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Mark Levin
FBI Doc Alleges Ukrainian Partner Sent ‘Substantial Bribe’ to VP Biden
"Grassley made bombshell claims after reviewing an FBI FD 1024 that documented the informants allegations of an alleged bribery scheme involving an exchange of money for policy decisions between now President Joe Biden and a foreign national. Comer disclosed the informant tip is 2020. Yes, it is Ukraine, Comer told Just the News. This form 1023 involves a business person from Ukraine who allegedly sent a bribe, a substantial bribe to then Vice President Biden. The Biden family frequently visited Ukraine for its respective business. Then Vice President Joe served Biden as the Obama administration's Ukrainian quote -unquote point person on US foreign policy. He visited Ukraine six times while serving six to times Ukraine. Hunter joined Biden the board of Ukraine energy company Burisma in April 2014, two years before Joe Biden stated he forced the firing of Ukraine prosecutor Viktor Shokin, investigated who the company that Hunter Biden was working for. Joe Biden approved an official statement about Hunter's Burisma board position. And despite Hunter's lack of experience in Ukraine or the energy sector, he earned $83 million per month from the energy company, or $1 million a year. While was his son a member of Burisma's board, Joe Biden threatened to withhold, as you know, $1 billion from Ukraine if the Ukrainian government

WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "six" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Locked in more focus at the end we had a little miscommunication but I think the in global communication was on the high point today and I think that's why we won the game. And take a 2 1 lead in the series back home the Nationals 6 -2 loss to the Diamondbacks goes on Patrick Corbin's ledger after a but bend not break six inning start against his former team he said was kind of the same in the last couple games just against Dodgers the and the Diamondbacks quite a better than they at least they know who I am but maybe just a little better location early on mix it up a bit little bit better but even as the game went on they did get some hits but I thought we mixed it up a little bit and got some big outs we needed and just today we couldn't tack on a couple more runs they're late the Orioles avoid a shutout but get stomped out 10 in -2 Milwaukee to fall on the brink of a series sweep the impact of soccer superstar Lionel Messi's arrival in Miami is immediate for the MLS side the lowest price ticket for Messi's targeted debut game July 21 skyrocketed more than 1000 % from $29 to 1929 and the average price of a ticket to the game rose 205 percent is your home the place where you know your loved ones are secure but the things that keep your home protected can't keep pest at bay that's where raid comes in for

AP News Radio
South Carolina poised to enact six-week abortion ban
"To the list of states with near total abortion bans as fights continuing courts and state houses around the country. Lawmakers in South Carolina passed a 6 week abortion ban North Carolina lawmakers overrode the democratic governor's veto of a 12 week ban. Nebraska also passed a 12 week ban am Montana judges weighing restrictions, 14 states currently a bans on abortion at all stages of pregnancy. A federal court is deciding whether to uphold the judge's ruling, rescinding approval for the abortion pill mifepristone, which remains on the market for now. Meanwhile, Planned Parenthood is laying off up to 15% of its national staff and sending more money to affiliates to focus on state politics, while anti abortion groups Susan B. Anthony is working to get more of their candidates elected

WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "six" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
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AP News Radio
Rapper Fetty Wap sentenced to six years in prison for drug trafficking charges
"Rapper fetty wap has been sentenced to 6 years in federal prison for drug trafficking. With the latest. Fetty wap known for songs like trap Queen and 6 7 9 told a judge he was involved in a drug smuggling scheme in 2019 and 2020 because of his selfish pride. He pleaded guilty last year to a conspiracy drug charge. He could have gotten life in prison if convicted on all the charges he faced. Prosecutors say fetty wap and 5 co defendants use the U.S. Postal Service and cars with hidden compartments to

WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "six" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Hour ride Thursday morning. We begin with something new this morning on WTOP. The sale of the Washington commander is apparently heading toward expected by ratification NFL team owners as soon as next month, we're being told. That is according to the Washington Post this week. The paper reports Josh Harris met with members of the league's finance committee this week to talk about six the plus billion dollar deal to buy that team. The meeting went well, we're told. A source tells the Post here. There are still adjustments, though, to be made to get the deal done. But if that process goes as expected, committee the will recommend approval and a league vote to ratify the sale could happen in mid to late July. It's 1205 on WTOP.

Nudge
An Interview With One of London’s Most Well-Known Black Cabbies
"I'm Tom Hutley. I'm 31 years old, London taxi driver. So in 2020, I had a bit of an identity crisis. Of course, you know, pandemic happens, stay at home, you're not allowed to go to work. So I'm thinking, well, if I can't drive my taxi, what am I? What can I do? So I got on YouTube and I was like, I'm just going to make videos about taxi driving, you know, the nuanced stuff, you know, what are passengers like? 75 ,000 people subscribe to Tom's videos, and over 6 million people have watched him driving around London. Most people who do watch Tom are surprised by something. They are surprised that he entirely navigates London without a GPS. Some cab drivers do use a GPS in their cab, but it's more used as a tool. We're not being directed by it. My analogy I would always use is that if you look at a professional chef, they can go into the kitchen, they can make any sort of like, you know, standard kind of recipe, and they can just do it by like intuition. I'll have a pinch of that, I'll do a bit of this, or I'm cooking for this person, I might change the recipe a little bit. Whereas the sat nav, using a sat nav is like going from a cookbook. We can all cook from a cookbook, but it might not turn out as well as what professional chef does. And the professional chefs can be more efficient, they might be able to get it done sooner, have that bit of flair about it. And that's what it's like being a taxi driver. From day to day, the same route I will take one day might not be the same the next day, even 10 minutes apart, you know, because something might have happened on the street, which then influences a small corner of London. And then that then has knock on effects across the rest of London. So how on earth does Tom navigate 25 ,000 streets in London without needing a GPS? Well, he's studied something called the knowledge. So I'll just introduce the knowledge of London. It's capital T, capital K. It's fascinating, even just the name of it just sounds so like prestigious, the knowledge and I'm like, wow. And it's the normalised process examination that us London cab drivers has had since around 1851. Its routes go back to the great exhibition held in Hyde Park during the reign of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. And basically the cab drivers, we've had taxis in London since the 17th century, we was first licensed by Oliver Cromwell, but taxi drivers would frequently get drunk, they would crash their carts of horses and stuff. It was astonishing that we still have a taxi trade today based upon those Hackney carriage drivers of the 18th, 19th century. So they brought in this formalised process called the knowledge whereby the drivers had to learn the streets that they were driving on. So if someone said taxi driver, take me to, they would know exactly where they were going. But yeah, effectively a character building exercise because of how long it would take to get your badge. In those sort of days back in the times of the great exhibition, it might have taken a year or so to do the formalised study to then eventually get to a badge. In my time, it took three years and the average sits around between two and four years. And as we can allude to that the knowledge basically involves learning just about anywhere within London within a six mile radius of Charing Cross, which is roughly the geographical centre of

News, Traffic and Weather
Fresh "SIX" from News, Traffic and Weather
"It's come to light that authorities have found the bodies of five other women in the last three months within a hundred miles of each other. It's also been reported that several of the women like Speaks were homeless and using drugs including Bridget Leanne who speaks as sisters say was a friend of Joanna's in grade school and the two had recently connected. So what are the odds that they die two weeks apart from each other in a mysterious way like this? We aren't ruling that out. Ramsey's body was found three weeks after Speaks near Mill Creek in Polk County. On Sunday Portland police released a statement saying they don't believe the deaths of six the women are linked but the sheriff's offices and the four counties where the bodies were found have not to come that same conclusion at this time. Speaks' sisters say it's too early to tell. We're just asking for people in that demographic, the homeless, mentally ill, addicted to be careful because you can't

Nudge
The Surprising Reason Why We're All Overconfident
"We are overconfident in all walks of life. We overestimate how well we know others and we are overconfident about our own abilities. I think my favourite study out of this set of overconfidence studies is Cited in the Science of Storytelling. Here, researchers asked employees to circle all the positive improvements expected for their own future lives before doing the same on behalf of a colleague. So for example, if you think you'll get a promotion, a raise, a leadership position, then you'll circle those things and then you'll be, you'll ask to think about your colleague and do the same thing. What do you think will positively affect them in the rest of their life? You've probably guessed the results. Many more circles appeared when the participants ranked themselves versus their co -workers. We imagine our life to be full of future positives, raises, promotions, leadership positions, but we don't imagine the same for our co -workers. We're all overconfident and that's natural. To help me understand why we are so overconfident and why incompetent some people believe themselves to be more competent than they are, I spoke to the author of the Science of Storytelling, Will Storr. Will is an award -winning writer. He's the author of six critically acclaimed books, including the Sunday Times bestseller, The Science of Storytelling. He's a behavioural science nerd like me and has spent decades reading about psychology and learning how to apply it to storytelling. And through his work, developed an incredible understanding of how each of us view the world and why we are so overconfident. To understand overconfidence, Will says, we need to understand the confirmation bias. Here's Will walking me through this bias and why this confirmation bias makes us overconfident. I think of the brain as this, I call it a hero maker, you know, a psychologically healthy brain makes somewhat us heroic. So assuming that we're not depressed, if we do an ordinarily functioning person, the brain kind of distorts, you know, tells a story about the world in which we are much more heroic than we really

News, Traffic and Weather
Fresh update on "six" discussed on News, Traffic and Weather
"Point you know as much as I work it was never I mean I literally had a month of offseason to get ready for a full season so it was kind of rushed and so I normally do an offseason. NFL preseason just about six weeks away first preseason action at home against the Minnesota Vikings mid -august. Sports at 10 and 40 past the hour. I'm Tim Hole Northwest News Radio. Another caller to the Northwest Auto Show with praise for plateau diesel performance. Kurt in Kirkland. Thank you This year we got our six -liter completely bulletproofed by his company. Working with Jack was an absolute pleasure and we just don't feel like we're driving around a ticking time bomb anymore. The truck feels great and it runs free I and want to thank you Mr. Reynolds. Thank you doing our purpose when we help guys like you get the vehicle to work and work correctly. Plateau diesel performance in Enumclaw. Call 844 -6 -Diesel. PlateauDiesel .com. The The latest research shows us that homeowners are doubling down on their investment by turning their bathrooms into

The Charlie Kirk Show
The Most Important Court Case of 2023 With James Lawrence
"Now is James Lawrence, who's an attorney for the Mackey legal defense fund. You may or may not remember, we talked about this a couple of weeks ago, and now it's going to trial. It's actually went through jury selection. I would go into trial. Of the case of Douglas Mackey. Where they're trying to put a young man in prison who made Internet memes and jokes about the Hillary Clinton campaign in 2016, and they're trying to lock him up and throw the key away. James joins us now. James welcome back to the program. Charlie, thanks so much for having me again. Good to be with you. So James, give us the update. What is the status of the trial or the jury selection, fill us in? Yeah, so I believe we're in day three of jury selection and mister Mackey's case. But since we last talked, there are two developments that I would like to make your audience aware of with respect to the case. The first involved the government's plan to introduce evidence from a confidential witness and to just give your audience context around that request. The Sixth Amendment guarantees the rights of Americans to be able to confront their accusers and open the court. It's something that goes to the core of the constitution as a native of Raleigh, north Carolina. I can tell you this is something that sir Walter Raleigh was complaining about from his prison cell and the Tower of London in the 1600s. I mean, this is how bad rock this is to our country. And in this particular case, the government plans to introduce testimony from a confidential witness whose name will be withheld from the public and the court has not only granted the government's request to keep that person anonymous, but also to prevent mister Mackey's trial team from engaging in a fullsome cross examination of the witness with respect to that individual's connections with the Federal Bureau of Investigation through the briefing, mister Mackey's defense team has learned that the confidential witness has a relationship with the FBI and back has pled guilty to the very same offense that mister Mackey is accused of and is continuing to work with the government, but

The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
City of David Foundation's Ze'ev Orenstein Shares His Story
"We're back with zeb orenstein director of international affairs at the city of David foundation based in Jerusalem. By the way, you can follow him on Twitter. And I have great to have you. I thought it'd be great for people to hear how an American Jew born in New Jersey. Ends up being a representative of a key representative of the city of David foundation doing archeological excavations as we speak and uncovering amazing stuff that we're going to talk about. But talk a little bit about your story. So I grew up in New Jersey in a traditional Jewish family and went to Jewish day school. But one of the things that wasn't focused on in the school was a significance of Israel and the modern Jewish State of Israel. And so I grew up in new a lot about the Bible and safe and things like that, but Israel not so much. After high school, I go for a gap year to study in Israel. And during a weekend Sabbath in Israel, we spent it in the old city of Jerusalem. And one of our teachers rabbi mori ruble, he gets up. And he starts speaking about his experiences growing up in the 1967 Six-Day War. Now, leading up to this war, you have the nation's Arab nations surrounding Israel. Speaking very openly in Arabic in English and every language, we are going to destroy Israel. This is 19 years after Israel's reestablishment, about two decades after the Holocaust. And they're openly saying we will destroy Israel. In Israel, they were preparing parks to be future and that's graves, expecting horrific casualties. The American Jewish community in 1967 was begging Israel to send the children to America so that in the event that Israel's destroyed, there will be a surviving remnant. And yet, not only does that not end up happening. But in 6 days, Israel, Israel, nearly quadruples in size. Returning to Jerusalem to the Temple Mount to the city of David to the old city to the mount to olives to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the stations of the cross, places like bethel, Bethlehem, check him, Shiloh, Hebron, all the places that are biblically significant in 6 days, Israel returns to all of these places in so many others.

Discerning Hearts - Catholic Podcasts
A Meditation on Mark 8:22-26 for Wednesday of the Sixth Week in Ordinary Time
"For the next few moments, surrender all the cares and concerns of the stay to the lord. Say slowly, from your heart, Jesus. I trust in you. You. Take over. Become aware that he is with you. Looking upon you with love. Wanting to be heard, deep within your heart. A reading from the holy gospel according to Mark. Chapter 8 versus 22 through 26. Jesus and his disciples came to bethsaida. And some people brought to him a blind man, whom they begged him to touch. He took the blind man by the hand, and let him outside the village. Then, putting spittle on his eyes and laying his hands on him. He asked, can you see anything? The man who is beginning to see replied, I can see people. They look like trees to me, but they are walking about. Then he laid his hands on the man's eyes again, and he saw clearly. He was cured. And he could see everything plainly and distinctly. And Jesus sent him home saying, do not even go into the village. What word made this passage come alive for you? What did you sense the lord saying to you?

AP News Radio
National Archives asks representatives of past six administrations to check for classified documents
"Sources tell the AP the national archives is asked former presidents and vice presidents to recheck their personal records for any classified documents. The letter was sent to representatives of former presidents and vice presidents extending back to Ronald Reagan to ensure compliance with the presidential records act. It comes after classified documents were found connected to former president Donald Trump and more recently President Biden and former vice president Mike Pence. We have had for quite a number of years any number of mishandling investigations. FBI director Chris wray didn't talk specifics, but said that is unfortunately a regular part of our counter intelligence divisions and counter intelligence programs work. And

The Charlie Kirk Show
Are Republicans Misplacing Anger Toward Kevin McCarthy?
"In some ways, people are demanding we reject McCarthy because they're angry at McConnell and mcdaniel Romney. McCarthy is just the lowest hanging fruit at this moment to say we have been so betrayed we've been so deceived this is the hill to die on. We'll find out if that's wise.

The Charlie Kirk Show
The 6-Month Speaker Election? Rep. Troy Nehls Weighs In
"We have Troy nows, who is from the 22nd congressional district in Texas and freedom caucus member and in all star conservative who is voting in favor of Kevin McCarthy and he joins us right now, congressman Nell's welcome to the program. What is the latest from the floor? It is now in the 5th round of voting, hasn't happened in a hundred years, walk us through it. Yeah, Charlie, thank you for having me. I'm in the cloak room, the Republican cloak room, which is just behind the house floor and I'm looking real time at the numbers and right now it shows that Byron Donald is at 19. I mean, this is the 5th vote. The last vote Byron had 20, I'm going to make an assumption. He'll get 20 to the needle hasn't moved. It hasn't moved at all. And I am a member of the freedom caucus. And I have said to my Friends, and they're great people. There's 20 great Americans America first patriots. I said, but if you're going to identify a problem with Kevin McCarthy, let's have a solution that I respect Jim Jordan probably more than any member up here. I think he's fantastic. And when you look at Jim Jordan, he's supporting Kevin McCarthy. I think the American people that are watching this unfold on their television are saying we had 20 people supporting Jim Jordan and then it's prior to that. Jim Jordan is up there giving a speech for McCarthy. So I just think it's a little it shows a little confusion, some disorganization and I think we got to get to work and we can do better than this.

The Charlie Kirk Show
Newt Gingrich Tears Into Republicans Over Speaker Vote
"Gingrich has some wisdom to share. That has made some headlines. Let's play cut 26, please. You know, Lincoln in his first inaugural warned that the problem of secession is once you establish that principle, then everybody can secede from everybody. These 5 people need to take a deep breath tonight and ask themselves, are they really want to send a signal that every 5 people in the conference can screw up everything for whatever reason? They were three of them one end and presented Kevin McCarthy with 30 some different demands. Most of them involving personal advancement and in a free society, you can not just as you can't give into terrorists and you can't give in to hostage takers. You can't allow them to take the conference hostage and win. You know, I don't think newt meant that literally because the left calls us literal terrorists and uses the national security apparatus to come after us. But let me continue to build out an argument that I floated the base has been looking for a pressure release valve ever since the midterms. We had our hopes up for Carrie Lake. We had our hopes up to win seats in the Senate. We had hopes up for Herschel Walker and for Blake masters. And so we had a very disappointing showing in the midterms. We had a disappointing showing in the Georgia runoff. And then how does Mitch McConnell the turtle thank us? How does D.C. act after a disappointing midterms? We get an inexcusable, 1.7 trillion dollar bill that is now law that sent money to every LGBTQ fantasy camp that sent money to go secure the border of Tunisia Oman, Pakistan, and Lebanon, while disallowing any money, to be spent on our own southern border.

The Charlie Kirk Show
Bryan Williams Is Running to Become Chair of the Ohio Republican Party
"RNC race that is going to happen on one 27 is directly tied to what's happening in Congress. You see, Kevin McCarthy, Mitch McConnell, and Rana mcdaniel Romney. All three of them are different, but similar in the sense that they are the highest ranking Republicans in the House, the Senate, and of course running the Republican Party. And the grassroots is angry. We are very upset right now. We do not want things to continue as they have $1.7 trillion omnibus bill, losing the U.S. Senate. It is a pattern of losing our country, losing elections and ronna Romney running the RNC, who has personally attacked me and turning point, believes she's entitled to continue to be RNC chair, despite loss after loss after loss. Well, joining us now is someone who's running for the state party chair of Ohio, who is behind her meet Dylan and will not vote for ronna Romney coming up on one 27. Brian, welcome to the program. Thank you. Good to be here. Tell us why you're running and the dynamics that are kind of unfolding in Ohio and why that has national implications. Well, I'm running for a vacancy in the chairmanship in Ohio for a lot of the same reasons that there is a challenge being brought to run in Washington. We win elections here in Ohio, but we're making it a little bit more difficult. And we also have this kind of swamp like maneuver within Ohio that preordained who gets through primaries and so that's those are local state issues. But one of the major issues in this chairman's fight is who's going to, who will you vote for at the end of the month for a national chairman? I'm the only candidate the race that has endorsed her meat Dylan. Charlie, you just nailed it. I mean, that's why we need change. Three unsuccessful elections in a row. How many years do you stick with the coach before you say it's time to make a change? Yeah, and you're right. You guys do win elections in Ohio and praise God JD Vance got across the finish line and thank you for your help with that. But it was a little underwhelming in the house results in Ohio. Was it not? Yeah, we lost we lost three seats.

The Officer Tatum Show
McCarthy Loses Sixth Speaker Vote
"We still do not have the Speaker of the House. There's so many mixed emotions, so many makes feelings when it comes to McCarthy, and I'm gonna tell you guys the truth, nothing but the truth so help me God. I have no idea. What's going on on this? I don't understand because I see Republicans whom I respect that are saying. McCarthy is not the option. He's a rhino. He's not going to do what's best for the party. In protest, they're not voting for him. And I also have Republicans that I respect are saying vote for McCarthy. He's a good guy. He's the one for us. When you look on social media, you will see that 90 percent of people on social media is given the middle finger to McCarthy. But 90% or 80% are probably around 85, 90% of politicians are in support of Kevin McCarthy. I have no idea what the thing. I have no idea what to believe. Byron Donald is one of my favorite representatives. And he don't support McCarthy. And I think he's a rational reasonable person. I hear his testimony. He don't support it. Jim Jordan is one of my favorites as well. He supports McCarthy. Donald Trump came out in a lengthy statement on true social and made mention that we need to come together as a party. This is pretty much embarrassing and we need to get behind McCarthy. But I thought McCarthy was establishment just like Mitch McConnell. So what do you believe? What is the truth?

AP News Radio
Red Wings snap six game skid, take down Tampa Bay 7-4
"The red wing snap a season long 6 game winless streak, topping the lightning 7 to four after the teams traded a pair of goals in the first and one in the second, the red wings scored twice to open the third, including gillan Larkin's second of the game, the eventual game winner at the 9 46 Mark. We responded at every moment and we stuck together. We played hard. We did a good job on the penalty kill. And it was just a mask two points for our hockey team. Ross Colton had a goal and an assist for the lightning who dropped their second in as many nights after winning 5 in a row. Denny cop Detroit

The Dan Bongino Show
Carolyn Maloney: Six Nations Spent $750,000 at the Trump Hotel
"Carolyn maloney one of the goofiest members of Congress he's a Democrat from New York Political playbook picks up on these three She's the House oversight chair won't be for long because some good news is it looks like we're going to take the house Yes finally some decent news here Carolyn maloney soon to be outgoing chair of the House oversight committee Released new documents showing get a load of this folks major scandal scandal alert Showing 6 nations spent 750,000 bet Hold on That million Jim Now can you double check that No wait Jimmy you know you missed three zeros That's a million right You're sure Mike you know I don't trust him anymore with his dark web Can you look at a mic standing by He's looking over it He said okay mom what do you think No no Mike says it's right Mike says it is So Carolyn maloney Democrat radical lunatic from New York Has uncovered document that I love this is Jim documents What Like you mean hotel receipts The deep throne gave us the diamond Like what from the hotels She's released documents showing 6 nations spent $750,000 at the Trump hotel Wow My God really Holy Moses This sounds scandalous That a bunch of foreign countries that stayed in D.C. stayed at the nicest hotel in D.C. next to all the political buildings And get a load of this scandal And they paid for it too Wow

AP News Radio
Six of 43 missing Mexican students were kept alive in warehouse for days - The Guardian
"Information on what might have happened to 6 missing Mexican college students I'm Lisa dwyer with the latest A Mexican official says 6 of the 43 missing college students who disappeared in Mexico in 2014 were allegedly kept alive in a warehouse for days and then turned over to the local army commander who ordered them killed Mexico's interior undersecretary Alejandra census's surprise new comet is the first time an official has directly tied the military to one of Mexico's worst human rights scandals That detail was not mentioned when the undersecretary made a lengthy defense of the commission's report that was released a week ago at that time he declared the abductions and disappearances a state crime

AP News Radio
Rudy Giuliani testifies to a grand jury for nearly six hours over election investigation
"Rudy Giuliani was added in Atlanta courthouse yesterday as a special grand jury investigates possible illegal attempts to influence the 2020 election in Georgia Giuliani spoke with AP reporter Larry knew Meister at JFK airport as he returned to New York providing few details after hours of questioning before the grand jury in Atlanta District attorney said if the end mister Giuliani has satisfied his obligation under the subpoena So I was very happy with my satisfied my application Giuliani was pushed through the terminal in a wheelchair and confirmed it was his first plane trip since heart stent surgery in early July his attorney bob Costello did not address whether his client declined to answer any questions but said the 5 and a half hour session went well with no disputes Fulton county district attorney Fannie Willis opened the investigation after the disclosure of a phone call between Donald Trump and Georgia election official Brad raffensperger I just want to find 11,000

Six Degrees of WTF
"six" Discussed on Six Degrees of WTF
"But it was available to everyone agree. I feel like that is a song that should be me and trying to throw the free snowman exactly. We ought to pay for that. Exactly all right well. Let's let's jump in. Please stop wasting my time so Before i share my story. I wanna start with a hypothetical. I just got so excited. I know i need to wake your ass up. So this is totally. Woke me up and by the way my my road trip stop is in north dakota north dakota bardo near there yes faisal again starting with a hypothetical. So let's say you're out on the lake and you're not afraid of lake sharks or anything so then it's not me but go on your laker a river or whatever. You're chilling out. You're in a kayak or canoe just enjoying the day you come up onto trash bags floating in the river or maybe they're like stuck in some branches or something. What do you do nope. i don't open it enough murder. Exactly god now we know like grab them and take them out of the river lake. Lease them somewhere. Don't want i'd be so scared that it would be like squishy buddies in there. I be so scared to touch it. I so obviously. There's like some sort of someone takes care of this area right like hope. I mean it could have been just like the b. l. emma's driving through the forest and they had a bunch of trash bags in the back of blew out and went into the lake. Blm bureau of land management. Why is black lives matter draining out by throwing out. Newest funny is did you. Have you watched the white lotus. Was he with bureau of land management. Okay yeah i loved that show so much fucking get. Oh my god anyway. Ah no. I'm not touching it it's going to be squishy. There's gonna be a body in there. So i'm not touching it. I would immediately. I would stay in that area and get.

Six Degrees of WTF
"six" Discussed on Six Degrees of WTF
"Well that but also that they set him up to make out with who he thought was. Jamie lee curtis and it ended up being a cadaver from the mets call. So thanks mucked up man. That is really messed up. It really is. And i understand more than anyone that when you are confused or lost or traumatized. There's nothing like spinning in a carton. Just it captures everything. You're feeling it is just a physical representation of the chaos. That's going on in your head. Which makes me totally not a horror movie. Do you watch not bad. moms working. Moms affleck's now. You're the second person he's told me about my god. I love that show so much but in the last season booth a dad. He has daughters being bullied by this. Basically white supremacist teenager. Now and the dad punches him because the kid keeps speaking back to him punches impotent. He just starts spinning in his daughter's dad. Why are you spending. 'cause.

Six Degrees of WTF
"six" Discussed on Six Degrees of WTF
"Mike. God there's also the haunted donkey which is a small donkey container in the shape of donkey but it spontaneously bills with water. The juice container in the donkey. So there's a little donkey. I saw a picture of little donkey. Looks like you know it's like old school pulling a wagon or something ragging has this container in the back of it. And so i think that's where you put the liquid and then when you pick it up in port. Report comes out of the donkeys mouse interesting. Yeah i get that. What kind of person buys that. I don't know gently. It belong to this woman or this person's grandma and she used to tell them when they were growing up automatically fell soap water and they just thought okay. Grandma's when you're little you're like ooh that's amazing rains and as you get older like shade water like she's still trying to russia mike. I'm five right right then. When grandma died they got the juice container and they would come downstairs randomly and they hadn't done anything with it and there would be water in the container chesting. Yep what a thoughtful donkey totally. But then there were also. The haunted tap shoes were found tucked away in a nursery closet inside a house that was supposedly full of ghosts at one point in time a woman who had murdered her baby in the nineteenth century lived there the woman who found the shoes in the closet that said that she heard a knocking sound coming from inside when she was cleaning things out for an estate sale and she believes that there was the shoes doing their own little tablets. And i feel like if you had had those shoes. When you're doing ami back in the day in chicago your tap shoes they could have just danced exactly exactly and the people in the audience would not have heard what was it. You said where am i am. I think while you're michael. Eleven years old playing. Anne yes fucking shoes and then i just hear the voice coach in the audience tackling leasing on no go to tap dance. I'm tired oh my gosh. If you hear like you're in your room in your bedroom and you hear it time step come from the closets did it did did it did it. Joyful is that that's wonderful. I would love the donkey and the shoes all right. We'll put your. Yes my favorite haunted ziplock bag. What did that entail the seller claims that can restore or he'll anything anyone so like if you're you have some still put it in the ziplock bag not stale anymore. But in the puck bag mold goes off the cheese. and also. if there's someone in your family who's sick or ailing you just take a lock of their hair and put in back of heels them. How are you gonna fit like your dodd in a ziplock. Some hair or toenail coping something. Some personal effects. Gosh will they see you can buy them in sets of three six or nine so evidently it's more than ones apply back. There is something toxic but we've also heard tales of haunted dolls that are basically little murderous assholes which is why i hate dolls. You and my ganga ask fears possessed all i know this is yes totally unreasonable. But i have always been terrified of a doll lake. Just turning looking at me and like crawling off the chair chasing me. Just can't handle it. My grandmother used to have these old dolls that used to belong to my mom and her sisters or whatever and they'd be in her basement. And whenever i was down there playing just tear them down like seriously waiting for them to move. I used to have management's my grandma's house. I'd wake up in the night and a doll had crawled up on the chair next to the bed and was staring at me and then i had another dream one time that all the dolls came up from the basement and cared me up into the mountains and drop me off a cliff. Oh my god is. But i'm ninety nine percent certain that my fear of dolls tends from this movie that was on tv. And i was only like three or four theme when he was on it was called trilogy of terror. Okay it had karen black in it here in black she. I think if. I'm not mistaken. Because i don't really remember the other two or three short movies in this trilogy. But the last one she buys this little like i think it's like an african warrior. Dog berdahl a. Here's your african. where your dog. this warriors. The doll ends up coming to life while she's in the bath shutting out and gets a knife out of the kitchen and like terrorizes her. So my mom you know back in the day this was like in the seventies so we have like three channels right. my mom. I'm sure just turned the tv on. She had gone. I think she was taking a bath. Or and so i was in the living room playing but this murderous doll discussing this woman around her apartment and it scared the fuck outta me. My mom said she heard me screaming bloody murder and she thought something was wrong. She comes out and then she sees what's happening on the tv but it was already toward the end. Because as doll was relentless it just would not leave her alone. I can still see with adult. Looks like i can still see like i said three or four. Dazs are terrifying. I don't know what it is. It's kind of like with clowns. I feel like children are just born with a natural fear. Gyp of it you know. And then you have the murders poltergeist around the tree like take caroline something it was. It wasn't caroll-ann securely in the tree took will ono the boy yeah but then how did he get attacked by. The cloud was a different scene. So long since i've urges the clown attack him when he got away from the cloud in the tree attacked him. it's tree. I feel like the tree was the first thing that attacked him. He was laying in bed. Just chillan right but speaking of dolls. Not only we've heard of annabel which i still haven't been able to watch those movies there. Nick ed there's also the story of robert the doll. He is a handmade cloth doll. The said to be possessed. The doll was given to a boy by the name of eugene auto by a servant of his parents sometime in the early nineteen hundreds. Eugene loved the doll who was like his best friend. he named him robert. Because that was eugene's middle name but strange events start happening about the time. Eugene turn ten one night. He woke up to find robert. The doll sitting on the foot of his bed staring at him a few minutes later has mother was a welcomed by jean screaming and then there were sounds of furniture. Being thrown around eugene's bedroom. She ran down there to find out what was wrong and found that the door was locked. She finally managed to wrenched open and found. Eugene curled up one end of the bed and robertson at the other end of the bed staring at her. She asked eugene what had happened. He proclaimed that robert. Did it know anytime as eugene was growing up anytime something happened. He would blame it on robert. His parents were like. Oh he's just precocious and he's blaming it on his tall so throughout the years the family would witness several strange things with the doll. Though eugene's parents would here eugene talking to robert and then they would hear robert speaking back in a different voice a first they thought it was just robert throwing his voice but they started to believe that maybe something was up with the dalwin. They would hear him giggling from eugene's room when you gene wasn't even home nancy.

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"Marine shoddy to to clad spotted a uniform-clad man in a wheelchair and thought the man's costume was an attempt at mucking the military so he attacked him and as the marine learned upon his arrest. The man's wardrobe was not a comment on the military. He was in fact. A disabled veteran owned my god. That is some marine virginity right. There seriously calm down sir my goodness so that is a good reminder that not everyone is going to be wearing a costume and maybe that's one night. We shouldn't attack people based on what they're wearing unless they're wearing like a nazi uniform or something like that because then if it's real urine asshole if it's fake era now so also either way and disabled veteran though can we just can we just not. Can we just leave them Okay so it's also important to remember that desperate people will go to desperate measures to get help. Sometimes this is crazy. So her in oregon back in two thousand twelve a. Woman bought a graveyard kit. And i'm assuming it's like just like the foam graveyard markers decorate outside your at first. I was like you get a kit for that. I was gonna bury their own family member for just get a cat. Martha stewart makes. It comes with a little shovel in gloves. So this woman she got this kid in there was note inside of it and it was written by chinese factory worker who claimed that he and others were tortured. And enslaved in a forced labor camp making toys making graveyard kits ricardo fifteen hours a day with no pay or days off so in the letter he he was pleading for her for whoever got it to forward the letter to the world human rights organization and the woman did just that and the chinese worker was freed when the camp was exposed months later. So that's just a feel good story but y'all look at every content in any box you get about that. I don't even read the directions half the time. I am too but seriously i read the story and i was like. How many have we reached out to. I doubt any every me..

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"Lemons. Bill you know are you. How do you know. I'm cutting you. Yeah scream shit right there all right. Let's take a break. thank you. I have got a. We have someone who wrote in from youngstown. Ohio her name is julie andrews. She said she had a story to share. Now this i will tell you now. This made me giggle. So she writes new recruit reporting for duty. I have a confession. But i'm not fully attributing it to true crime because i feel like i'm such as that i would have this irrational fear. Even if i wasn't a true crime junkie nobody says spouse anymore. Does your absolutely im spazio. Oh my gosh yes. I need to start using that again. That's a fun word. That word has been out of my vocabulary for a very long time. I know you're such a spouse. Okay thank you julie. I could stop their retro throwback. Says she said i know this is going to sound stupid and totally fucked up and before you ask. I do have a therapist and we do talk about this. But i figure maybe if i share it with you also maybe i can get some good healing from it. We are here usually so she says i am thirty. Five years old and i have never been married. That's not so weird. You're probably thinking either. Yeah adults like bachelor forever. I say that with all the love she says well. I also refused to get too serious with guys. Because i don't want to commit to anything long-term again clem. Probably doesn't sound too dumb. I could be a party girl who likes to play the field and enjoy the single life. I'm not that girl though or at least not anymore no kids. I believe that. I refuse to get too serious because i am afraid. I'm going to marry a psychopath. And i'm going to end up dead or missing or even worse will settle down. Have six kids. And i'll wake up one day and see his face on the news because he's a mass murderer and has been sneaking out at night to bludgeon helpless victims at arrests. Stop or something total. Feel like can continue else totally irrational rate. I know a lot of it comes from past trauma after witnessing what my mom went through when i was a kid. Yes i also work on this with my therapist you. I don't date a whole lot anymore. But i used to. And you'd think i'd be more likely to meter random psycho. When i am dating around. I mean if i were to settle with the guy reduce the likelihood that i'm going to meet a psycho i guess i just don't trust my luck enough there. You go crazy girl of the year right here. Don't.

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"Formerly known as someone probably died on this episode eran discusses the alleged vote doctrine of travis walton and the story of thirteen old too net. Chris man who has murdered by an intruder while babysitting savell. Welcome to six degrees. Ask w. t. at this is a special. Asmar episode today. We bring you murderers in dogfights So relaxing so nice. what's up. y'all i said yeah. We're stupid but you already knew that. That whole asc martin is like people get obsessed with it. They do and i have so. I have their sleep app. That i use that like play. You can create your own. Mike white noise or whatever and you can combine them so i do like raindrops and thunder these. As amar sounds that you can add. It's like finger flutter walking in snow flatters use and yet just like or turning pages. I've oh my gosh. A friend of mine told me about about it. I had never heard of it. And i was with two of my girlfriends. We were watching felicity. Because i love the show even twenty years later still so good but we were watching felicity and my friend was telling us about it and we were both just like what the actual hell is she talking about and she was talking about like the hair brushing. That's a big things. Yes there's a sound for that on there. I think it's so it is creepy. And i agree. Be i get super annoyed. If there's a sound over and over and over like when we would work in an office and i would have someone who i shared an office with her sitting next to me and they would eat chips and the rates ruffle with their hand in the chips and then they'd put it in their mouth and they'd crunch and after about the third ship i'm like i have to fucking under right. There's a psychological condition. I forget what it's called but people who are annoyed by repetitive sounds. I don't have that people get annoyed by like chewing really really cannot deal with it. I now send this friend of mine. Oh my gosh. She's so funny is now sent her a things that are like they're like our friend that we were watching felicity with. She is my my sweet canadian friends. She moved to canada. And so i made one as tomorrow with. This is the sound of my soul morning. The departing of our dear friend just did over and over again didn't want to be brushing. One of my kids are here and it was full of tangles here. Like oh mama anything relaxing. It's the son of a kid. Either hairbrush really. Yes but my app also has physi- soda so like after you pour a drink. And how the bubbles and your that one's nice and then there's an ice cube clinking one will love that so i put those on with my rain and then my violin music tapes of sounds while you sleep. I feel like you're really high maintenance. We'll know so. Jeff told me about this. 'cause he has his own sounds he likes to listen. They have jupiter. You can listen to what it sounds like on jupiter. Yes how does anyone know what it sounds like on twitter. Say have recording equipment. You know what a sounds. Mirena sounds angry. Code rate of my uranus. 'cause now you make about both bills. Both battles yours sounds satisfied. Sounds very angry. But i played when i win. Jeff was here and he was like i can Do the ice cubes. You have to turn anyway. How are you folks. We're not going to do the entire episode. Sas omar but. I think that'd be. Maybe we can do a special asamara episode patriot or something just for fun before we jump in. You know the drill please. Rate subscribe to all your friends. And as i mentioned before we do have a patriot on different tiers. Different extras that you get. If you sign up to subscribe though taken out taken out hearts to make it wrong hole wrong podcast. Oh man speaking of uranus we just poked it sorry okay. Let's get to what we what we're here to actually talk about all right so i get to go first today and wanted marco get to go first to be. I'm not so. I decided to go with because as you no doubt you and i have different interests when it comes to some probably died. I mostly geared toward like the serial killers and things like that. You love the really weird and an urban legend legend. And all of that. And you're the one who brought at blake talking about paranormal. Stop as well no. I actually have a ufo one today. I'm surprised we haven't done one of those before. No we haven't so. This is totally new. All right so this is the travis walton. Ufo incident. Now i am not up on my ufo encounters like you. I don't know all the people but like you get fans when you have a ufo or alien encounter. There are conventions and stuff that you go to so this line still around dhaka anyway. So on november fifth nineteen seventy five. Travis walton was working near snowflake arizona. He was he.

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"Lori by so they'd gone to a movie and then much like people did back then. They went for some privacy. They parked along a secluded dirt. Road away from people they could play some kissy face and then it was reported that just before midnight. Someone appeared at the driver's side window and shown a bright flashlights in the window. A i the two of them thought you know someone would just fucking around with them but then the man pulled a gun on them and demanded that they get out of the car. It was reported to the man was wearing a white hood. Like a pillowcase. Over his face and the is were cut out anyone getting friday the thirteenth part to vibes jason. She thinks similar for yours hockey mask so i feel like that was inspired by this anyway. So the couple of the car. The man immediately demanded that jimmy take off his pants. Jimmy complied and then the man pistol-whipped twice cracking his skull knocking him unconscious mary. Jane told the man that they didn't have any money. Has she thought he was trying to rob them. He hit her in the head as well and then told her to run. She started running toward a ditch because there were trees on the other side of it so she figured maybe she could get into the treeline and hide but he yelled at her to run the other way so she did. She came up on a car ran up to thinking that maybe she would find some help there. But it was empty and i but i don't know for sure that maybe it was a phantoms car. That was there so anyway. He caught up with her and when he did he casually asked her. Why are you running. She was running because he told her to. He called her a liar. Did he knocked her down. Big chair warning here proceeded to sexually assault her with a barrel of the gun. Oh my god yeah. This is while she's unconscious or unconscious. He'd knocked her down omega on. My god god no. He left without killing her. She got up. She ran for help. And i read. The jimmy also managed to come to and i don't know if he got in the car and drove to find help but eventually they both survived. They were both taken to the hospital. They were questioned by police but due to inconsistencies in their stories the police decided that they just made it up. Whoever had attacked them they knew them and they were trying to protect them so they told the public. It was just a revenge attack. Nothing to worry about. Oh my god if someone attacks me. I'm not making that shut up and i'm not going to protect someone like if someone i know as attacked me circle down if you pissed with me if use fucking sexually assaulted. Do you know like the psychological tori. That would my god my. I'd even if i didn't know you i'm not protecting your ass. Now you're going down motherfucker so in the movie version of the scene. The couple survived but the character representing jimmy there. The names were changed in the movie. And i don't remember what the character's names were. It was much more dramatic like dude. They were trying to drive away. Dude broke the front window. And then he pulled jimmy out the front window of the the cars of course and then hit him. I think it was with a crowbar. The girl wasn't raped but she was. I think she got shot and then someone drove up on her. She was found crawling across the road so there was a lot of drama and also as a side no in the movie. If you watch it. I don't know of cars. Were really really difficult to drive back. Then or what the fuck. Because every time someone comes getting around a corner. The car is like fish tailing about to spin a cookie and this was the fifties or the forties in the forties the forties. I haven't is from the forties. I don't know but anyway so it was kinda comical so coming back to the actual story. It's now march. Twenty four hours and some guy. Driving along rich road found a car parked the end of the road which was also popular lovers lane. He went to check the car to see if there was anyone in there. And if they were okay and found the dead bodies of twenty nine year old richard griffin and his seventeen year. Old girlfriend pollyanna more. How huge age disparity there. Richard was found between the front seat of the car on his knees. And then pollyanna was in the back. Seat both had been shot in the head and from what it looks like they may have been shot outside of the car or at least one of them because there was blood on the ground and it looks like there may have been a struggle out there. They also found bullet casings which were said to be from a colt. Thirty two pistol. From what i understand. She too had been raped but there was nothing. Formerly mentioned in the post mortem report but police said that she had been assaulted at this point in time. Police from both texas and arkansas were brought in as well as the fbi to investigate and a five hundred dollar reward was posted. Dozens of people were interviewed. Most of them from a bar. That wasn't far from where the couple had been found. I also read that. Jimmy and mary jean. The first victims insisted that whomever had killed richard and polly. Ann was probably the same man who had attacked them. But they've heard word now. This makes me think that you the police were really awful or the two of them. Were the pariahs. Texarkana taken seriously must have a reputation of being fucking idiots or something because yeah both times. They're like just go away. Sir larry something up with those two now in the movie. The scene was much more dramatic. The lead policeman was out patrolling. The city happened upon an empty car and when he went to investigate he heard gunshot so he calls for backup on a cb radio then goes looking for the gunshots. Defines the guy lying in a ditch with a gunshot wound to the head and then he eventually finds a girl tied to a tree with a gunshot wound and there's also a close call scene between the policemen and the killer. The killer gets away. You know so again. A lot of dramatic effect but this scene bugged the fuck outta me because the police officers was raining really hard and he has a flashlight and he's looking around like he's having a hard time seeing. It was obviously daytime when the scene was shot. Maybe just before dawn or dusk but it was like there turn. You need the flashlight job crazy. So now coming. Back to the real crimes since april fourteenth three weeks after richard and pollyanna were murdered and there was a dance at the local veterans of foreign wars organization and the town and fifteen year. Old betty jo booker had attended because she played the saxophone and she was in the band who was playing for dance that night at the gig ram late and afterwards she was getting a ride home from a good friend of hers. Sixteen year old martin. This was the last time when they left to dance last time. The either of them were alive a few hours after they left the dance. Some people travelling down north park road saw what appeared to be a teenage male lying on his side in the middle of the road when they got out to see if he was okay they found that had been shot in the face the hand the back and then through the back of his neck when police got there they discovered that the gun that was used to shoot him was again. A thirty two colt pistol which was also the type of gun used in the previous murders. Police kept searching found area. Further up the road from where he was found in a looked as though struggle had taken place there because there was blood on the ground they kept searching for betty jo and eventually found her around eleven thirty. Am almost two miles away from where they found the kid she had been shot twice once in the chest wanna face again with thirty two caliber pistol. And this is what's creepy. They found her fully clothed. Her coat was banned all the way up to her neck. She was lying on her back with one of her hands in her coat pocket so he had staged her he's progressing. Oh my god and killing number. What.

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"Judy the daughter said that judith did live with the warrants for a few years but she moved when she was eighteen and she had to go she said that judith lived a childhood filled with neglect. And the warren's basically took her just to help her out and give them a place to live. Judy says that her parents were rarely home. They traveled a lot giving lectures. On booked. horrors day were studying. These cases and judith would stay at their house and watch over things while they were away. Judy tony also said that. Jews had a long term boyfriend for most of the time that she lived there. She eventually ended up marrying this boyfriend. And the couple would often spend holidays with the warren's as i mentioned earlier all of the started coming out the lawsuit came up and judy and tony believed that judith was manipulated into saying these things against her parents now again. I'm not going to spend any more time on the lawsuit or of the soap opera drama. I will put a link to this article from the hollywood reporter up in the show on our website. If you want to read more into it. But i'm gonna dive into the some of the cases they covered so we'll start with the first country movie now. This movie claims to be based on the true story of caroline and roger parent who bought an eighteenth century farmhouse in harrisville rhode island and then they moved in with her five daughters andrea. Nancy christine cindy in april and nineteen seventy only to find that. The house was possessed by spirits. Or according to the warren's a really pissed off which named bathsheba sherman now as an aside. I'm going to mentioned. The movie was based on the transcripts of eddin lorraine warren. They wrote down things. The family had told them and also their experiences from their perspective while they were in the house and andrea was very clear about pointing that out as well. She wrote a trilogy of books. Titled house of arkansas. So flight that she self published which are based on her and her family's firsthand experiences so anything that the warren's documented was stuff that the family had told them it happened so they didn't get all the details is basically what she's saying like my books basically tell you how it actually happened. There's been she didn't say that they did it wrong. Or they did anything bad but she just wanted to make that distinction at. I'm not going to recount the entire plot of the movie. It's mean if you're interested watch it. It's terrifying about the story. So i the movie makes it look like the parents moved in the summer. When it was nice and beautiful but andrea said they actually moved in during the winter and weird. Things started happening about three months after they i moved in and then christine perrin said that started with bedroom doors. They'd fly open and then bay against the walls in the middle of the night so it was like someone was just walking through the halls Banging like flinging open everyone's stores also in the movie. We notice psyched. I day or the second that they moved in. What's her name. Lili taylor yes. The woman who plays the mother carolyn. She lays down to take a nap and she wakes up and she has bruises on her. And she's like. Oh that's weird. Yeah it's like right at the beginning of them moving in..

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"Welcome to the podcast. Formerly known as someone probably died on this episode i discussed at an lorraine warren specifically their cases that inspired the conjuring movies and aaron closest things out with the mysterious death of bethlehem. Deaton this odell aaron. Welcome to six degrees of what. Well hello welcome to. Someone probably died with us or died with. I know i just read it. No one died while in our company. Someone probably died starring us. Write these down. They they they read so much better. When actually say that. I'm like wait. That could be taken the wrong way. We live in the presence of someone who has died. Not someone who has died in a terrible way jess while with us. It's very humane. I'm sorry i'm just kidding. I'm just kidding motel. i'm erin. I'm this is the podcast of misinterpretation. Every it really is the welcome back. We're here with more stories. Were here see their did it again. We're here we are here. We are here. we're in your ear holes. Eu are correct about that. And we're only house with our.

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"You didn't do your laundry. You didn't do all of your tours so no you don't get to do this. And i left my house and went and sat up the football field for three hours and then felt sorry for myself. No one came looking for me. So i mean those are the things are teenager. You know you think you know better. I add there. Were some people online. He said you know you shouldn't do this to a kid when this is her whole life and i'm thinking no you actually should. Because they need some. They need to learn to have a little more life than that. Yeah so another thought was. And i couldn't see if anyone had actually pursued this but i wondered if maybe he had a friend in canada the i'm sure he had some of the kept in contact with Managed to make it back to candidates. Like no one from what i could tell even looked in canada for him yeah. There is a very comprehensive website. though mason's army dot com has a link to pretty much every article every podcast episode and social media account linked to mason. There are also a ton of photos of mason there as always. I would encourage you to reach out if you know anything for. Transcript of both erin. Mike cases you can check the episode page on our website. We also have several links of our sources photos of those people we've discussed and maps of key locations on both of our cases as well and will put the will for my case. Put the contact information for if you've seen or if you know anything about mason on our website i feel like the most logical of the theories is that he went to the anime convention. Can those fans are hard core and will find a way to get there. What's concerning is. He didn't come back right. Which makes me think well he could have easily could be live on the street somewhere. Yeah or. I know that it's not as easy to change your identity these days as it used to be rain. We've made as on high dis and whatnot. But you know if you get hooked up with the right people anything can happen. Yeah so i mean in my heart. I really would hope that. He's okay and that he's found happiness somewhere but then on the other thing. Yeah and i'm alive. I don't want to be a part of your life. But i'm fine. It's been six years and we are okay. Well let's take a break from back for an.

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"All right. So Audrey got home from her job. Her jog no. Not the job at the job. She found Chris, who had not been there before. Okay. Standing there completely naked. Back, hey, baby. Don't you want some of the house? Standing there completely naked. Holding a butcher knife. And this went from bad porn to American psycho very quickly. Yes, yes. I don't understand how we reach this point. This is why I watch these things. Or read these things. He had shaved his entire body. I don't know what's going on. It sounds like he's planning a murderer. And because did you ever see that movie tend to midnight, this just reminds me of that? Charles Bronson back in the 80s, where this dude was killing nurses, but he would do it completely naked. Oh, interesting. Yeah, except for he had pubes because they did show the dangly bits. And he didn't shave his head. So he could have left air. So I don't know why he. Yeah, hello, that even more probable that you're going to leave. Right. Anything shed. So, okay, so he's standing there completely naked, holding a butcher knife, and he rushed at her and forced her into the garage through their interior. Forced her into the garage, and there was a blanket in there. And he forced her face down. He tried to rape her anally. With the knife at her throat. Oh, I thought you were going to see with the knife. And I was like, oh my God, no. Okay. No. I would have done it for that. No. No, the knife was at her throat. Her throat. He then stood up and told her that he was going to call her ex-boyfriend, which he was sure. She was having an affair with. The dude lived in Kansas. He was sure they were having an affair. She was going to call this ex-boyfriend in Kansas and force him to listen as she died. That's what he tells her. Psycho. He kept accusing her of cheating on him with this guy, and he wanted to know who the real father was. Of their firstborn malachi. She kept telling him it's you. Right. You are the father. And he didn't believe her, and she said he just looked at her. And then he put the hammer. Oh, no. Didn't put a hammer down. He hadn't picked it up yet. Hold on. He put the knife down and picked up the hammer. Oh my God. He hit her four times. Twice on each side of the head. She was still completely conscious. She was hurting. Oh, yeah. Then he doused her with gasoline. Oh my God. She could taste it in her mouth. Ew. He lit a candle. A lovely candle that she had bought. She remembered buying this candle for Christmas or something. Like it was a nice scent. Oh my God. And he just tossed it at her, like he was tossing her the mail. Jesus. She went up in flames. Oh, shit. She was conscious through this entire thing. And she specifically remembered a moment when she was sure she was not going to. She was like, I'm going to die. But she pictured her boys as orphans. And. Found the will to not only live, but to get help. She was engulfed in flames. I can not stress this enough. God. While on fire, she managed to pull up the garage door. Manually, Chris had run into the house. After he set her on fire, he ran into the house. Underwear on in case somebody sees me. I mean, if someone comes by, I'm sure someone will got a look decent. So a neighbor spotted her. From across the street, ran over, put the flames out, and called 9-1-1, and they told her they told the neighbor to get her into a shower which I did not know this. I guess, apparently you were supposed to do that? So they told her to put her in a shower. The skin maybe? I guess so. I feel like that would hurt, like a mother. I know. I can't just feel like knives. So she got her in a shower. The ambulance came the helicopter came because she was going to have to be airlifted to Tampa general hospital. A paramedic who is on the scene said that her skin hung from her face and arms as though it had melted. Oh my God. I can't fucking even. Okay, so in the meantime, a separate fire had been set in the living room. And John O'Hara, who was the workman measuring property lines in the neighborhood. He spotted Chris. And Chris was in the flames, and he helped pull him to safety. So Chris had gotten a little burned, but nothing terrible. Right. But Chris first words to the paramedic were. Did I kill the bitch? Oh my God. Hello. Hello. So Audrey was put into an induced coma for 6 weeks. She didn't get to see her son until three months later. And in fact, the person her youngest was, I think, a year old at this point. And he had gotten so attached to the person who was caring for them. It was hard for her to just kind of keep in mind she looked completely different. Yeah. So she hadn't seen them for three months. Meanwhile, Chris was charged with attempted murder, aggravated battery and arson. So Audrey woke up in December of 2009 and she felt completely lost. She endured excruciating surgeries. In therapy. Yeah. 80% of her body was covered with second and third degree burns. 80%. That just hurts. At the trial, here's the part where I'm like, at the trial, Chris tried to convince the jury that she was trying to kill him. Oh my God. Yeah, she was the one who wielded the candle and the gasoline and he just defended himself he kicked her and that's how she got caught on fire. Now luckily the jury after asking the paramedics if he had managed to kill the bitch. If he had managed to kill the bitch. No, he didn't ask the paramedic that he asked the workman on the planet. Okay. But yes, no matter what, dude. And this guy testified at the trial and told him, that was what he said to me was did I kill the bitch? So yeah, no one's gonna come on now. So luckily, the jury did not buy that story. At the sentencing, Audrey said, and I mean, she was up there. She wore because I watched part of the trial. She wore a sleeveless top, showed her arms, all the scars, she, I mean, her face just on her chin just kind of went completely straight down. And you could see what the paramedic was talking about where it just looked like it melted off of her. Because it wasn't that long after this fire that they had the trial. It wasn't like years later. But in her victim impact statement, she said, I ask that the court your honor, not show mercy on his earthly life because he did not show mercy on mine. I love the way she phrased that. The defense asked the judge to consider the shortest possible sentence, which would be 12 and a half years. No. No. The judge think goodness. Sentenced him to life in prison. For trying to kill his wife, 30 years for the arson and 30 years for the aggravated battery.

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"Had gone to a house in that neighborhood and never made it out of the neighborhood alive. He starts looking into tips that are coming in through the website and the Facebook page and one anonymous tip indicated that investigators might want to look at the desert south of Vegas near the Henderson Nevada executive airport. So Rhett and rolfe organized a search that took place on April 10th, 2010. There were over 70 people who showed up while searching the team came up on a tent that had recently been occupied by the looks of it, they estimated that someone had been living there for a few months, the tent had collapsed, though. There was no one there. There were food wrappers and other things around the general area indicating that someone had been there recently. Another person on the search team came up on several bones. But after testing the bones, it was found that they were actually animal bones, and after testing some of the things found in and around the tent. None of them contained Steven's DNA. So the family and investigators continued to look for answers, but were at a complete standstill. And it's still in that same state. There's just nothing. He just disappeared. He is. Sadly, Rolf passed away suddenly in February of 2011. He never stopped searching for Stephen. There are a few theories that have grown pretty popular on Reddit and web sleuths. And I spent way too much time Las Vegas combing through these. I'm nowhere near finished because these Internet detectives have done. I mean, I feel like they have looked at every possible angle. So that makes sense. Others don't, so I'm just going to share a few of them. There was one user on Reddit, who claimed that, and I quote, he was not a drug mule, he just wasn't. He drove to Las Vegas, looking for a job, stumbled across some losers on Craigslist that murdered him. Under the guise that they were hiring. And that was that. It was basically confirmed by our police department, this person claimed that they were from Las Vegas. They even know what House he was murdered in and who did it, but they can't get a case against them. Some people were finding holes in this person spoke with a lot of conviction. They had left a lot of messages on this forum, but their profile has been deleted. So if you're going to go on, and I don't know if they deleted it after making all of these allegations. Claims they had all this information about this, but none of this information had even been hinted at anywhere else that I could. One user on web sleuths, and again, I didn't write down the user's name. I've learned my lesson. Once I find something interesting, I need to write down who posted this, because there were so many. There were so many threads on web sleep. It's like one would get too big and so they're like, okay, new thread, and I couldn't figure out which thread this was. They said that they were a door to door salesman or a salesperson in the Vegas area, and what they think happened was, so they.

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"Raped her gone. I tunes on the window and francaise hate. He won't have ago so tetons proceeds to rape alison while he was doing it. He choked her until she passed out. She woke up. She didn't know how much leader it was because she was lying outside the car on the the sand and they were stabbing her in the abdomen and in the pubic area only ida she would later learned that they had done so as many as thirty seven times teens then proceeds to cut her throat franz pushes him out of the way straddles her and then proceeds to stab her throat and neck. Seventeen times. God i gotta i gotta guide. He stops and allison remembers the sound of their voices growing fainter and she vaguely remembers hearing her car drive off and they had tossed her close out the window and onto the sand next to her. She said that surprisingly she couldn't feel any pain but what was most disturbing to her was the sound of her breathing through her severed windpipe. Then it dawned on her that she was dying and the likelihood that she was going to survive was very slim and then she said she felt herself leaving her body and she said she could she can remember looking down on her bloody corpse and she said at that moment she knew she had a choice. She could go onto the afterlife or she could go back and she chose to go back and she was like i was thinking. I'm gonna change so many things about my life. I'm gonna live my life purpose. 'cause she'd free wandering saul and i'm going to be have a better relationship with my mom and my parents all these things i'm going to do. She said she felt herself return to her body. The sounds the ambient sounds of though ocean. The chirping bugs and whatnot came rushing back and she was suddenly aware again that she was alive and the only thing she could think of was. Now that i'm still alive. I have to survive this so that i can catch these guys so they can never do this to someone else. The first thing she did was write their names in the sand with her finger in the hopes that have. Someone found her that they would see this. And that hatched the in anderson with a gel just in case she didn't survive the next thing she wrote was. I love mom. It was then that she felt something wet on her legs and she realized her intestines were outside of her body. Oh my god. Oh my god yamagata magadan so. She reached over and grabbed her denim shirt and pressed against her stomach so that she can hold them in. She started crawling and she said all she could think of it. She was crawling was if i make it a little bit further a lease my mom will no i tried. Yeah oh my god. She said they're crawling was very awkward. Just i'm gonna tell you prepare for this next part because this is what made me say i have to do this fucking story. So she's crawling. It was very awkward because she was only on hands and knees but only one hand because the other one was pressed against her stomach. Ohlinger insights in we gotta make. She managed to hoist herself up to her feet and then everything went black. She held her hand to her throat. Wave it in front of her face. Her hand went into a wound. My god god did severed the muscles on her neck and are headed actually flopped bat her shoulder blades. She's life. That is why. I have to do this story. She said she had to use her hand to pull her head back up and hold it upright so that she could see. I know how the phone look. Did she live this. Why headed the story. So she's holding her head up with one hand holding her stomach together with the other one and she starts walking. She said i felt as though someone had picked her up and then settled down because the next thing she knew she was at the end of the road. She said as soon as she got to the road her strength gave out and she fell shoes lying in the middle of the road and she remembered thinking the worst thing that can happen to me now as a car is going to hit me like party. That's when she saw a pair of headlights toward her. She says the car closer. She thought if this is franz tins comeback. I'm screwed. yeah. I can't fight them off now because she had no strength left so she said the car stopped set there from it and then a sped off driving around then she heard another car coming. Just one was driven by twenty year olds twenty year. Old student named tie-in not teens He was import elizabeth on vacation with his friends. They stopped the car and got out. They ran up to her and tien said all he could tell was. It was a person covered in blood. They were naked lying in the middle of the road. So go down on the ground. He took her hand. He said she couldn't speak but he could tell she was alive because she was looking at him and her eyes were completely bloodshot. He said he took office shirt and later overheard cover her and then he started talking to her just to keep present so one of his friends had cell phone which wasn't common back then but he immediately called emergency services. They estimated that they were maybe fifteen minutes away from town so it shouldn't be long for the hospital but they waited and waited and finally paramedics arrived about forty minutes. Later they loaded her up. He got in the ambulance with her. And i know as he said as they drove the paramedics seemed to be going at a leisurely pace because they were like. She's she mine and he kept saying go faster. Go faster but they didn't seem to see the urgency in it. They finally made it to the hospital. They took her inside but tien was not allowed to go back in with her. And alison said this entire ordeal from the time franz kidnapped her opener door crawled in to the time where she was wheeled into the e. d. only took ninety minutes. I'll might have been so much longer. So dr who attended alison. That night was named. Dr david coleman. He said that before. And after that night he has never witnessed anything as horrific as the injuries that alison had sustained. He called it a mindless destruction of human and it really disturbed him. I mean even. I watched the documentary on this which everyone needs to watch fucking amazing but he says even now he gets choked up talking about it and he did. He was cheering up while he was talking about what had happened to her. What is this documentary on. It's on amazon. Prime is called alison. So n. yeah. The rest of the style is also deeply disturbed by the violence that she had suffered at the hands of another human being. They said you see injuries from motor vehicle accidents. You see bar fights you see analyze million other things but none of that was disturbing to them as what they witnessed happened to allison but even other attempted murders. Like i can't this is so much overcautious. Oh my god. He said he being dr cohen. Said the allison's laceration to her neck went from ear. Her trachea windpipe had been cut cleanly through. She was breathing through a gaping hole. Just above her collarbone after. He examined her neck wound. The doctor who had admitted her said wait. That's not all and then pulled back the sheet to show him that she had been disemboweled under.

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"What is happening. What the hell is happening later on. There was an interview with james beijinger. The host of the heightened seek podcast. He interviewed roberts. Roberts denied saying that he had had a sexual relationship with nancy. He said that the story about the scarf was made up by the police. He also said he didn't remember ever confessing to the police even though they have record of it. He claims that medication that he was taking at the time may have been responsible for his confession. He also said that when he mentioned the firepit the police he was talking about how he himself wanted to be cremated in his firepit when he died owing thought. We were talking about me right when i'm ready to die. I'm just gonna crawl fire earn just for a little fluid myself and he still maintains he is innocent and he has no idea what happened to nancy. About this time. Nancy's daughter samantha. And she's still actively seeking answers in this case but in two thousand nineteen she hosted in ama or asked me anything on reddit she wrote. I'm nancy moyer's daughter. I don't have many answers. But if y'all have questions or legitimate theories about nancy meyers case. Please ask away. Nancy's case was featured on an episode of disappeared on discovery. And in this ama samantha said that she felt they did a very thorough job of covering the case. She stated that she believed. Nancy was and i quote taken by the man. That lydon changed his story. Meaning jim roth. While just recently on march third twenty twenty one timber workers found human remains while working at a densely wooded area near whitlock washington. Which is about thirty miles south of tonight now. Sam was interviewed because she's still active in the case. There's also another woman who had gone missing in washington and sam and that woman's daughter anytime they find human remains or something comes up the two of them go together because we're both actively searching for their mothers. What happened to their mothers. But sam was interviewed and she said it would be amazing. I mean even if she's not alive we would elise no and we'd be able to mourn her properly. I haven't done any vigil or anything. I'm not going to until i find her. The state crime lab is working to identify the remains in the cause of death but said it could take weeks to identify them depending on the state of the remains so this is still an active case. So if any of you know anything or a few i feel like it's been out there at that's been on oxygen. It's been on discovery. Plus if you do have information or know something if you go to the website uncovered dot.

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"Truth but he also claimed that investigators pressured him to say his early account was ally. We talked a lot about the white man pride. And there's a lot of it especially in the south you've gotta lot don't. We're talking about become a member of the new york. John paradise lost. It is the thing. It is the thing so of course. Investigators denied up. Obviously of course in another twist. Shanta was able to reach out to april bonds. His daughter because she is shantha's daughter in law all connected. Everyone is connected in this weird. Little and i mean when you look at a map of this place bike. There's one main road that divides the the town and there's well at least divides where the twins were living in where everyone else was. The mom has never given up. She still i mean..

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"She was fascinated by the white house and by the white house boys in the fact that there were no records where the boys were buried. She said when you look at the state hospital. The state prisons the other students to touche's at the time there are very meticulous. Plot maps you can reference or if you are a family member today you can say whereas migraine buried and they can show you exactly where so. Why didn't that happen here. I don't know that does stand out. So the team used ground penetrating radar in excavations to identify where bodies were buried however in order to determine the cause if the cause of death was from injury or murder or illness or whatever. The bodies had to be exhumed but you can only do that if a family member requested so they can see all these bodies in there but they can't do anything about it so by december two thousand twelve the researchers indicated that there were at least fifty braves on the ground and that a second cemetery was likely to exist so in august. Six twenty. Thirteen governor rick scott in the florida cabinet issued a permit allowing the university of south florida anthropologists archaeologists to excavate an examined the remains of any an all boys buried at the dosier site so exhumation began on august thirty first of that year. Bones teeth artifacts from the gravesites were sent into the university of north texas health science center. Dna testing in january two thousand fourteen. The university of south florida announced that excavations have yielded remains a fifty five bodies which is almost twice. The number that official records say are there shen since the investigation began. Six bodies have been identified. George allen smith who was found dead underneath a house. You know nineteen forty one thomas. Burt varnedoe who reportedly died ammonia. Earl wilson who was supposedly murdered by those four boys bennett evans. Who was an employee who died in the nineteen fourteen dorm. Fire sam morgan. His death was never reported and robert stevens. He was stabbed to death by a fellow student. Former students say that there were many more who died but they were most likely fed to the hogs. God the god only knows how long this has been going on now. The town has been in a bit of denial about all of this. They say the white house boys are exaggerating that they're even lying to try and milk money from the state. Marianne is known for absolutely nothing except this right so it their town has a bad about name to it right Some guards who worked there and even some superintendents claimed that they never heard about or saw any abuse but admitted that it could happen. And the men who were beaten say that there is no way that these abuses could have been going on and they didn't know come on now right so on april twenty six two thousand seventeen..

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"So that's like what they were known for and at the time in one thousand nine hundred fifty six. It was the largest reform school in the country. There were six hundred ninety eight students and one hundred and twenty eight. Staffers and so just the fact that people would drive around. Cd sweet like with their kids and see these sweet things that like all these terrible evil boys are being reformed and displaced works. I mean look at the love and joy here while they have a giant fan going in the white house so that they have no idea. But you know what's going to happen later that night or happened that morning to them. Exactly this front was put on that part seriously. Just gave me chills. I did not like reading. May nineteen sixty one. Sixteen year old boy named jerry cooper was sent there because he was a runaway. He was interviewed back in two thousand twelve and said that the school staff got him out of bed. One time at two. Am and took him to the white house where he says they threw him on a bed tied his feet and began beating him with a leather strap. He eventually passed out but a boy in the next room later told him. He counted one hundred and thirty five lashes. Just thinking about these fucking guards. Who do this shit. Yeah these are all boys. Ya like ten seventeen years old. I just see them anxiously awaiting the fresh meat. They get to torture guests. Exactly apparently the fifties and sixties were the worst and many of the children who left the school in the fifties and sixties went on to rape and robin kill. I mean obviously jaw. Is anyone surprised by that. Wrote after fourteen months at the school. Leon holsten killed three younger boys in pompano beach and he began serving a life sentence since nineteen sixty eight while in two thousand twelve. The supreme court ruled that mandatory life sentences for juvenile killers was unconstitutional. So he was up for release I saw pictures of this dude..