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Pima County

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Sep 15, 2026

Jen CoffindafferHOST
33:41
sending it up to a lab.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
33:43
At that point, it was going all to the Florida lab that was Pima County's lab.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
33:48
Then Pima County later, months later in October, then sending that up to the FBI's lab, the FBI deciding, should it go to another specialized lab? Do we have what we need to handle it here? All of that for this one glove, the amount of work an effort and behind the scenes, the lab workers trying to figure out, is there DNA on the outside? Is it on the inside? Is there any to deal with? It's so much work.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
34:21
And when you send the Bureau on a wild goose chase, that takes away serious, serious resources and time and energy from the FBI when they should be looking and trying to figure out who this guy is.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
34:41
That is a huge offense.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
37:04
And the Bureau said, no, no, no, no, no.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
37:07
It isn't new evidence.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
37:09
That is evidence that Pima County and the other lab has always had.
Meghna ChakrabartiHOST
34:40
Mm-hmm.
Sasha HupkaGUEST
34:40
"It's the other county that's the problem." And usually they're pointing at Maricopa or Pima, which is home to Tucson and is our second-largest county.
Meghna ChakrabartiHOST
34:48
I see.
Sasha HupkaGUEST
34:49
So we see a lot of that.
Brendan BilleauGUEST
41:39
The response is gonna have to be, and it is multifold.
Brendan BilleauGUEST
41:42
You know, you have local district attorneys already in, you know, Pima County, Arizona, in, um, Arlington, Virginia, that are planning what is the response going to be? How do we make sure that these federal forces are complying with our state and local laws? There's a huge network of volunteers that are gonna be deployed to help provide not fear, but actual hope and guidance to people that are gonna be going to, going to vote on Election Day.
Brendan BilleauGUEST
42:10
And then there's a huge base of civil society.
Brendan BilleauGUEST
42:12
You know, May- Maya's too polite to mention this, I'm sure, but you know, her organization is doing incredibly important work to make sure that voters are prepared, voters are confident, and voters are not gonna be intimidated on Election Day.
Jessica BetancourtHOST
17:55
A quick search told Detective Grant that Douglas Crone died in 2016 in Nogales, Arizona.
Jessica BetancourtHOST
18:01
He contacted the Pima County Medical Examiner's Office in Tucson.
Jessica BetancourtHOST
18:05
Because Crone had been autopsied, the Medical Examiner's Office still had a blood sample on file.
Jessica BetancourtHOST
18:10
Detective Grant had to obtain permission from the agency that investigated Crone's death, the Nogales Police Department, for the medical examiner's office to release the sample for comparison testing.

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Jessica BetancourtHOST
34:57
So when the Kitsap investigators tried to run the DNA samples from Patsy's case through the database, they did not hit to Crone.
Jessica BetancourtHOST
35:04
All in all, with the updated testing and genealogy in Patsy's case, Detective Grant spent $26,000.
Jessica BetancourtHOST
35:11
He also had to work with the Washington Attorney General's Office Sexual Assault Kit Program and the Pima County, Arizona Medical Examiner's Office to obtain the blood card for Crone so that his DNA standard could be entered into CODIS and searched against unsolved crimes.
Jessica BetancourtHOST
35:25
How much of that money, time, and resources could have been avoided if Crone's DNA had been entered when it should have been? Patsy's case resolution left me feeling empty, not because we know so little about Crone.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
26:57
Number seven, they don't believe Chris Nanos.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
27:00
Chris Nanos, the sheriff of Pima County, he put out this notification, right? He put this out and he wanted to make this very clear.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
27:12
He did this very early on, like about a week or so after.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
27:17
And so he wanted to make sure everyone knew, hey, folks, this family is not involved.

17 MINS LATER

Jen CoffindafferHOST
44:11
In other words, I went to the FBI, one of them said, I went to the FBI and this is the one I'm most excited about because it's from a private investigator.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
44:21
They went to the FBI and literally got put on hold, got put off, never got through.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
44:27
And they reached out to Pima County.
Jen CoffindafferHOST
44:34
Again, no response.
Ben CriddleHOST
9:17
Arizona gets two key players back versus the BYU Cougars.
Ben CriddleHOST
9:22
A Pima County judge granted a temporary restraining order allowing Arizona running back Ishmael Mahdi and linebacker Max Harris to play Saturday at The number 15, number 14 BYU Cougars.
Ben CriddleHOST
9:34
Monty led Arizona in rushing in 2025, 859 yards, four touchdowns.
Ben CriddleHOST
9:39
Harris finished third on the team in tackles, 70 tackles, and both sat out Arizona's 35-7 win over NAU this past week.
Nischelle TurnerHOST
8:05
Her grandmother, they were from Galway.
Nischelle TurnerHOST
8:08
That comment this morning comes just over one month since Pima County sheriffs revealed that one ransom note stated she perished shortly after she was taken.
Alec BaldwinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:17
We're just there to support her because we love her.
Nischelle TurnerHOST
8:19
Cheers, guys.
Mike LukeHOST
23:45
Great Ollie Farhang.
Ollie FarhangGUEST
23:47
Well, yesterday, a Pima County Superior Court judge issued a temporary, key on the word temporary, restraining order on the NCAA prohibiting Max Harris and Ismail Mahdi from playing.
Ollie FarhangGUEST
24:02
So that means they are eligible to play right now, this second.
Ollie FarhangGUEST
24:08
The $1,000 bond has just been posted.

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Ollie FarhangGUEST
32:45
Number three, always in threes.
Ollie FarhangGUEST
32:48
They didn't include anything about the fact that new manual makes these guys ineligible well i didn't even mention it didn't even mention it so there's an emergency motion hey these guys were you didn't get all the facts here's all the facts and uh we'll see how that goes and if they keep the stay in place then we'll well they'll move to expedite the matter and uh get the appeal done as quickly as possible maybe there's a Chance of including I mean, you can't really be in two jurisdictions.
Ollie FarhangGUEST
33:18
You can't include them in the Pima County case.
Ollie FarhangGUEST
33:21
But, you know, there's a lot of different avenues based on what happens.
Andy PattonHOST
23:31
Piece number one, there was a recent ruling in Arizona.
Andy PattonHOST
23:35
I think this was ruled on Wednesday, Tuesday or Wednesday in Pima County that rendered a handful of Arizona football players eligible for this upcoming season.
Andy PattonHOST
23:45
And again, not a legal scholar, so not going to just give you the very bare bones here.
Andy PattonHOST
23:51
There is reason for optimism that the way that that lawsuit was or the way that that filing was written and the way that they the plaintiffs argued for their eligibility and the fact that it was granted could be a. different avenue that these that these places could take.
Brian JohnsonGUEST
5:17
And so ironically enough, we were both into ICF.
Brian JohnsonGUEST
5:20
But here in Pima Can- uh, Pima County in Tucson, it was like, I don't know, 10 years ago they were pushing their whole agenda of sustainabil- or, you know, um-
Roman ShapovalHOST
5:30
Yeah, smart homes
Brian JohnsonGUEST
5:31
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