Step behind the curtain, as renowned private investigator Sheila Waisaki unravels the truth

behind real, tragic deaths that don't add up, get ready to dive into the world of mystery

and justice. Without warning podcast, we'll keep you on the edge of your seat, questioning

the truth, dissecting the evidence, and demanding justice. Prepare yourself for the ultimate

true crime experience without warning podcast.

This is Sheila Waisaki in Danielle Birch. Join us this season as we bring you the verdict

from the Jonathan Cruz case. Before listening to season 7, the Jonathan Cruz case, the verdict,

the newest season of our podcast, make sure you listen to season 4, heartbreak, the Jonathan

Cruz case. Listening to season 4 first will provide important context and background information

for the newest season, allowing you to fully understand the progression of the story and

the nuances of the trial. We want to ensure that you the listeners have a complete understanding

of the ongoing narrative. The new season continues the story from where season 4 left

off, diving into the details of preparing for trial, delving into the evidence, and

the trial itself with courtroom antics along the way. We take you behind the scenes, past

the bar, into the courtroom, the verdict, and what's next for the Jonathan Cruz case.

It all started inside one of the units at the River Chase apartments in Cappell, Texas.

February 2, 2014, a 911 call was placed. Someday, February 2, 2014, 23, 30, and 39 seconds.

As the minutes ticked on, Jonathan's fate becomes more heartbreaking.

Their medics would eventually arrive to find 27-year-old Jonathan Cruz, a young man with

so much ahead of him, lifeless with a gunshot wound. But this story is more than just a

tragic 911 call. It's a tale wrapped in heartbreak and disbelief. Jonathan, who had recently

embarked on a new chapter of his life, had no history of depression, known to be meticulous

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