Presumed guilty is a case we cover over two episodes.

This marks part two of two.

These guys have told now probably three different stories to the police about the circumstance about being around the store.

The polygraph comes back inconclusive on both of them.

The officers at that time were thinking they were hiding them, and naturally so.

I'm Yardley, and I'm Zibby, and we're fascinated by true crime.

So we invited our friends, detectives Dan and Dave, to sit down with us and share their most interesting cases.

I'm Dan, and I'm Dave. We're identical twins, and we're detectives in small town USA.

Dave investigates sex crimes and child abuse.

Dan investigates violent crimes, and together we've worked on hundreds of cases,

including assaults, robberies, murders, burglaries, sex abuse, and child abuse.

Names, locations, and certain details of these cases

have been altered to protect the privacy of the victims and their families.

While we realize that some of our listeners may be familiar with these cases,

we hope you'll join us in continuing to protect the true identities of those involved

out of respect for what they've been through.

Thank you. Thank you. So here you are with Gary Quinn, who has a newfound conscience brought on by a head injury,

and he's telling you that after all these years you've got the wrong guys for this murder.

Were you skeptical?

I was totally skeptical.

But he does tell me enough detail about he knew that the gun they used belonged to Timmy Sanchez,

and it was the 22 caliber pistol. And I knew from the deal that the gun they used belonged to Timmy Sanchez and then it was a 22 caliber pistol.

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