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This inter­view with noted crime writer Frank Spier­ing, author of Who Killed Polly, reveals facts con­cern­ing the Polly Klaas mur­der case that weren’t reported by the main­stream press. Out­rage over Polly’s mur­der led to the pas­sage of the “Three Strikes” law in Cal­i­for­nia. Although Richard Alan Davis cer­tainly kid­napped Polly, it appears unlikely that he killed her or sex­u­ally molested her. Nor did he act alone. Spier­ing reveals that Davis was prob­a­bly work­ing for some very pow­er­ful and influ­en­tial inter­ests and that Polly may very well have been sold into “white slav­ery,” used in a “snuff flick,” used for child pornog­ra­phy pur­poses, or pos­si­bly used in some sort of Satanic rit­ual. Spier­ing presents con­vinc­ing evi­dence that who­ever directed Davis and arranged for Polly’s kid­nap­ping had the sup­port and col­lu­sion of ele­ments of law enforce­ment, includ­ing the FBI. Global “kid­die porn” and “white slav­ery” oper­a­tions are detailed in the inter­view. Spier­ing died shortly after this inter­view was recorded. (Recorded in August of 1996.)