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Red Flags

Red Flags – circumstances or facts that need me to take a closer look. Look at any investigating that has already been done to see if there are any gaps that need to be filled. Along with that, get a good understanding of everyone involved in the investigation to see what their level of training and expertise is.
Red is often used as a warning color because it’s a color that grabs your attention. In an investigation, red flags jump out and grab your attention because they don’t seem to fit the given narrative of the case. The deaths of Kadie Major, her infant daughter River, and her unborn son Aadon have a lot of red flags. I’ve asked investigators Mark Gillespie, Mike Kenney, and Jay and Lauren Marin to talk about these with me.

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Without Warning® is a true crime in real-time. This podcast goes behind the scenes with renowned private investigator Sheila Wysocki as she pulls back the curtain on official police investigations of real, tragic deaths that just don’t add up.
In Season One of the Without Warning® podcast, Wysocki investigates the tragic death of Lauren Agee, who died while attending a lakeside boating event with friends. Is the police's conclusion that it was an accident consistent with all the evidence? Hear what Lauren's mother, her friends, others at the scene, and law enforcement have to say.
In Season Two of Without Warning®, Wysocki turns her attention to Christian Andreacchio, who was found in his bathtub with a bullet hole in his head by friends who called 911 believing he had shot himself. But does the physical evidence add up to suicide? Hear what Christian's mother, his friends, and law enforcement have to say. You decide who’s telling the truth, who’s lying, what happened to the evidence, and whether the police investigation was done right in this true-crime podcast.

In Season Four of Without Warning® Podcast, Wysocki takes the listener through the Jonathan Crews case. Brenda Lazaro called 911 saying Jonathan wanted to show her how much he loved her and shot himself. The evidence tells a different story.

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