into down up seeing walkings.
Speaker 6: I'd picking him up. I'm taking in the town I've
Speaker 6: taken into work, and he was he was just slooping
Speaker 6: my car outside because his mom had kicked him out.
Speaker 6: God letting in hit sleep on the caps.
Speaker 3: At the time of Yvonne's death, Joe was actually staying
Speaker 3: with other friends. He was brought into the police station
Speaker 3: on July fourteenth, and by this point the police had
Speaker 3: said on record that the case was cold. There were
Speaker 3: really no leads. They liked David for the murder, but
Speaker 3: with his alibi, there was nothing they could do. But
Speaker 3: as soon as they got their hands on Joe, the
Speaker 3: entire case took a turn.
Speaker 10: He's always been talking to me how she was since
Speaker 10: that one of the ones out of his wife, and
Speaker 10: that he could have a little boy, and then I
Speaker 10: for years I told him to keep me out, that
Speaker 10: I want nothing to do with it. And then what
Speaker 10: was that Wayne?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 10: And then one day I just watched everything and I
Speaker 10: didn't care about life no more, and they just knew
Speaker 10: about it ind of me.
Speaker 3: That's next time coming up on Death and Deceit in Alliance.
Speaker 8: We are in the take a bureau at the Alliance Department.
Speaker 8: We're in a vestigating on the side of Yvonne Lane.
Speaker 8: Can you tell us your part in this?
Speaker 10: And I asked him what it was and he said
Speaker 10: to kill Someboddy And at that point.
Speaker 8: I really didn't care about what for not then, So.
Speaker 4: Why did David want this done?
Speaker 11: So David could have this little way and you wouldn't have.
Speaker 10: To pay so much money?
Speaker 4: Did David? Hey?
Speaker 1: You?
Speaker 4: Hey, you didn't do something for me?
Speaker 10: He asked me if I would do it back to it?
Speaker 8: Are you sorry for fortunated?
Speaker 7: I can't play, Okay.
Speaker 3: Death and Deceit in Alliance is produced and reported by
Speaker 3: me Maggie Freeling, with editorial consulting from Amber Hunt. Aaron
Speaker 3: Case is our legal researcher. Our executive producer is Steve Fishman.
Speaker 3: Our engineer and production coordinator is Austin Smith. Eric Axelrod
Speaker 3: is our assistant producer.