The Richard Kukliski Case

Richard Capitan is a husband, father, grandfather and brother. He is now a retired state trooper and gets called into “work” for some statements and help on cases that happened when he was active. Richard worked as a polygraph examiner for about 30 years and had the privilege to meet some infamous and interesting people. But, for this specific topic Richard had the opportunity to interview people for the Richard Kuklinski (The Iceman) case. He had interviewed witnesses, people from the area and even friends. Kuklinksi’s old friend was one of the major reasons police had directed the case to him and followed him. Kukliski’s old friend was the one that ratted him out to the police because he knew what he was doing.
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