The speaker questions whether the shooting of the robber who was carrying a fake gun was justified, arguing that it is irrelevant whether the gun was fake or not since the victim could not have known that and acted based on their own perception.
In this transcript, the speaker talks about the mysterious death of Bill and how he was dealing with a lot of shady people, gun dealers. The speaker also wonders if Bill's death was a completely random act or if he had any enemies.
A former inmate tells a story about a juvenile inmate who claimed he would ensure his victims were dead so they could not testify against him in court. The former inmate also explains why he would shoot all the rounds in his magazine during a shooting incident.
A story of a police officer describing an encounter with a suspect who admitted to having illegal substances in his car.
Detectives look into a man's claim of selling a gun linked to a murder, but gun shop owners have no record of it ever coming into their inventory. The original gun owner was cleared in the initial investigation, but the man in Sandy, Utah now admits he might have pawned it instead of selling it to the gun store.
This episode discusses the unreliability of eyewitness identification in criminal cases. Studies show that eyewitnesses are more likely to make accurate identifications if they have evidence linking the suspect to the crime before being shown photo arrays.