Podcasts about detective jones

Mr. Aaron Jones is a native New Mexican who began his security and law enforcement career in the Los Angeles – Beverly Hills area in the early 1990s. Aaron quickly worked his way into the security industry working for John Carden, a retired Beverly Hills PD Sergeant who founded the renowned Officers Group. Aaron worked hard and was honored with the task to direct protection detail for Foreign Royalty from Saudi Arabia and South Korea as well as various celebrities, dignitaries and corporate executives. Mr. Jones later went to the police academy and became a police officer in the City of Los Angeles. He returned to New Mexico in the late 90s and became a Deputy Sheriff. He was very successful in criminal investigations where he served the last eight years of his law enforcement career investigating many high profile cases. Detective Jones transitioned his Police career working Homicide and Violent Crimes to establishing the most elite security and investigations firm in the southwestern United States.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark helps Pet Detective Jones to catch the dog Thief's Written by Alex

Amanda Pierce died under extremely suspicious circumstances on May 14, 2015. Her abusive boyfriend, Brayan Espana, claims he came home to find Amanda had hanged herself. But is this the truth? In part three, I’ll point out some odd statements that Brayan made to Kimberly on the recording at the hospital, one of the false statements on the report the detective filled out, why Brayan wasn’t arrested on the scene even though he had outstanding warrants and other issues with this case. There are e-mails from Kimberly and her husband to the detective in this episode, as well as a recording of a meeting Kimberly and her husband had with Detective Jones and Officer Smith.Like and Follow Kimberly’s Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Justice.4.Kims.Sis/Podcast Promo: Anomalous FascinationThere is something you can do to help. You can call or email the following people and ask for Amanda Pierce’s case to be reopened and reinvestigated. Grayson County District Attorney, Brett Smith: (903) 813-4361WRITE BRETT SMITH: smithb@co.grayson.tx.usTexas State Attorney General, Ken Paxton info:MAIN SWITCHBOARD (512) 463-2100EMAIL FORM: https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/contact-us-online-formCRIME VICTIM STAFF (800) 983-9933 or (512) 936-1200WRITE THE CRIME VICTIM STAFF: https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/crime-victim-services-contact-usTexas House Representative, Reggie Smith: (512) 463-0297WRITE TO REGGIE SMITH: reggie@reggiesmithfortexashouse.comHonorable Pat Fallon: (903) 820-5170WRITE PAT FALLON: https://fallon.house.gov/contactGrayson County Police Department: (903) 813-4200SHERIFF TOM WATT: wattt@co.grayson.tx.us

This week we discuss issues 12, 13 and 14 of TMNT Vol. 1.

Verklempt is an adjective that means overcome with emotion. Our word of the day comes from the Yiddish word for ‘depressed’ or ‘grieving,’ but later came to be used in more prosaic contexts, like in reference to a person who is ‘choked up’ in the moment. It was difficult for Detective Jones to get information from the witness because of how verklempt she was at the time. She was so choked up, the words just didn’t come.

The mystery continues, as the Detective has to put up with more arrogant teenagers. Hear out Miguel, the sassy, stubborn kid that has something (or one thing) to say; Darcy, the dark, oddly dismissive childhood best friend; Brandon, Jessica's jock boyfriend who's nowhere near shedding any tears; and Jaxon, who has a habit for breaking the rules - the number one suspect thus far. Written, directed and produced by Jorja Lee, Yanna Stamatelos and Caitlin Hua-Ching with the assistance of 100 Story Building. Starring Simon Conlon as Detective Jones, Lachlann Carter as the Deputy and Miguel, Jorja Lee as Darcy, Korik Bestrin as Brandon and Kelvin Hua-Ching as Jaxon. With Anna Snoekstra as the announcer.

With one more person to interrogate - Hank, the most important one yet - the officers think they have the case closed. That is, until they're given one more vital piece of information, that forces them to revisit the interviews - and uncover the murderer of Jessica Sawyer... Written, directed and produced by Jorja Lee, Yanna Stamatelos and Caitlin Hua-Ching with the assistance of 100 Story Building. Starring Simon Conlon as Detective Jones, Lachlann Carter as the Deputy, Anna Snoekstra as Hank and the announcer, Alli Menzies as Evie and Caitlin Hua-Ching as Skye.

In this episode, Tim and Mulele discuss some comics they picked up at the recent comics events in Tokyo, Comic Art Tokyo and Kaigai Manga Festa. 2:05 Cicada by Shaun Tan 7:49 A Ticket to Nowhere by Nunumi 16:27 Detective Jones books by Felipe Kolb Bernardes 20:02 Mad Girl by Natalie Andrewson

On November 12, 2013 Chelsea Small was working at the Advance America store in Taylor, Michigan. During a robbery she was shot twice and her killer made off with $200 in cash. Despite video and images of the killer, he remains at large. Surveillance video of killer If you have information please contact Detective Jones at the Taylor Police Department   734-287-6550 or Crimestoppers at 1-800- SPEAK UP     Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/AlreadyGone See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On November 12, 2013 Chelsea Small was working at the Advance America store in Taylor, Michigan. During a robbery she was shot twice and her killer made off with $200 in cash. Despite video and images of the killer, he remains at large. Surveillance video of killerIf you have information please contact Detective Jones at the Taylor Police Department   734-287-6550 or Crimestoppers at 1-800- SPEAK UP    Support the show.

Johnny presents Detective Jones with a Stanley Kubrick film to coerce him to find Andrew, our lost host.

Detective Jones is back on the case and Johnny has an old movie for him to watch. The only problem is, the recording went for a big sleep half-way through.

It had been a week since Detective Jones was hired by the mysterious figure, and now for all his want of a cold drink and a hot dame, Jones was gonna have to comply with a DVD of a movie and a client who wouldn't leave him alone.

It was a dark night in the heat of Hollywood's west side when Detective Jones felt a tingle down his spine, the Antarctic had sent a message to his body, and it made the sweaty season all the colder. A figure was standing there, with a DVD of a Billy Wilder film, but what did they want?

This week on the Audiobooks.Com Podcast, Brian and Addy are joined by Patrick Lawlor, an audiobooks narrator with over 300 recordings to his name spreading across multiple genres. We had a phenomenal discussion with Patrick on everything from what he is currently working on, to his process of choosing gigs and recording an audiobook, to the highs and lows of his career. NEWS We don't spend a lot of time in the news section of the podcast this week, because there is so much goodness to share from our interview with Patrick, but there is one exciting thing worth sharing. Michael Crichton's Terminal Man was made into an audiobook! Released at the beginning of this month, the 1972 novel is 6 and a half hours long and is read by Luke Daniels. Check out our website for more details! INTERVIEW The past few weeks we've been discussing the books we've been listening to and talking about the saturated book market, in terms of just how many choices there are for audiobooks these days. Chances are that newly published books will also be getting an accompanying audiobook. At the end of episode five of this podcast, our guest host, Mark, told us he'd spend a credit based on a narrator, rather than a specific book. We hope that through interviews, such as the one in this episode with Patrick Lawlor, we're able to provide you with the voice of a narrator that will help you narrow down your next audiobook choice.   Through Patrick's chat with us, we hope you can get a great feel for his presence in an audio drama setting. Even though he is not the author, he is telling a story, and it lends a great deal of credibility, we believe, to hear about the narrator's approach to reading a specific book. He has great, clear pronunciation and rhythm that lends nicely to a conversation about his craft.  It is clear that Patrick takes his job very seriously, both on the mic and off. We had the opportunity to ask him about how he stays healthy and prevents his voice from becoming hoarse and mangled after all that talking (he says he's on a kick, churning out a book a week!). Patrick has some great tips for how he keeps his voice sounding and feeling good, some of the changes he's had to make personally in order to achieve those ends, and then goes into foods and drinks and supplements to avoid that are particularly damaging to the throat and vocal chords. Throughout the podcast, Patrick mentions several books and authors of which he is a fan, either through the enjoyment of recording the book himself or enjoying the audiobook as a fan. Patrick calls himself a mystery fan, cop dramas specifically, but also a romance fan. He mentions The Troubleshooters by Suzanne Brockman, a series about Navy Seals, private security, and the women who love them. He also mentions the Detective Jones series from author L. J. Sellers.  And though he's not currently listening to any audiobooks, Patrick is interested in getting his hands on Go Set a Watchman, the follow up, and sequel, to To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. This book is narrated by Reese Witherspoon and the book itself rocked the New York Times best-seller list the week of its release this summer, selling 1.1 million copies. It was a pleasure to speak with Patrick and chat about his experiences in the audiobook narration realm. We certainly learned some unique aspects to the side of a business we don't often hear about. One comment he made in particular that resonated with us was pertaining to the question of whether he reads the books before he begins to record them. Patrick says he does for a couple reasons, but one big reason is this: “In order to get some place successfully, you need to kind of know where you are going.” And, he says, it helps to read the book ahead of time. The full list of audiobooks that Patrick has read can be found at Audiobooks.Com! Show us some love! Tweet this episode: http://ctt.ec/3eLZ5 Subscribing, rating and reviewing the show: iTunes   Books & Resources Mentioned Connect with Patrick Lawlor on Twitter Elvis and The Underdogs Merles Door: Lessons from a Freethinking Dog by Ted Kerasote Warriors by George R.R. Martin Go Set a Watchman Carl Hiaasen Books L.J. Sellers Suzanne Brockmann The Troubleshooters Series The Brave Ones Life in a Jar