Wanted Podcast #38: Sangria and Bounty Hunting

Wanted Podcast

JS

Bountyhunter, Criminaljustice, History, Lawenforcement, Documentary, Bailbonds, Fugitive, Society & Culture, Police, Truecrime

5 • 699 Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2020

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

This week, we use a Jedi mind trick to close one of the longest running cases we've ever had.

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0:00.0	This week, we used a Jedi mind trick to close out one of the longest running cases we've ever had.
0:05.5	This is The Wanted Podcast.
0:19.8	Welcome back, everybody, to the Wanted Podcast. My name is John, and this is my co-host Alex. Hi, everyone. Welcome back to everybody to the Wanted Podcast.
0:22.2	My name is John, and this is my co-host Alex.
0:24.1	Hi, everyone.
0:24.7	Welcome back.
0:25.3	Happy Friday.
0:26.1	Yeah, happy Friday.
0:27.5	A normal drop.
0:28.8	No bonus episode this week again.
0:31.4	I know.
0:32.0	I feel so guilty about that, too.
0:33.5	I'm like, oh, I so want to do bonus episodes.
0:35.8	We've just been so crazy, busy, which is a good thing, not complaining.
0:40.1	Not complaining. It's a good thing. Better than being a sad and lonely thing here and doing bonus podcast on the hour because we have no work.
0:48.4	So we are bail recovery agents, private investigators, and process servers here in Atlanta, near Atlanta, Georgia.
0:56.8	I'll say that.
0:58.0	And I don't even know if we're metro Atlanta.
1:00.9	We're just kind of suburban, I guess.
1:02.9	Maybe, I don't know.
1:04.6	Yeah, I don't really know what.
1:06.0	You know what?
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