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Orange County Sheriff's Department

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Oct 1, 2026

Robert StackSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:04
Like the others, she had been tied up, sexually assaulted, and bludgeoned to death in her home.
Robert StackSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:09
Larry Poole of the Orange County Sheriff's Department has headed up the Southern California investigation.
Larry PooleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:15
We don't have anything that we've linked to him after May 5th of 1986.
Larry PooleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
53:20
Doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.
Philip TeresiHOST
15:16
Call 911.
Philip TeresiHOST
15:18
The Orange County Sheriff's Department bomb squad noted in a comment on the Ventura County Sheriff's Department social media post that they've seen several of these marine markers wash ashore in recent weeks, possibly because of recent storms.
Philip TeresiHOST
15:33
It is a fairly nondescript looking canister.
Philip TeresiHOST
15:38
Looks like it's about 18 inches long, and it is marked rather clearly.
Chad CarlsonHOST
109:49
And I'm so grateful.
Chad CarlsonHOST
109:50
And I say this all the time is that, you know, God showed up with his angels wearing a green uniform in the in the form of the Orange County Sheriff's Department to rescue me.
Chad CarlsonHOST
110:05
And they took me to the only detox center that has ever truly worked for me because my last detox center was 550 North Flower Street in Santa Ana.
Chad CarlsonHOST
110:16
And i haven't used since prior to that i that whole year before i had gone to probably seven different detox centers i left against medical and clinical advice every time uh we didn't have the option with the last one yeah you wouldn't allow me to so some of these places though you need to be able to like get locked down.
Don BarnesGUEST
112:11
used to get them to fit when you have
Natalie Eva MarieHOST
112:13
for sure.
Chad CarlsonHOST
112:14
I also wanted to, you know, make amends to the Orange County Sheriff's Department since I have the sheriff of Orange County here.
Chad CarlsonHOST
112:26
I'm sorry to put some of your deputies through hell for a short period of years, but about four or five.
Shawn RiceGUEST
8:40
I studied with Dr. Judy Suchy in forensic anthropology.
Shawn RiceGUEST
8:44
I used to do forensic anthropological recoveries for LAPD and the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
Shawn RiceGUEST
8:50
and actually go to the field where we would work murder sites with lapd and all was left was bone tissue so i've seen some pretty bad stuff um and so standing in the killing fields and looking at the enormity of what the socialists did communists in Cambodia, and then realizing that, and you can download this, and this is what Mr. Rauch, my history teacher in the ninth grade, taught us about what happened in Russia in the 1920s and 1930s during the Red Scare, is these people are not rational.
Shawn RiceGUEST
9:24
These people who are public trustees of the communist system are not dealing with a full deck.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
34:54
Florida.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
34:55
So I spent seven and a half years working at the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
34:59
That's right.
Jon FleischmanGUEST
35:00
And I was actually at the Sheriff's Department when a lot of people were getting these new benefits and being able to retire with 3% of their salary times the number of years they worked, as long as they retired after the age of 50.
Mr BallenHOST
26:16
But they didn't have any other options, so the detectives got to work, and they went to the first house next to Jane's and knocked.
Mr BallenHOST
26:26
A few hours later, Salcedo and Sutton returned to the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
Mr BallenHOST
26:31
They had spent most of the afternoon talking to people who lived in Jane's condo complex.
Mr BallenHOST
26:35
And while they hadn't talked to everyone, they already had to admit that their hate crime theory was looking sort of like a wash.
Henrique CoutoNARRATOR
30:35
And that distinction remains unsolved.
Henrique CoutoNARRATOR
30:38
More than 40 years later, the Orange County Sheriff's Department still describes the unidentified man who repeatedly called Dorothy and her family... as a potential murder suspect.
Henrique CoutoNARRATOR
30:52
But they still don't know his name.
Henrique CoutoNARRATOR
30:55
Today, the Orange County Sheriff's Department continues to list Dorothy's death among its homicide cold cases.
Henrique CoutoNARRATOR
31:04
Its account describes the unidentified caller as a potential suspect and asks for new leads.
Henrique CoutoNARRATOR
31:11
That language is telling.
Ross PattersonHOST
4:06
Where were you working and what year did you start working at the LAPD?
Greg KadingGUEST
4:12
I started my law enforcement career in the beginning of 1986, and then I transferred up to LAPD from the Orange County Sheriff's Department in 1988.
Greg KadingGUEST
4:23
And so when Tupac was killed in 1996...
Greg KadingGUEST
4:28
Obviously, it didn't happen in Los Angeles, so it wasn't something that we were directly impacted by.
Lolita LopezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:20
She had five siblings.
Lolita LopezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:22
Two of her brothers are deputies with the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
Lolita LopezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:25
They all said that she was a go-getter and she knew she wanted to be a reporter from an early age.
Lolita LopezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:30
Eliana was our Ellie and the Helly, her social media moniker, an Orange County native born and bred.
Scott AlexanderHOST
29:19
Paula made mental notes of the details of Parker's van, and when she got home, she told her mom what happened, and they called the cops.
Scott AlexanderHOST
29:27
Three days later, an investigator from Orange County Sheriff's Department contacted military police at Marine Corps Air Station in El Toro, and Parker was called in for questioning.
Scott AlexanderHOST
29:39
Before investigators could show Paula a photo of Parker, he confessed.
JenniferHOST
29:45
It was me! It was me, motherfuckers!

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