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Before Homicide Detective Sean O’Leary's career ever truly began, he almost lost everything to alcohol. Faced with the possibility of throwing away his dream job, he made a life-changing decision that would shape the man—and detective—he would become.
Sean opens up about his path from “troublemaker” to building a distinguished legacy in homicide investigations. We talk about the turning point that led to his sobriety and how his own troubled past gave him a rare ability to connect with people from every walk of life—especially victims of crime.
Known for his unforgettable, larger-than-life stories, Sean brings humor, wisdom, and humanity to every conversation. This episode is a reminder that no one should be defined by a single mistake, and that sometimes the people with the roughest beginnings become the ones who make the greatest impact.
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Sean opens up about his path from “troublemaker” to building a distinguished legacy in homicide investigations. We talk about the turning point that led to his sobriety and how his own troubled past gave him a rare ability to connect with people from every walk of life—especially victims of crime.
Known for his unforgettable, larger-than-life stories, Sean brings humor, wisdom, and humanity to every conversation. This episode is a reminder that no one should be defined by a single mistake, and that sometimes the people with the roughest beginnings become the ones who make the greatest impact.
http://barewirespodcast.com
Claim OnSite Energy offer here: https://tr.ee/MHLpWnIB95
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