Former FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer delivers a comprehensive analysis of two cases that expose how badly systems can fail.

First, the Michael McKee investigation — the surveillance footage, the NIBIN ballistics match, the multi-agency coordination that led to an arrest eleven days after Spencer and Monique Tepe were found dead. Then the behavioral profile: eight years of alleged death threats, strangulation, and pre-offense surveillance. Why did no one intervene?

Then the WSU lawsuit — the families of the Idaho Four have taken Washington State University to federal court, alleging 13 complaints about Bryan Kohberger were ignored. A professor predicted he'd become dangerous. Female students created their own warning systems. The institution allegedly had protocols and didn't use them.

Coffindaffer connects the dots between both cases and what they reveal about accountability.

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