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Yeah, how are you know I'm doing
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okay considering it's a Monday morning, but
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the sun's out and that's really all
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a little bit a housekeeping because you
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just your case that you wanted to
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do with all your research. It wasn't
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until the weekend before we did those
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that like Ellen presented me with her
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research and like a on like five
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face time cause I was like wait
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now listen to this we rob yeah
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she's like Alan I'm going. To bed I'm
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like I know one more thing. Ellen was in her robe i
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We just as to speak pipe This morning
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after we do our lives as Rubbia, we
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have to schedule in about seven to sixteen
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to nineteen. Maybe I'm gonna. I'm in around
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it off at twenty. A couple more things
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about Whitney and because there just wasn't enough
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time to go into everything. Yeah yeah, so
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I mean I don't have invented the but
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it it was about whether or not those
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are the death Whitney Houston and has yet
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to died and just. All these
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really weird coincidences,
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Maybe or maybe not orchestrated? We don't
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know. I mean like we're raising questions
3:05
because is all alleged said but some
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of it's not facts and a new
3:10
can connect them whichever way your mind
3:12
wants to connect them but they are
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some eyebrow raising facts of in here.
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I think I would make a thesis
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statement and I didn't really realize this
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until I was done researching. Statement would
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be a we'll just accepted the stories
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because that was the end that we
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expected of what Whitney Houston had be
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com. And nobody really asked further questions and
3:32
there were further questions to ask. So have
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you are in the Nashville area we will
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be there July second with Hillary Burton and
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we're not going to be on a time
3:40
limit their that is really for yang to
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me. So yes had a time limit in
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New York and I was try to get
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it all and don't give me an opportunity
3:49
to keep talking about this situation but it
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was great and I hear there are more
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slides so you know what if you've already
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seen as join us again. I think we
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can try to live through it as well.
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But there more in its hands. It's
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a relief for warm room and that
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many so something a lot to talk
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about before we jump in. Also one
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great sometimes and are watching something really
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heavy. It feels sort of a comforting
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to know that there are other people
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watching but we also have the element
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to Sat during the episode and. You all.
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We can be outraged together. documentary.
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Called the program last night
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from Netflix, it was directed
5:16
by Katherine to blur I
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think her name is and
5:20
she was a former student
5:22
of this program which was
5:24
that troubled teen repair institution
5:26
and everything she uncovered. How
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fascinating was that documentary? It
5:30
was. One of the best may
5:33
Document is I've ever seen him in
5:35
the perspective because it was directed and
5:37
the protagonists. Was a woman who has limits.
5:39
You went through all that herself first hand
5:41
for she brought in all these other. Survivors
5:44
really of this program? She
5:46
was funny light hearted so on that
5:48
I think what it was as her
5:50
authenticity she was so us and tic
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and it so I thought orange amazon
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she called me back and I immediately
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messes her blame her bags of yeah
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I was yeah eyesight. I met his.
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I said we. Watched it, I totally was settled.
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Watch party Everybody So that's one of the best
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argument is ever seen and we would love to
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have you on the show. So let's say we
6:09
have to get her So ruthless back story because
6:11
I think it's very popular and Netflix but my.
6:14
F Y P and my algorithm isn't
6:16
showing me a lot of stuff. It
6:18
was about this academy of called Id
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Reds which is all about the troubled
6:22
teen industry and as an operation that
6:24
was out of upstate New York and
6:26
it's marketed as the School. To
6:28
help quote troubled scenes
6:30
but in reality. The mental
6:33
and physical abuse these kids were put
6:35
through and they were made to
6:37
go through. These colt like activity is
6:39
all in the name of becoming a
6:42
better person and it was so nice
6:44
of the filmmaker. I think you're
6:46
right. I think for authenticity signed through
6:48
and this program is not special in
6:51
the sense that there are many of
6:53
them. To the whole industry is
6:55
a troubled teen industry, which should. these
6:57
words do not belong together. I mean
7:00
it's horrific. There is a multi. Billion
7:02
dollar industry. Nice types of programs
7:04
are human Eyes and and corrupt
7:07
and abusive as they used very
7:09
specific cult like brainwashing techniques. you
7:11
know. She went over the rules
7:14
and held the parents were sort
7:16
of in on it. It highlighted
7:18
the lack of credible staffing, the
7:20
weird programming, all the abuse and
7:23
it's dove into this psychological ports.
7:25
Her and I just left thinking
7:27
it was just a very well
7:30
may documenting. I feel like documentaries.
7:32
Are made so fast it was
7:34
investigative an emotional and rebutting. Have
7:36
to say if you haven't watched
7:38
that are a lot mean most
7:40
documentaries. Are made from the perspective of. A
7:42
filmmaker who is not part of the story
7:44
yes and you don't even And I think
7:46
that create some kind of separation and their
7:49
vision as they have their own vision right?
7:51
And this woman she spent ten years I
7:53
think the reason we feel the authenticity she's
7:55
like. I started this project disapproved my dad
7:57
to to that modular believe me so I
7:59
Parenthood. Leave me when I told them what
8:01
happened this week a standstill. believe of the parents
8:03
are also brainwashed by the way for the parents
8:06
don't believe him and she's like I just want
8:08
to collect evidence to prove to him just for
8:10
this on purpose and I think wonder this deeply
8:12
personal mission like it shows. Through it comes
8:14
through and I it's I mean Kathryn. My
8:16
hat's off to the For Men to this
8:19
documentary team and they did a fantastic job
8:21
and. To all the people who participated
8:23
Fps is tremendous filmmaker she has such
8:25
a great Seats are ahead of are
8:27
now you know what I was thinking
8:30
last night after we watch that it
8:32
was saw was baffling how self incriminating
8:34
the his ass was is still again
8:36
I mean it was like a so
8:39
what yeah we did torture you but
8:41
everyday to me like it was this
8:43
whatever and they left all the evidence
8:45
behind including video footage, video footage, files,
8:48
documents and see is an investigative reporter
8:50
honey see when. An Catherine you are
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a queen. We got a happy one.
8:54
I have so much more to talk
8:56
about. seventy or questions. Anyway, what's the
8:58
program? Think it's at what is joined.
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If you like those watch parties come
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join us. It's available to all or
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tears. We have a blast before we
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start. Robbie I have not looked at
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reviews in probably two, two and a
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half year. As a slim exciting. I
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can only see the first for
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I don't know why on my
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phone but I just wanna read
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you one from Love the Ivanka
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these on a limb, Eva on
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car and k This actually made
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me laugh out loud in my
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bed last night I was a
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little still nice down to it
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says says occasionally entertaining but my
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goodness has anyone ever worked for
9:38
a job in her life and
9:40
does she have any idea how
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life works? She has extremely. Unrealistic
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analysis of situations. Have I
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ever worked? Never I'd see
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off his had a severed
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editing with my life. As
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a set of. Oh
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I learned a baby sitting empire.
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Thirteen years or I completely believe that
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I was like there are so many.
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Things That People Sam, I mean I get
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that and we need that on. Our suits
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are marked by the way that Mertz that
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has the one sars you I think that's
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my favorite. Any grab one of those are gonna
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grab like one of those key chains rattling. Designed
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all of our designs. She did such
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a good job, but she wrote a
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hilarious is a hyperbolic review rooted in
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reality because that is what people say.
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Have I ever worked a job in
10:28
Mat? Now if I could change one
10:31
thing about me, it would be my
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laziness. I don't know where it comes
10:35
from bombing to work on. As for
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Twenty Twenty Five, I have never seen
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anybody work as little as Allen. She's
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just yeah. ever since I was I
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you know, serving on Lodged pretty far
10:46
back in my. Brow. I have no
10:48
gag reflex. Now there's never time.
10:50
Ellen's our in. As all in L L
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it is always work and I'm like Ellen and will
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go pray and garden. She's like I'm worth and know
10:57
like. That is that
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is a character flaw I I'm fixing at
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Harris. Texted me the other day I couldn't
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open a google drive that she sent me
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and I said i don't know, it's probably
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my computer, it's probably sick and tired of
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my bowl said and she said he probably
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wants you to not think about work for
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like even an hour so even my computer
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as against me. But anyway, Love Viviana Now
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I've never worked. I look forward. To had no.
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Part your. Another numbly was of have an
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analyst me I have all this testify gonna
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the last few years and the eyes of
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haven't read about it but I'm trying to
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adult now and I started going through the
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bank records. I'm like what are these subscriptions
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and ice of side and I keep paying
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for and you know some of them Ellen
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that certainly was. Enough do. let's jump
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into our top stories. Take it away, Robbie
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I will. Actually, this is a story that
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I actually wanted to cover. Last week but
12:56
certainly doesn't more development so maybe it's actually
12:58
better. Still recovering. This weekend one of our
13:00
listeners brought it to our attention on her
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Facebook group. Speaking of which, if you haven't
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joined a doing it up to answer the
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questions like that, humans. Are
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obvious very strict about those questions. The off
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she's like an owl or is he some
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say this. As some more
13:15
details. As three questions anyway. Or
13:17
is this is a story about to
13:20
Oklahoma moms. Who went missing on March
13:22
thirtieth of this year ago? I have you
13:24
heard that story at all? Okay, this is
13:26
awful. It is a terrible story. Or to
13:28
him and Veronica Butler twenty seven years old
13:31
and Julian Kelly's to thirty nine of Hubert's.
13:33
In Kansas they were in Oklahoma
13:35
on the way to visit Veronica
13:37
children. She was going through a
13:39
fussy. Battle with her ex or with their father
13:41
at least. And Gillian Kelly, who is thirty nine,
13:44
was not a family member. She was actually kind
13:46
of a social worker who was. Supposed to
13:48
accompany her on these visits or
13:50
eight. They just disappeared they never came back
13:52
and a their car was sound off of
13:54
Oklahoma state highway the sound and they had
13:56
no idea like what happened to them So
13:58
the police officers are looking. Ironically children
14:00
were living way that their grandmother,
14:02
the paternal grandmother so the saw
14:04
others mother. There's. Was of me this one
14:06
place as gas station or something? And it
14:08
was. The court unapproved like this.
14:11
Visitations and. They were visiting because she's gonna pick
14:13
up a six year old daughter and her daughter's. Birthday and
14:15
her eight year old son. Okay, so sad when
14:17
applied. To do tell us why she doesn't have
14:19
custody. I don't know the details of the custody
14:21
issue as a my understanding is advices with a
14:23
visitation set up in a lot of times of
14:25
stuff. Is under seal. It's not that something that's
14:27
gonna be unless the family themselves devices know if
14:29
there was like a history of violence or anything
14:32
I'm gonna say yes and on the way that
14:34
we don't really know the details of why she
14:36
has provided as if their children may. Have issues
14:38
that you can pick them on so she wasn't
14:40
just gonna visit them to pick him up and
14:42
it was daughter's birthday so the grandma's like all
14:45
she's never made as i dunno what happened so
14:47
when the police on the car as the blood
14:49
inside the vehicle doesn't blouse or the vehicle and
14:51
initially they clinton signed the body is my understanding
14:53
is a. Custody battle was contentious. they
14:56
were going back and forth and
14:58
ten days earlier the mom butler
15:00
had filed a petition for more
15:02
visitation rights and actually wanted full
15:04
custody of the kids. Okay services
15:06
the kids love with Grandma's things
15:08
where I've gone great with Butler
15:10
and for his grandma and about
15:12
a week later for people get
15:14
a rusted okay in connection to
15:16
the case now initially reports and
15:18
and in. The new said that two bodies of
15:20
in sound they didn't identify the Middle East and and. See.
15:22
How were what? Why? When but when
15:24
the for people were arrested it
15:26
was. of the grandma or boyfriend
15:28
and to acquaintances. It turns out
15:30
of the grandma of the grandma's it turns
15:33
out of his grandmother and I'm assuming this
15:35
is kind of how they figured out what
15:37
happened. She had bought three. Prepaid cell phones
15:39
before meeting the mom and all three were
15:41
found at the area would. Butler's car was
15:44
found abandoned so the please sign sounds like
15:46
well we gotta figure out who bought the
15:48
sounds olives. Grandma? even a grandmother. I never.
15:50
Met. Them And then they showed. Some
15:52
cell phone pings in a cell. Things
15:54
always get people in trouble to a
15:56
property that was owned by a man.
15:59
Who knew the. This family's name is Jamie.
16:01
Be a slave to the police as a ham
16:03
and they'll. Eyeball, What's one on on your property?
16:05
How come there's like their cell phones? Lives here
16:07
and. He's a flaw. I don't albert
16:09
like her boyfriend. The grandmas boyfriend least
16:11
some property with me and he grazes his
16:13
cattle. He doesn't sit on the property. For
16:15
she told me the he's i do some. Concrete work
16:17
there. so they go. And they start looking
16:19
at and they realize that concrete have been moved in the.
16:21
Area. Where there was a soul
16:24
and then dogs and then sell back
16:26
in the country. Well guess what about
16:28
his recounts? Both the bodies were found
16:30
in that concrete cell. And the grandma
16:32
as confessed she's like yeah I killed them
16:34
and all of these people were in on
16:36
it with me. The boyfriend had the bodies
16:38
and the other to the affidavit I've seen
16:41
has not specified with the other to his
16:43
involvement are. But there are four people
16:45
unsolved. Oh. His actually saying that dad
16:47
wasn't in. Their lives. The mom had
16:49
struggled with Stubbs substance abuse and was
16:52
clean. Now that his voice, how. Did
16:54
she tell them they were shot?
16:56
She about size sundance at a
16:58
store. Of at a week earlier. And and
17:00
some excessive amount of stun guns on some
17:02
than that Macys sun on once. Wouldn't somebody
17:05
flag Five Sundance they also found as one
17:07
of the some guys on the sites but
17:09
my understanding is that they. Were saw
17:11
killed, but I don't know for
17:13
sure if that's exactly how they
17:15
were killed, but. That would match up
17:17
with the blood evidence to probably since she
17:20
confessed. did she give a mode as I
17:22
mean she says she was arrested april thirteenth.
17:24
She says he was responsible for the women's
17:26
dad is She said that there will be
17:28
hearing. From the up April seventeenth which was
17:30
a few days ago Butler had the opportunity
17:32
of a hearing to be given unsupervised visitation
17:34
with children and eventually maybe full custody of
17:37
see I guess had shown that she was
17:39
inside clean to to grandmother. Have something to
17:41
hide once the grandmother worried about being under
17:43
investigation. Wouldn't you wait to see what
17:45
that court would say before you do murder
17:48
and then you have a boyfriend has like
17:50
in on it with you and I support.
17:52
Acquaintances understand. These are in. This
17:54
reminds me very much of the murder clan from
17:56
the Greg Lance case I covered. There's certain families
17:59
and groups of people. Where their
18:01
mind goes to. These types of things?
18:03
quickly? you don't? I mean like where violence
18:05
is is what they choose on the regular.
18:07
And I don't know is is a grandma
18:09
also had been under criminal history or anything
18:11
like that. It's not clear what she getting
18:13
money from the state to take care of
18:15
the kids were see receiving aid you not?
18:17
probably? I don't know. That's not enough. she
18:19
didn't want that money to stop. I mean
18:21
you that she just didn't want to give
18:23
up her to add the grandkids. I mean
18:26
like by a wouldn't you wait to see
18:28
what the court said? What of the court
18:30
was like not right and now you're in
18:32
jail and are you still don't have the
18:34
kids right now The mom gets the kids.
18:36
It wasn't a well thought out. Plan. For. Sure,
18:38
because I was, you're going to kill them as
18:40
or when they're coming to visit you. Basically you
18:42
don't I mean like they're out of their own
18:44
state, are coming to visit you and they disappear
18:46
is not well thought out. It would have been
18:48
better thought out if you had done it like
18:50
where they live, not a day. They were coming
18:52
to access the civically to meet you. So. She
18:54
confesses I'll be no trial so when as
18:56
her sentencing none of that has been set
18:59
yet she has said she's responsible for that.
19:01
The said that his children i don't think
19:03
this been any adsl formal sleep physicist news
19:06
from yesterday that came in an affidavit yesterday
19:08
I think she saw to be indicted and
19:10
then an indictment she. Would see one where the
19:12
other litter and who knows. I mean like you know
19:14
is if she gets wired up and the lawyers like.
19:17
Know she takes about two dozen do that. I
19:19
mean like anything can happen. That's what I'm wondering
19:21
is too subtle awful tragic story for these children.
19:23
I mean yeah you're not in their lives, matter
19:25
what reason you were doing and and you're fucked
19:28
up. Had magic Center Aren't gonna be without kids
19:30
and a minute ago I just that other mom
19:32
gets another mom. doesn't get them. The mom's gone,
19:34
the mom's gone, the grandmother's gone to father's gone.
19:36
everybody's gonna know I wait as soon as you
19:39
said that I didn't wanna be callous and I
19:41
like this Mom did die right ascent. We are
19:43
recording three. Hours earlier than I'm normally used him
19:45
as hideaway get yes known as the So alum
19:47
where are the kids and and I'm guessing other
19:50
words of say that as pointless as I don't
19:52
believe this there's any other know the family's been
19:54
mentioned and I haven't seen reports mention of where
19:56
the kids are right now. so at the whole
19:59
thing is is awful. In scary and also
20:01
support woman was just doing our job
20:03
poses going along. She's appointed to go
20:05
and visit these kids. She was a
20:07
member of our church. wiser the passer
20:09
always. the kids are the ones who
20:11
loses out they're gonna sell may be
20:14
into foster care Sound sunset that's so
20:16
sad and so unnecessary. What was this
20:18
woman's name? Again the one who lost
20:20
her life. Run. Of the butler
20:22
was a mom and Jillian Kelly
20:24
buzzer supervising numb acquaintance. While.
20:27
Robbie out. Considering we don't always see eye to
20:29
eye on, that's what do you think her punishment
20:31
should be? I think she should. I think of
20:33
life in prison and means that you look at
20:35
the pictures, you the book, computers, And digital a
20:37
great but. Yeah she's not a good life in
20:39
prison. not like this was premeditated every supper the way
20:41
like she planning this she'd been looking up gun stores
20:43
on a phone and as where the boyfriend who covers
20:45
up I think it all depends. I mean if if
20:48
you if he was part of the plan to actually
20:50
murder them or that was like us sit you kill
20:52
them know that covered of I think that it's all
20:54
kind of like depends but he seems. Just as
20:56
culpable to me because he any
20:58
and he. Saw it out like how to get
21:00
rid of the bodies hit. Also spoken the property owner and
21:02
told them oh yeah he's got this machine. There at
21:04
with them is what it's called as halls
21:06
a a skid steer. It's one of those things
21:09
that digs right is that when the he had he
21:11
had that. Machine on the property like kind of
21:13
ready to go and the like so I think both
21:15
of them are paying an end up getting i'm life
21:17
in prison. I don't have the ability of the of
21:19
the other two. I am not sure what their involvement
21:22
was. Okay this is my story I
21:24
just want to ask you are really
21:26
quick question actually I'm on Friday you
21:28
know what happens and slam. On Friday.
21:31
This Past Friday? Know? I have no idea.
21:33
I. Was. In Ben Taylor Swift dropped
21:35
a surprise. I heard about this
21:37
see release this trap called thank
21:39
You Amy and Amy As sell
21:42
the A I am He and
21:44
she capitalized six hey and think
21:46
you and me I admit am
21:48
in Amy and every one promptly
21:50
noticed that the capitalized letters spelled
21:53
out scam and you know see
21:55
and him hard ass and have
21:57
been feuding since two thousand and
21:59
sixteen. In fact, and. Forth in involved
22:01
con yea all the South Dakota yeah I
22:03
really funny moment the song as play it's
22:06
a big succeed Hm and some people are
22:08
like that over at it happened a long
22:10
time ago and Taylor said is like yeah
22:12
but it still hurts me she still a
22:14
bully It's a fantastic song as he didn't
22:17
know to part as and bullying I'm so
22:19
that away from this world and no idea
22:21
of how did you hear the song know
22:23
the audio that I put in the research
22:25
packet of Kim Kardashians Calling Rage say about
22:28
Whitney Houston Know says you look at my
22:30
research pack. As diseases all the hyper
22:32
lens and that such as eighty five
22:34
thousand of them since she got raids
22:36
and was like good luck with old
22:38
had Whitney and us really quickly. One
22:41
lyrics it's interesting and one I just
22:43
want to get your opinion on bro
22:45
quickly. So basically in the song she
22:47
says and one day your kid comes
22:49
home singing a song that only us
22:52
to of is gonna know is about
22:54
you Serious The gag. Her daughter loves
22:56
Taylor oh I'm Adam how does it
22:58
or not know or is not care.
23:00
Maybe she doesn't know whether know like this
23:03
is what people are talking about on the
23:05
internet and it's a little true crime. Me:
23:07
there's another direct about the feud and the
23:09
beef in it says. He.
23:22
Is. Everyone. Knows that
23:25
my mother is insanely woman that she is to
23:27
say she wished that you were dad. I pushed
23:29
each. Other up a hill your words are
23:31
still ringing in my head. And Do Not
23:33
cross Taylor Swift. This doesn't away. Yeah, yeah
23:36
yeahs, Try therapy. Try sit out to
23:38
don't try Taylor Swift. Don't do as you're
23:40
never gonna win. But some people think that
23:42
she crossed the line by saying my mom
23:45
wish to your dad what do you think
23:47
about that I think it's okay to say
23:49
because he's not a mean there's a contacts
23:51
here rights. He's saying that my mom who
23:54
the same even my mom like you were
23:56
so terrible the someone like my new push.
23:58
My mom says that. That's how much
24:01
you tormented me and my mother
24:03
and I listen if I were.
24:05
But we both have daughters and
24:07
we. I. Know that if somebody torments my
24:09
kids to a certain level I might. I
24:11
might wish your dad to am I was
24:13
something as you some terrible happens you ioc
24:15
the bears? Yeah, don't have ever. I'm a
24:17
variety I know. so you know and this
24:19
is happening. On a play and in
24:21
the public as try having such an
24:23
impact. I mean somebody. With a profile
24:26
liked him, her-and something after you I can imagine.
24:28
With that were didio. I mean so I. Thing
24:30
as okay. Jenna in that shot is tearing
24:32
Taylor a new one. She said that sees
24:34
the definition of victim mentality lesson. We can
24:36
all victimize ourselves. but Taylor's I'm I'm making
24:39
billions of dollars off of that. I just
24:41
thought it was really interesting. Listen to that
24:43
song and let me know what you think
24:45
I'm here for at because you know what?
24:47
I don't get over sit easily. Using the
24:49
first release. From her new album is the
24:51
Song about Kim Kardashians And Athletically are Now.
24:54
I don't know if it's the first song of but
24:56
okay, thank you. Amy I have time for
24:58
at. Because I can hold a grudge to tailor
25:00
on a pair of and happen in two thousand
25:02
and Sixteen. I'm so mad of people from two
25:04
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25:06
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27:05
give you an update on the
27:07
Brian Poll Burger case. Have you
27:09
heard about this? No, I didn't
27:11
tell me something or I Franco
27:13
Burger former Phd student. He was
27:15
charged with four counts of first
27:18
degree murder, one count of felony
27:20
burglary in the connection with the
27:22
fatal stabbing Most of us Kaylee
27:24
Gun Coffees Madison Mcginn asean occur.
27:26
Not all and essential been. this
27:28
was the Idaho murders that happen
27:31
in November of Twenty Twenty Tail.
27:33
Here is the news. That came
27:35
out on Friday. The lawyers for
27:37
Brian Cold Burger filed document outlining
27:40
his Alibi Brain Coworkers defense team
27:42
says there is no way he
27:44
was near the murder scene. The
27:47
defense lawyers say they have secured
27:49
a cell phone. Data experts who
27:52
well allegedly show that poll worker
27:54
was nowhere near the house in
27:56
Moscow, Idaho where at the force
27:59
you to. Were killed on the
28:01
night in question. They play him that
28:03
he was driving to a remote area
28:05
because he was gonna go star gazing
28:07
because ever since he's been in school
28:10
he hasn't had time for his passions
28:12
which are hiking and star gazing. So
28:14
they say that he was driving and
28:16
a remote area at that night move
28:19
and that his cell phone data hobbling
28:21
their backs up this story say say
28:23
that they plan to use analysis of
28:25
cell phone data to show that he
28:27
was not near the crime scene as.
28:30
They actually go as far to
28:32
say said he was driving in
28:34
the opposite direction. Soon pike and
28:36
run and see the moon and
28:38
stars on the missing the that
28:40
which they say he's done on
28:42
several occasions. More over Robbie are
28:44
you ready for this? The new
28:46
filing claims that his phone contains
28:48
numerous photograph taken on several different
28:50
late nights early mornings including in
28:52
November depicting the night sky. Now
28:54
they don't say that he has
28:57
pictures from this night, but they
28:59
are saying that. We combat thought
29:01
this is something that he frequently
29:03
did. Just as a reminder, investigators
29:05
have this crime say that at
29:07
to Forty four Am he was
29:09
seen on surveillance footage as well
29:12
on Washington State University B C
29:14
he was traveling north on the
29:16
south east side of the street.
29:18
They have all of these very
29:20
specific locations as to where he
29:22
was and the defense says they
29:24
can prevent as wasn't his car.
29:27
I mean. There is nothing
29:29
more innocent and. Normal than taking
29:31
Darius in the middle of the night
29:33
by yourself. I have follow up questions,
29:35
but what are your thoughts? Okay, I
29:37
have not seen the surveillance footage that
29:40
the state is using as evidence against
29:42
him, but the defense must. Be a
29:44
mean. it must not be clear enough that you. Can
29:46
make out the tag is why I'm guessing for
29:48
so why is also villains for this shit? I
29:51
don't understand this. We're in the Bureau of Not.
29:53
My lord, But your Lord. Two thousand, Twenty four.
29:55
Why can't surveillance footage Just be clear? Why
29:57
Is my cell phone from ten years? Ago
29:59
take better video footage than surveillance. That
30:01
so I always had question. Like in
30:03
my mind, every time the surveillance footage
30:06
involved. In any case, this is really
30:08
fascinating actually to me because. I mean
30:10
of his pictures specifically from that night and definitely
30:12
every one of our pictures has like has like
30:14
the bio tags it L A G O tag
30:16
the Sees male tell you exactly where you are
30:18
when you took at the time and date in
30:21
a battle the ease establish his they can show
30:23
that his son at like two forty five am
30:25
that night was literally in an entirely. Different
30:27
part of you know the region. That's
30:29
gonna be really hard to overcome especially if of
30:31
it's a surveillance that as a shit in I
30:34
mean and you know it's to seem because there
30:36
are on the i have not This is some
30:38
of public information. To really know you know enough
30:40
about the case. Make an educated in l decision
30:42
about whether or not he's guilty at this
30:44
point. obviously has a month trial hasn't been
30:46
on yet and I taught us are kalan
30:48
about the senior season investigators. And on or so
30:50
before number times. And she's also, she's like it's too. Early
30:52
as we don't know enough and too early to know. When
30:55
he maintains his innocence, this is not
30:57
just a case of like he's held
30:59
in, only like he's not taking a
31:01
please, she's not in a he's these
31:03
a guide not do this and there
31:05
are people who believe him. Oh yeah
31:07
yeah there are entire group Facebook groups,
31:09
reddit groups. I don't know why they
31:11
jumped on the bandwagon so I have
31:13
a couple. Maybe because maybe test to
31:15
them there isn't enough evidence to show
31:17
that he did you have? I do
31:19
believe that there's forensic evidence involved in
31:21
this right? Like definitely got to him.
31:23
There was not like nice cease. And
31:25
sept I have a class sense.
31:27
so we're sixteen months out. Seventeen months
31:29
out or something is the reason that
31:31
he didn't provide an alibi sooner
31:33
because he was arrested shortly after the
31:36
crime. My compromise: After the crime, he
31:38
was arrested. Why didn't he do with
31:40
that? So this is a two
31:42
part question. Number one: Because if I
31:45
was innocent of something, I would go
31:47
to the moon and back to prove
31:49
that I was innocent. I would
31:51
do my Pm desk to recover any
31:54
kind. Of footage that would confirm
31:56
my alibi. but here's what now
31:58
work the be almost two years
32:00
out there's no way it or
32:02
I don't actually really know like
32:04
the streets of Idaho would have
32:06
a cctv going back that far
32:08
because if they have all of
32:10
this evidence that puts him in
32:12
an entirely different location was it's
32:14
a state sitting back and being
32:16
lied to me that a bring
32:19
me be evidence the it's on
32:21
you to prove this case. Why
32:23
did they withhold this alibi information?
32:25
Do you think it was a
32:27
pack? Get to say let's see
32:29
what their. State comes up with and
32:31
then we're going to hit them with
32:33
a zinger. Why wait why not say
32:35
no I wasn't there will be look
32:37
again of his i'm not and done
32:39
deeply into like to understand have investigation
32:41
what forward but I'm guessing when he
32:43
was actually interviewed, interrogated. By the police that he
32:46
did tell them that I wasn't even there? I don't
32:48
know. If she could have the instead of
32:50
verbal he said that when the police believe they
32:52
have this effect and they do not want to
32:54
click with a call bad evidence that would hurt
32:56
their theory then they will actually avoid looking for
32:58
the evidence. I could prove that they're suspect is
33:00
innocent. I have seen this happen in many cases
33:02
where they're like, you know what he's saying, he
33:04
was excised the we're not gonna look for anything
33:07
that actually prove that we're just gonna look for
33:09
it. It's very possible he might have like many
33:11
defendants are many suspects Be like no I didn't.
33:13
I. Was your excellency? The police are trying to get
33:15
you to break. Their interrogating because they really think
33:17
you're the one who did it and they're looking for
33:19
any cracks. They're not gonna be like oh, Are
33:22
bad. We're going to go look for evidence to prove. That
33:24
we got it wrong. Why do they wait
33:26
that long? If they do find evidence that
33:28
contradicts their timeline and they withhold that from
33:30
Discovery Bomb. I guess he'll do that all
33:32
the time. I will. People do that all
33:34
the time. but right now they're still and
33:36
discovery. That's kind of like with the position
33:38
they're in right now. So they have been
33:40
withheld anything if they had for example, cell
33:42
phone records that the defense in have access
33:44
to. That proves this guy is likely innocent
33:46
and they would held. It's one thing that
33:48
this is evidence that he can get himself.
33:50
Said the even if they would held it that's not a
33:53
Brady by it's kind of Brady violation When the prosecutors as
33:55
as. It's not a violation because the
33:57
defense access to it independently. I'm guessing
33:59
the descends. The reason that we haven't
34:01
heard about this before is because it's something
34:03
that could have come up and conversations between
34:05
council, but procedurally you have to wait for
34:07
the right time in pleadings. Tis forward that
34:09
I have these witnesses and I have this
34:11
stuff and I have this south number one
34:13
number two months now to give an alibi.
34:16
I can see that I can see that
34:18
I'm in Nyc know not to give an
34:20
alibi he might have given the alibi, but
34:22
to prove the alibi, To get the documentation
34:24
to prove the alibi syncing is absolutely in
34:26
the first time. I've heard that he was
34:28
star gazing and even some. Kind of runner
34:30
hi cart mean he pisses never come up
34:33
the world. Everybody knows that I'm a stargazer.
34:35
Yeah visiting yeah Definitely a defense will always
34:37
way to see what is the state's case.
34:39
What does this song as evidence against our
34:41
clients? What is the case They're making what
34:43
is a timeline of events are laying out
34:46
because that's how you then decide what your
34:48
defenses gonna be any could the that? I
34:50
just took this long for them to get
34:52
to the point where like now we know
34:54
for sure exactly what the state is that
34:57
how their been a is going to play
34:59
the trial and. What their been a claim you
35:01
know that that the timeline of events and how this
35:03
all went down so know had to send him So
35:05
yeah sometimes it is police were teasing decision it's not
35:07
like as late or anything like that and frankly I'm
35:10
surprised that we've and sometimes you don't hear this of
35:12
so the trial comes out right like they just hold
35:14
on. To their cardinal trial comes up Miller
35:16
Boom oh. This witness this witness wasn't even there that
35:18
night. I mean like you know this might be a play.
35:21
In fact, I'm surprised at it's part of any kind of
35:23
public bleeding because they could have held onto to trial and
35:25
it could be that they had offered this to the sadness.
35:27
It's like we don't give a crap we saw think it
35:29
was him. Maybe he'd talk to someone. Into somebody's car
35:31
and that part in L. One for a drive right?
35:34
On know because I'm guessing the other first time to
35:36
stay to seeing this evidence might. My guess is that
35:38
this is. A play for them
35:40
to get some public support. For
35:42
like ten a turn the narrative publicly. Otherwise
35:45
in most cases defense doesn't waste of the
35:47
trial to inability to send their client and
35:49
to bring and to attack the evidence the
35:51
state is going to present. So I think
35:54
this is. Probably to send away for them to
35:56
the have to try to change the public's heritage
35:58
before they get to trial. That for
36:00
his alibi though the court asked him to
36:02
provide his alibi. Okay, I mean I don't
36:05
know why. I guess Jamming, you're right, why
36:07
wouldn't just like come out which is also.
36:09
Strange. I mean because I've never had a
36:11
judge do that The judges us as we assigned to
36:14
have lost this is not assigned or fact that we
36:16
are in any of this so but I don't Exactly
36:18
how things are playing out in this courtroom or with
36:20
as court with this just as he works. Ok,
36:22
let me ask you something. is the cell
36:24
phone evidence is legitimate right? and at to
36:27
forty five am his cell phone is in
36:29
fact nowhere near the crime scene was happening
36:31
to you? You're saying the opposite direction. Yeah,
36:33
I wouldn't. I mean to you what you
36:35
think is that strong evidence of his innocence?
36:37
Maybe. But I also don't know enough about
36:39
the forensic evidence. Found all of that information
36:41
because his phone could have been with someone
36:44
else because there were like two hours that
36:46
were unaccounted for and I believe was between
36:48
three and five am. Something like that? Don't
36:50
come at me, I'm I'm just guessing from.
36:52
My memory but he could have fun
36:54
and and drop it in the woods.
36:56
Driven in our some way and an
36:58
hour battery now so I don't Now
37:01
yeah that versus the weight of the
37:03
forensic evidence they have which is gonna
37:05
be that whatever dna or whatever sound
37:07
on the evidence and then this footage
37:09
they're still saying it's still was offline.
37:11
it's but they're saying is because he
37:13
was in an area that didn't have
37:15
serve as or it. Here's. The deal This
37:17
week's I'm going to finally do a little bit of a. Deep.
37:19
Dive on this case because I have really to spread diseases
37:21
every time I talked to. The pros: would you like Sarah
37:23
another investigator Still like it's too early. It's too early. We
37:26
don't know it's too early. Some like I'm okay. I'll leave
37:28
it until it's not to raise and I'm going to go
37:30
and see. Whatever public documents available, I really want to
37:32
talk about this more. Indepth. Next week it was
37:34
a Venmo Twenty twenty. Do I feel like
37:36
we were knee deep in Murdoch stop? Quite
37:38
frankly it seems so cut and dry when
37:40
we heard I was like oh they got
37:42
the guy far I mean there are people
37:45
who live and breathe this case right now
37:47
it is like there's some benet yeah because
37:49
in this this is not the. Early nineties
37:51
or late eighties when I know like
37:53
you know have side I for every
37:55
time eating. These guys got the guy
37:58
now. There is so much more evidence of it. Well
38:00
friends, little including like cellphones doesn't like
38:02
n n the forensic evidence of testing
38:04
is so much better we know it's
38:06
actually it's not like blood splatter evidence
38:08
we're not relying on as much friends.
38:10
A craft that we did in the
38:12
past where you can be skeptical about
38:14
at Iowa, feel much more confident in
38:16
and arrests. That takes place. In
38:19
this. Day and age. Then something that happened
38:21
like twenty years ago. Thirty years ago because it
38:23
was shit out. Of. And I'm just wondering
38:25
who this expert is with the cell
38:27
phone data. I mean, I'm riveted. I'm
38:29
in Boston. I think we definitely should
38:32
both reinvest some time into it because
38:34
he was all over the news this
38:36
week and that he had an alibi.
38:38
I was like an alibi. you say
38:40
say more. He looks really creepy. A
38:42
hundred percent. I know I was. Really
38:45
sad yeah but what is he was
38:47
out there and there's as and there's
38:49
another explanation for how his dna.on something
38:51
that might be the murder was really
38:54
no. Fuss, Let me, let me. let me do
38:56
summer. Recess. I'm a little for every public sussman available and
38:58
then I'm gonna come back in a week. Or right? You
39:00
heard it here. deep. Dive on Coburn next league.
39:02
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I actually have to updates on our
40:36
couple of innocence cases. Are near and dear
40:39
to my heart, but one is a very, very
40:41
well known one. Invested in the Damien Echols case,
40:43
the West Memphis, three his Knees or bought both.
40:45
Good pieces of news. So. Damien was
40:47
one. Of three young boys who young man
40:50
who was convicted of murdering three little boys
40:52
and Ninety Ninety Four and of the triple
40:54
murder and. You know him. After serving
40:56
eighteen years, him and the other two
40:58
young men were released pursuant an alford.
41:00
Plea for those who don't know an alford plea As when
41:02
you say. I am innocent. However, I
41:04
admit the state has enough evidence to convict
41:06
me. This list This This happened after just
41:09
eighteen years of constant a pallet litigation. I
41:11
they were and finally the state broke down
41:13
and said we will offer you an alford
41:15
plea. They do not do that in every
41:18
case. Damien Echols was going to die. I
41:20
was married closer and you know people will
41:22
faults Descendants for taking an alford plea because
41:24
it's still a guilty plea split. You want
41:27
to get that lies and get back to
41:29
me? Yeah, eighteen years, you know you don't
41:31
want to die in there Any. How I
41:33
feel like it's the equivalent be like fine, I'm
41:35
sorry. You know when someone like the apologizes in
41:38
an argument but you know they don't mean I.
41:40
You know I'd find. I mean a system is
41:42
so as like you know people who maintain their
41:44
and since the thirty years ago for parole and
41:47
unless they admit guilt the kids get out and
41:49
then it's a of innocence claim that undercuts that.
41:51
So it's like this look. It's like the situations
41:53
we put people in in this dumb system. Any
41:55
I I hate the alford plea. I think it's
41:58
bullshit. It's the state's turning the screws. On
42:00
people. Just because they can also saying
42:02
okay we're we're longer I mean it's I
42:04
just hit it so much I feel like
42:06
it's the states being Cd has a know
42:08
they fucked up but they don't want to
42:10
admit they fuck.that's what I mean Anything fully
42:13
exonerated them. If they said if they fully
42:15
exonerated them then the boys could detect are
42:17
the descendants could they could see the state
42:19
they could sue people for for their wrongful
42:21
conviction for the can't In a situation like
42:23
this, cars are guilty and I think it
42:25
is very admirable that they do continue to
42:28
fight because they're like not only do we
42:30
want the. Truth to come out and the
42:32
killers to be found. But we don't want
42:34
out of jail, we want to be exonerated.
42:36
I was like the guys who were convicted
42:38
of killing Malcolm X that didn't even though
42:41
they were well out of sale. Still getting
42:43
that exoneration is so important. I mean and
42:45
you know frankly, that's just as for the
42:47
victims right? And so when you have a
42:49
defendant who is like to the dna testing
42:52
do the dna testing, do the the A
42:54
testing. To me that's a real that's a
42:56
big green flag slowing me as it's this.
42:58
defendant is like like leave innocent because. There's
43:00
only mean defendants who don't want the Dna
43:03
has a snowy that ask yourself why does
43:05
on a seat want dna testing one of
43:07
the website it so they've been fighting weight.
43:09
Sorry to interrupt on that. You know who
43:11
else doesn't want dna testing? Oh yeah I
43:13
know with the guy who do that. Terry
43:15
Hobbs Terry Hobbs Terry Hobbs this one was
43:17
like alien on of a day I'll I'll
43:19
I'll have we only has a Dna that
43:21
dna find out where it as Meanwhile the
43:23
West Memphis they are like nope no past
43:26
at please do at least in my life.
43:28
If you don't know about this case you
43:30
should watch. List of Memphis I was. Every
43:32
documentary I'm in paradise losses great was on
43:34
first ones but West Memphis is the best
43:36
seller and then Bob Ross also has done
43:38
a lot of investigation the case and so
43:41
it's a second barbara coverage on it. Anyhow,
43:43
It's been almost thirty years thought Ruff even
43:45
says to watch other coverage. Fab Ruff says
43:47
I am so close to the geese and
43:49
he is now good friends with Damian. Yeah
43:51
he's like I get it. if you don't
43:53
wanna listen to me I would wanna listen.
43:55
Yeah me either because he so close to
43:57
at even Bob Ross says to go Watts
43:59
west of Memphis and that other information if
44:01
he wide says he's not bias and that's
44:03
fine but I liked that he calls that
44:05
I will look I watched west of Memphis
44:07
I watched was to Memphis and what Two
44:10
thousand nine or ten any of I watched
44:12
it the whole thing in one night. Amy
44:14
Bird directed at I turned it off and
44:16
I thought I mirrors at eleven thirty at
44:18
night and family was asleep when I thought
44:20
that's the best damn investigate documentary I've ever
44:22
seen. I need an investigative journalist helping a
44:24
large case either. My laptop a half an
44:26
hour later and.and has was are Canucks like
44:28
literally West Memphis propelled me and. Then all these
44:30
years later, Amy I was hired to make our documentary
44:32
so it was as like with is one big
44:34
circle. Of life. But anyhow. so Damien was like
44:37
that. You know it. And so there was some
44:39
dna testing done earlier, located like and on about
44:41
ten years ago. This and dna testing. Dna testing
44:43
as as old a lot and the last ten
44:46
years in a dna testing know the boys dna
44:48
with sound by the way on the evidence like.
44:50
On the under victims shoes and shoe laces
44:52
and stuff because they were hog tied with
44:54
his shoelaces. Said this potentially a lot of
44:56
dna there. but the dna testing that was
44:58
and then was ah the em back testing
45:01
and and that testing could pick up touch
45:03
dna which again that's what demons like. So
45:05
they're dealing with a salad. But here's the
45:07
state argued just it does. It wasn't sound,
45:09
doesn't mean they didn't do it. Okay so
45:11
now demons like I want to touch the
45:13
I want the and that dna testing done
45:15
on this the prosecutor in the case of
45:17
been fighting this for years. Okay they've gone
45:19
only up to the supreme court, the Arkansas
45:21
Supreme Court Because here's the argument the prosecutor
45:23
makes makes which makes my. Head want to
45:26
explode. He goes. this, Dna testing is
45:28
done Will hurt the evidence. That said,
45:30
they're saying that if we do this
45:32
and that dna testing, it'll hurt the
45:34
obvious. What are you preserving the evidence
45:36
for Then asshole. What does it for?
45:38
If it's not to get Dna off
45:40
of it, what do you want to
45:42
hold on a that shoelace for? I
45:45
mean, like it's absolutely mind boggling. and
45:47
but anyhow, the Intermediate Appellate courts ruled
45:49
against Damon and said know you're already
45:51
out of prison so you can have
45:53
Dna testing done because by the. Way
45:55
every single say. it has a Dna testing statute
45:57
that allows people who are incarcerate it to ask
45:59
to request dna testing in the case. It is
46:01
not bread the right for it. You can just
46:03
petition for it which will cost you a whole
46:06
lot of money. See that, Afford the lawyers. You
46:08
can't get public defender to do this for the
46:10
private lawyers. Do it and than the state's gonna fight you
46:12
for years. but. In this case the lower
46:14
court said no Damien you're out of presents
46:16
a you don't have the right. However the
46:18
Arkansas Supreme court decides he absolutely does have
46:21
the right to do this dna testing and
46:23
it's a big big when If they do
46:25
have that testing and all those shoe from
46:28
those little boys returns dna from the person
46:30
that we suspect is it out culpable here.
46:32
To me that should be a full exoneration
46:34
but even as a case like that only
46:37
the states and decide only the prosecutor the
46:39
turns out and side okay it's of where
46:41
he that were going to expunge. The alford
46:43
plea and actually exonerate them. Even an A case like
46:45
this is the what's the most frustrating a case like
46:48
that if they finally have a dna and not not
46:50
the wasn't the three boys dna the sake of be
46:52
like all hair doesn't mean you didn't do it. that's
46:54
what the seat of the non dna testing hey Mike
46:56
nothing for another like that made him do it. I
46:58
mean literally so it still might not mean that are
47:00
the get the exoneration they want but they would get
47:03
it in a sense of like the public. Yeah
47:05
I mean publicly. I think this
47:07
case divides t Thought this is one
47:09
of those cases. This is a Scott
47:12
Peterson. This is a zombie needs. The
47:14
cases are highly debated and you're right.
47:16
I feel like even beyond the exoneration,
47:19
the court of Public Opinion is also
47:21
very powerful. But you're right they they
47:23
try phone call when love breads. There
47:25
was no evidence against was except for.
47:28
Their own coerce false concessions.
47:30
That said no into singly this court the
47:32
Arkansas Supreme Court which is a panel southern
47:35
Judges for Rules and savor three rules against
47:37
it was a close call and I want
47:39
to read a couple passages from the Descent.
47:41
Just as Barber Webb said that the court's
47:43
ruling obliterates any sense of finality in our
47:45
criminal justice system. This concept of finality and
47:47
the criminal system makes me want to punch
47:50
my own face. And what is the rule
47:52
of finality dishonorable is a concept that you
47:54
know what the seat goes to. All this
47:56
is the the descent the it gets due
47:58
process. He's tried by jury of his peers,
48:00
everything has done been done right and we
48:03
reached a conclusion. See what finality we want?
48:05
Don't want us to drive on and non
48:07
at the cost of taxpayers at the cost
48:09
of victim families of the cost of victims.
48:11
By now it just means is. put it
48:13
away Robert in a bow and puts. But
48:15
that's not how reality works because we don't
48:18
get it right all the time. We get
48:20
wrong all the time we exit we have
48:22
executed in some people it could just be
48:24
a difference. And Juri, you can have young
48:26
people on a jury you don't know how
48:28
to tie their fucking She. Is. A
48:32
jury of scholars and scientists and highly
48:34
intelligent people like this so hit or
48:36
miss. My thing as us. any time
48:38
a state and authority that has the
48:41
capacity to test Dna and doesn't do
48:43
it is red flags. There's no explanation
48:45
other than you don't want the truth.
48:47
Absolutely my favorite story about this is
48:50
when they're like, can we test the
48:52
evidence I like, oh that evidence or
48:54
down And then they're like, wait, what's
48:56
behind this door and are like not
48:58
the evidence you're asking. About and now I
49:01
can You just open the door and then they open
49:03
the door. Ah,
49:05
See it once. that evidence. Bang it.
49:07
I didn't know you meant that evidence.
49:10
For that I gotta go two thousand
49:12
and nine. It was run by of
49:14
Falcon Barrel of Monkeys. Like a barrel
49:17
of monkeys. they open the lid and
49:19
they dislike. And
49:21
they tried that fucking case. There are
49:23
so many Sussex they did at. If
49:25
somebody can look me in the eye
49:28
and say that that case was tried
49:30
to. I will
49:32
institutionalize you. You're crazy. I'm not agreeing
49:34
to that but also miss a prosecutor.
49:36
If you have such conviction in the
49:38
convictions than use it because I'm Ellen.
49:40
Test is the eminent as exams. You
49:42
let let em that everything possible and
49:44
with them to come back with Damian
49:47
all over are so low you spirit
49:49
of debate know it's all good. Let's.
49:51
Go. Yeah, you want to go. Let's day. I
49:53
know they're wrong. They know they're wrong and they're
49:55
gonna get this. Different is Sue and I hope
49:57
they do. I hope Damien and the others get
49:59
ten. The millions of dollars but this
50:01
whole issue about evidence being discovered later
50:03
moved on to thousand. Nine that all the
50:06
evidence that a nutcase have been burnt or have
50:08
been damaged in a flood in a warehouse. I.
50:10
Flatter a fire up there. So many flags
50:13
and fires around. evidence. Whistle polite and fire
50:15
protect those rooms much better. I find out
50:17
what turned out all the evidence was they're
50:19
not as there but in excellent condition and
50:22
that takes me to. The other update on
50:24
a given us a decent Terrell case in this
50:26
case in New Hampshire and it was the final
50:28
investigative case I did for undisclosed. Horrible cases.
50:30
the case in which Jason's own mother
50:32
was a police officer who forced him
50:34
coerced and we have audio of that
50:36
concession to the young kid nineteen years
50:38
old into confessing and then taking a
50:40
bath. But the audio his. Mother coming
50:42
down on him as a police officer
50:44
because you wanted to impress all the men
50:47
in her precinct is just heartbreaking. It's
50:49
a great. The State versus Jason tell you can
50:51
listen to it on undisclosed an and Brooke did
50:53
their season two on it but only after we
50:55
just had to do some. Carroll has been trying
50:57
for years to get dna testing, but the problem
50:59
is there like wheels are no evidence we don't.
51:01
Got no evidence. Will will desolate a boxer sound of the
51:03
year and a half ago of evidence and. Then this
51:05
past December honor the boss. A sound
51:07
of evidence that they said they didn't
51:10
have all these years including the nice
51:12
used to kill they believe the victim
51:14
and clothing from the victim the has
51:16
blood stains on it said this is
51:18
kind of really pertinent evidence. Now for
51:20
a over year Jason has been trying
51:22
to get dna testing done on all
51:25
the evidence. This is the newly discovered
51:27
and the Attorney General's office has done
51:29
like know we're not gonna do it,
51:31
were blocking it Now A very surprised
51:33
reversal of their position happened. This past
51:35
Thursday the attorney's office all the most in
51:37
saying that you know what, We're no longer
51:40
than to oppose the dna testing. I know
51:42
it sounds so ridiculous like why should they
51:44
but it's of seventeen months for Jason team
51:46
to get them at the Innocence Project. I'm
51:48
of New England is representing him by the. Way, they're the
51:50
people I worked with, but most officers, the
51:52
state reserves the right to challenge the import
51:54
or significance of any analysis, including but not
51:57
limited to potential contamination from the handling of
51:59
the evidence of. The that so they're like
52:01
giving themselves at a little bit of a person
52:03
which of course make sense that they have stopped
52:05
opposing it and I was talking to some. Folks
52:07
in New Hampshire who are in the know yet. Is
52:09
a tiny state is a tiny so meaning
52:11
all the lawyers know each other, the prosecutors
52:13
and defense council or best friends. They literally
52:16
actually had this. kind of like they would
52:18
always say like in the legal circles we
52:20
don't have innocence cases here. Which means by
52:22
the way is this evidence comes back and
52:25
it points. To who I believe did at which
52:27
we talked about in the series and I think
52:29
it's so obvious who killed the for women Churn
52:31
Johnson the victim she was. Pregnant she was stabbed
52:33
terribly in lust and a construction site is
52:35
it comes back to point it at that.
52:37
Suspect is Jason would be the. Very first
52:40
person in New Hampshire to be
52:42
exonerated basically using Dna evidence. So.
52:44
New Hampshire's this far behind You think? they're. Like a
52:46
real kind of progressive Satan. Other ways I'm
52:48
but they're like we'll ever get it wrong.
52:50
Close to get it wrong the fact that this
52:52
in twenty twenty four twenty five twenty five when
52:54
of this happens would be them first time to
52:57
exonerate somebody is a damn same. I just means
52:59
there are so many other people who have been
53:01
screwed and me Hampshire has not looked at them.
53:03
But one last thing I asked this person in
53:05
the know why do you think the sudden reversal
53:08
and I didn't what I suspected that there's no
53:10
reason for the reversal. I mean there were just
53:12
telling the that the. Bed. That that
53:14
that kind of like what you expect every prosecutor's office
53:17
holders opposes Dna Evidence is happens all the time. Apparently
53:19
it's because that legal community so small and all
53:21
the lawyers in the stay at everybody is listening
53:23
to this case and following it. And on top
53:26
of that because it's such a big deal for
53:28
any have had habits. First exoneration may be that
53:30
there was so much. Pressure that they're like
53:32
sign they gave in to the pressure
53:34
of the colleagues. It seems like. Because
53:36
it's just made him look so bad in
53:38
light of everything they've been presented publicly that
53:41
the guy's likely innocent. It's interesting that you're
53:43
talking about New Hampshire because I had dear
53:45
friend of mine now is actually pitching a
53:47
new podcast to a bunch of people and
53:49
it's all about Pam Smart Moon. It's not
53:52
about her guilt or innocence, it's a bout
53:54
that she should be out of prison as
53:56
the other two guys are young and I
53:58
heard her pitch episode and it is fascinating
54:00
and a talks a lot about New Hampshire
54:02
and their old school ways and they're digging
54:05
in their heels and it being such a
54:07
tiny state, I really hope he gets picked
54:09
up because she has been in touch with
54:11
Pam for years. Yeah, that's crazy in law.
54:13
You spoke to her, didn't know I think
54:16
you were a collector's that we didn't Actually
54:18
yeah, she spoke to Rebecca of his successor.
54:20
but as a New Hampshire of you have
54:22
to hear the way she lays it out.
54:24
it's brilliance you like. I'm not here to
54:27
go back and forth. Yeah, I'm here to
54:29
tell you that. The people who actually killed
54:31
him or out and Pm smart as out
54:33
and exhausted all of her appeals. It's bananas.
54:35
Why hope it gets picked up by? This
54:37
is a very exciting development. For us, because
54:40
you know how we have like seventeen eighteen
54:42
defendants under our belt. An undisclosed has somehow
54:44
worked on to help bring home. But Greg.
54:46
Lance and you know what? when? Where in
54:48
Nashville for arson next? Life So July Second
54:50
and third. Also is the hearing for the group
54:52
A D N A position that Greg Last has filed.
54:54
He was an undisclosed case. so these. Are to
54:57
potential more to more defendants from
54:59
undisclosed that potentially dna testing could.
55:01
Give them exonerated in the near future. Fingers
55:03
crossed as you can make. As and as you
55:05
can make it article feel tennessee still I second and
55:07
third. Per month for drugs. Well
55:11
I for one Robbie I am
55:13
so happy to talk about the
55:15
snack Fans are Shopify ensnare and
55:17
we just went on for and
55:19
we just launched from Arts and
55:22
you better believe we saw the
55:24
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and ashley.com actually said alleges home.
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I'll see my other case for next
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week, but I wanted to give you
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a little local. True Crime physicists really
57:11
been shopping my hide. So one of
57:13
my dear friends he's a listener. her
57:15
name is Carrie, she has his daughter
57:17
Chloe and Chloe I posted she makes
57:19
these amazing pro se animals I should
57:22
have brought one down to show you
57:24
see is the sweetest, most adorable kid
57:26
there from this tiny town in Colorado
57:28
with like six people or something as
57:30
the My friend Terry was telling me
57:32
that their high school didn't mean girls.
57:35
The music all which is a
57:37
really like fine young pop in.
57:39
I was excited they get the
57:41
rights to that. So anyway this
57:43
is local true crime because so
57:45
freakin pretty paper dispenser of a
57:48
man puts to the editor actually
57:50
man I'll tell you is a
57:52
jaw hell wag to the paper
57:54
as if anybody asks him. was
57:56
like talking shit about these little
57:58
theatre Kill my. A
58:00
shower and he was talking about how
58:03
long it was and about how bad
58:05
the show was which you're entitled to
58:07
have your opinion on Any kind of
58:10
are given people too much power and
58:12
too much entitlement to think says they
58:14
have a say if he was saying
58:17
how the kids were saying obscene line
58:19
see said quote the juice was not
58:21
worth the squeeze because the juice was
58:23
rotten and his saying. These kids.
58:26
Saw this letter to the editor of
58:28
as Awful Editor That letter Also Editor:
58:30
what is wrong with you? That's a
58:32
very good point actually just being I
58:34
love freedom of speech. He said know
58:36
when you're in a letter to the
58:38
editor not every letter gets published. very
58:41
select one get published or that's an
58:43
asshole published. it's a very small town
58:45
of my friend was telling me about
58:47
that I wasn't sure. Crime Go: because
58:49
you think you have some first amendment
58:51
rights. Go for the theater Kids Last
58:53
kids are weird that we're all weird.
58:55
It's. Weird to be weird with at
58:57
what does he want would have ten what is
59:00
it does he want is money back? What if
59:02
he wants he wants his money a good
59:04
am I go attention but he heard all these
59:06
kids feelings of very protective of theater nerds weird
59:08
as a side effect of be an awesome okay
59:11
Chloe and all that it or nerds listening of
59:13
Salt with gets on and starts talking shit about
59:15
kids are you much as we need a nap
59:17
and a pathetic all to quote days each
59:19
again and as saying is that static is the
59:22
only word that comes in at so sad like
59:24
what has run as know life that is pathetic.
59:26
I would lie about what's his name
59:28
console Hell wagged exactly as a perfect
59:31
name is your app. Hell of a
59:33
wag eighty a double Hockey sticks. E
59:35
w eg ie. or it. I don't know
59:37
what I did as but all of them
59:39
up. As soon as you to looks like I
59:41
love you theater nerds Chloe I would have it
59:44
triggered him in some way. What is going on?
59:46
I don't know if your mama see curse but
59:48
fuck that guy Anyway casey gimme some He is
59:50
that. Rabbit.
59:54
Out with some good news. Keep in Basra that hasn't
59:56
given birth and I am. I have had it would
59:58
Charlotte. I just want that out. There, I'm
1:00:00
not, I'm on disability and let
1:00:02
any more in it's quest. My
1:00:05
good news today is coming from
1:00:07
Florida, I'm not going do Florida.
1:00:09
In Pine was county deputy deal
1:00:11
constant. Received a call on Friday
1:00:13
from a resident. Now what's the
1:00:16
deal? Works in the inner close
1:00:18
to waterways of Florida but this
1:00:20
resident called and said there was
1:00:22
something wrong with a man a
1:00:24
T and I guess it's very
1:00:27
normal for manatees to swim to
1:00:29
sell the water. And to sort
1:00:31
of partially breach themselves during mating season.
1:00:33
So a lot of times you know
1:00:35
dell well get these calls and of
1:00:37
course check on them and be like
1:00:39
it's fine. You know they're just do
1:00:41
and you know their to do unless
1:00:44
the lord one of them to do
1:00:46
and that's manatee meeting I guess. but
1:00:48
that's not what happened. So with out
1:00:50
missing a beat down bitch gel leapt
1:00:52
into the shallow water to say this
1:00:54
man a t that was struggling to
1:00:57
breathe. She was literally. Macys are
1:00:59
huge by the way. they're like sea
1:01:01
cow. There's huge. Scale and sees whole
1:01:03
thing as the man a t in
1:01:05
her arms because they're manage he couldn't
1:01:08
get enough oxygen is just got in
1:01:10
the water at she stayed there for
1:01:12
about two hours were of the thing.
1:01:14
Okay so the minute he couldn't keep
1:01:17
its head above water and the think
1:01:19
it was suffering from this toxic exposure
1:01:21
to something called the red tide of
1:01:24
which I had to look up a
1:01:26
slap an algae second poison Manatees pierce
1:01:28
the scary part of the story. some
1:01:30
math he didn't know what was going
1:01:33
on so it got agitated out of
1:01:35
fear right tried to drown know she'll
1:01:37
com since who was thrown out on
1:01:40
loan at the mental is in his
1:01:42
head of em sock and at yeah
1:01:44
panicking. Also say they were able to
1:01:46
transport them and a t to up
1:01:49
marine life mammal care facility if the
1:01:51
manatee is expected to make a full
1:01:53
recovery. Spear are only about thirteen thousand
1:01:56
manatees left in the world. About six
1:01:58
or seven thousand of them live in
1:02:00
Florida even at the risk of drowning
1:02:02
and being probably scared because this thing
1:02:05
is huge see literally read old this
1:02:07
man it's here to help bed and
1:02:09
to say that that is so brave
1:02:12
because it could take you down easily.
1:02:14
See how big this thing as? Oh
1:02:16
yeah I mean like nobody's having here
1:02:18
manatee but listen they are hundreds. And
1:02:21
hundreds of pounds and I think they have teeth. I don't
1:02:23
know. I be scared enough. I could do it. Would you
1:02:25
do it Ellen? would you to. I think you jump. In
1:02:27
to Save the Manatee yeah I was
1:02:29
either like a cast slim I can
1:02:31
swim side of no I don't think
1:02:33
the manatees Keith I think they have
1:02:35
feelings but they are feuds and she
1:02:37
actually radio did they have a feeling
1:02:39
is as yes they have teeth are
1:02:41
growing I think that's okay. I don't
1:02:43
think they're like sox I don't think
1:02:45
they're like pages are I yell grinding
1:02:47
p this what they say Chill was
1:02:49
quoted as saying assist me in a
1:02:51
T is gonna die right in front
1:02:53
of us and I'm lot letting that
1:02:55
happen. So. Marine. Mammal Seaver
1:02:58
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1:03:00
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