Always Bev - The Ripple Effect

This interview with retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Moose Moore, provides the skills you need if you are ever approached with a gun,  guidelines for teaching young men how to make good decisions/choices and things he looks for when sizing somebody up in a certain situation.  

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Season 2 continues with educating on awareness and warning signs. This episode features an  interview with a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor who calls attention to the distinct tendencies of manipulation for people with anti social personality disorders (sociopaths, narcissists, psyhchopaths)  and the reasons that contribute to vulnerability for many people.  Emotional characteristics, profiles, and triggers, along with personality traits of both victim and predator, are all part of this discussion.  

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Season 2 focuses on the various skills  we need to stay safe.   A former United States Air Force Intelligence Analyst, current Sergeant and expert in self defense discusses trusting your intuition, the importance physiologically of having a plan of self defense, and applicable tips and skills for daily situational awareness.  

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In the season 1 finale, the news of Bev's death sent the community into a frenzy of disbelief.   Barb describes the scene from college when she heard the news.  She provides explicit details about driving to her parents house and the events that followed when her parents told her that Beverly had  been murdered.  

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Part II with Detective Birrer who provides his recollection of the events in the interrogation including a confession after the tape recorder is powered off.   He also reveals a wild tale on how and where they recovered the murder weapon.   

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Chilling facts in this interview with the former Detective from 1988 in this murder investigation.  How one man's daily bike ride turned into a gruesome discovery when the he realized the woman in the car, was not asleep.  The detective takes us through the day of events that led to the arrest of Rich Lewis.  Part 1 of II.

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A brave but difficult interview with Beverly's identical twin sister Karen.  She provides insight and reflects on her intuition.   She recalls one of the first times she met Rich with him sporting a speedo and ponders why he would do such a thing.  She remembers details on how he isolated himself when she was around him, all pointing to a bad feeling, that would lead to a devastating end.  

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Episode 3  A friend of Bev is interviewed and describes how her intuition kicked in the moment  she was hugged and twirled off of the ground by Rich.    Fast forward to ominous phone calls, including an unidentified caller,  and the reality of the last time she would ever speak to Bev. 

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Episode 2 highlights an interview with a lifelong friend of Bev, and how she  describes the warning signs with Rich, the moments her intuition was heightened and the concerns within Bev's relationship.    

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This episode is an introduction  that will provide in depth coverage of the senseless murder of Beverly Jordan, by her fiancé,  Rich Lewis, in 1988.   Season 1  will educate on the importance of  trusting intuition,  especially when somebody is,  too good to be true.  

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