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Content warning, this episode contains discussion of the murder of two girls.

A little over eight years ago, Brian Olai was one of the crime scene investigators called out to the crime scene in the murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams.

At the time, Olai worked for the Indiana State Police. He was a crime scene investigator with the

Lafayette Post. It fell to him and his fellow CSIs to meticulously document the scene with photographs,

preserve pieces of evidence, and gather other clues. Mr. Olai is since retired, but his work with the state police saw him tackle many

interesting cases over the years.

He has served as a trooper, a detective, a public information officer, and a CSI.

In this episode, we will talk with him about some of those investigations, how he came to become

a CSI, and the major

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