Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 2: Well, if we've.
Speaker 3: Spent a lot of time writing, and then if.
Speaker 1: We spend any time writing or rehearsing this what we
Speaker 1: should jump off the roof.
Speaker 4: You know, the show has got it's obviously canned.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's such a scripted show, and you guys
Speaker 5: don't even do a good job of like playing off
Speaker 5: each other. It's a scripted show with a bunch of
Speaker 5: talking points.
Speaker 4: You're welcome, please hear that. Others need to conceive the
Speaker 4: point as well. We don't need your op. Thanks, We
Speaker 4: don't need your.
Speaker 2: What do you What do you think that's about?
Speaker 3: That's the irony of it.
Speaker 1: What do you think that's about? Like do you think, okay,
Speaker 1: let's go down the list. Is it love? Is it money?
Speaker 1: Is it traffic? I think what happened took his money?
Speaker 4: Maybe we don't need your thanks?
Speaker 3: Okay, So like a first wife.
Speaker 1: Second, judging from that, I would say third, play it again.
Speaker 2: Profile, Yeah, I don't hear the whole.
Speaker 4: You know, the show has got it's obviously canned. I
Speaker 4: mean it's such a scripted show.
Speaker 2: He's from the East Coast.
Speaker 5: You guys don't.
Speaker 4: Even do a good job of like playing.
Speaker 5: All each other.
Speaker 1: Was an angry script Coast guy that came Is that
Speaker 1: Boston or New York? I think New York. I think
Speaker 1: he's an angry East Coast person that moved out here
Speaker 1: in the maybe the late nineties, hoping for something better,
Speaker 1: a better life, and found nothing.
Speaker 2: And this weather is reminding.
Speaker 1: Him of the promise of home and of the promise
Speaker 1: of coming out west, like so many do. Uh, and
Speaker 1: then their dreams die here, just like they would have
Speaker 1: died in New York, and he's taking it out on us.
Speaker 2: Is this a.
Speaker 4: Disc the show has got? It's obviously canned. It's such
Speaker 4: a scripted show.
Speaker 1: Is that a Is that a dis How could you
Speaker 1: ever think that somebody would write this and then press play?
Speaker 3: A reminder, by the way, this is a teacher's appreciation week,
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Speaker 6: You know what it was?
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 3: What do you think it was?
Speaker 1: Well, remember earlier when we were talking about the poppies,
Speaker 1: and we were talking about how we are kind of
Speaker 1: dissing the people that are just going to take their
Speaker 1: cell phone to go out into the Analyg Valley and
Speaker 1: pose half naked in the poppies and lie down and
Speaker 1: roll around in them and then take pictures and find
Speaker 1: his angles. That was that guy we.
Speaker 3: Thanks.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's on his way out there right now.
Speaker 1: He's wearing a crop top and super short felt hat
Speaker 1: of some kind, oh a felt hat, like like a
Speaker 1: floppy felt hat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, what else is going on?
Speaker 6: Time for what's happening.
Speaker 3: The biggest deal of the day, of course, was this
Speaker 3: meeting today that took place between President Trump and Canadian
Speaker 3: Prime Minister Mark Carney, the new one. The API says
Speaker 3: they faced off in the Oval Office. It was a
Speaker 3: little more cordial than I think a lot of people
Speaker 3: were expecting. But neither one of them showed any sign
Speaker 3: of retreating from their differences when it comes to this
Speaker 3: ongoing trade war. They kept it civil for the most part,
Speaker 3: but President Trump called to make Canada the fifty first
Speaker 3: state once again, and Carney then insisted that Canada is
Speaker 3: not for sale, and Trump said time will tell, and
Speaker 3: he said never, and Trump said, will never say never.
Speaker 3: So I mean that's kind of the way. But they
Speaker 3: did it all with smiles on their faces.
Speaker 1: Well, adding a tragedy to more tragedy. There are questions
Speaker 1: that I have about that dui suspect that killed bron
Speaker 1: Levy in Manhattan Beach. This happened over the weekend. You've
Speaker 1: no doubt heard about it. This kid, very popular Loyoa
Speaker 1: High School tennis star, Bron Levy. He was killed by
Speaker 1: a drunk driver who was driving with a suspended license.
Speaker 1: She's thirty three. She was arrested at the scene. She
Speaker 1: was driving on a suspended license from a previous drunk
Speaker 1: driving arrest. Now, she was not charged in that previous
Speaker 1: arrest with drunk driving. They let her go. Charged her
Speaker 1: with a hit and run and damage to property. Had
Speaker 1: she been convicted of that first dui, this would be
Speaker 1: murder this time around. You drive drunk, you get CA,
Speaker 1: you sign something that says I know if I do
Speaker 1: this again, I'll kill somebody, or I can kill somebody,
Speaker 1: And that's the way they get you for murder the
Speaker 1: second time around. And I don't know what happened the
Speaker 1: first time around where this got reduced from drunk driving
Speaker 1: to a hit and run with the property damage. But
Speaker 1: she should be charged with murder for this.
Speaker 3: She doesn't. She doesn't have to have that previous DUI
Speaker 3: for it to be or does she.
Speaker 1: It's a yeah guarantee exactly.
Speaker 3: Check Out the hidden cameras in the old dance studio bathroom.
Speaker 3: We've heard this story before, but in this case, it
Speaker 3: was the Hermosa School of Dance on Aviation Boulevard. Concealed
Speaker 3: cameras found in wicker baskets placed inside the unisex bathrooms.
Speaker 3: Hopefully they find whoever put them there and throw them
Speaker 3: away for a long time. There's a new city, a
Speaker 3: new city in California called Mountain House Incorporated July.
Speaker 1: I have a friend, roommate from college who lives in
Speaker 1: Mountainhouse with her.
Speaker 3: Two hundred and eighty or sorry, twenty eight thousand, residents.
Speaker 3: It is now California's four hundred and eighty third city.
Speaker 2: Well, she's from El Toro in fact.
Speaker 3: And now from Mountain Him, Yes, exactly. Christy Noam, the
Speaker 3: Secretary of Homeland Security, says that if you do not
Speaker 3: have your real ID, you can still board a plane.
Speaker 3: Of course, tomorrow is the day that you're gonna have
Speaker 3: to get your real ID. But she told a congressional
Speaker 3: panel about eighty five sorry, eighty one percent of travelers
Speaker 3: do have IDs that comply with the real ID requirements.
Speaker 3: Security checkpoints will also be accepting passports, obviously tribal identification.
Speaker 3: When the deadline hits tomorrow, they said, those who do
Speaker 3: not have an ID that complies with real ID may
Speaker 3: be diverted to a different line. They may have an
Speaker 3: extra step, But as of right now, you will still
Speaker 3: be allowed to flock.
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Speaker 4: We don't need your opinion.
Speaker 2: No, we don't. Do you want your Jefpary question?
Speaker 3: Do when we come back?
Speaker 2: Yes, sir.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 6: AM six forty.
Speaker 3: We were talking about near death experiences just a short
Speaker 3: time ago and how it is that changes people's attitudes,
Speaker 3: Hiary and Shannon.
Speaker 7: Hey, I almost choked to death in my car eating
Speaker 7: lunch because I hadn't eaten all day. It's not funny,
Speaker 7: and I was starving and I was scarfing down food
Speaker 7: and I ate a piece. I was too big, and
Speaker 7: I couldn't breathe, and I had barely any air in
Speaker 7: my lungs, and I had did the Heimelick on myself.
Speaker 7: And life has never been in the same sense it was.
Speaker 7: I couldn't hard to explain.
Speaker 3: Yes, I get it. I mean, I've never experience that,
Speaker 3: but I can understand why. Hey, this is scary.
Speaker 2: You're looking right at me.
Speaker 8: I had a massive heart tech in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 8: I was dead for about eight and a half minutes.
Speaker 8: Thank God, I came back and everything, my perception of
Speaker 8: death changed.
Speaker 2: I bet did you hear him enjoying the birds?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you gotta jump it out a little bit, damn right.
Speaker 3: Learn that from Ferris Bueller.
Speaker 9: Hey, guys, I have a near death experience every day
Speaker 9: listening to your show.
Speaker 2: Okay, but you know what, I'm still kicking.
Speaker 10: Keep it going.
Speaker 3: Hurtful, hurtful. We don't need your opinion like that. That's
Speaker 3: not how good.
Speaker 6: Bring me back on.
Speaker 3: A happier note, though, we have a bunch of people
Speaker 3: that wanted to honor nurses and teachers today.
Speaker 9: My sister was a nurse and then a nurse practitioner
Speaker 9: we're in general who headeded up the first HIV ward
Speaker 9: in the mid nineteen eighties. That was before people even
Speaker 9: knew what caused it, and she was really instrumental in
Speaker 9: taking care of the HIV patients when almost no one
Speaker 9: else would at Marine General.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's the heart of that early to mid eighties.
Speaker 3: Like that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Hey, Gary, Shannon David here, and you're a Blendham.
Speaker 11: My daughter's been a nurse for over twenty years and
Speaker 11: COVID just about broke her and a lot of her
Speaker 11: friends just the same. Some did leave articulate leave of absence.
Speaker 11: She does have PTSD and I really feel for all
Speaker 11: the nurses out there for going through that. But they're
Speaker 11: still a hearticled love the show.
Speaker 3: Thank you. That's hard to underestimate, hard to understate, no,
Speaker 3: hard to overstate.
Speaker 1: Hey, if I wrote this show, I would not have
Speaker 1: had all those uplifting things right together like that.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 12: I want to give a shout out to my wife,
Speaker 12: Amy Arneson, who is a special educational school teacher for
Speaker 12: an online school and has since the last twelve years.
Speaker 12: You know, she works really hard and helps those kiddos out.
Speaker 3: That's a great listen. It is teacher Appreciation Week, Nurse
Speaker 3: appreciation week. How about this. We do have a gift
Speaker 3: card to give away and we'll tell you how you
Speaker 3: can win it in just a couple of minutes. But
Speaker 3: before we do that, we have Yes you can, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you can do it. You can do it. Go ahead.
Speaker 3: What's the matter with you? Are you having a near
Speaker 3: death experience? Okay, well, then we'll come back.
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Speaker 6: AM six forty Top of the.
Speaker 3: Day from the Inland Empire.
Speaker 10: This a class chicking in with ya? Who the hell
Speaker 10: is that talking about the Germey and Shannon Show. Like, dude,
Speaker 10: nobody cares about your opinion. Go crowd to your mama boy,
Speaker 10: don't you know Garmyan Shanna got the best chemistry on
Speaker 10: on air radio and Shannon got the greatest laugh Like, dude,
Speaker 10: you gotta twist it.
Speaker 3: It's even funny when the snot comes out of her nose.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to to share all our secrets.
Speaker 2: Do we need to share all our secrets?
Speaker 1: You can't see a band together for six hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: With the right accordion player, your band can follow and
Speaker 1: Frankie Yankovic's footsteps and.
Speaker 3: Become king of this king of the polka.
Speaker 2: Ah is the l not silent?
Speaker 3: What poka?
Speaker 2: It's polka polka.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I've always said, polkaka.
Speaker 1: I think I've always said poka. I don't I have
Speaker 1: I don't think I've always said that word. Side for
Speaker 1: True Crime Tuesday.
Speaker 5: The story is true, sounds true?
Speaker 11: No, it sounds made up.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Parry and Shannon present Crime. All right,
Speaker 3: this is a warning. This is a pretty violent story.
Speaker 3: This is the story of Catherine Knight and just to
Speaker 3: let you know how it ends, she was the first
Speaker 3: woman in the history of Australia to be sentenced to
Speaker 3: life in prison. She's she had severe issues from go.
Speaker 2: Can I have some nice music to start this story?
Speaker 3: I don't even know what.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what's music.
Speaker 1: It started off nice, just like every relationship. Catherine Knight
Speaker 1: and John Price seem to be the perfect couple, bubbly,
Speaker 1: charming and adored by each other's children. But the relationship
Speaker 1: quickly descended into chaos as Catherine stabbed John thirty seven
Speaker 1: times into capito. Well it started nice, bubbly, charming and adored.
Speaker 3: I don't even know. Okay, let's back it up, all right, please?
Speaker 9: Shall we?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: She was born, Catherine was Can I get back my
Speaker 1: nice music?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: Catherine was born and raised in Moore.
Speaker 1: It was a dysfunctional family, which one isn't, which saw
Speaker 1: her mother Barbara cheat on her father Jack with his
Speaker 1: coworker and friend Kenneth.
Speaker 2: It's just kids stuff, bob.
Speaker 6: She had seven.
Speaker 1: She had seven siblings. She was a twin and oh,
Speaker 1: this is really dark. I don't know if I can.
Speaker 3: She was abused.
Speaker 1: She was abused, yeah, by several family members.
Speaker 2: It's you cut the good music?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, actually, no good parts of this story anyway.
Speaker 2: Apart from her twin sister, the only person she was.
Speaker 1: Catherine was close to within her family was her uncle
Speaker 1: Oscar Knight, who was a champion horseman by the way,
Speaker 1: and then he killed himself.
Speaker 3: She got into high school, she was known as a loner.
Speaker 3: She was known as a bully actually, that would prey
Speaker 3: on the younger kids. She assaulted at least one boy
Speaker 3: at school with a weapon, was once left injured by
Speaker 3: a teacher, but it turns out that the teacher was
Speaker 3: simply defending themselves against her. When she left school at
Speaker 3: the age of fifteen, she couldn't read, She couldn't write.
Speaker 3: She got a job as a cutter in a clothing factory.
Speaker 1: She was promoted pretty remember that pr Yeah, she was
Speaker 1: promoted pretty quickly, given her own set of butcher's knives,
Speaker 1: in fact, which she kept strapped to the.
Speaker 2: Ceiling above her bed.
Speaker 1: Guys, guys, quick little psa on life. If you hook
Speaker 1: up with a woman, a girl, anyone, and they've got
Speaker 1: a set up butcher knives strapped to the ceiling above
Speaker 1: their bed, no sex is worth that.
Speaker 3: She This job that she had as at the local
Speaker 3: abbatois what's an fancy word for slaughterhouse? Okay, that's that's
Speaker 3: how she was making money and stayed in that job
Speaker 3: until she was eventually put behind bars. She married back
Speaker 3: in nineteen seventy three. First first marriage. He was a
Speaker 3: heavy drinker. They met while they were working at the
Speaker 3: slaughterhouse before they tied the knot in a drunken ceremony
Speaker 3: a year.
Speaker 1: Later, Catherine's mom said to the soon to be husband
Speaker 1: at the ceremony, you better watch this one or she'll
Speaker 1: e fin kill you, stir up the wrong way, or
Speaker 1: do the wrong thing in year f.
Speaker 3: That's very similar to what my mother in law told
Speaker 3: me on my wedding day.
Speaker 2: Is it really.
Speaker 1: On their wedding night, Michelle, excuse me not, Michelle. Catherine
Speaker 1: tried to strangle her husband yeap, later explaining it was
Speaker 1: because he fell asleep after only having sex three times.
Speaker 2: Guys, never mind?
Speaker 3: Are their red flags? Is that what you're saying? I mean,
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean that's a real ding dong, isn't it? Is
Speaker 1: that a plus or a minus? Like your wife's pissed
Speaker 1: off at you because you only want to go out
Speaker 1: it three times.
Speaker 3: In one of their fights, she smashed him in the
Speaker 3: head with a frying pan because he got home late
Speaker 3: after a dart competition when he reached the finals. But
Speaker 3: the detail of this story is incredible. Now is none
Speaker 3: of this is the crime that put her in jail
Speaker 3: for life without parole.
Speaker 1: But then again, totally I'm sorry, Like that's sad. Arrived
Speaker 1: home late from a darts competition after he reached the final,
Speaker 1: so he didn't even win it.
Speaker 3: He didn't even win. That sucks. Maybe that's what it
Speaker 3: was had he come back with a trophy.
Speaker 2: This is like when you come home from fantasy camp.
Speaker 3: And all I am is sore. Yeah, we'll continue the story,
Speaker 3: and trust me, it gets pretty gruesome.
Speaker 6: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on Demand from KFI
Speaker 6: AM six forty.
Speaker 1: We are in the middle of True Crime Tuesday and
Speaker 1: we're talking about Catherine Knight. Where we left off. Well,
Speaker 1: Catherine had a rough go of things right out the
Speaker 1: shoot there as well. She had an awful childhood, sexually
Speaker 1: abused by different men in her family throughout her childhood,
Speaker 1: troubled relationships without men or with men throughout her adult life,
Speaker 1: many many, many red flags.
Speaker 2: None were heated.
Speaker 1: There is a book written about Catherine, by the way,
Speaker 1: it's called Blood Stains, and it all came to a
Speaker 1: head in a murder in two thousand and one, but
Speaker 1: up until that point, she.
Speaker 2: Was a bully.
Speaker 1: We talked about how she beat people up at school.
Speaker 1: She tried to strangle her first husband on their wedding
Speaker 1: night because he didn't want to have sex more than
Speaker 1: three times later, fractured his skull with a frying pan,
Speaker 1: killed another partner's dog, and stabbed him with a pair
Speaker 1: of scissors. A former detective says she was a horror
Speaker 1: movie in the making, to which I say, that's a
Speaker 1: pretty solid horror movie.
Speaker 2: Up until that point, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah. She eventually begins an affair with a John Price
Speaker 3: before nineteen eighty eight, when his marriage ended. She later
Speaker 3: moved into his house in nineteen ninety five. He was
Speaker 3: aware of her reputation. I'm going to repeat that, he
Speaker 3: was aware of her violent reputation and decided to look
Speaker 3: the other way.
Speaker 1: Sometimes crazy women there the uh the craziest.
Speaker 3: He refused to marry her, and she tried to force
Speaker 3: him by apparently recording him, videotaping him the stuff that
Speaker 3: he had stolen from work, and then sending that videotape
Speaker 3: to the boss. He even said at one point he
Speaker 3: was so worried about her. He told his coworkers, Hey,
Speaker 3: if I don't show up to work tomorrow, call the cops.
Speaker 3: Guess what.
Speaker 1: He didn't show up to work the next day. Neighbors
Speaker 1: found the officers. The next morning. This was March first,
Speaker 1: two thousand. Why well, there were blood stains on the
Speaker 1: couple's front door.
Speaker 3: Police show up.
Speaker 1: They go inside and they find this guy not as
Speaker 1: lucky as the first husband. No, they find his body
Speaker 1: mutilated inside the home. She's found passed out nearby.
Speaker 3: Why would you fall asleep? She took a bunch of pills. No, no,
Speaker 3: no him. She stabbed him at first while he was sleeping.
Speaker 3: You already know that what you're living with, and you
Speaker 3: know you've just told everybody because you took a restraining
Speaker 3: order out on her and told your coworkers this might
Speaker 3: be the end of it. And then you fall asleep.
Speaker 1: Sergeant Robert Wells was one of the first on the scene.
Speaker 1: He says, by the time I got there, Catherine was
Speaker 1: leaving in an ambulance. She had taken enough pills, not
Speaker 1: enough to kill her, but enough to make her sleep.
Speaker 1: Sergeant Robert Wells says, I walked inside. Here comes I
Speaker 1: walked inside and saw the human skin pelt hanging up,
Speaker 1: completely intact in one piece.
Speaker 3: Again, remember she worked at a slaughterhouse, so she knew
Speaker 3: how to do this.
Speaker 1: John Price's decapitated and skinned body was lying on the
Speaker 1: floor in the lounge room. We found his head. It
Speaker 1: had been boiled and cooked in a pot on the stove.
Speaker 1: There were a number of slices of rump taken off
Speaker 1: of his human rump, baked in the oven with some
Speaker 1: vegetables and put on plates with the name of two
Speaker 1: of his children on them.
Speaker 2: Good night. Everybody needs to say.
Speaker 3: She was sence life in prison without parole because they
Speaker 3: don't have the death penalty there in Australia. She appealed.
Speaker 3: She appealed five years later, lost and appeal thankfully.
Speaker 1: I should use different seasoning. You're right, I should not
Speaker 1: have made that meal the way I made it.
Speaker 3: During the sentencing, the judge said the last minutes of
Speaker 3: his life must have been a time of abject terror,
Speaker 3: as they were a time of utter enjoyment for her.
Speaker 1: Well, and he had no idea. I mean she didn't
Speaker 1: skin him a did she skin him alive? Did she
Speaker 1: cut off parts of his rump for the rump roast
Speaker 1: when he was still alive. Well, do we know the cause,
Speaker 1: the manner of the whole, how did he die?
Speaker 3: I would have said the stab the thirty seven stab
Speaker 3: wounds to multiple times?
Speaker 1: Are those stab wounds aside from the stab wounds that
Speaker 1: go along with getting skinned.
Speaker 3: I'm afraid you're asking specific questions that make you weird.
Speaker 3: We can just pull back and say he died.
Speaker 1: Well, it's I mean, it's a matter of science. It's
Speaker 1: in the autops that's.
Speaker 3: What it is. Forensics is what you're concerned.
Speaker 1: But I mean, if you're stabbed thirty seven times, it's
Speaker 1: a horrific way to die. But that's not getting skinned
Speaker 1: alive and watching part of your you know, your your
Speaker 1: rump being cut off for the oven with some parsnips.
Speaker 3: And with that The John Cobelt Show is up next.
Speaker 2: What is a parsnip?
Speaker 3: A beatroot? Ah? Yeah, perfect, or a root veggie or whatever.
Speaker 2: The Hey throw that in roast that baby right up.
Speaker 3: Of course you could soften it up, just like all
Speaker 3: the other parts we'll see tomorrow. Stay dry, everybody, Yeah,
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