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Sep 12, 2026

WaynoHOST
5:04
If convicted of these charges, Ford faces up to 15 years in federal prison and a possible $250,000 maximum fine.
WaynoHOST
5:13
The FBI conducted the investigation with assistance of Houston Police Department.
WaynoHOST
5:18
Assistant US Attorney Kerry L. Fuller is prosecuting the case." Now, listen, the reason why I wanted to read that to y'all is this, context matters.
WaynoHOST
5:29
A lot of people was on the side of AllStar JR.
Kona GallagherHOST
16:35
They had the whole reenactment of the pool hall, you know, everything.
Kona GallagherHOST
16:40
But weirdly, if you go onto the Houston Police Department's cold case page, it says that Wayne was working that night until 3.30 a.m. and then went out with friends afterward.
Ethan FlickHOST
16:53
Hmm.
Ethan FlickHOST
16:53
Okay.

45 MINS LATER

Kona GallagherHOST
61:38
Tara was 23 years old when she went missing.
Kona GallagherHOST
61:41
She would be 57 today.
Kona GallagherHOST
61:43
If you have any information about the disappearance of Tara Breckenridge, please contact the Houston Police Department Homicide Division Cold Case Squad at 713-308-3618 or contact Houston Crime Stoppers anonymously at 713-222-TIPS.
Kona GallagherHOST
62:03
You can see all the sources for this episode along with photos and videos at our website and thentheyweregone.com.
Ken MaherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:52
It was the day after Christmas.
Ken MaherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:54
I'd received a call from a sergeant with the Houston PD.
Ken MaherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:58
He had received information from their fingerprint division.
Ken MaherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:01
We had an identification of the perpetrator.

17 MINS LATER

Joshua MilesHOST
32:47
Soon after the capture of Resendiz, Ken found himself face to face with the serial murderer.
Joshua MilesHOST
32:53
After speaking to so many potential suspects over the previous few months, there was one thing in particular that Ken was looking for to make sure they definitely got their man.
Ken MaherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:06
There were many times that my partner, Joey Sanders, and I would just get a friendly call at the police department, sometimes transferred from Houston PD, saying that the people swear they've seen Resendez in some part of Houston.
Ken MaherSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:21
And one of the first things we'd do is grab his right hand, look at the ring finger, and if it didn't have a scar, even though it looked like him, we knew it wasn't him.
Tom PerumianCORRESPONDENT
2:41
Preparations are still ongoing with folks.
Tom PerumianCORRESPONDENT
2:44
The Houston Police Department Fife and Drum Band actually has been tuning up the last few minutes, so it's been kind of interesting hearing those bagpipes playing right here.
Tom PerumianCORRESPONDENT
2:55
And this is the gentleman... who will be singing the national anthem.
Tom PerumianCORRESPONDENT
3:01
He's quite loud.
Bill CannonHOST
11:20
How many times before you're even ready to send the guy down there to sit with the sketch artist, they want the guy down there yesterday, right? And in this case, this is not an official sketch.
Bill CannonHOST
11:32
This sketch was made by a retired Houston Police Department 42-year sketch artist who took it upon herself.
Bill CannonHOST
11:39
There is, to this day, there's no official Pima County Sheriff's Office sketch or an official FBI sketch.
Bill CannonHOST
11:47
So this is the sketch that's unofficial.
Bill CannonHOST
20:31
How many times before you're even ready to send the guy down there to sit with the sketch artist, they want the guy down there yesterday, right? And in this case, this is not an official sketch.
Bill CannonHOST
20:42
This sketch was made by a retired Houston Police Department 42-year sketch artist who took it upon herself.
Bill CannonHOST
20:50
There is, to this day, there's no official Pima County Sheriff's Office sketch or an official FBI sketch.
Bill CannonHOST
20:58
So this is the sketch that's unofficial.
Todd HayesGUEST
5:40
Well, you know, about, you know, now I'm really kind of worried about him because normally he would come sailing in, but he didn't sell in this day.
Todd HayesGUEST
5:47
And so I get that, that if you've ever had this call before, will you accept a collect call from the Houston Police Department? And you're like, oh, boy.
Todd HayesGUEST
6:00
And, you know, this is not going to be good.
Todd HayesGUEST
6:02
Sure, I will.
Todd HayesGUEST
6:30
And so we were open until nine o'clock at night.
Todd HayesGUEST
6:36
And so I had to hire a bail bondsman.
Todd HayesGUEST
6:39
bail him out of jail i get off work at nine it was really a busy time i get off work at nine i drive to down here by nap chevrolet which is a houston police department that's
Joe AdamsHOST
6:52
like that's pretty far from where your store was yeah i was way up in north houston
Justin BallardCORRESPONDENT
1:11
Now, the news.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:19
Mayor John Whitmire's administration quietly changed a decades-old Houston Police Department policy on officer-involved shootings by outside agencies.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:27
Since at least the nineteen nineties, HPD detectives investigated every police shooting within city limits, collecting evidence and coordinating interviews.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:36
But in early twenty twenty-five, Police Chief Noe Diaz began handling those cases individually, often leaving the investigation to the agency involved.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:44
That meant HPD did not respond after a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in East Houston.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:51
Diaz said HPD was notified but chose not to investigate.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:55
The policy shift came after President Donald Trump returned to office, expanded immigration enforcement, and cut grants to cities and law enforcement agencies his administration said were out of step with its priorities.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:07
Find the full story at the link in our show notes.
Melissa AnahayCORRESPONDENT
2:29
Fort Bend County Sheriff Eric Fagan says deputies responded to several robberies in early August off Bel Air Boulevard and off Highway 6 in the Houston and Fort Bend areas.
Eric FaganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:41
Investigators later determined the incidents were connected to similar robberies under investigation by the Houston Police Department and the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
Melissa AnahayCORRESPONDENT
2:52
Officials say all three men face different counts of aggravated robbery and remain either in Fort Bend County or Harris County jails.
Melissa AnahayCORRESPONDENT
3:01
From the Fort Bend County Bureau, I'm Melissa Nahe, News 88.7. And
Brian ThomasHOST
33:30
Crash closed all inbound lanes until just before 7:00 in the morning.
Brian ThomasHOST
33:34
According to the Houston Police Department, a man driving from Whiskey River nightclub, mm, with his girlfriend in the passenger seat and his girlfriend's brother in the backseat.
Brian ThomasHOST
33:42
Authorities say the sib- siblings started a fight, reasons unknown, and the brother punched and fought his sister from behind.
Joe StreckerHOST
33:51
What?

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