Phillip Parker Detective (Retired) welcomes you to listen to “The Thin Blue Line Podcast” which is an opportunity to hear his interpretations and opinions of fictional characters in law enforcement novels. The Podcast will give insight from a Police Officer’s perspective. The first series up for discussion focuses on the career and cases of a popular character Hieronymus “Harry” Bosch created by author Michael Connelly. Harry Bosch is a Los Angeles Homicide Detective with an affinity for solving serial slayer investigations. This series was chosen to be the first because of how the characters bring authenticity and realism to the story lines. Bosch has been entertaining readers for 26 years serving as a hero, maverick and, nighthawk that shows how crimes are not solved in a neat and unrealistic fashion. As Harry would say “Everybody counts or nobody counts”
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fifth book of the Harry Bosch series, Trunk Music (1997) chapter 2b.
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fifth book of the Harry Bosch series, Trunk Music (1997) chapter 2a.
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fifth book of the Harry Bosch series, Trunk Music (1997) chapter 1b.
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, starts his in-depth analysis of the fifth book of the Harry Bosch series, Trunk Music (1997) chapter 1.
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker is joined by Cheryl, Phillip Vinson and Sydney Parker, who are members of his family for an in-depth analysis of the first book of the Jack McEvoy series The Poet(1996).
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker is joined by Cheryl, Phillip Vinson and Sydney Parker, who are members of his family for an in-depth analysis of the first book of the Jack McEvoy series The Poet(1996).
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, is joined by members of his family for an in-depth analysis of the first book of the Jack McEvoy series, The Poet (1996) chapters 1 - 4.
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, Finishes his in-depth analysis of the fourth book of the Harry Bosch series, The Last Coyote (1995) chapters 46 - 51.
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fourth book of the Harry Bosch series, The Last Coyote (1995) chapters 42 - 45.
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fourth book of the Harry Bosch series, The Last Coyote (1995) chapters 38 - 41.
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fourth book of the Harry Bosch series, The Last Coyote (1995) chapters 34 - 37.
Detective (Retired) Phillip Parker of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast '', continues his investigative assessment of Detective Harry Bosch in The Last Coyote (1995) chapters 30 - 33. Starting with the intro reading, then the introduction into The Last Coyote (00:28), continuing with communication in the locker room to discuss the prior chapters summery (01:52), opening of the murder book’ chronological record reviewing...
Phillip Parker Detective (Retired) of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fourth book of the Harry Bosch series, The Last Coyote (1995) chapters 25 - 29.
Phillip Parker Detective (Retired) of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fourth book of the Harry Bosch series, The Last Coyote (1995) chapters 21 - 24.
Phillip Parker Detective (Retired) of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fourth book of the Harry Bosch series, The Last Coyote (1995) chapters 17 - 20.
Phillip Parker Detective (Retired) of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues with his in-depth analysis of the fourth book of the Harry Bosch series, The Last Coyote (1995) chapters 13 - 16.
Phillip Parker Detective (Retired) of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fourth book of the Harry Bosch series, The Last Coyote (1995) chapters 9 - 12.
Phillip Parker Detective (Retired) of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”, continues his in-depth analysis of the fourth book of the Harry Bosch series, The Last Coyote (1995)
Bosch is involved in an incident at work and has been put on involuntary stress leave. He must go through therapy sessions to be able to return to work. This involves talking about the incident and himself with Carmen Hinojos, a police psychologist. Three months ago, Bosch broke up with his girlfriend, Sylvia Moore. Carmen asks Harry to verbalize his mission in life. Harry decides that his mission is to investigate his ...
Phillip Parker Detective (Retired) of “The Thin Blue Line Podcast”,concludes his in-depth analysis of the third book of the Harry Bosch series, The Concrete Blonde (1994)
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