My Life As A Cop Freak — Sandy Beal E3
Update: 2022-03-23
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A journal entry sheds light on Sandy’s desires to be a police officer. When she suddenly dies, the homicide detective tasked with her case is inundated with strange phone calls.
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I’m calling BS. They remember her - they all remember her.
I definitely would not call one cop repeating that 10 other cops called after her death to make sure they were not mentioned "EVIDENCE". At best IF it can be proven then it opens up a new area of investigation. However the cop heading the investigation clearly did a piss poor investigation so whose to say he is throwing shade onto the victim in order to negate his crap as work... I definitely do not agree that my whole opinion of the case has changed based off of what he had to say. It is interesting though that none of the cops listed responded and the 1 that did claimed not to even remember her. If Bob was important enough to list as an "emergency contact" I don't see how he couldn't remember her. I also do think he "my life as a cop freak" could be misconstrued to be fitting of this sexual deviate narrative.