Yeah, the fourth one

is someone with it that's really their production is weighted heavily on one or two or three or four or maybe 10.

They don't have a diversified group of clients.

Let me give you an example of that.

We had a person that approached us, they were in Century City, they've got 1.4 billion in assets under management.

But when you pull back the curtain, 987 million when they're in a dead actress's estate.

Now, that's great and they're able to charge whatever they charge for it.

Without

Did Susan ultimately do more harm than good?

Why in the world would you allow them to get this close? Especially somebody that would have a motive.

I remember somebody calling me saying, man, you need to go to MySpace and look at this.

At the time, he was a newly made detective with zero experience in handling homicide cases, let alone a murder that would become as high profile as this.

They put somebody in charge, I can't even imagine why, that had never investigated, barely been a police officer, been a deputy jailer, when they had other people that could have done that.

So Quincy's trial was moved outside of Mayfield to another town, where the majority of people were white, and Quincy is Black.

I think that taking that case to Clinton, Kentucky, in a little place with a limited jury pool made it harder, and the jury was 11 white persons and one Black.

After the guilt Ray has carried all these years, Jeff's words of thanks hit hard.

It was nice to finally meet Jeff.

You know, they've, all these people been in rent-free in my head for, you know, so long.

Now it's, it's good to, you know, interact with and see him face to face.

To be told thank you and...

I mean, it's a big, it's a big deal

This view of Jeremy is shared by John Poole, a local private investigator who would also end up on the defense team for one of the accused.

If you look into Jeremy's background, he has a real history of, of selling drugs, assaults, all sorts of things.

From the interviews that I did, people that knew about him said he had a bad childhood.

He had all kinds o-, of problems.

He believes that Susan had a clear agenda from the outset.

Susan Galbreath, as I investigated and others investigated and found, was a, a, a very good friend of Jeremy Adams' mother, and I believe her whole goal was to take any interest or any problems away from Jeremy Adams.

Did Susan ultimately do more harm than good?

Why in world would you allow them to get this close, especially somebody that would have a motive?

At the time, he was a newly made detective with zero experience in handling homicide cases, let alone a murder that would become as high profile as this.

They put somebody in charge, I can't even imagine why, that had never investigated, barely been a police officer, been a deputy jailer, when they had other people that could have done that, or even-