we were both kidnapped her. we were both, like, wow, this is diabolical. president trump is tryineg to kidnap folks to decrease the i black vote? s crazy. [laughter] can. kennedy: the- interesting thing is, she was in alabama. that really is maga country. so what would you have told her in what a vice would you have given her to make the hoax successful? well, i would have said maybe she shouldn t have said thereld wan s a child walking for six football fields, because that s just unbelievable. i knew it was fake when she said that. and i d i m sure a lot of other people were scratching their heads when that was mentioned. kennedy: yeah. and it always, you know, it always seems like a good idea in the beginning, doesn t it? hoaxes always seem like they ree fun, you re going to get something out of it.id when did your hoax go sideways? well, we speak about this a lot on our podcast, the big hoax
why doesn t the government run healthcare? we can find a way to do it. this would give a lot of people power with bad intentions. new york city is proving this. they are trying to allocate lifesaving medical care. they can withhold from some and give to others. consider race and ethnicity whe assessing individual risk. this is completely immoral. it is also illegal. they are paging the civil right division. they are trying to fire00s of thousands of federal employees. it seems like covid makes it more likely. s crazy.
thinking that you re responsible for this murder. that s crazy, sir. was it crazy? no way to prove really. and then a couple of days later, detective roberts brought the tipster, joe, back in. this time joe poured it all out. said geovany actually told him straight out that he killed someone. i just was a shock when he told me that. i was like, wow. i was scared, too, because like, i was a car alone in him thinking like, you know i freaked out. was he going to do to me? now that was huge. if joe was telling the truth. but just one guys accusation. no idea how credible it might be. was it much to go on. still it was all they had. so i draft out the rest arrest warrant and i drive to a search warrant. i bring it to the magistrate, she reads it, says it s about time. this was in the news, this was a high profile case. you know, rich wild white girl dies at work, everyone goes
and while detectives search for more clues in amber s death. then one day in late january 2007, as she watched tv, she saw the news of amber s murder. and i said, look at this. wow, isn t that crazy. and he just looked and said, wow he mirrored my reaction to it. said wow, i can t believe it. i never thought for one second he just acted normal that whole time. that is until after the police knocked on their door in the fall of 2007. after joe reported geovany. after detective roberts got that search warrant for geovany s dna. we were asleep. it was early in the morning and then we hear a pounding at the door. boom, boom, boom. that will cut up. that woke me up. he got up first and went to go check. that then he returned and told her, it s the police. i think they think i killed someone. i said did you. what s it like to hear that? i was shocked and mortified. he says, it s because i did
murder. that s crazy, sir. was it crazy? no way to prove it, really. then a couple of days later detective roberts brought the tipster, joe, back in. this time joe poured it all out, said giovanni told him straight out he had killed someone. i was in shock. i was scared too, i was thinking like, you know, i freaked out, what s he going to do to me. now, that was huge. if joe was telling the truth. but just one guy s accusation, no idea how credible it might be, wasn t much to go on. still, it was all they had. so i drafted an arrest warrant and i drafted a search warrant. bring it to the magistrate, she reads it, says it s about time. this is in the news, it s a high profile case for san antonio, rich white girl dies at work, people went crazy. it shouldn t matter. but people went crazy, they want