BAD MOVE... Also.... Are you aware of any processing of the entryway and house for footwear impressions? I haven't seen any activities or heard about any processing the tile in the entryway, and the entire house for footwear impressions. Per the International Association for Identification (as of today) there are three AIA Certified Footwear Examiners in AZ: one each in Phoenix, Surprise, and Tempe. ALL fully trained crime scene analysts should be able to properly process multiple types of floors and objects for and recover footwear impressions to be examined and verified by at least two Certified Footwear Examiners. I also know of two certified examiners in Utah... I hired and supervised one of them for approx. 16 years. I “solved” (at least facilitated the process that led to a formal conclusion/identification) a murder case in Rotterdam, Netherlands in 2008, after they contacted me about footwear impression evidence they had. Several prosecutors from the Netherlands had attended a forensic conference I hosted in Las Vegas, so they reached out to me. I founded a municipal police department Forensic Crime Laboratory and CSI section eight years earlier. I marked up the photos of the impressions in blood, determined, and notified Rotterdam they could be scientifically examined and compared, and that there was significant detail in the impression. I was very familiar with the process and the science but was not and am not a qualified examiner. I asked them to bring the portion of the actual floor tile that the impression was on at the time, to me. A detective and another employee flew to Las Vegas and brought the evidence. My certified Footwear examiners examined the impression and completed an identification. The Rotterdam Prosecutor’s office completed their own independent examinations and provided their own conclusions. @TSOSProject - Rick Workman

Some stories were never meant to stay silent. On an upcoming episode of the Price of Business Show, Kevin Price and I sit down with Rick Workman, retired U.S. Air Force Captain and founder of The Sound of Silence Project. @TSOSProject Rick shares what tens of thousands of Cold War–era Nuclear Weapons Technicians were never told while maintaining America’s nuclear weapons under strict secrecy. The exposure. The silence. The lifelong consequences. And why Congressional action is now essential. This conversation is also personal for me. My father served as a U.S. Navy Nuclear Weapons Technician aboard the USS Independence CVA-62 during the same era. Like so many others, he carried responsibilities and risks he was never warned about. Joining us is @KevinPriceLive, host of the Price of Business Show, as we shed light on a chapter of history that still needs acknowledgment and action. The interview link is coming soon. Please watch for it, listen with an open heart, and be ready to share. Some truths change everything once they’re finally spoken. #PriceOfBusiness #POBInsider #TheSoundOfSilenceProject #TSOSProject #ColdWarHistory #NuclearWeapons #VeteransVoices #RadiationExposure #MilitaryHistory #VeteransHealth #CongressionalAction #TruthMatters #HeartsOfWellness

Senator Cortez Masto, we wish you a speedy and complete recovery. On behalf of tens of thousands of Cold War Veteran Nuclear Weapons Technicians in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force who worked worldwide in secret, and their families, we thank you for your support and the huge efforts of your DC staff/team in regard to The Sound of Silence Project. #Veterans #ColdWar #NationalSecurity #TSOSProject

I hate to say it, but they don't care about you. They just want to punish their domestic enemies and start new wars. Taking care of veterans (Thank you) isn't profitable.