MURDERER: ANTHONY SULLY CONCRETE PROOF Anthony was a cop entrusted to protect citizens. Instead, in his cocaine fuelled delusions he became their judge and executioner. But the former cop left his finger print in cement that sealed his future on death row.

PODCAST EXCERPT The fronds on the palm trees wave lightly in the sea air in Millbrae. And cruising it's streets and protecting its citizens was Anthony Sully, a police officer for seven years, until he resigned and left the force to open his own electrical contracting business. Anthony had a hulking presence. Tall and muscular. His dark short hair was receding with a few wisps left on top. His dark eyes were deep set and dark, the windows to a man with no soul. Anthony rented a large warehouse in Burlinggame. By the early 1980's his business was very lucrative which gave him the means to indulge his sinister side. Anthony had a fondness for cocaine and calls girls. The problem was Anthony wasn't much of a gentleman. Cocaine fuelled an unhealthy rage and psychotic delusions that led to the destruction of many.