What is it like to not be the oldest vet, maybe, or kind of feel like you have some of your peers, age and career-wise, around you?

I think it's great to still lean on them, you know? I mean...

They have a little bit more experience than I do or they have the years itself.

But we've pretty much been on that same boat, that same journey of, you know, what it's like to, you know, call ourselves a vet.

And a lot of ups and downs that kind of involved, you know, us being part of that experience, part of us being part of, you know, that veteran role.

But I think it's awesome, man.

I think even being an ex-teammate, we were teammates in Philadelphia is awesome.

What made this situation with the Royals the right fit for

Cold case detectives track Hambrick's movements and find some suspicious connections.

After the murder occurred, her car was taken, and her vehicle was found on a street directly across from where he actually lived at that time of the murder.

Um, also looking at his family, we found a brother that lived across the street from where the victim lived.

Um, that would give him opportunity to, to surveil the victim.

My gut instinct told me this guy's good for the murder, no doubt in my mind.

In return, the man says he is Leon, Richard's brother.

I played along with him, and he invited us in his home.

Uh, he then gets on the phone and calls his mother, and continues with the charade and says, "Mom, you know, the police are here looking for Richard.