Colonel Kevin Jordan has worked for the New Hampshire Department of Fish and Game for over 20 years. After the Colebrook Murders, he became a critical incident specialist. In this episode, Wayne discusses the Colebrook Murders with Colonel Jordan and how each of them experienced the situation.
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Here’s What We Discuss:
- Field day in Quebec
- Weren’t aware two were murdered
- 5 crime scenes, many different units
- Couldn’t talk on the radio, too much chatter
- I could hear Wayne screaming
- Went to grab two deer rifles, raced to confront
- John had his fingers embedded in my dash as I went 100 mph
- I was livid he shot you, I wanted to kill him
- The troopers had a look about them
- Dispatchers were crying on the radio
- He went home to change and shave
- Laying across the dash, looked like he committed suicide
- Both shoot at the same time; Drega wearing campaign hat
- If you engage him, you’ll have to kill him
- I know what type of guy I am now
- You can train someone, but you don’t know how they’ll react in fight or flight
- He was on the bank; changed our plan
- 98 shots fired
- Drega was dead
- I decided I needed a cigarette
- Both sides of the road were lined with cruisers
- I thought I was gonna get fired
- His house had bombs in it
- Ran to the bathroom and threw up
- Some will defend Drega; there will be funerals
- Went to visit Wayne in a packed cruiser
- Cheers when Wayne came back; brought to tears
- Ordered to go to counseling
- New equipment after the event