Indian River County
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Sep 24, 2026
Jack ShanleyHOST
John, in the middle of the conversation, said, "Oh, this is like an onion, man.
Jack ShanleyHOST
There's so many layers." And it's Indian River County, Florida got awards at ABSCON, two awards where they were recognized for the Life Saving Vision Award, and they also got the Aircrew, uh, of the Year award.
Jack ShanleyHOST
Two separate things were recognized.
Jack ShanleyHOST
And in a nutshell, there's a couple points that I wanna make about it.
Jack ShanleyHOST
It was a success story, but it could've been even more incredible.
Jack ShanleyHOST
And the follow-up thing is what we're talking about now.
Jack ShanleyHOST
I am so f- curious as to how many people on the Indian River County Sheriff's Office even know that they did that.
Jack ShanleyHOST
I'm curious how the, the citizens of Vero Beach, how many of them know that that happened.
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The two men would later be dubbed the Killing Cousins by the media.
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The pair operated in the Vero Beach and Indian River County areas of Florida during the 1980s.
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Gore and Waterfield first struck on February 19th, 1981, when Gore lured 17-year-old Ying Ling into his truck by showing her his police badge.
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He subsequently drove the teenager to her home, where he encountered her mother, 48-year-old Xian Ling, and decided that she too would need to become one of their victims.
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Angelica Lavelle and Barbara Ann Byer were subsequently taken to a secluded area where they were sexually assaulted, killed, and dismembered.
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The final known victims of the killing cousins were 17-year-old Lynn Elliott and 14-year-old Reagan Martin, two students at Vero Beach High School.
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The two girls were hitchhiking to Abasso Beach in Indian River County on July 26th, 1983, when they were picked up by Waterfield and Gore.
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Gore drove them back to his parents' house, which was empty.
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Read ShepherdHOST
A sergeant with the Indian River County Sheriff's Office has been placed on paid administrative leave while the department's flock camera system is audited.
Read ShepherdHOST
The investigation involves Sergeant John Finnegan, who allegedly searched for two license plates 574 times between March and October of last year.
Read ShepherdHOST
Reasons entered for the searches included sus.
Laurie DavisHOST
I know.
Laurie DavisHOST
I mean, as a citizen of Indian River County, I'm not in the city, so I can't even vote.
Laurie DavisHOST
But I love, I mean, it's important to me because, you know, what we talk about a lot, don't we, Tracy, is all the people that live in the county are in the city doing city things.
Laurie DavisHOST
Yeah.
Jack ShanleyHOST
Like you said, Jeff, I mean, we talked about it with many people in the podcast, LA County fire comes to mind where we talked specifically about how do you deal with transporting so many people at their worst moment and never knowing anything about the outcome you might know occasionally we talked about that and that as a law enforcement pilot you know it doesn't never did medevac it's like you know that that would bother me you know It's nice to have that connection.
Jack ShanleyHOST
We just talked about it with Indian River County that's going to come out soon, you know, reconnecting with survivors that they saved.
Jack ShanleyHOST
They saved those people's lives.
Jack ShanleyHOST
They got to meet them.
Deb RobertsHOST
right, another Florida death row inmate is set to be executed.
Deb RobertsHOST
77-year-old William Reeves was convicted of killing Indian River County Sheriff's Deputy Richard Raskowski in 1986.
Deb RobertsHOST
Governor Ron DeSantis signed the death warrant on Friday.
Deb RobertsHOST
Reeves is scheduled to die by lethal injection at Florida State Prison in Stark on October 20th.
Michael SimosHOST
And the two of us just hugged each other and we started weeping.
Michael SimosHOST
And, you know, I'm so incredibly thankful for the opportunity to be able to go to the jail in St. Lucie County, Indian River County, and Okeechobee Correctional Institution.
Michael SimosHOST
And thankful for what the Lord is doing in and with and through not only myself, I mean, You know, Ernesto on a daily basis, he meets individuals, you meet individuals, and then it's, you know, what are we doing? What are we saying to be the Lord's hands and feet? Well, you know,
Rhett PalmerHOST
he came up to you that night.
Detective BrunoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yeah.
BryceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Take me to Berry Patch or Indian River County or wherever.
BryceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yep.
Detective BrunoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If you change your mind, okay, if something comes back to you...
Jesse KriskeHOST
I'm Jesse Kriske.
Jesse KriskeHOST
Today, we're talking about the Mental Health Collaborative of Indian River County.
Jesse KriskeHOST
And specifically, we've got in studio today, Patricia Helen from the Mental Health Collaborative.
Jesse KriskeHOST
Hey, Patricia, how are you today? Doing great.
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Patricia HelinGUEST
And, you know, we're very, very grateful to all the providers in the area.
Jesse KriskeHOST
That's very good.
Jesse KriskeHOST
Well, Patricia, you're coming at the end of your 11 year mental health collaborative career here in Indian River County.
Jesse KriskeHOST
What would you say has this community taught you either professionally or personally that you'll take with you once you leave?
Laurie DavisHOST
Our show is about lifestyle.
Laurie DavisHOST
It's about what is it in Indian River County, what is it in Vero Beach that makes people want to live here versus you can live anywhere else in the state that you want.
Laurie DavisHOST
You can pick anywhere, but there's some reason that people are coming to us, and I like to highlight those things that make us better than others.
Laurie DavisHOST
every other little town.
Laurie DavisHOST
And one is our small town charm.
Laurie DavisHOST
We love that feel of Indian River County.
Laurie DavisHOST
I mean, our whole county, you have to understand, is like 176,000 people.
Laurie DavisHOST
It's smaller than some cities.
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