Without Warning The Lauren Agee Case

Sheila, Rae Andreachio, Josh Andreacchio, and private investigator Lori Morrison sit down to discuss the corruption they see in the Meridian Police Department's handling of Christian's case. Rae reveals new information about DNA evidence from the scene — revealed only through leaked audio. Josh talks about the bullet found in the bathtub and why he believes it was intentionally placed there by someone. Even more revealing: Listeners are reaching out with their own stories about how MPD's poor investigation procedures have left them baffled and frustrated over the suspicious death of their own loved one. Rae and Josh go into detail about the MPD's lack of time and attention to this case compared to others, and everyone gives their thoughts on why some cases seem to get a thorough investigation while others don't. The group talks about a medical examiner's ability to determine whether an individual is depressed just by looking at autopsy photos and whether it's an ME's job to even address such an issue. As an experienced investigator, Sheila has seen time and time again how the narrative provided by the police has colored a medical examiner's report. In Christian's case, Dylan called it a suicide, the 9-1-1 operator transferred that narrative to the police, and they accepted it instead of considering him a suspect until he could be definitively cleared. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian Andreaccio's last place on earth became a crime scene. Crime scenes contain physical evidence that can tell us what really happened to a victim, and in this episode, we review that crime scene with Alina Burroughs and Mark Gillespie. We discuss what was and was not done, and what should have been done.  First responders were delayed after Dylan Swearingen gave the 911 operator the wrong address. When they did finally arrive, a narrative was already established: it was a suicide. Why was that narrative established? Because that's what Dylan told the 911 operator.  Penny, a listener, joins in with details from the police file. Another listener provides us with audio from Whitley’s spokesperson, talking about Christian’s case. All in this episode of Without Warning with Sheila Wysocki. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

People dial 911 during a critical event to get help for themselves or someone else as quickly as possible. What someone says during a 911 can profoundly impact any subsequent investigation into what happened, criminal or otherwise.  In this episode of the Without Warning Podcast, Sheila Wysocki discusses the Christian Andreacchio 911 call. Why start with the 911 call? This is where most investigations begin, so it's where we start, together, examining Christian Andreacchio's case. Sheila discusses the 911 call with experts, investigators, and Christian’s family. Does the scene fit the 911 call? Is the caller telling the truth? Did Dylan delay first responders to Christian’s apartment? This is a practical look at Christian’s 911 call, taking the listener through his words, analyzing them, and reviewing the scene through knowledge and experience.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On February 26, 2014, Christian Andreacchio was found dead in Meridian, Mississippi, the “safest city in Mississippi with more than 30,000 people.” Was it suicide or was it murder? Why have officials been slow to act on this case?  Come along with Private Investigator, Sheila Wysocki, as she goes step-by-step through this investigation and dives into the lives of those involved. This is Season 2 of Without Warning-The Christian Andreacchio Case.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alina Burroughs talks about being a forensic scientist, the cases she has worked on from the Pulse Mass Shooting to Casey Anthony case. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices