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In a new press conference-style episode, True Crime Reporter's Robert Riggs takes questions from fans.
True crime fan Patricia Rocha turns the table on Riggs and asks what it is like to go inside the crime scene tape.
Riggs recently met Rocha, an architecture student, and her friends at a ceremony for Outstanding Alumni from the College of Architecture at Texas A&M University.
Afterward, Rocha and her friends peppered him with questions about true crime cases.
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Looking on was Bill Peel, an Outstanding Alum and Executive Director of Innovation at Texas A&M’s Mays School of Business. Peel suggested that a press conference-style interview by fans should be a regular feature here.
Riggs has covered his share of press conferences at the White House, Capitol Hill, Pentagon, State Department, FBI, and breaking news at crime scenes.
But unlike the spokespersons behind those podiums, you will not find Riggs dancing around any questions.
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In a new press conference-style episode, True Crime Reporter's Robert Riggs takes questions from fans.
True crime fan Patricia Rocha turns the table on Riggs and asks what it is like to go inside the crime scene tape.
Riggs recently met Rocha, an architecture student, and her friends at a ceremony for Outstanding Alumni from the College of Architecture at Texas A&M University.
Afterward, Rocha and her friends peppered him with questions about true crime cases.
Robert-Riggs-Outstanding-Alum-College-of-Architecture-Texas-AM-and-Patricia-Rocha-Arch-Student
Looking on was Bill Peel, an Outstanding Alum and Executive Director of Innovation at Texas A&M’s Mays School of Business. Peel suggested that a press conference-style interview by fans should be a regular feature here.
Riggs has covered his share of press conferences at the White House, Capitol Hill, Pentagon, State Department, FBI, and breaking news at crime scenes.
But unlike the spokespersons behind those podiums, you will not find Riggs dancing around any questions.
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SIGN UP FOR my True Crime Newsletter
THANK YOU FOR THE FIVE-STAR REVIEWS ON APPLE Please leave one – it really helps.
TELL ME about a STORY OR SUBJECT that you want to hear more about
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