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on a video or like it gets like flagged and shit. So I'm wondering
for our theme song having that infamous man. Uh. And it is a
great idea. It's just weird because you were saying he was a pretty cool
guy here. I know, I know, it's yeah. I love his
mustache just because I love Charlie Chaplin. Right, I'm like any guy that
type of mustache. I really like to listen to right, and then I
also start screaming, and then we screamed together on the TV. Right,
maybe to the same person. I know, it's funny. Charlie Chopin hated
hated the government, especially fascists and stuff like that. So welcome to the
show, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Strange Brew Podcast. I'm
one of your host, Tom kat aka Tom Thompson. They'll raptilli and make
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I joined by Hardboy again. I feel like I haven't been on this side
for a while now. I know, it just feels like forever. Many
won't notice and they never do because I fit like fit in stuff with like
bread or Billy or whatever. Right, And there's a lot of conspiracy episodes
coming, That's why this will be a lot of fun. But they didn't
notice the little break we had, which was like almost two months but not
noticeable to the fans. But it's just crazy. It's like you're watching the
video of this right now and you look at my face and you think,
oh, you know, Iron must have been away and he got some sunburn
or something. I was away. That was like a long time ago now,
but this actually gets flared up every time I do jiu jitsu, which
is like three times a week. So I just have this like permanent I
don't know what you would call it, like this when you sweat or something.
I don't it's just like face plowed in the mat. Yeah, basically
from people ripping my skin off. Yeah that sounds just a constant thing.
It's yeah, it's it's shit, but it is what it is. Strange,
all right, let's get right into this stuff. Yeah, so there's
a you know, I just want the know let everyone know that. Yeah,
it's me and Aaron are kicking it into high gear and Brett it seems
pretty enthusiastic about recording. Also, I'm do you know what? Do you
know? What? Do you know? Have you heard of this beer?
Pronounce it for me? Oh Haarah's yeah, that's yeah. I thought you
were going to say something really weird. Do you know what it is?
Do you hit drink this? No? No craft brood in Ireland? What
is it? Some sort of ale or some ship? It is a traditional
ale? I despise ale? Really, Oh dude, so disgusting. You
know actually it's not bad, but I like an IPA but then this is
only four point three. But Scotland's got your beat. This this wee heavy
I have is fucking seven percent. Where do you get all this random shit?
It's called the LCBO, the the lick bo. Like do you just
go to like the lakerstor and just pick up like random things? Yeah?
Yeah, Now, especially with Christmas, they come in like little packs where
it's like you can try them and stuff like that, all different kinds from
the whatever brand you know, the Distillery, Railway City promote us. Can
someone promotes like I want I just want to say this quickly. I want
to shout this out. I can't get fucking ads. I'm gonna try to
go to a new platform. Are uh. I got a message from Podbean,
our distributor, and essentially said that we didn't pass the safety content uh
to get ads, or at least it said that it could affect us getting
ads, And I'm like, well, like come on, like I want
to live off this one day everybody, So like, if you guys could
go to the Patreon or buy some merch, even though I get like no
money from the merch, but if you can just wrap us, Tell your
friends, tell your mom, tell your grandma, tell all your fucking family
and friends about the show. I would, I would really appreciate it.
Uh, But this way I push people towards the Patreon because like, I
don't really like doing ads to begin with, and I'm sure there's a way
we could figure it out, but we don't pass the safety content Like come
on, come on, I get that a lot on YouTube. Now you
know it's crazy man on absolutely everything, even episodes that like, you know,
me and me and you weren't together, let's say, so, I
know for a fact maybe it didn't go as off the rails. No,
but like I feel like when we're together, we vibe and sometimes we can
kind of tend to like go off on things. Yeah, but like there's
there's a couple of interviews that I had done solo, and I'm like,
there's no way there was anything in that. No, But even some of
the stuff we've done, I don't say like that. I say some crazy
shit, of course to the normies, but there's no way that it's like
that bad. Like in some episodes, we're just shooting the shit about horror
movies and ship like that's just crazy sick of a ship. So before we
dive into some like deep conspiracy stuff and really go down the rabbit hole,
I want to do some fun episodes and and you know, we need a
buffer. It's even a buffer between like true crime and like you know,
like the conspiracy stuff because they're both kind of hard to digest for some people
like me and Billy are doing Richard Chase tomorrow. I know, boy oh
boy, that is a very dark episode. Have a lot of fun.
Yeah, so in and you know, fans won't notice this, but they'll
come out when I want them to come out. But it's it's probably one
of the worst ones that we've covered. Jeffrey Dahmer. You can poke out
a lot, but this guy's a monster. They're all monsters, but this
guy is a moot stir. Yeah, I might actually look forward to listen.
To be honest, you got to get on some man. I have
some ideas for all three of us episodes. So even though the most used
modern weapons is a handgun, people all over the world are still funny,
new and inventive ways to kill people on the fly. Usually during crime of
passion, a person will use whatever they can find nearby to use in an
attack. So obviously there's a lot of different ways to kill people, and
people kind of get creative, Like there is definitely some creative ways to kill
a person. Off the top of your head, was the most creative way
that you would kill a person if you had the chance to. Could you
fuck somebody to that they kild But she has to be like an old lady,
Oh god, because she has to have a heart attack. No,
but could you not, like shorty, you could just like wear a checkout
if you oh yeah, yeah, you gotta keep it, you gotta go.
I feel like it'd be tough. Could you face if you choke him?
Yeah? Is that how you want to go out? I don't want
to go, but I want to end somebody's life that way. Yeah.
Imagine going to jail for life and that it's like, oh, yeah,
you face fucked somebody to that? That's crazy. I was I've never experienced
like I can't. I can deal with horror movie blood and all that stuff,
but I don't know if I could deal with like even if it was
like someone I hate more than anything in the entire world and just want to
see them eradicated from this planet. This is good. Maybe we shouldn't talk
about this. This is gonna go down like a dangerous, dangerous path.
So you can know my true thoughts. On Patreon, I will do a
whole episode about how and why I would kill somebody, you know, for
me, nothing seriously on the topic of that thought for me still and I
don't know why. Uh, stabbing for me is always now it freaks me
out more Nanning. Yeah, even like sad what's happening to the screen movies
because you know, cancer culture is great even on both sides, leftist and
right is right. Uh, but uh that even those scenes where they if
they make it like the sounds and just like you know, and obviously that's
probably it's a little animated for Hollywood or whatever, but I'm sure that it's
fucking brutal. Someone just getting like, like, yeah, the idea that
has always been horrific to me, in and out you're fucking flesh man,
no, thank you. So in nineteen ninety one, a six year three
a three year old man from West Milton On, Ohio, bludgeoned his wife
to death with a pair of banjos. It's crazy he he didn't do like
one banjo. He did a pair of I don't know if I don't know
that banjos were a pair, but he killed his wife with two banjos.
According to Baltimore Sun, Mamming County Chief Deputy Charles said, I've been an
officer for thirty years, and uh, that's the first banjo killing off scene.
I don't know why they always got an American this guy, like yeah,
Edward Benson was charged with aggravating murder. Benson beat his wife, Katie
with musical instruments. Katie was beaten with a banjo in the head. When
it was destroyed, a second banjo was used. She died on route to
the hospital, suffering massive head injuries. Deputies were dispatched to the scene at
five oh one am after Benson called on one saying his wife was in need
of paramedics, obviously to tell him why. Benson also immediately called an attorney.
Neighbors said that they didn't hear any disturbances from that disturbances from the home.
Authorities aren't sure what led to this beating. They have no idea why
this guy just snapped and then probably like beat the living shit out of his
wife. Literally did with like his favorite instrument, because if you have two
banjos two, it means that you like enjoy it, you know, Yeah,
she must have done something to really annoy him. To be honest,
yeah, I'd like to eat a figure. It's gotta something like do you
think she like he caught her, like cheating or something like a big hulking
black man or something potentially, And can you imagine how good it must have
felt this cave her head in. I don't know, I think you have
some pent up angry angry No, but think about it, alright, think
about it if it was a situation like that where there was something like cheating
or something like that that was going on. And I because I feel like
a lot of these crimes are like crimes of passion or like heat at a
moment kind of thing where like somebody just snaps and goes, you know what
I'm going to do. I'm going to pick up this ban it and then
you do release. You know how good it feels to go into those like
wreck rooms really just destroy everything, like I imagine that it's a human being
that you really hate, or just like maybe I'm wrong. I know there's
probably exceptions to the rule. Or whatever. But I can't help but feel
like there's a lot of people who are in situations like that that do shit
like that. And after you get that initial like you know, when you've
gone crazy and you've like smashed your head in or whatever, and then you
take a second and step back, can go, what have I just done?
Where that realization of when you go into a blind rage, like serial
killers have, like the idea when Jeffrey Dahmer took his first victim's life supposed
to be like he blacked out and he was like he just saw red and
then he bashed him. I think with that uh that barbell or whatever,
like that shit's crazy. He just snapped and then he like in the time
where he's been like even like it's because he's someone that blacked out when he
got drunk. And then remember he woke up and he's like, go check
out our four hour episode Dahmer, but like he woke up and even realized
what he did, like which is crazy, and you think what the influence
of alcohol does, right, Like you know he's really drunk off scotch,
and then you know he gets she gets a text message in her phones,
maybe by the husband and he looks and it says Tyrone. He's like,
who the fuck is Tyrone? Susie? What is her name? Uh?
Katie? You know it makes me who's Tyrone Katie? Huh? You know,
like when, because I'm sure he's probably both experience this in her younger
days, when you would do like tons of dumb shit when you were drunk,
and then you would wake up the next day and you would either have
like maybe messages on your phone, or you would you'll maybe call somebody,
dude, what happened last night? And they go, oh my god,
man, I can said this and like how shit that feels. So I
can't imagine what it must have been like for someone like Jeffrey Dahmer to wake
up the next morning be like whoa what and there's like a lot of dead
dudes and no one. He's like, what's going on? Know what?
You know? What's funny though, like you think that Katie was his his
cousin or something, because what type of people play Banjos Aaron? Those type
of people. You're not going to catch me out with that one. All
right, what's next? Up? I feel like this one's probably even better
to be talking. So although it sounds like a bizarre urban legend. This
sad murder is all too true. In two thousand and seven, China Arnold,
a woman from Dayton, Ohio, was charged with the murder of her
infant child by burning the baby to death in her microwave. Holy fuck man,
I actually was not a striking up A downer me neither. I have
no prior knowledge of what these stories are. So she killed the baby in
the microwave after arguing about whether or not her boyfriend was the child's father.
Please say the infant had high heat internal injuries, but no external burnmarks.
Fucking hell, evidence that led the coroner to conclude the infant had been placed
in a microwave. The infant's DNA was found in the microwave, but the
evidence didn't establish who put the baby inside. Arnold took the baby to the
hospital after finding her unconscious at home. She told hospital officials she did not
know what had happened to the child. She told the defense attorney she did
not know how the baby suffered the Barnes and she could not recall having anything
to do with it, which means she definitely had something to do with it.
How do you go into a blind rage and then just like toss a
baby into a microwave and then close the door and be like six minutes Like,
that's fucked up. That's There's a bunch of crazy, crazy, weird,
strange uh murders throughout this episode, but that is crazy waving your baby
some sort of urban legend. The babysitter microwave the baby because the babies wouldn't
stop crying and she was trying to get it on with Johnny. You know,
that's all like a picture. It's like an urban legend. The fact
that this woman did this and then didn't remember this always makes you think,
Man, you can't what we're gonna say, Because I was gonna say,
like, think about this for a second, right, and we've both probably
had some quite fucked up as in our lives and situations and probably haven't been
the best people. And I've just done made some horrible decisions blah blah blahh.
I've never put a baby in the microwave. That yeah, but this
is what this is what I was going to get to. Can you imagine
like saying a year or two or whatever, whenever you and Chelsea decide to
have kids and having like a small infant. I can't picture a situation where
I would get that irase, like you know what I'm gonna do. I'm
gonna microwave this baby. That's what's crazy. So I've talked about my my
law teacher that I had in high school that was a lawyer and made us
like essentially like solve certain cases and would push us to question things and to
figure out the story. And we talked about one and I remember the whole
story, but essentially how this dad accidentally killed his baby when he was bathing
in I think and just didn't realize you got to be soft and not aggressive.
It was something like that, definitely by a mistake, and then they
try to cover it up, and then obviously it led to like them figuring
it out. But it's just crazy because, like you know, they're very
fragile, they're new to the world, and the fact that there are so
many different like that parents do this either on purpose, on accident, or
in some sort of state of distress. It's fucked up. I recently wrote
out an episode that I was like, this has to come out in Mother's
Day, but it's about mothers who murder the kids it's going to be so
much fun. Don't worry everybody. But like researching that, I was just
like, man, like crazy that so many there is a lot of parents
that kill Yeah, for sure they're kids. And on the topic of that,
actually, if I ever had a sway of an episode that I would
love to do a deep dive in and I know some people probably say it's
overdone, but I feel like we could put an interest in take on it
would be Madeline McCann. Yeah, I think it would be worth talking about
because there's definitely conspiracy theories based on that. Like you know, I you
know, if you know the podcast, you know that I'm probably very politically
outspoken or just say what I want to say, and like it seems to
resonate with people. But I did a video where I was like, man,
your protests for all these like I think it's horrible what's happening in the
world and in these countries of war. But then there's like, why aren't
you protesting about how many children go missing in your cities? Man? And
like in all this stuff, I don't know, it's just like that people
are focused on the right and wrong thing at the same time. Yeah,
Yep. It's a lot of weird stuff going on. The world is like
in chaos right now. And that's why I've said to the fans and people
that enjoy the show that we try to do this with a dark sense of
humor and to make light of these dark situations because the world's a very dark
place. And if you don't like even you know, Jews in the concentration
camps, we're making jokes because they needed something, They need some sort of
humor to get them by these horrible things that they were living in. You
know, if you believe that existence, because there's people that don't. It's
in my opinion, it's the only thing that we can do right now,
and I feel like it's it's one of the only things that we can offer
as some source of maybe comedic relief, a little bit some entertainment and just
like general banter and chit chat that people can, you know, listen to
have a drink, whatever, join us when we're talking about horror movies and
just try And I don't know, I don't want to say make light of
situations because it is. It is, but not in the sense of I
think the way most people would interpret that it's more. I mean, like
it's like that's saying I always hear like I always hear it over here,
like a lot of the older generation would say, I'll but sure, if
you don't laugh, you'll cry. It's like that's kind of like, yeah,
it's it is kind of that thing of like, I mean, what's
the old Like the world is direk and fucking horrible right now anyway, and
I just want to yell it can change, Like there's so many things I
always say, because I was like, it can change if the amount of
people that are protesting for whatever side you want to believe in or I think
is more justified a war, which no war is justified by anything, in
my opinion, like that protes THEO song. Bombings won't justify bombing. Death
will not justify death. That stuff justifies nothing. You know, even in
these cases, how someone can get murdered by pumper nickelbread pretty wild. In
nineteen eighty eight, a man with the most English name ever, Reginald Hemsley,
Reginald Hemsley, British regineal Hemsley, even the the I'm assuming this is
the area he lived in, oh duding Gale that said Doddingdale. Is how
I Doddingdale. Oh, that's indeed. I also actually heard. I was
listening to an interview with somebody or a podcast or something recently, and one
of the questions that guy got asked was, could you name five people that
you would like to either work with cast in your movie or maybe you write
a script alongside or something like that. And the first person he picked,
and he's the only other person utter than you, I've had pronounced the name
like this was silly and Murphy Killian. Yeah, but I had never Sicilian
or something. Yeah, I had never heard that, and just straight away
I told it and I was like, huh, So I was like,
that is a thing that people, Yeah, people do say that. You
know. I say a lot of outland the ship on this podcast. I
can't even pronounce last names properly. But they're not there to pronounce. They're
there because they've been there for you know, generations, to pass down and
make other people try to pronounce them in other countries. But you know,
it is a very that's a you know, a mummy, mummy. I'm
going on a day with Reginald Hemsley. Oh, Reginald Hemsley he's a he's
the boy down the street, you know, like he's he's so posh and
proper, and his mom's a reptile. He was. This guy was found
dead with a massive lump to the back of his head. The murder weapon
was believed to be a piece of pumper nickel bread that was lying near the
body. Now this is not it's a I have a piece of blood,
a blood piece of bloody bread on screen for everybody. I'm not saying that's
pumper nickel. That shit is too white for pumper nickel. Pumper Nickel is
a dark bread. Oh, I have never heard of pumper nickel bread.
You've never heard of pumper nickelbread. Never Alight, I gonna bring it up.
You've net weird man, that's so weird whatever in your entire life,
never ever, ever. Because the first thing I thought it was, huh,
I want to see what this bride looks like? That it could kill
somebody? I was like, did they choke? I don't know how you'd
have to hit someone very hard to knock them out with it. How the
fuck can you kill somebody by hitting them a bride? Pumper that's no what
this ship looks like, okay, you're gonna bring it up on it's great.
Oh shit, no, I'm here. This is how we don't get
this ut. Pumper nickel bread got them Okay, now this is pumper nickel
bread. It is a pretty tough bread. I don't know how you would
kill with someone. But usually like it's not that bad. Usually it looks
like this to me. I feel like, and you like eat it.
So there's people that like hollow out the middle and they put like spinach dip
in it, and then you like eat the spinach dip with the pumper nickel
bread, and it's actually kind of good. Oh, there's like other ways
to do it. I guess it could be tough if it was stale.
I'm sure it would be very tough. But and you've never tried this.
This is like a big thing over here. I have like grocery store selling
ship where it's like in a container with like in the middle there's like a
dip and you just like rip off pieces of the pumper nickel bread, and
you like, what is wrong with you Canadians? This is an American thing
too, man, Oh you're Americans? Sorry, Like they also do it.
What's wrong with Americans Canada America very similar. Just people say a a
lot here over here, and we don't have to be as an American.
No, no, no, no, no, I don't know because I'm
not. I would like to be there, so, but somewhere I can
conceal and carry, you know, that's one thing that we have different.
Canadians have a lot of guns, so you can protect yourself. Again,
people that also want to hurt people. Right. The idea is like,
you know, if you go to a bank and you want to rob that
bank, but everyone in front of you has got a glock, I'm pretty
sure you're probably not gonna rob that bank. There's a there's a lot of
shit going on right now in Ireland. There's some kids, some kids stabbed
outside of school today by potential foreign national and now the capital is like under
siege from Irish people. They're basically right, and the just destroying the entire
city. That's fine, but blood lives matter. Yeah, I think I'm
gonna I think tomorrow I'm gonna go on buy a big, massive knife and
leave it in my car at all times. Yeah, if you're in the
major cities or close to like big Yeah, it's not there's the world is
in chaos right now. But imagine if you killed someone with pumper nickel bread.
Imagine, man, it's crazy. This is like, it's funny because
like the murder weapons believed to be a piece of pumpernickele bread that was lying
near the body. The pumper nickel roll had had approximate hardness of an anvil,
so it was like a stale piece of bread. Reginald never knew.
Reginald never knew what hit him. How can a piece of bread get so
stale that it has the hardness of a motherfucker. I would like to like
research this more because this is taken from like an article or whatever. But
if they like they they are from supposed to be real true stories. Uh,
and like true crime stories are you know, crazy, Like a hard
piece of bread can get pretty hard. But even if you'd have to,
like I feel like, you know, hitting someone over the head with a
wine bottle would break it. But if the wine wine bottle is full,
I feel like that ship would just fucking not get Like it's like, oh
man, and like right, so pumper nickel bread, like you'd have to
I don't know, you'd have to hit them very very hard, and how
the police are like, this is the just it's lying next to the body.
And then the guy that they're like, murder solved. It was the
bread. The bread killed them. Don't look for a suspect. Yeah,
I know, the bread came alive. Very weird. This is one of
the weirder ones where I was like, I don't think it's possible to murder
someone with a piece of bread, even if it's stale as shit. But
they don't really tell you much about Reginald. This is in nineteen eighty eight.
Also, so who knows how much work the cops do. They couldn't
solve any serial killer, you know, the true crime stories at all,
Like I can they can solve any crimes and anyway in general they'd be like,
oh you live in a different state, too bad, Like that's a
lot of times this stale. Can't I get a fun one for the next
one? So jump rope? So sounds really fun, right? That sounds
like, oh this could be fun and unique. Yeah, well New in
two thousand and seven, a five year old girl named Oh my god,
I didn't even realize she was five? What the fuck? Click? Oh
yeah, yeah, this is pretty bad. A five year old girl named
Monique. How would you pronounce that Fullham? I would be like full gham
because it's like, yeah, it's few lgham, Fullham, Fullham, full
God was found raped, strangled, and hanging in her bedroom closet by a
jump bro Investigators found that neither the girl's mother or her grandmother were home,
and her seventy year old neighbor and babysitter said there were no men in the
apartment at the time. Monique was taken to Our Lady of Mercy Medical Center,
where she was pronounced dead on arrival. Detectives continued to grill the women
into the morning because of inconsistencies and their statements about who had access to their
apartment. The grandmother made the grizzly discovery around six pm. She told the
cops she found her granddaughter on conscious hanging from the closet door. The slaying
happened on the seventh floor flat. The apartment is right next to the elevator,
possibly giving the killer a quick exit. Monique lived there with her mother
and grandmother, an aunt, four siblings, and several cousins, the oldest
being a thirteen year old girl. The crime remains unsolved. Okay, so
just give me a second. Now, So that said seventh floor apartment.
Now let's do the mats here, right, Monique Monique lived. So we
have Monique lived with her mother, her grandmother, her auntie, four siblings,
one, two, three, four, several cousins. So right,
so excluding the cousins, right, we have eight people and then several cousins,
so we have potentially twelve to fifteen even in a fucking apartment. The
kind of apartment is this must be a massive apartment, so fucking hell.
To me, it remains unsolved. People have conflicting stories. Uh, it's
a family member that did it. To me, it's always okay the time,
it's somebody that they know or close to. They have access to the
building. The old out of the oldest of the cousins only thirteen. So
it's a bunch of little kids running around and that's and that's a girl.
Yeah, and the ant could have a boyfriend, you know. They there's
people that can have access to the apartment that they didn't want to admit,
maybe someone that had prior crimes like are you know, arrested for produss And
I'm going to make a statement of which many people will probably find controversial.
But I would imagine what a name like Monique. These are probably not your
average every day white people. Yeah, Monique would be French, though,
wouldn't it be Monique? I mean I would never talk of that, but
potentially full Gham is a weird last name. Full I've literally never seen that
name. There's some that's that's weird. That's fucking very sad. Though.
Also, if if it wasn't for the the the R word and the like,
because they knew that that happened, then like, yeah, which is
just really it's really strange. And they left her in the closet hanging from
a rope is like, I mean, like or but to rape a five
year old girl is like, that's fucked up. Wasn't this or something happened?
Somebody did that? They know? Listen this right, somebody did it
that they knew. Did you look up her name? I did, and
it's as I suspected. Yeah, they are what do you guys call him?
African American? Yeah, that's not uh, it's not meaning to me
anything applied to that, But I'm not gonna say anymore. But the idea
is listen to this, I have an idea. Okay, I'm not an
idea. Oh shit, it's okay. We know you're fucking kidding because you
take nothing seriously on this podcast, and we're not. We're joking when we
say things. I'm from Ireland. I don't know what I'm talking about exactly.
You can make fun of him all you want. Man, So he
has potatoes growing out his years. He probably does, I don't really care.
But listen to this. My my theory, okay, is that somebody
they knew, someone of that was part of the family, maybe did like
rape her or whatever. Right, they had the strangulation, which could be
caused by the rope. So listen to this. It's fucked up because how
young she is. So listen to this. There's probably someone that did that,
maybe accidentally killed her somehow, someone that they knew, someone that was
part of the family, and then they staged this like oh, she got
strangled in the closet thing, because like, yeah, there's all these people,
so there's all these distractions, right, but there's all these people that
are in an apartment building and nobody notices this happening, and there's like,
you know, maybe like eight people plus several cousins, like maybe say fifteen
people on the apartment you know, every so often, you know what I
mean, kind of weird. It's so this took place in the Bronx in
New York. Yeah, and so a little bit more context. Five year
old Monique was a happy, playful child. The medical examiner has determined that
she jumped from a high distance and got entangled in the jump up, which
got caught her in her neck and choked her to death. Who fucking So,
So we have two issues here then, Either that did happen and she
had been raped previous to that and this was like maybe an ongoing thing with
some creepy, fucking weirdo, or that's all bullshit and the family covered it
up. Yeah, that's really weird. Like I'm sorry, right, And
this might sound maybe very cold, but like if you're living in a confined
space like that with all those kids and relatives and somebody doesn't notice that a
five year old is getting raped in the apartment, there's an issue. Yea,
And this happens more and impot areas. That's what I was getting to,
Yes, that was what I meant to say. Yeah, and I
understand that because that is the truth, because this happens more impoverished areas,
you know, like people with less education so to speak, even if our
educationism is indoctrination, but like the idea is, like, you know,
they segregated groups of people into project buildings because they had low income, and
then like obviously from poverty, things transpire where people are not educated enough to
maybe protect themselves from sexual diseases or where condoms or whatever, right to like
prevent something like this happening, right, and even in homes where people are
especially back in the day, you know, outstanding members of society, good
people, you know, they would cover up stuff that was happening within the
home with the father, the uncle whoever all the time, so a place
where it was kind of impoverished, I know, statistically speaking, the dads
in jail, you know, and a female as the protector of the kids,
and then she has to make her money by, say, prostituting.
You know. This is where this breeds from. And it's because I've chosen
to educate myself and read into the history of the world and the stuff that's
going on and conspiracies and the truth or whatever people want to phrase it.
As it is strange because you have this happen so often, people don't even
recognize how often stuff like this probably does happen because it's not broadcasted on the
news and to kind of tie you into that, maybe there's people out there
that might say, oh, no, well like that comments mean about the
prostitution thing. You know, people might say, well, I don't think
that's the case, and you know, et cetera, et cetera, saying
here, yeah, no, but it is though. That's the thing because
I seen a video recently of a woman approaching I don't know if it was
like a geep a car or something like that, that was like either stopped
in traffic or parked on the side of the road, and she I can't
remember how she phrased it, but basically she was like, you know,
it's like fifty for a suck or something, a hundred for a fuck or
something like that, okay, And the dude was like, no, no,
I'm good for that, but I need somebody to wash my truck.
And she's like what. And he's like, I need somebody to wash my
truck. Yeah, and I'll give you like two hundred or whatever. And
then she was like bitch, I ain't watching washing no truck and starts she
starts like abusing him, right, and he makes the point of like when
she walks away and she's like, you know, calling them like whatever names
and everything, and she's like, oh, don't disrespect me like that and
whatever, and she walked away, and he's like, this is the world
we live in. So I offered her double the money she was looking for
to wash my truck, but she would rather suck my dick or have sex
with me. Bizarre the amount of money. Yeah, so crazy. It's
so bizarre too, And she felt disrespected because he said that crazy. It's
crazy. It's just wild like that the situations people get in and then that
becomes like the norms. So like you know that The reason I made that
point was just because, like you know, someone might say, oh,
well, you know, prostitution isn't necessarily always but it doesn't always have to
be upfront, like standing on a street corner. Even it could be things
like you know, maybe you start to have sex with people in your friend
group for money or stuff, and then it just kind of goes in there
and then before you you might not think that that's how or it could be
an only fans and turns into having sex with people. There's people that justify
like OnlyFans as like, no, I'm I miss selling pictures and images of
my body? Is that prostitution? It is to me like you're selling in
your body for money. Whether you do it for porn, whether you do
it on the street, whether you do it over only fans, it is
still the same shit. You are still solicitating your body to men that want
to pleasure themselves to it or like you know what I mean. So it's
like, it is so hypocritical when I've seen this happen and people freak out
when you like call them out for like doing that or like having an only
fans account or whatever, right, and then they like freak out and be
like, it's not the same thing. It is the same thing. It
is you have no self respect? Is there a realistic amount of money that
could be offered to you per year to start an only fans like jarking off
billion dollars a billion dollars if someone said to you, you can have one
hundred and fifty k a year tax free, but you have to like spread
your ass and like jark Off on camera, I might do it because I
have no self respect. I'm kidding. I probably you'd have to give me
a lot of money to do it, and like, you know, but
at the same time, then you know you're selling a part of yourself.
I feel like you know, but it's it would be a lot of money,
I know. But what is money? Money was created as a debt
system to keep us in slavery. Money as a child makes the world funny,
It's true. In two thousand and eight a forty nine, you want
to talk about something funny, I'm just going to say, did you not
get the reference? Yeah. In two thousand and eight, to forty nine
year old pizza delivery man was convicted of murdering twenty five twenty nine year old
Christina Jeanette Jeanette Janetta. Whatever you banks with a toilet lid pretty crazy.
It's not funny. I was kidding. Everything's not funny. Nothing's funny anymore
to fucking cancel me. Uh so with a lid for to a toilet after
using a stunt gun to take her into submission. Uh and and do that
thing that that that criminals like to do. I'm trying to say it so
after but that our word. You know, he physically he how do you
say this differently? Man? He assaulted her sexually? So so here here's
something actually, and I didn't think of it earlier when I just said the
word without even realizing. So I listened to a lot of true crime channels
on YouTube and stuff, and they all refer to it as the R word.
Yeah, I have never heard one of those channels say the word.
Really. Yep, they all refer to it. They always say he R
worded her sexual assack. Can you say that? Yeah, I would imagine
probably, it's yeah, factual, it's just crazy. I always hear that
as well. They say essay, yeah, oh yeah yeah, but it's
just like crazy have to like censor ourselves in this is so much like they
have to censor video footage of like children that are brutalized by this war.
It's like, now you should be seeing what's going on. You should see
what this looks like. It's disgusting because a moral technique, a rapper that
is is definitely worth his merit and should be uh should we talked about more
often? Is he's Muslim? Uh? And is over like in his beliefs
kind of not even though I don't even think he's even that Muslim, but
he he's been to places that are war torn and helped kids and children and
ben to Gaza and it's it's not good. Uh, And and he's like,
you should see these images. You should understand how bad this ship is
and how bad it's getting. Right. So this might sound really bad for
some people, or they might think I'm like psychotic, which I don't think
I am. But there has been times in my life where I don't know,
if you ever heard of a website the YNC. No, it's like
rotten dot com or something message it's nearly worse. Probably it's like a mixture
of like e fucked, rotten dot com, best go everything, all like
mixed into one cool location. But every so often I used to go on
and now I would look at a few clips and kind of like, I
don't know, I don't want to say humble myself, but like I would,
I would see some of this stuff and be like, I really have
no grounds to be like you know it being in a bad mood or like
a privileged white boy. Yeah, but like you know, times like you
like I'm like pissed off about like you know, my car broke down,
and it's like all this money and it's all this big thing, and then
like I see something like that and I'm like, what am I talking about?
Like I can wait two weeks And I think that way too, And
I've been through my own how in regard nothing compared to some of these children
in the world that are exposed to the brutality of war and countries that are
being used and orchestrated by elites or whatever. Right, because the third world
exists for a reason, and this whole world is technically a third world,
third rock from the sun. Good, but it's if it is even real.
But at the end of the day, though that shouldn't exist. There's
no way. The people I talk to, the people I know, no
one wants this in this world. There's only there's only a room full of
people that want this, the select few, the one percent. That's what
I'm like. If you don't believe in reptility, it's you're fucking dumb.
If you don't believe that, like, yeah, creatures exist, negative entities
exist, You're crazy. You're crazy. The world's evil, bro. Do
you know the way I always picture that now, the idea of that is
you know that movie from I think it was nineteen ninety one, The Witches.
Yeah, yeah, remember the scene where they take the wigs off.
They think there's nobody in the room, and like the kid is watching from
under the table, and like they take the wigs off and they're like ripping
their fucking prosthetic, like fake face off. That's how I always picture the
government. These people are like, they don't care about you. They they
are funding this stuff. They see you as a collateral damage human beings as
collateral damage. Is fucked up, man. Or I was just like,
this is just what happens in war. I hear Tim Poole and all these
other political commentary fucking people say this shit, and you're crazy, Oh,
just what happens in war? You have to fight against terror. It's crazy,
it's crazy. I can't get into this now, but it blows my
nack. Like for them, I think it's like it's like playing a video
game. Like it's like if you're playing battleship and it's like, oh no,
you're something about the ship. I've seen the rest of development. Yeah,
when he when they get Buster, because like you obviously he's kind of
mentally charged and he doesn't understand what's going on. He thinks he's playing a
video game and he's like blowing people up with He's like, oh, ten
points for the church or whatever, and he's like blowing up with a drone
plane like churches and mosques and whatever. Right, And he doesn't understand it
because to him, it's like a videokay, But that's because they're disconnected.
There's there's some truth to that. I think in a way, well,
thinking about it, if if they reptulee do exist and they're like puppeting our
world through some unseen force and they have this barrier, they don't care as
soon as somebody dies, a thousand people die, They're like that was a
good milkshake, you know what I mean. Like they don't get a shit.
There's like feeding off that energy. Crazy we are. We are definitely
due for a rant episode, as me and Aaron said off show. So
like this guy killed uh, Jeanette, I guess Jeanette Christinette Janette you Banks
with the lid of to her toilet after using a stun gun on her to
sexually assault her. He admitted to bashing her head in, but refuted claims
that he choked her with a dog collar, insisted he used it to drag
her body to the creek. Marvin Joseph Hill insisted he never meant to kill
her and painted a portrait of May to December affair fueled by mutual fondness of
marijuana, which he'll readily supplied. I don't understand what that means he paid
a portrait of her, No, I think I because I was reading that
there as you were reading on what that makes no sense? I think what
it? What they mean is, oh he painted like the story of like
so from May to December that had this like afe, Okay, that makes
more sense. You know what I was find weird about these guys as well.
Why they admit to like these horrific crimes and different things like that,
and then they're like a real stickler for like a specific piece that literally means
fucking nothing, like saying oh well, okay, yeah, okay, fair
enough, I did or word her. I did hit her with a stunge
gun. I smashed her head in with the lid from a toilet, But
no way that I choke her with a dog color. I just used it
to drag her to a nearby Creek. Yeah, well there's serial killers that
do this. They're like, I didn't do that, Like I wouldn't do
that, you know, Like when they're like, I didn't, I didn't
partake in necrophilia. I don't want to be complicit, and you guys saying
that and then meanwhile, there's so much proof that you did, and then
they're like, no, no, I can't. I didn't murder and disembowel
her horrific ways, but but I didn't do that, in know, And
it's just like it is, it's like shows like narcissic side of some of
these people. Maybe, Yeah, it just doesn't make sense to me,
like that you would admit to some like massively horrific things and then be like,
well, no, I didn't, like I didn't suck her tolls.
Yeah, but I did definitely bash her head in and then like sexually assaulted
her bashed in head. On the night of the Slang, Hill told jurors
he, uh, he twice had sex with you banks Christina, who was
dating another man at the time, and had gone to her bathroom naked to
fix her toilet. It sounds like a lie, he said, He said.
He told Christina he could no longer see her, and the two began
to argue, I can't see anymore, baby, Okay, I can't see
you anymore. You know, We're done with this, and then he proceeds
to carry the toilet lid into the living room while he's arguing with her.
Hill said he intended to only confront her face to face when he instead flew
into a rage and struck her with an unusual murder weapon. Hill was found
guilty of first degree murder and abuse of a corpse, and he was sentenced
to automatic life term, which is the possibility of parole after serving mandatory fifty
one years. Man, it's fine because uh mandates are not a law technically
if you understand, like like law system. Yeah, and that's why they're
that's why they're written like that, because it was like you get out of
jail free card if you want to go back on it. I know,
So what I eat. My my interpretation of this story, just just from
the few minutes we talked about from the outside looking in, he was probably
really into her. He found out that she was dating, Yeah, he
went, I'm not having that and then just went crazy and then smashed her
head in and that's what happened exactly. But I really don't think it was
like, well, she was seeing somebody else and we had sex, and
then you know, we were like fixing the toilet, and then it's just
like it's almost weird. I like, that's I'm I'm, I just went
in the bathroom. I was gonna fix her toilet. She was yelling at
me, so I picked up the toilet, Like that's bonkers. Just it
just doesn't make sense to And it's like he or she was seeing somebody else,
but I decided that I wasn't gonna see her any Realistically, he probably
strangled her, killed her that way maybe, or she was still like grasping
on the floor. He's in this fit of rage, and and this is
why I was gonna say earlier that I do think that it's possible that dark
forces and energies manipulate people when they're in states of rage, especially under the
influence, because they're able to like inhabit these bodies, uh, these people,
uh for a period of time to make them do Like I'm not excusing.
People understand that, I'm not excusing that people are capable of this.
I'm saying there's dark forces that work throughout our world all the time, and
if they have a chance to manipulate or be a condu like have someone be
a conduit for their evil acts, I'm sure it happens. So then like
he's like already in his fit of rage, she's maybe gasping for air on
the floor, and then he proceeds to like beat the shitff her with a
toilet because he's already in the studio, and then he just wants to crazy
man, and like, you know, again, it's like you said,
it's not justifying any of these actions running but like at times, and especially
on shows like this, you have to play a devil's advocate a little bit.
And I can already picture the situation, like in the sense of I
can really hear what he was probably saying, you know, in the sense
of being like, bitch, you're you're gonna try and see another dude behind
my back, And I can already I can, I can already hear it
all. It's like so obvious. That's like one of those things where it's
like, dude, don't even give me the story about Like, well,
I was just like doing some plumbing and then I decided to like you know,
I was just gonna bash your head in fucking crazy like dye. Don't
give me that, Like that's such a dumb story. Uh, for the
next story. It's something that you probably wear when you're training. Sweatpants.
Interesting, we don't call them sweatpants. What do you call them? Joggers?
U? No, we call them tracksuit bottoms. That is the fucking
weirdest shit ever. What they're sweatpants. That's what we would call them.
If I said I'm gonna go get my sweatpants to put on, everybody here
will be like, are you a fucking weird What are you talking about?
Sweatpants? Your joggers? Bro? Yeah, joggers sometimes maybe, but mostly
they're they're called tracksuit bot of course, of course is in Florida. It's
so random. So a man in Jacksonville. I've been to Jacksonville once and
it was insane. A man from Jacksonville, Florida, was found guilty of
strangling Patricia and McCown. Where are these people get these names? Now?
In two thousand and six, with a pair of sweatpants or attractive bombs,
the man choked Patricius so hard that blood vessels in her eyes burst leaving DNA
all over the sweatpants. Whoa, he strangled her so hard that her eyes
popped out of her fucking skull again, like just a really weird, like
that's crazy crazy? Can you bear it? Can you bear with me for
a second while I take a peep? I can? I will continue this
story and deep dive a little bit deeper into a pisss his pants. So.
A Jacksonville man has been found guilty of murder after prosecutors convinced the jury
that he tied up a woman with her pajamas and strangled her with a pair
of sweatpants. A jury of eight women and four men spent an hour and
fifteen minutes before delivering a guilty verdict for Jimmy Hackley, AD sixty one.
He was charged with killing the twenty nine year old Patricia Anne McCollum in April
two thousand and six at the Ravenwood Apartments on all the Kings Road. His
lawyers argued that DNA evidence found at the crime scene, a drug house,
did not rule out several other men. Prosecutors said traces of Hackley's DNA were
found on the murder weapon, a pair of sweatpants that she had been choked
so vigorously that blood vessels in her eyes had burst. That for me is
pretty fucking wild. Again, So, like, there's context that we missed
on the on the first bit was it was a drug house. So what
I would imagine there is you've got all these different druggies and like crackheads and
stuff in the house. So there's obviously more to that story. Like I
don't think he just randomly choked her with sweatpants. I would imagine they were
probably all doped out and then still as an altercation and some shit happened,
which is fucking wild. Actually what happened with the joggers. Yes, I
looked into it a bit more so. The dude that killed her was sixty
one. She was twenty nine. Wow. But interesting piece of context that
we didn't have previous was it took place in a drug house, a known
drug house that was like frequented by lots and lots of people. And like
his defense argued that the DNA evidence couldn't rule out the fact that there was
like seven or eight other men that frequented that nice. You know what I
gotta do, I gotta murder something, ask I do a drug house.
So yeah, he did get charged, but something, Yeah, I don't
really know exactly what went don from there was since recently every episode goes a
little wild. I'm just gonna have a little fun and I'm gonna I'm gonna
hit my there's a week pen in here has you can you can hear it.
He's got live resin and then you see it fill with smoke. So
it's fucking I need just fucking drinking. Must be great to be able to
smoke. This thing is fucking the coolest shit every fucking for like weed smoking
shit, It's the fucking it's so awesome. I was fucking mid the glass
wall, but it's like a live resin pem so it tastes like you're like
ever smoked oil, like wheed oil tastes like that. It's kind of nice.
This shit is like messed up, so you know, like, fuck
me, Jesus, fuck me. And twenty eleven, a forty five year
old Irish woman I didn't know that. I didn't know this, or I
would have give you this story named Karen Walsh, of course name is Karen
was given twenty years in prison for sexually and assaulting and beating an eighty one
year old woman to death on Christmas Day, of all days. The elderly
woman also suffered fifteen brokenribs during the attack. The court alleged that Walsh molested
the elderly woman after beating her to death to make it look like somebody broke
into her house. The prosecution claimed that Walsh killed missus Rankin in a drunken
rage because Rankin has had chastised her about drinking. You're not gonna drink.
I can't do it, Oirish Oirish, You're not going to drink. You're
not going to drink me. I can't do it. Can you give me
an Irish accent saying you're not gonna drink? You know I'm not gonna drink
an old lady, an old lady. Boys, You see, I can't
because I didn't realize these are This story was in Northern Ireland, in Belfast,
so it's technically the fucking the English United Kingdom because they fly the Union
Jack and they fucking bow to the Queen or whoever she is or the king,
and they use fucking pounds, don't use the ouros, so they can
fuck Canada's not. Canada is owned by Britain and people it's still don't like
we listen are when they indigenous land which they gave them, like none of
it is. Uh it's not like so there's crownland. Crownland is owned essentially
like by Canada or whatever, right, but it's crownland. It's the monarchy
to the crown and like our our like you know, the Conservative leader bowed
to the crown. So did Trudeau, like says everybody anyone that gets elected
in this country selected let's say bows. They get on like one knee and
ship they do like it's ritual, Like it's weird as fuck, and they
like pledge their allegiance to the motherland. I've seen videos of this of the
numerous politicians doing in Canada's very strange. I mean, the English fucking haados
of slaves for a long long time country up. So that sounds fun.
I gotta yeah, I know that's the indigenous people over here too. And
they blamed it on us skiddy. Uh so she trashized her even though it's
Ireland. So everyone's drinking urger to come uh urger to go home to her
two year old son. Now go home to your two year old son.
Now, she's like, stop drinking, stop doing this to your life,
you know. And then she's like, so you were You were doing good
there for a second, and then you turned into some weird like it's never
gonna be consistent. The second half of it was like some weird Arnold Slinger
with like speech impediment and learning difficulty. You say his last name, Arnold's
Oh I'm not following for that again. Well, she had beaten uh ranking
in the head with a crucifix, a weapon of opportunity, obviously, like
all of these ares, is something that's in the room that it's crazy because
you use anything as a weapon. Really. Walsh left there protesting her innocence,
but the judge said she has shown no remorse and posed a significant risk
to the public because the idea of your wire kept in jail. So because
you're a danger to society. I meanwhile, we have politicians running free.
But that's crazy. I could see you killings. Okay, a piece of
bread, like a pumpernickel bread even harden, But a crucifix, if it's
one of those old metal ones, you fucking hit a person hard enough,
especially an old lady. Pretty sad. Yeah, there's so I I I
actually forgot about this case. Was just this whole thing was just it's crazy.
So that that old lady, she had fifteen broken ribs and she was
obviously beaten tonight with his grip and apparently, so I was I was trying
to find out more about the whole like sexual assault thing, and I was
like, why the fuck would with a forty eight year old pharmacist sexually assaulted
Yeah, pension or it doesn't really make sense now. So apparently she sexually
assaulted her after she killed her to try and like cover up what she don't
and make it like yeah, to like make it look like, oh,
somebody must have broken and like wanted to sexually assault her and then kill her.
You're not rich, Ramirez man, so it had nothing to do,
you know, to kind of like, I guess, get the track off
of her. So nobody would say, yeah, I understand that, like
les, So it's obviously yeah, it was obviously a man or some sort
of like I mean, she's, you know, a hairspray container of a
vagina, like ted Bond, like she got twenty she got twenty years,
which is our like maximum sentence, which is not that much really when you
think about it. During the trial, the prosecution claimed that miss Rankin arrived
at the home already drunk and with an entire bottle VODK in her hand.
Yeah. Then she flew into her age after the pension or told her that
she should go home to her kid. And she's still to this day says
she's innocent. Let's see, wait a second, she was forty five years
old, her two year old son. She had a kid at forty two
or forty three. Yikes, I want to see the mental capabilities. Yeah,
I know, that's the first thing I thought. That was the first
thing I thought. I was thinking, hills have eyes. So her legal
team argued that the guilty verdict was unsafe and that Walsh should be granted a
retrial. Part of the challenge was based on the contention that someone else could
have been in miss Rankin's house shortly after the estimated time of death, but
after studying phone billing records, a telecommunications expert called by the defense reversed his
original opinion. The tree calls made to the Bensers home after she was attacked
were probably answered it's crazy, but also heard the DNA matched all the eleven
markers of Walsh. The probability of a different person being a match was one
in a billion. The bottle of vodka blank Miss Walsh was claimed to have
been brought there blah blah blah wild Yeah she she basically like and she's appealed
and I think several times and I try to get out of jail. It
is this crazy. I lose your mind drunk off of like one thing essentially,
like go home to your kid. Why do you even have a kid
at this age? You know what I mean? Like it's not that old
realistically, but it's like pushing it. Uh, I'm saying for reasons or
whatever, but like two years old, I know what I was thinking about.
So I was showing images of the crucifix. Man, it's fucking sad,
man, Like, why why do people look at this ship? Dude?
Like why is it? Why would someone have this in their home?
It's it's Jesus on a cross, but he's been like whipped to ship like
as long as like a horror movie picture and it's a real statue. You
know. Like I won't watch and I'm not even religious, but like I
wouldn't watch any like stuff like passionate Christ he watched when we were teenagers.
We thought it was funny. I'm just kidding. We didn't think it was
fine. We were just like it was one of those movies that you're like,
oh, you have to watch it, you have to see you and
we're like kids and we're like, whoa, Like it was so boring.
We didn't pay attention and we're like the preteens. And then when it got
to the point where they're whipping him and ship and they're like showing how mel
Gibson showed the brutality that shit, I was like, whoa, Yeah,
it's weird, right because, like I said, I'm not religious at all,
and I just think that whole like not to get into it all,
but I'm just yeah, it's just not for me. But it's fine.
I remember, like I've now actually seen that movie the hall Way, but
I've seen like, you know, when they're whipping them and I don't know,
whatever you wanna call it, everyone goes to that scene because they're like
we want to see that, like crazy uncomfortable for some reason, even though
like you know, the idea of like Jesus Christ or anything like that doesn't
really hold any relevance in my mind, but there was something about it where
I was like, oh, this is like fucking hard to watch. And
I always say it's funny because like I have Christian friends and stuff that I
joke. I'm like, you know, even if okay, because I joke
I was real or not, or if it's it's based on other stories,
because there's like Mithra and there's like Horus and all these other d whatever.
But I'm always like, I've said this in the podcast before. I was
like, if you are out there though, like just so, I love
you, man, I love you. Jesus. You know what I'm doing.
I'm doing the right thing, right, take pity on my soul.
You know. You always have to like it's like Anton Levey dying and be
like, oh there's an even realmy where's Jesus? You know, I'm telling
you, I know already what you're gonna end up, like the Tate had
to do with a little bit. I've told you this so many episodes that
you're gonna end up being like him. James. Oh, James, we
didn't have James gree Tree, So James, man, that guy looks like
a crackhead. Jesus Christ. Okay, so maybe this is something a little
different. Whoa, that guy looks like a crackhead. The guy. So
I'm sorry, but the guy that got murdered read this man, Oh no,
I have to read this bit. You need to leave this all in
the episode because it will be so funny. Shirley Johnson, the girlfriend of
Harris's father, was out picking mushrooms when she came across what she thought was
a ball and it was his head. It's it's the dude. What it
turned out to be his skull, she testified. His girlfriend testified last month
that he confessed to killing What is this soccer ball here? Why is it
so discolored? Like? What the how would you think it's a fucking ball?
Man? She said that Harris told her that he shot him in the
stomach, then tortured him for two days before using a hire guitar string decapitate
him. Detectives say that his ex also told him that he was into voodoo
and kept the head for some time so he could talk to it and perform
rituals around it. He denies the murder. Police also said that it was
his own personal flashlight, just kidding that I just missed that's fucked up.
Okay, I just want to say this about this case. The amount of
time it would take to garat some like a gart wied like like slowly like
just like decapitate them. I hope this motherfucker was dead. He said he
was shot right two days after he was shot. Yeah, but you no,
no, it said he shot him in the stomach first and then tortured
him for two days because you would survive. Man, that's fucked up.
So that was probably pretty fun. Who possessed this guy? Man, that's
crazy? And this is the first time this guy did something like this or
is he always doing this? Is like it's like weakly like you know you
went, you went, really fired or didn't you? He took over that
fucking one dessert spoon. Who doesn't love spoons? Right? Did I have
one for the for the guitar singer? I did have a picture like this,
sidous man, my hands are so bloody playing the guitar. Crazy.
I can't believe somebody cut someone's head off that ship. So Richard Richard Claire
one attic was from England, was put on trial for the murder after he
killed a family friend, Timothy McGhee by hitting him in the back of the
head with a dessert spoon after tim took his phone. The spoon's impact ruptured
and artery and caused fatal bleeding in the area between his skull and brain.
Family and friends of Timothy m McGhee shot him. A fucking shouted out the
jury, who were returned not guilty verdict. Mister Claire said he was acting
in self defense after being head budded by McGee after suffering a blow from the
man's cane. That shit's weird, man, he hit him with a spoon,
like I So my question is it said he hit him in the back
of the head with the spoon. So if your head button me, how
how am I going to hit you in the back of the head with spoon?
Oh yeah yeah unless he did this like back of that. Yeah.
Maybe it's crazy that jury came back, But like my grandfather, he used
to like beating in the spoon all the time. I never died. And
they're like all right, They're all like, a great you think to just
let him off because he managed to pull off killings like that was pretty cool
before. It's like a trick shot. I just like picture the jury in
there been Like my grandma used to whack me with a spoon. I knew
kids I got like beat by spoons when they're kids, like the windspoon will
come out to weird implement as well to beat someone windspoon very strange. You
want to talk about some socks, sure, crusty yellow socks under your bed,
the ones that walk around scratch your feet when you walk by. How
would you pronounce this this? Yanni Yannis Yates Ya Yanna Yates. Yeah,
so that's a time I'm gonna get you. J j O A n n
A Joanna. That's why I said, because I was like, let's say
make it a y A landscape architect was found strangled to death in her apartment
on Christmas morning. The detectives working The detectives working into the case believe that
a missing sock was used to strangle her and may have been kept by her
killer as a trophy. We have two Christmas snow. Yates snow covered body
was missing one of her knee lent socks, and detectives believe this garment held
the key to solving her murder. She was also not wearing her coat or
boots, but those items were recovered in her own home. We're missing one
sock. Everybody one sock. Okay, this solves the murder. Whoever has
that sock must be the murderer. Oh, it's Cinderella or whatever with the
glasses. It's so weird. It's it's it's kind of strange considering why we're
recording this and how there's been two stories around Christmas time. People seem to
lose their fucking mind around the holidays. It is strange that there's so many
strange things on Strange Brew podcast. Yeah, that is very strange. How
strange coulse it? Could it be very strange? I got fucking high and
having a frying pan. Nora Peterson was charged with murder in twenty twelve after
hitting her boyfriend in the head with a frying pan in the middle of an
argument. Police released the information that she actually hit her boyfriend in the head
with a lot of things, including a frying pan, causing him to fall
and hit his head on the floor, and autopsy on a and a topsy
performed on the boyfriend and proved that he died a blunt force trauma to the
head. Peterson was charged with one count of first degree murder that is quite
quite strange. Yes, so I could I could see this making sense.
I've often I like how it's like she hit him been ahead with not just
a frying pan, but a lot of things. But I could see that
being a thing like if you were in the kitchen and and it was some
sort of domestic thing, I could see that a frying panby and something that
you'd be like, this is a pretty hefty to me, like bash your
head in with Yeah, you could get cave in somebody's head. It's like
cast iron. It's just like a cast iron pan. I should ain't break
it. And exactly like you said, I always pictured that image of like
standing up really like fucking derk or like this this is real last it's like
one hand just when you hear that like off the top of her head,
like ah. And that's crazy because there's so much more true crime and serial
killers that I think we're ready at this point just to start diving into and
something like that, especially like like like the big time men right, like
there's like those like fame Gators, you know, but like there were so
many because I've studied this for so long where it's like I don't know.
There's so many things that people use in those moments of like rage where they
like have to this is an instinct to them just to go yep, whatever,
it's closed. It's crazy. This is probably another one of those.
I was looking for a picture of a frying pan and I was like,
I know I missed one thing. I mean, if people don't know what
a frying pat is, yeah, you probably have the kitchen that often man
start cooking that crack bro probably shouldn't be watching this. Here's another one that
was what I could probably see being like quite a good implement if you wanted
to like smash someone. Yeah he did, actually I think so. So.
A triple homicide occurred in two thousand and Tardean when, oh god,
Kuster, like, where are we getting these names every time we do an
episode. It can never just be like you know, John Doele or anything.
It has to be all these like I've never heard never named Jaren.
It's Karen with the K everybody, I mean, Jay, it's Karen with
the J. So Jarn broke into a farmhouse to steal valuables and used a
fireplace poker to beat the house owner to death. He also beat two more
to death. When they returned to the farmhouse. Later that evening, police
found the bodies of Dean Gary and Chloe Torreson. The two brothers died of
multiple blond force injuries to the neck and head, and Chloe had multiple blonde
force traumatol head along with stab wounds. He was charged with three counts of
first degree intentional and one count of burglary. The felony homicide charges carry sentences
of life in prison. The other felony charges carry additional years and finds of
a thirty five thousand dollars made. There must have been really good valuables in
that farmhouse. That's crazy. This valuables? Are you stealing from a farmhouse
that you're willing to kill three people? My girlfriend's there, He's like,
what's your girlfriend? He's like, that's that pig. I gotta I gotta
rescue her. I do want to be performing some kind of diamond heist to
even consider a killingtry people and like this brutally these people that if it is
their first time offense of like doing some of these like brutal murders that happen,
and people just like lash out and go like berserk mode within one session.
Right, the idea that like every serial killer has that time where they
just go like maniac, you know Ted Bondy and the the college or whatever.
Right, so these people are having that moment. There's a lot of
them in that, like in a day, a couple hours. They haven't
built anything, they just do it. I'm like, man, what drives
you? Just like they like snap? Yeah. Part of me wonders there
when you think back actually to that story, I wonder is it a case
of you know, maybe he breaks into a farmhouse to steal the valuables and
then doesn't realize that the house owner is there. And then obviously the house
owner maybe stumbles upon them trying to steal the stuff and he's like shit and
he picks something up and kills him maybe I guess in air quotes accidentally.
And then while he's trying to like steal whatever and maybe cover up his ship,
the other two arrive and he's like, well, I guess in for
a penny, in for a pound, I gotta beat the shit out of
two you now as well. And then you're already in that moment, right,
like feeling so it's like I've already killed one person, and now two
other people have the kill someone like pokes your soul and just be like,
you know, is it a case of being like I can't let myself be
caught, so I just have to keep killing everybody. There's people that like
they they think that right, Like, how else am I gonna As soon
as somebody sees it, I have to like eviscerate them. They got to
be gone, right, you got to get rid of them somehow, and
then just taking that hole deeper, yeah, yeah, exactly, And then
you're like got three bodies in there, but they're on display for the police,
and then they're trying to like track your like your shoe in print,
and the news tells you about it, and then you have to like dispose
of your shoes. That is my worst light, like being in a situation,
because I'm sure there's probably been people out there who maybe have have been
caught up in some situation and maybe killed somebody in invernally or some bullshit,
and then being too afraid like maybe like go to the cops and be like,
look, some shit happened, done this by accident, and then you
like try and cover it up, maybe thinking oh, shit. You know,
I can't get caught. They'll never believe me. I believe that's like
most people's motivations in like one of those like crime spreees that you see that
someone kill someone, I have blind rage, and then they try to when
they come to or whatever, they try to frame it in a way that
will maybe be the least the least sentence involved if you have that time to
think, right, so you think, like you if you had something like
that happen, You're in panic mode and you're like, what can I do
to make this kind of better? Because the human brain, I'm sure,
and like survivor and it's just like, yeah, because I wasn't there a
dude, I can't remember his name exactly. I'd have to find that maybe
and we'll do it. Maybe we'll do a Patreon episode or something sometimes where
we watch some of these clips. Yeah, but there was a guy and
he like live streamed himself. He had kidnapped and he was driving to the
Mexican border with her as like his hostage and filming because he had done some
crazy Yeah, but he had done some crazy shit where like I want to
say, he might have like killed Maybe he's a girlfriend or his baby mama
or something crazy. He went on, and then he kidnapped this chick as
like I guess a bartering tool to be like, Okay, well I have
her as a hostage, so this is going to get me to the Mexican
border and I'll be able to like get through the Mexican border for fear that
I'll kill her. And like he was telling the chick, he was like,
I'm not gonna hurt you running. This is just like a I'm just
using new as like a bargain and tool. So I want you to call
your parents and tell them what's going on. And he's like live streaming on
Facebook because if like it's just like a matter of fact, He's like,
it's all good. He calls the cops and tells them what he's doing.
That's like a manifesto. I think there. I was debating on eventually covering
them on the show. It's like people that leave manifestos because there's a lot
of crazy people like and that biakiest the freakiest one, and I would love
I would absolutely love to do an episode on us is Elliott doesn't sound familiar?
I smoke two big hits of the terrifying moment. The terrifying moment the
York stalker tried to kill her with an acid letter bomb, and he basically
he he videos the whole thing, like his whole like descent into that.
It's crazy that people do that now, is fucking wild. This probably the
scariest like descent into madness I think I've ever seen, like ever. And
there is a video of his final moments. He sends the the acid bomb
and stuff to her and like he thinks that it's like gone to our house
and like she's going to be like fucked up, and like all this is
an acid it blows up and you start tripping balls. I think like as
soon as you'm just like melts your face off, I'd imagine. And what
he didn't know was like her her security or something had like intercepted or whatever,
and it never but I think he assumed that it was going to all
go to plan. And there's like a video on the Internet of him in
his final moments and he has a white canvas behind him and he's there for
ages and he gets this revolver and he's like putting it to his head.
Then he shaves all his hair off then I think he cuts himself. At
one point, he's like rubbing his blowed across his face, and he's like
doing all these freaky faces into the camera, and then it all ends with
he basically puts the revolver in his mouth blows his brains out all over the
cameras. You watch this, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's you're like
my my favorites, like the Little Store. Yeah yeah yeah. Jargon Ricardo
Lopez his name, No, I swear to God, right right, do
me a favor right now, just for everybody at home, just so you
can see how scary this is. Search Ricardo Lopez and then do a screen
chair for a second and click on images just so we can see this.
Dude. What's his name? Ricardo? Yeah? What else? Yeah?
Ricardo Lopez Lopez, Riccardo Lopez, boxer, boxer? What the fuck that
should be? Sorry? Yes, weird, No, dude, I'm not
messing. This gives me chills every time I see it. It is the
scariest he does, like a video diary basically of like his descent into not
sorry, that's the wrong thing. That was that last number? Oh that
looks scary as hell. Man. Oh dude, I swear to god,
he like you see his whole like descent into he does like basically like a
video diary for I don't know how many him, like when he was younger.
That's how he kind of starts off like that, and then that's how
we ends towards the end he is and he blows his brains out all over.
So the best of Me I think was a song because it's the best,
the best, the best, the best of me. It's scary and
like he's obsessed with this. I think she's like a Swedish singer or something
like that. She's supposed to be like really popular. All right, that
sounds like a whole scary story. It's also scary. Murdered by a fucking
jar of pickles. I'm gonna skip the gym one because, like we just
talked about Jeffrey Dahmer with barbells. That's fine. Everyone knows people get beat
up by Jim Okoman's predictable. In twenty ten, after having insult uh an
insolent sexual relationship, man, I can't fucking speak right now. Spoking that
thing was a bad idea. So in twenty ten, after having an elicit
sexual relationship with Dewanny Hurley, Duane Dwyane Hurley. The victim seventeen year old
Daniel Danielle or Dan is it Daniel's Daniel? But I'm even doing the last
name Covora bish. I can't even I'm not doing this right now? Why?
Why does this happen? Man? It was like the craziest names in
the world, because I guess, like, who gets murdered by a pickle
char that's not in America and he's uncivilized places. So yes, he smashed
Dwayne Hurley in the head with a pickle jar and stabbed him so many times
that his knife broke. And when his knife broke, he went into the
kitchen and got another thing. Hurley was a pedophile, just so people understand
where this is going. Who lured Daniel with money in the use of his
car in exchange for sex. Police would later find thousands of porn photos on
his computer, many depicting underage boys. Daniel said Hurley had sodomized him two
weeks before and now wanted to do it again. That's when Daniel snapped.
Danielle was Jesus. Repeatedly bashed Hurley in the head with a pickle jar,
then began stabbing him. By the time it was all over, Hurley had
been sabbed fifty times. Daniel was sentenced sixteen months in jail and later released
on house arrest. He's scheduled to be sent to a mental institution until he's
twenty one. That is good for him, honestly, yeah, go for
him. There is a I don't want to do it. I don't want
to think about it. There is a joke to do with petophilia and pickles.
There is I would never want to say, but like there, it's
fucked up. That's a fucked up story. But he got justice justice,
you know, so I to play devil's amage. I didn't read any of
these stories. I just fell a little bit here. I can see how
satisfying that must have been to be to be sexually assaulted or sodomized whatever by
somebody like that, and then to be in the situation again where he's like,
m I'm about to do it again, and then to go, oh,
really, motherfucker, let me bash your head in and then stab you.
I can see why in that like fit of rage, especially like you
know, having something like that done to you, probably against your will,
because I feel like being sexually assaulted and stuff like that is like probably one
of the worst things you could do to a human, like obviously outside of
you know, torture, killing somebody, blah blah blah. But I feel
like it's it's such a degrading like and horrible, like you must feel so
helpless and just awful. And then I could see how to do it would
be like you know what this I'm not there in a horror movie, right,
It would be like this dona no, no, no, no,
like this like very like triumphant music as he holds the pickle jar over the
pedophile's head and it's just like fuck you, you know, it'd be like
dog coming over the crest of the hill in the Hills. Oh yeah,
exactly that triumph Go look, go and fucking listen to that episode. It
will be about time. This one is Our heels have ice episodes. They
got also out of some of the ship we said and talked about. I
feel like everyone knows someone can get murdered with a belt. I actually want
to skip the scissors because that ship, Like we talked about the scissor scissors,
right, we did? We did? Uh, do you want to
go and uh, you want to talk about the chainsaw your favorite instrument of
murder? Sure, my favor. But so in two thousand and ten,
Jose Fernando Corona, see why is it never like a normal name like John
Smith used the chainsaw to decapitate his wife before dragging her lifeless corpse into the
streets. The responding officers found two chain saws at the scene. There crying,
two chain saws, like two bang banjos man, two chain saws,
it's wild. They found one of them nearby, still running with blood and
tissue matter. The bloody trail led from Corona's headless body to the doorway of
their home. Jose Fernando Corona is still at large. You know, it
does like make you think twice though, right, it does make you think
twice. So hold on, right, does that story say? In twenty
ten? He does, and they can't find him. He's still large,
so they say, now and this was the first of May, this shit
that he may be hiding in Mexico, China. Lewis phil The Lewisville,
Texas Police Department is currently seeking Jose Fernando Corona on a warrant charging him with
the alleged murder of his wife. Wow Detectives report that on the twenty sixth
of April twenty ten, he used two chainsaws Marie at their home. He
then called his daughter and confessed to the murder before fleeing the scene. The
photos of the suspect, of the suspect and the victim are at least thirteen
years old. Please send us an email at tips at future dot com if
you know if it's where. But Wow, dude has been on the run
for thirteen that's crazy. He's either dead or he's hiding on an island.
That's Listen to me, that's crazy. Like, I can't help it.
This is my brain goes with him with two chainsaws, I picture like both
in each and he'd be like ah and then like fucking cutting her in half,
and shit like it's because I've watched too many horror movies. That's horrible.
What happened is horrible. But two chainsaws, Like, how do you
have one? Will do the job? Did one like stall? And then
you're like, oh, all of a sudden, he looks behind me,
he's got one other chainsaw. It's like, how do you have two badges?
You know? What did you ever see the the video of the cartel
killing the guy and I think it's his son with the chain saws. No,
I don't watch what's that called tortureport. That's pretty grim. They have
them like tight up and they're sitting with their arms behind their back against the
wall and like they're bringing the chainsaw up like really close to them. Yeah,
and like you can tell the two dudes are just completely like I don't
know if they're in a state of shock because they know what's about to happen,
but like they barely react. Like he's just like lying there like that
looking at them, and they start cutting into the first guy's neck and like
the dad or the son that can't remember which one is like the one that's
killed after, but he's just literally just sitting there just like to be a
state of shock. You Like, Yeah, it looks like that, like
where he's just completely like disconnected, like this like this has left his body.
That's fuck it. Yeah, that's what it looks like. It's actually
stopt has like fifty at like Rotten dot Com. I grew up with seeing
that shit way too young and like all same, like these are not things
that I watch. They have saved on my computer right now. They they
like stuff like that has always stuck with me, Like that was stuff I
was probably looking at when I was like sixteen or seventeen, but like I
have these vivid memories of being like and even now talking about it, I
get this like weird feet into my chest room like I can feel it.
I feel like I can feel it in my chest. And this is why
I make a lot of jokes. Everybody, okay, but I'm very serious
that like crime and murder is bad, Like like I say on the show
Taking Nothing seriously, this is not meant to be like something where we're gonna
cry and like you know, we get all in our feelings about it.
It's just like thing crazy shit happens, and it's fucked up to talk about
because like imagine like killing someone like you're the penguin and Batman with an umbrella
and the penguin. I don't think he's ever killed Batman with an umbrella,
but that's pretty intense. He does. He does, he uses little gun.
It's sick. I'm having an umbrella with a knife is kind of cool.
Like a cane. You canna have a cane with a knife. In
it and ship like fucking pull it out and you're like so much just fuck
with you, which I'm definitely gonna do when I'm an old man. My
favorite use for the penguin though with the umbrella is Batman returns when he all
the pieces fly off the top of the umbrella and he stands on the little
hook part at the end and always yeah, yeah, oh, he like
sits on it. It turns yeah, it turns into like a helly co
so fucking funny. I thought, you're like, watch like a Batman poor
where he like shives in her ass and like twirls it and then she like
flies away. I'm sure something like that. In twenty twelve, a forty
year old man was walking through Hanover, Germany, when he crossed the path
of a stranger carrying an umbrella. Very strange. The stranger passed by and
without warning, turned around and stabbed the man in the back with the tip
of the umbrella. Apparently the umbrella had a built a needle which injected mercury
into his body, causing him to go into a coma, which he never
recovered. Glad I got high for this episode. That's crazy and there's no
there's no explanation, there's no name or anything. It's just some guy was
like turned around and got stabbed with a needle in his back with fucking poison.
But it would have been for a reason. That's like an assass an
Asian attempt. Yeah, Like I feel like I want to know more about
that. You have to look up. Like a man killed with umbrella has
an at the end? Dude, is it fauci? Is it doctor?
Why would I don't have an umbrella that I had, like a special needle
tip and had, Like is he actually the penguin? Yeah? Like,
are you actually the penguin? Did you look it up? Umbrella kills needle
umbrella kills German man stabbed with poison? Let me see what this ship?
Like, I want all these ads with poison. Umbrella dies a year after
attack, which has chilling echoes of infamous Markov assassination. Said poison tip umbrella
is being hunted by police after killing a man in a case bearing chilling echoes
of the murder of Bulgarian dissident online. It was a murder, it was
an assassination or was a forty year old German Man died of mercury poisoning after
being jabbed in the books by a mysterious attacker carrying the modified weapon. The
unnamed victim told police he was attacked by a slim stranger who had a sticking
plaster on his face weird before falling into a calm. He died on Wednesday,
almost a year after he was hitting. A post mortem and toxicology examinations
to be carried out soon because of death. The victims showed signs of improving,
but on Wednesday, he suddenly died while in a rehabilitation center. Prosecutors
are now searching for the killer, but a myth. They have little to
no why. The case mirrors the murder of journalist Georgi Markov, who defected
to Britain from his native country in nineteen sixty nine but was killed by a
poison umbrella. Now what this sounds like? That sounds like sam is it
NJ twelve shit? Some like FBI, like CIA shit. We're like you
know what I mean, it's uh, it is I am. It's very
snaky, like the fact that like who has that other than maybe people that
work for the government that need to get or like other parties like that.
You know, you know, what I mean, like that like people that
have something great to gain, those are like assassination attempts, like they have
the heart attack gut in the museum in this that's from the sixties, and
yeah, I'm pretty sure the CIA, right, so like the idea,
like they definitely have stuff that is like very sneaky and you could just like
you know that. Have you seen the interview where he has like the rising
on his hand and he's like nice to meet. You can be you know
what I mean you see in that movie, right, Yeah, you have
to be super sneaky, right, and then you have like all those poisonoushit
the fact he stabbing in the back with one it's funny the stabbing the ass
that's actually like quite comical to me. It's it's it's actually like really on
seld that that's how like easy I guess it is something like you' knocking something
like whoa, and then he's like just jabs in the butt with a fucking
umbrella. You never see that like when like those like crazy like drug adult
lunatics like go around like stabbing people with their darty needles and stuff like that,
and it always just makes you see a lot of weird stuff fin your
internet journeys, don't you know. But I've definitely heard stories of like ship
like that. I'm sure that happens homeless, homeless like lunatics, not trying
to like stab people with needles. Yeah, you see some of the I'm
this. I was like, I've seen some a couple of homeless videos recently
and like it's crazy. You can tell like there's blitzed out of their mind.
The one guy's name like, I'm what's your name is? Like,
I'm sham lam ding dong w. She was like just ranting this like crazy
like and it was like rhyming and stuff and like actually coherently said but it
was like I couldn't even do that fast. My name is Shamalama Ramadam.
No. No, he is like saying like Mohammed blah blah and like doing
it like like, man, drugs are crazy what they do to do?
Brain? Man? How did you say that? So? Well? But
there's nothing but gibberish. Drugs are a hell of a drug. So in
two thousand and seven, twenty one year old Jason Webster that was an old
manager head a jealous undergraduate history student. We missed the bowling ball. Bro
Oh didn't yeah for you know a boy, he was a bowling ball.
I just finished where you're saying. Yeah, I was just gonna say so.
He he He murdered his lover, Rebecca Love, aged twenty six,
in a drunken rage by stabbing her with a pen. Love's body was found
by university staff two days later, having ninety three seven injuries to her raisy
head, chest, neck, and body. But again, that's that sound
like a shanking, like an in a jail, like we got fast before
the guard see you. Yeah, that's another one of those. Like I'd
imagine a dude maybe obsessed Twitter and like caught her talking to maybe another guy
or something, and just in a blind rage, he's like, you know
what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna stab the ship out of you. Have
you ever seen thirty Minutes or less? That's got the guy from the Facebook
movie on it. He robs Oh wait, he's forced to, like he
has a bomb on just whether he's forced to like rob a pizza place where
like he works by the Like it's like Nick Schwartz's in it, damn it,
Brye. I think there's like a some cartel guy and the dad shoots
him with a pen gun and he's like a pen gun really because he's like,
oh I have yet, that's that dude, that is a Jesse.
Yeah Eisenberg, she's doing the pen gun. That's what makes me think of
that. Shit's fucked up. Though. A four year old boy this is
also messed up, used a bowling ball to kill his five year old neighbor.
Man, do you want to the five your old name? That the
neighbor's name was Sidda Osman in Fort Worth, Texas. The murderer struck the
little boy in the head with a fourteen pound bowling ball and it was allegedly
because the boy was irritating him, although the teenager himself the culprit was given
twenty three years behind bars. See. And this is also like kids that
do like, where's that come from? That that behavior? It must be
like the parents and what they see on TV. And especially someone like fourteen
years old. I feel like, you know, unless you're from like a
really really bad place or a community or household or whatever, like even at
fourteen, you know like you shouldn't probably do that to somebody. But at
the same time, your brain's not really that rational all that time. See,
I don't I don't know how much waste and something like fourteen pounds,
don't, I don't know how much. Way, it's something like watching horror
movies and being like, oh, that's the reason. I mean, I
watched horror movies a lot as completely yeah, like I'm not saying, I'm
completely saying, but like, at no point was I ever like I'd like
to try stabbing my own parents or you know, so like I don't know,
like and even I'm sure we both did when we were young, like
looking at those fucked up videos and all like, but I never had the
urge to go and like poke somebody's eyes out with Screwdriver's running. I think,
I really think that kids shouldn't be watching that shit, and that we
were probably too young because the Internet used to be like a wild wild West.
But I'm sure it can fuck up your psyche to some degree. I
feel like it sounds like I don't know if you'll take it as a compliment
if you heard this or not, but like I feel like Necro's music fucked
me up when I was like listening to when I was like twelve or thirteen,
because if you listen to subsage, you're like, yeah, you should
be listening to that as a pre teen boy. But but I'll say the
horror movies did fucked me up, Like I never saw that as something I
wanted to do, you know what I mean. There's nothing like it scared
me. That was the point, right, that gave you that like feeling
of being frightened or scared without the reality of it, so you can you
could experience these these feelings at a young age. You know, everyone experiences
scary things throughout their life, right, but movies you're able to do it.
So she like really scary movies without physically having to go through something.
You know, you get what I'm thrown out. Yeah, like once once
the ninety minute run time is over, like you have overcome that thing and
it's you're safe and everything is fine. How do you think actually, when
you get older, how do you think you'll be with your kid or kids
as regards like age is for being allowed to watch Like I've discussed it,
it's mostly up to like the wife, we'll figure it out together. But
like I think that we'll figure it out together, or what decisions she has
to make there is there's definitely like where I don't know. I feel like
I watched them young, but at the same time I wasn't allowed to,
so it is taboo. So if you kind of like let your kid watch
some stuff, it's like kind of spooky and engage. They're like the reaction
and and they're in the cognitive ability and I almost feel like you have to
gauge it. Like I watched Not m Street the first one when I was
eight, and it scared me, but I was intrigued by it. I
remember like love seeing like people in the Halloween because it's like the early nineties
and share like like I guess late night at this point, like seeing what
their like their masks on their shitty Freddy gloves in the nineties, and I
was like, this guy's cool. Man. This is even though like is
that cool out if he's a murderer? Cool of he's a character in a
movie that's meant to scare you. Yeah, Like I still have the fucking
the screen mask that I got in nineteen ninety seven. I'm still sad about
what the I know, right, So, uh, you you go with
the leg and I'll end it on a big one under read two big ones
prosthetic leg. In twenty eleven, Sorry I brought up on screen all tin.
Debra Hewitt, a homeless woman from Louisiana, killed her boyfriend Dwayne Ball
by using her own prosthetic leg. According to the police investigation, she stumped
on him, then took off her prosthetic leg, and while balancing on her
good leg, used it to beat him to death. Is she hobbled over
and beat the ship him? Oh? Man, she looks like a woman
you would not want to fuck. Is she massive? No? No,
I don't know why I pictured her. Picture is so different like fat.
I don't even want to say when I pictured her. Ask because it's because
it's sad, horrible. That's so funny, that's I pictured. There's a
big fat ape. Look at this woman looks crazy. She looks like she
would beat you with that prosthetic Like Deborah Hewett. Everybody look up her.
But it's crazy that like he he she must have like slipped, like like
tripped him or something like that, like he miss a slipped or something that
he like or put something happened where he like got on the ground right,
and then she stomped him with it like maybe just like hitting him in the
face a couple of times, and I just imagine like like like while hears
like like her leg pop off, she like starts beating the like like while
hopping, like beating the shabby. That's a wild story. I'd want to
be pretty, yeah, but I'd want to be pretty like defenseless and weak
to be able to allow a woman to beat me to that flag. Never
seen duce bigger though. Yeah, of course she like falls in love with
the chick with the prospect of course, very funny, crazy, So I
guess we'll end it on a five one. This has been a roller coaster
of an episode, could I say, and I've I've enjoyed myself, So
I have the fancy because I don't know, sometimes I got high and sometimes
you have to like laugh at like some of the crazy shit that goes on
in the world, because some of these are quite quite humorous. If you
took it as like if someone filmed some of these, you know what I
mean, as like a movie, it would look like a like a it
would look comical, look at like a B rated horror movie where they tried
to do some like like creative kills and then it just looks goofy. I
am this last one as wild? Did you look it up? Us?
Yeah? So I don't know if you want to read off a little more,
but I'm gonna say the basics. But Donna Lang Donna Lang fifty one
from Everett, Washington, smothered. I did look into this one a little
closer because I had to look up there. I had to find images and
I just got essentially for like audio listeners, I got images of like the
object that they're killed with. But I actually had to like look up this
woman because she killed her boyfriend with her breasts after passing it out on top
of him. Whitnesses said they heard the man pleading for her to get off
him. Uh is that definitely? Yeah? From Yeah, from what I
from. I tried to dig and this is the article like the this is
the woman that was the most consistent. Why do you think it's somebody else
because she looks like her? Because similar? Because it was just when I
when I when I googled it came up with a bunch of different women,
like yeah, like multiple different It's like the smothering videos. Just google big
titty smothering, big titty to death. So this is I had to end
it on this one because this one is fucking crazy. If you want to
bring up any more info, it's like, I'm pretty sure this is because
that looks like her, but like she lost weight, but it's hard to
tell. Maybe it's not the same picture, but I think it's this lady,
which kind of makes sense, seems right. Doesn't mean to sound bad,
but lang was who was heavily no pun intended intoxicated. That's stuvid.
I told police she had no idea how the man had died. She was
charged a second degree murder even though there's a party. She must have got
so drunk that she passed out on this guy, is how I'm taking it.
Like she got drunk and then fell asleep and the guy was like get
off, and then obviously nobody helped him, because like if people heard it
and then but like it says that he was only like fourteen or fifteen pounds
later than her, you couldn't just push, like surety to god, you
could just do this like mash her face up and stuff, like just like
slap around. But if you're also drunk, but then you still have that
that the thing I wondered that he also like kind of pass out or whatever,
and then he likes suffocated on like the skin of her boobe or something.
As indicated by Daily Mail, a fourteen stone woman has had to deal
with murder penalties after apparently choking or smuttering her or partners to death. See,
I don't know they're they're saying other things here. They're saying during an
inebriated fight inside of a trailer. Information about Donna after she was blamed for
killing she was charged with second degree murder. So there's like no info in
this case. Yeah, she was blamed for covering him, smuttering him to
debt with her and enormous chest, drinking and arguing. Witnesses guarantee they heard
the five foot seven male who lived in the trailer with Donna beseeching her to
leave him alone. She had her chest all over she covered him to death.
They both had been exceptionally inebriated and had experienced facial wounds. During the
squad I think I'm dying here man again. A male and three ladies,
not including the persons in question, were found at the site, everyone of
whom were exceptionally inebriated. As per police. That's crazy, snapped what appeared
to be Donna's hair held in the casualties pan, so apparently he was he
ripped her hair out in the process of trying to get out from what the
fuck weird? That's fucking this is because that's what I was gonna say,
is like, of course it's a trailer park, right, of course there's
a trailer park. Of course her name is Donna. Yeah, there there's
like this. This whole thing is like really weird. Like she is five
foot six and ways. When representatives showed up to the clinic to meet with
her, she appeared to be extremely intoxicated. She professed to cherish the person
in question that she had killed, and they had apparently been together for roughly
four weeks. Oh nice, a month. Nice. She acknowledged no bad
behavior and expressed she was miserable on the off chance that her partner was dead,
yet she didn't have the foggiest idea of how he died. She knows,
she knows, weird. It's like it's been like a four weeks and
he's like, you're fucking crazy, lady. It's like, do you want
to leave me? And it was like staffgag with her with there's another actually
a quick thing. On the end of this article. A German lady was
accused of murder in November twenty eleven in the wake of a sexual act.
Apparently she choked out her sweetheart with her thirty eight double D bosoms out.
Tim Schmidt, aged thirty, asserts that partners'ction since she was jealous of his
legitimate occupation. While oh yeah, she didn't kill him, she attempted to
kill him. Hanson dismissed the allegations that she tried to kill him, demanding
in court that the two were having a consenting sex game. Wild but who
knows, and when stuff like that does happen, you don't know, right,
But what a way to go out, especially like when you when like
people are like like drunk and stuff like that. It's like trailer para.
Yeah, it's hard to know who's actually I know, you know, because
they're probably all just yeah, Billy Bob's outside being like it sounds like they're
having fun in there, you know, one too one that's it's crazy though,
It's just it's just, uh, it's just wild that we know fun
ways to die by object. I'm fucking so high. And this is like
it is like crazy how there's so many different weapons. Anything, anything is
a weapon, man. Yeah, you could turn anything, I suppose technically
into anything. What would you think is like the most bizarre out of those
ones we talked about, No, no, if you were like to pick
okay that first, that first, that's not fun with this one of those
ones. Out of those ones, I don't know what about you, pump
Nico man, Yeah, that's the fucking piece of fucking piece of loaf of
bread pickle jar is pretty weird. I also thought the microwaves fucked up.
The braid is probably the hardest one for me to believe, I think,
because I'm like, how can braid? Cops made that up? It was
like it's a conspiracy. Yeah, what what would you classify as? Like
what would be like a really weird one? I already thought of one,
Like you know people like put condoms over their heads and try to blow it
up, like like you did to someone or convince someone be like yo,
put that overhead and like try to blow it up, and they're like the
fast out and they like to actually see that said, you see videos of
stupid kids doing that. What if like they just like it's suffocated them and
they couldn't breathe somehow, but he stills his mouth. I guess like that
sounds like hell a suffocating to me. Yeah, something like that. That's
a pretty good one to about being like fucked to death by a fuck machine.
Well that's like stuff like that atronics. It's sexual stuff, and it's
just like it's somehow like I have short circuits and ship and then you're like
it's like through your pelvis because you're strapped up or something. In my head
that was like why is it always like kind of sexual things that are going
into my head? But like I was thinking of like I was like,
you know, being fucked up by That's what I was thinking, because they
have those like people that gets strapped up and then they have the machine going
or maybe like I don't know if this could kill you, but like if
you put on like I don't know, like a cock ring or something,
would that she kill you? No, but it would it would not be
good. Yeah, I wouldn't imagine like stuff like that would like freak me
to fuck out. That's so funny, And that's what it is because like
people do dumb things in I don't know this sense of gratification. Like I
knew a chicked that like accidentally killed herself because she like they were doing that
thing where you were like you choke yourself till you pass out and then you
like come back to it. I guess you're like really high. And this
is when I was a disruptive teenager, so I was like an anger management
or some shit, and she was part of the group and then yeah,
she like yeah, sad story because she like, you know, she was
cool and they just want to get high and and it's like the simplest thing
could like, you know, not the simplest thing, but you know,
people like die all the time from weird circumstances and anything can happen, and
I feel like there's a lot of those weird stories which should be an episode
at some point, of people that have died in the process of having sex.
I feel like we're a show that would do something like that, like
talk about that, because that's weird and it happens probably much more often than
people realize. Heart attack thing would be the easiest. I'm sure there's like
thousands of cases of guy being like you know, on coke or something rail
and a stripper and then he has a heart attack. You have you ever
been in that situation where you felt like you're about to have a heart attack
or taken like I've never taken. I don't need that ship. I like,
I don't even know what it would do to me. Man, I
feel like it'd be not good, Like your penis is gonna explode. You
try to Oh, yeah, it's crazy, not even because not even because
I needed it. I was just like, I feel like I would have
done that too. It's PSA, everybody out there, it's not funny.
How did you have? It's not funny? So it's really weird, right,
it didn't really work like that per se, like you know, you
could just kind of it was like regular. But when like you did,
I suppose when I got yeah, it was like scary, like in the
nedle or something going on with your body. It was like, whoa,
this is not normal. This doesn't feel good really, And I swear to
God, right, I'm not messing the fucking a motherfucking headache. I'm sure
absolutely, Like I have never experienced pain like it in my mind. I've
tried this, this sex struck once. It's called the what's it called uh
poppers or whatever. Someone had it and you like write and you inhale it
and something and it made like it made you like feel like whoa, like
just fucking but then like you get a headache from it. Like gu it's
like shoe collars or some ship, and I'm like, weird that people do
this ship all the time. It's just wild, Like I wouldn't I don't
think I I honestly don't think I could recommend I really don't think I could
recommend it. And it was for me it was this, Yeah, I
was like, this will be really funny and cool and like it's just like
I felt like I was having some sort of like heart attack panic attack a
lot of the time, even people that do I got and I got really
warm, like my skin and stuff got really warm, and I don't know,
like it was like one of those things where I was like geez,
I feel like I'm like burst into the hulok or some ship. I was
like, this doesn't not feel right. I would be curious like research,
like really wess in it and stuff like that, because like it's a big
farmer drug that probably gets mass produced and a lot of people probably take it
because they've shot themselves, like in the shot themselves in the foot essentially like
there, their hormones are shot and everything because of all the stuff that they
probably take, eat, drink whatever. Right, Elko probably even does that
to you. I hope I never have that problem, you know. I'm
just gonna till something happens. If I'm like seventies start punching like a fucking
beam bag. It's like I feel like, if or when I ever get
to the point where that starts to become an issue, I I'll probably just
try and call it a day on that. I'll be like, I don't
even think I'm gonna go back down the especially now having had that experience.
You don't want you want to do it like in Pearl, you know.
But then part of me wonders, right, somebody else when I said that,
till they said to me, but maybe did you think it's because you
used it when you didn't actually need it? Is that what the issue was?
I'm like, I thought, I don't know that you don't want to
be like that? That movie? What's the second movie to Pearl? What's
that one called? I can't there's X remember like it's like I can't my
heart and she's like stripping naked the most. We have to talk about that
in your show. That movie made is so good but maybe so uncomfortable.
Man. Yeah, it's love me like you used to. And it was
like it's like I can't remember my heart. It's like, oh, man,
gives me the chills. It's funny because like me and my wife are
both like the the old Ladies are creepy, right, like like naked Old
Ladies is just like something that is just I'm sorry you ever see that movie?
Yeah, I actually would love to talk about the movie. That's another
one that Gobby There's that movie is like the one of the worst for that
definitely cause she's scurry across the hall so crazy. And then also even it
it too chapter two or that the big fucking weird old Lady creature comes out.
Never kept a gang bang though, huh it's weird. That's a good
place to edit it. There's like, I don't know. This was again
recently leans a lot off the rails kind of topics, and I did this
on purposepose purpose. It was supposed to be like you know, the original
strange brew is we would always cover some bigger topic and just talk about like
point like just fit fast stories, you know, bolt them out, joke
about them. You know, next let's talk about another crazy story. So
I thought this one was kind of fun to do like that with you and
kind of keep it to the roots of what Strange Brew was was having a
couple of dreams get a little stoned and discussing a strange, fucked up topic
and just having a lot of banter. Not doing this for nobody, doing
it for the fans out there that know what we're doing, know we're doing
it right, hoorah, But shout out your ship. We got a lot
of stuff coming for First Class Horror. Yeah, First Gass Horror on the
Instagram is probably the best place to keep up to day. I do have,
you know, Facebook where all those things, but I would say Instagram
is probably best for keeping On top of that, there's also class artcast dot
com where you can get all the episodes as they release on all podcast platforms.
Basically, it's probably on places that I don't even know that exist at
this point. And yeah, we're gonna try and push for some more video
aspects, maybe in some like Strange one offs, we might do. I
would love to at some point, Like I really love the idea of doing
commentaries, and especially for like those weird, like offshoot, like kind of
unique movies. So that Creep movie from two thousand and four, I really
want to do a commentary of that, like within the next two weeks if
we can, I would love to do. There's another really good I don't
know if you've ever seen a film footage movie Chernobyl Diaries. I think I've
heard better. See this is gonna be get the juicy ship, the good
stuff, because like I'm gonna be seeing these movies for the first time,
and I'll give you I'll get a little high, you know what I do.
I'll get a little like I'll get I'll have a beer two and then
I'll just like give you my true thoughts of what I think is going on.
So that could be very good, you know. Yeah, I think
that'll be yuh, that'll be enjoyable. Yeah, And look, I guess
just keep an eye out. There's lots of stuff I don't I can't even
really like we can't even really announce episodes because there's so many different ideas that
kind of know wherever direction I want to go or you want to go.
Yeah, Like I think we just kind of wing it because there is such
a like back catalog of things that we would like to talk about. So
it's kind of convinced. I'm itching to do American Worth in London. I
told you like that shit is like one of my favorite films of all.
You know, we just don Hills of Eyes. We're we're gonna do a
Dead Silence. We've American Worth from London. I want to do the Creep
commentary, and there's just like so many things to pull from. So yeah,
just keep keep an eye out and if you do happen to listen to
the podcast or any of the shows running like that, make sure to leave
a rating or five star rate and review. I had to change for all
the fans I know. There was a page called the host Head's page on
Facebook. We have a couple hundred people on there or something like that,
and mostly two fans of the show, mostly posted down there. We had
to make it a private page because some some weird ad thing like I don't
know what the hell happened to that group page, but people kept posting porn.
But it was like one of those fake accounts, all different names,
all different weird names, and then people were like sending messages like what's happening
on the host heads page? And I was like, I don't know,
I'm not on Facebook that often ever. And then like I'm scrolling through and
there's like just images of a chicken a rail. I'm like, what the
fuck? And then so I had to make a private So then like these
weird I don't know what the hell this is or how this happens. We
get spammed with all these different face to account posting like porn on your ship.
That's happening a lot on Facebook recently. I do like social media and
management for a couple of different like small businesses, and like two or three
of them are getting absolutely brutalized by something's going on, and like every time
they post something, the comments, like it gets like fifteen comments like straight
away, and I'm like, oh wow, what's what's going on here?
And then when I have a look, it's all like you can tell,
it's all like those yeah, like bot accounts under like link into like fucking
all sorts of see and this is where it's gonna go to be, Like
the Internet's got too crazy there's so many bot accounts. Now you have to
give me your blood and we have to verify if you're actually who you say
you are. You know, that's it. It's like all that fucking that's
where it's going, very going to a place where like you'd have to like
you have to be verified in a way and show like your driver's license.
Heying, fucking animal. It's crazy, or like they're like literally they like
soon they wanted like you to show your like ID and stuff like that on
like social media accounts, which is gonna always hopefully should push people to more
free platforms. You know, I try. I'm trying on X not as
often. They say post often, and I'm like, I've got time to
like constantly post on Twitter, X whatever the funk it's called. I'm trying
to do some clips and stuff like that. But a guy just post on
on on Instagram and then like one hundred thousand people look at me screaming about
the government's great. So but I don't understand X. I'm trying. I
want to try to maybe keep up with the podcast page. It's weird,
but everyone's like it's the freedom of speech platform. Even though Elon Musk wants
to put a chip in your brain, but that's let's break it like always
two hours in. It has to be like an up from U.