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Speaker 5: Welcome to the Occult Rejects. This episode, we got uh
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Speaker 5: So yeah, So tonight we were supposed to have I
Speaker 5: Guess on Animal Expeditions and he canceled and Julie was like, ooh,
Speaker 5: I got some I got a topic I can cover
Speaker 5: And I was like, what it was? A serial killer?
Speaker 5: Well killer vampires, and I'm thinking, like, you know, like
Speaker 5: Van Helsing type shit. Well, head Listen asked me that
Speaker 5: when she said no, these are serial killers that you know,
Speaker 5: we thought there were vampires, and I was like, oh, hell,
Speaker 5: got to come on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I mean you know how I love my
Speaker 6: serial killers and the stories behind them. And you know,
Speaker 6: we talked about government cheese ripping and running through the
Speaker 6: bee holes.
Speaker 1: We've talked about all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 6: So you know, tonight's not not gonna be too far
Speaker 6: off from that. I'm bringing you a guy from a
Speaker 6: Program to Kill, you know. I I of course loved
Speaker 6: that book and been it. I'm sure Headless you're familiar.
Speaker 6: Randy Craft Government cheese bee hole killer was not in
Speaker 6: Program to Kill. That.
Speaker 1: I found that guy on my own. That was That
Speaker 1: was some ship I found completely independent. Yeah, that that
Speaker 1: guy was not in the book.
Speaker 6: This guy his name is Richard Chase, and he was
Speaker 6: in Program to Kill. But I did a lot of
Speaker 6: research on my own. He was mentioned very briefly in
Speaker 6: the book, and then I picked up a lot of
Speaker 6: information just from watching some documentaries and googling some stuff
Speaker 6: on this guy. And he's a psycho, but he was
Speaker 6: known as the Vampire of Sacramento. So have you guys
Speaker 6: ever heard of him? Richard Chase? I have ever heard
Speaker 6: of this asshole?
Speaker 2: Yep, Richard Trenton Chase.
Speaker 1: What do you know? What do you know of him?
Speaker 2: Other than it was just that it was in the seventies,
Speaker 2: Like every other damn serial killer she had talked about before,
Speaker 2: probably unst untreated mental illness of some sort, probably schizophrenia.
Speaker 1: Sayings as they all as they all.
Speaker 2: Have because they're all either demons or vampires for the
Speaker 2: most part.
Speaker 1: Right, heedless, you ever heard of this asshole?
Speaker 3: I haven't, but I'm putting together in my mind a
Speaker 3: relationship between free love and serial killers, like right right,
Speaker 3: maybe in those uh you know serial killer movies where
Speaker 3: they're talking about the rules of serial killers, you know,
Speaker 3: Free Love seventies. What we got a bunch of serial
Speaker 3: killers running around?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 6: Huh No, shit, it's a program, for real, it's a program.
Speaker 2: This is the other guy? Is this the guy too
Speaker 2: that did weird stuff to animals?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Wait till I fucking get into that ship.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna believe you remember.
Speaker 2: The specifics other than that he did.
Speaker 6: Been Oh god, once I tell you, it's gonna turn
Speaker 6: your be hole inside out. It's literally the most wise
Speaker 6: I've ever heard. I can't even I can't even begin
Speaker 6: to describe when I found this guy. I was like,
Speaker 6: this top a lot of the shit I had heard
Speaker 6: of before I'm talking. I looked up this other guy.
Speaker 6: He was called the Dating game Killer, and he went
Speaker 6: on a game show and I did all this stuff,
Speaker 6: and he did some depraved fucking shit. Government Cheese Killer
Speaker 6: did some depraved fucking shit. This guy, this guy is
Speaker 6: like worse than all of them. So he started ripping
Speaker 6: and running around the mid seventies, he said he was
Speaker 6: receiving telepathic messages. Go figure. They all fucking do, right,
Speaker 6: They all say that they're hearing voices, and you know,
Speaker 6: and it does make you wonder though if they're if
Speaker 6: they really are or not, because like even with what's
Speaker 6: that guy Isaac Cappy, you remember when he was like,
Speaker 6: oh I hear Phil Collins and all that shit, like
Speaker 6: voice to skull and so, I mean, I do think
Speaker 6: that there could be an element to that that's real,
Speaker 6: like some kind of unky ass fucking receiving messages type
Speaker 6: of shit. But I think that it comes from like
Speaker 6: this guy and a lot of serial killers. They were
Speaker 6: in and out of mental institutions for most of their lives,
Speaker 6: and I do think that they've used they being like
Speaker 6: CIA whoever, have used mental patients as like some kind
Speaker 6: of guinea pigs for all types of different programs, you know,
Speaker 6: MK or whatever. There was a doctor, doctor Cameron, you
Speaker 6: and I believe was his name. You and Cameron. Okay,
Speaker 6: you guys have heard of this asshole, right, So he
Speaker 6: was like a Nazi doctor that was posted up in
Speaker 6: a mental institution in Canada, and he was doing all
Speaker 6: types of programs on people, innocent people who weren't actually
Speaker 6: mentally insane at all. They were just like normal people
Speaker 6: that got hijacked into the system. And he would like
Speaker 6: play like messages like your you killed your mother, you
Speaker 6: killed your mother, you killed your mother, and like weird
Speaker 6: stuff like that.
Speaker 1: It was really fucking people up. I saw this one lady.
Speaker 6: She went in for like postpartum depression because she just
Speaker 6: had a baby, and he kept her in a coma
Speaker 6: for like ninety six days or something like that and
Speaker 6: just would like play stuff in her ear off of
Speaker 6: some cassette tape. I mean, he was on some fucked
Speaker 6: up shit. But they're allowed to do this at mental
Speaker 6: institutions because it's like therapy, right, you can disguise a
Speaker 6: lot of shit under the guise of being therapeutic.
Speaker 3: Tuia, What about Jose Delgado, the guy? Tell me?
Speaker 1: Tell me about that. Tell me about that.
Speaker 3: So this guy in Spain, he had these brain chips
Speaker 3: that he would put into bulls and he wanted to
Speaker 3: demonstrate that he could stop the ball mid run by
Speaker 3: hitting a button on his little remote control and then
Speaker 3: you know, he would and then the bull would freeze. Well,
Speaker 3: they started doing this to mental patients in the United
Speaker 3: States using these brain chips, and that's where we get
Speaker 3: the concept of the tinfoil hat is because they were
Speaker 3: trying to disturb the signal. So one of the guys
Speaker 3: that was experiencing this, he would put a trash can
Speaker 3: over his head because that was the only way he
Speaker 3: could get the pain to stop. But this was a
Speaker 3: government program to try and influence people using radio waves
Speaker 3: directly into their skull.
Speaker 6: That's so fucked up, and yet it was allowed to happen. Right,
Speaker 6: A lot of the stuff that you hear about now,
Speaker 6: you're like, how is that ever even allowed to happen
Speaker 6: like gay inversion therapy, you know, like you take a
Speaker 6: gay person, you make them watch gay porn and you
Speaker 6: stick needles in their dick and stuff like that, so
Speaker 6: they don't like it. Like what, looking back on this,
Speaker 6: it's like this is like medieval fucking weird. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 6: so mental institutions were getting up to all kinds of shit,
Speaker 6: and which is why I think a lot of serial
Speaker 6: killers came out of mental institutions.
Speaker 2: And then they closed them all because that's a good
Speaker 2: usually a good idea.
Speaker 6: They closed some of them, some of them are still open.
Speaker 6: And as far as I know, uh, Trump is trying
Speaker 6: to reinvigorate the mental institute.
Speaker 1: Have you seen that shit?
Speaker 2: No, recently, It wouldn't surprise me.
Speaker 6: So recently he's decided like not only does he want
Speaker 6: to reinvigorate mental institutions, but he wants to like put
Speaker 6: all the homeless people in there, whether they're crazy or not.
Speaker 2: That's what put Yeah, that's that's one of the things though,
Speaker 2: Like that's where a lot of why we one of
Speaker 2: the reasons we have so many homeless now is because
Speaker 2: the state institutions were all closed. Because bottom line is,
Speaker 2: that's where they would put them because they didn't have
Speaker 2: anywhere else.
Speaker 6: To because it's the trash people, right, these are the
Speaker 6: people that we just throw away. We shove them in
Speaker 6: a filing cabinet somewhere they get you know, they even
Speaker 6: do like drug trials in mental institutions on these Did
Speaker 6: you hear the one homeless guy eating the face off
Speaker 6: the other homeless guy in like Florida or something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 6: do you remember what the drug was they were they
Speaker 6: were trying out?
Speaker 3: Well, they said it was spice, but he was part
Speaker 3: of a drug trial that was not disclosed and I
Speaker 3: can't remember what that was, but they said it was spice, right, Yeah, okay, spice.
Speaker 6: I don't know about you guys, but you used to
Speaker 6: could buy it at like Circle K seven eleven, and
Speaker 6: it was like, oh, it's like weed, but it's like
Speaker 6: you can get at the gas station.
Speaker 2: Fuck that shit.
Speaker 6: I thought I was going to fucking die when I
Speaker 6: smoked that shit.
Speaker 2: There's other, there's other. I mean, they just keep changing
Speaker 2: the formula. Yeah. Now, it's just because there's all kinds
Speaker 2: of ship, like they eaten buy it all the time,
Speaker 2: so it's wild. It's awful.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that shit is something else. Yep, So people smoked
Speaker 5: that ship at prison. They make them look fucking crazy,
Speaker 5: they do nutty ship.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was absolutely an uncontrolled experiment that was just
Speaker 3: released on society.
Speaker 6: And you're telling you it's like smoking an incense stick
Speaker 6: or something like. Literally it was like smoking, like who
Speaker 6: the fuck thought of this? And it's literally called spice,
Speaker 6: like it's you're smoking a pine cone or some shit
Speaker 6: like that. But it made a homeless guy eat the
Speaker 6: face off another homeless guy, and it's like, this is
Speaker 6: what they get onto at these mental institutions. So this guy,
Speaker 6: Richard Chase, uh, he was institutionalized multiple times throughout his
Speaker 6: life and he would have conversations with nobody. You know,
Speaker 6: this is documented that he would just like talk to himself,
Speaker 6: said he heard voices, and he apparently had a healthy
Speaker 6: appetite for hallucinogenic drugs.
Speaker 1: And that's also from right.
Speaker 6: It started at the mental institution and then snowballed from
Speaker 6: there because they claimed, and this is the claim that
Speaker 6: I think is utter bullshit, but they said the reason
Speaker 6: he was the way he was, and that the reason
Speaker 6: he ended up being a serial killer is because he
Speaker 6: abused LSD and he was seeing fucking shadow fucking people,
Speaker 6: and he they told him to start, you know, doing
Speaker 6: all this nonsense. But I just can't. I can't get
Speaker 6: on with that. I think that you know, there have
Speaker 6: been a number of serial killers who have abused drugs
Speaker 6: and whatever, like they blame the whole Charles Manson thing
Speaker 6: on they were doing SD and they were It's like,
Speaker 6: if you know the real story behind the Charles Manson thing,
Speaker 6: you know, LSD sure played a part in it, but
Speaker 6: it wasn't. They didn't start fucking killing people because they
Speaker 6: were on LSD. It was a whole program, you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, Juliet, it seems like LSD is always the
Speaker 3: cover story. Yeah, k Ultrae experiments, Oh that was just
Speaker 3: LSD experiments. And then all these serial killers, Oh that
Speaker 3: was just LSD was turning them into that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's like it's it's the.
Speaker 6: Cop out for why these guys are the way that
Speaker 6: they are.
Speaker 5: And it's also like a cop out for like half
Speaker 5: the stuff they came out of the musician's mouths back
Speaker 5: in the day where the occult as Fuck, everybody's like
Speaker 5: a it's just the drugs they tooked. It doesn't mean.
Speaker 2: You guys know who Jerry Marzinski is. Yes, yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean if you go by what Jerry says, and I
Speaker 2: firmly believe in a lot of it that he says,
Speaker 2: because when I worked for the for the VA, I
Speaker 2: had some I mean I worked with the worst, like schizophrenic,
Speaker 2: the schizophrenics, the really severe bipolar and yeh's the.
Speaker 1: Other thing, uh split personality.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's that's that's not what it was either way.
Speaker 1: It was associative. Associative.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's so it was awful. And uh, I just know,
Speaker 2: you know, Jerry Marzinski says that folks with schizophrenia are
Speaker 2: probably not possessed by oppressed by demons.
Speaker 1: See.
Speaker 6: That's one where I'm at at this point because even
Speaker 6: with a lot of the m K stuff, I think
Speaker 6: it was just too and with satanic ritual abuse, right,
Speaker 6: it's to traumatize the individual to the point where they're
Speaker 6: an open vessel.
Speaker 2: They're just open doors man, right, you know, and you.
Speaker 6: Can then insert something in, right, And that's what I
Speaker 6: think a lot of this really boils down to, especially schizophrenia.
Speaker 6: You know, I think there are some genuine cases of schizophrenia.
Speaker 6: You know, somebody that used to go to school with whatever,
Speaker 6: and then there are artificial cases of schizophrenia, which I
Speaker 6: feel like is what we're looking at with this guy.
Speaker 6: And every time that he would go to the mental institution,
Speaker 6: he would be released back to his mother under a conservatorship.
Speaker 6: So he was like the Britney Spears of the serial
Speaker 6: killer world. He's under this fucking conservatorship, but he still
Speaker 6: ends up becoming a serial killer. Like, way to go, mom,
Speaker 6: you're a great influence. This guy's great. You did a
Speaker 6: good you did a bang up job. You know. I
Speaker 6: just I think it had to have happened early on
Speaker 6: because when he was young, he went to this place
Speaker 6: called Beverly Manor, and all the staff and all the
Speaker 6: other inmates, if you will, they started calling him Dracula.
Speaker 6: And at the time it was because he told them
Speaker 6: that in his spare time, he enjoyed capturing and killing animals.
Speaker 1: And then eating them raw.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he would blend them up like some kind of
Speaker 6: fucked up, fucking fatal attraction rabbit smoothie.
Speaker 1: And yes, and he would he didn't drink the blood.
Speaker 2: He thought it was medicine for himself, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like and he would like it was medicinal to
Speaker 6: do this. Now, Now, think about this, right, I get schizophrenia, Okay,
Speaker 6: I can get that. I don't get how that then lead.
Speaker 6: You know, I know some people who have been diagnosed
Speaker 6: with some mental disorders or whatever. They don't blend up
Speaker 6: and then drink fucking animal stew. You know what I'm
Speaker 6: saying this is, this is on the next level.
Speaker 1: This is some next level ship.
Speaker 5: Like he just wanted to see the inside.
Speaker 2: He wasn't.
Speaker 1: Yet, he wasn't eaten them yet.
Speaker 6: But like Dahmer started out with some weird roadkill fast
Speaker 6: and the taxidermy and all that, and then I don't
Speaker 6: know if you guys have watched The ed Gian on Netflix.
Speaker 2: I haven't watched, but man, wow, that.
Speaker 1: Dude, it's yeah. I mean think about it.
Speaker 6: He inspired the character Norman Baits right into some weird
Speaker 6: taxidermy necro ship with the dead stuff.
Speaker 1: And I mean, this guy, Richard Chase is no different.
Speaker 6: You can you see this pattern what they say, like
Speaker 6: if you were to ask the FBI or like the
Speaker 6: Criminal Profiling Unit, it's like, this is a this is
Speaker 6: a profile we can set up to where we know
Speaker 6: if they'll be a serial killer because they torture animals
Speaker 6: and they do this and then this. But my argument
Speaker 6: to that, there is a profile. But my argument to
Speaker 6: that is if you really look past that part and
Speaker 6: you say, oh, well, odd, another connection is they were
Speaker 6: all in mental institutions, or they were all in the military,
Speaker 6: or they were all It's like, there are more than
Speaker 6: just a few coincidences when it comes to this level
Speaker 6: depraved serial killer.
Speaker 1: He's not just.
Speaker 6: Your average Joe, you know, murdered his mom and fucking
Speaker 6: ran away. No, this guy's on some other shit. And
Speaker 6: so around September nineteen seventy six, he showed up in Washington,
Speaker 6: d C. Even though he's from californ and spent his
Speaker 6: entire life in California, he randomly shows up in Washington,
Speaker 6: d C. Like he's invited there for reasons unknown. And
Speaker 6: if you remember, Jeffrey Dahmer also had some kind of
Speaker 6: a weird connection to someone in Washington, d C. Because
Speaker 6: he was from Ohio. But when his class went to
Speaker 6: go visit Washington, d C. He called somebody at the
Speaker 6: White House and was able to arrange a private tour
Speaker 6: of the White House. It's like, how like, who would know?
Speaker 6: That's what I'm saying, headless it's like, who does he
Speaker 6: know that he could call someone and get a private
Speaker 6: tour of the White House set up. And it's the
Speaker 6: same with this Richard Chase guy. It's like he's from California,
Speaker 6: but he's been invited to go to Washington, d C.
Speaker 6: Reasons unknown, right, And he never explained what he was
Speaker 6: doing in Washington, d C. But they found him with
Speaker 6: two loaded, blood stained rifles in the seat of his
Speaker 6: pickup truck, and he had blood stained clothes and shoes
Speaker 6: in the seat of his pickup truck. And in the
Speaker 6: floorboard there was a big ass bucket of blood. And
Speaker 6: inside the bucket of blood was a fucking floating human liver,
Speaker 6: just floating in a huge ass bucket of blood. And
Speaker 6: he later said it was from a cow, but no,
Speaker 6: it was a human liver floating. And he was naked,
Speaker 6: dripping with blood, fucking blood all dried, fucking caked in
Speaker 6: his whiskers and shit, and he fled from the officers
Speaker 6: upon their approach. And when he was arrested and apprehended,
Speaker 6: just like government cheese killer, Right, he's charged with completely
Speaker 6: unrelated charges then what he should have been, So instead
Speaker 6: of being charged for the bucket of blood with the
Speaker 6: human liver. How about being naked in public, dripping with
Speaker 6: blood all over you and two guns loaded in your truck. No,
Speaker 6: he's charged with gun violations. Never mind about the liver,
Speaker 6: never mind about the blood, never mind about him being
Speaker 6: naked in public, never mind about any of that.
Speaker 1: He's charged with fucking a gun violation. No questions about
Speaker 1: the liver, I mean, really think about that. And he
Speaker 1: got out, like.
Speaker 6: They arrested him and then he subsequently was released like
Speaker 6: within a few.
Speaker 1: Days after that.
Speaker 6: So no questions about the fresh blood and the bucket
Speaker 6: and the two loaded guns and the fucking no questions
Speaker 6: about that.
Speaker 2: It's a California just didn't do shit about any of
Speaker 2: that stuff. So weird, Like highway patrol would call pull
Speaker 2: people over with all kinds of wacky stuff going on,
Speaker 2: and they'd be like, Okay, go ahead. It's like remember
Speaker 2: that show Human Liver, you know, just crazy and just
Speaker 2: don't understand it. It's weird, you know.
Speaker 6: This is what I'm talking about, though, is like I
Speaker 6: am a normal human being. I am not involved in
Speaker 6: any secret government program. If I had a bucket of
Speaker 6: blood and a fucking floating liver and I got pulled over.
Speaker 6: Guess what, I'm not going to get released tomorrow on
Speaker 6: some fucking oh well, you know, we're just released on
Speaker 6: the five dollars bail or some shit like that.
Speaker 1: No questions asked about the liver. Where'd you get it? Uh?
Speaker 1: Why do you have it? Like nothing?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So the same thing has happened to multiple different serial
Speaker 6: killers throughout time that I feel like are part of
Speaker 6: these programs. Number one, Randy Kraft, the government cheese killer,
Speaker 6: apprehended release shortly after the dating game killer Jeffrey Dahmer.
Speaker 1: They all, I mean, Jeffrey.
Speaker 6: Dahmer literally had a vict They had the victim right there.
Speaker 6: He was naked, he was bleeding from his bee hole.
Speaker 6: He was like, this guy's trying to kill me. This
Speaker 6: guy's trying to kill me. And they were like, oh,
Speaker 6: you guys are gay, fucking weirdos. Go on, get out
Speaker 6: of here, Like right, these guys, it's like they skirt
Speaker 6: every time.
Speaker 2: They are Francisco. I guess, so weird stuff.
Speaker 5: That story is crazy.
Speaker 2: How that was?
Speaker 3: I thought that was Wisconsin.
Speaker 6: We Jeffrey Dahmer was Wisconsin, but yeah, I'm talking to Yeah,
Speaker 6: this guy was San Francisco and so was the geez.
Speaker 1: Killed, well not just government cheese.
Speaker 2: Was Che's killer. He was, but I'm not maybe as
Speaker 2: high north there, but still well, I mean.
Speaker 6: A lot of serial killers come out of California, let's
Speaker 6: be real, that's like the playground for slicing and di zodiac,
Speaker 6: all of them all Manson family. But so the Vampire
Speaker 6: of Sacramento, this guy, he's released and then he buys
Speaker 6: a couple more guns and then he goes on a
Speaker 6: killing spree. And part of the reason they call him,
Speaker 6: aside from the blood thing, a vampire, is because he
Speaker 6: chose his victims based on who had their door unlocked
Speaker 6: that night, So he would go around and check doorknobs,
Speaker 6: and if you were the lucky contestant who left your
Speaker 6: door open that night, he took that as an invitation
Speaker 6: to enter, and he sliced, diced, and he would extinguinate
Speaker 6: I think that's how you say it. His victims, basically
Speaker 6: drain their blood. He used a used yogurt cup, like
Speaker 6: fucking yogurt. Really, he should be called the yogurt Vampire
Speaker 6: of Sacramento. Like really, he used a used yogurt cup
Speaker 6: to drink his victim's blood, so he would somehow slice dice,
Speaker 6: collect the blood in a yogurt cup, take some shots,
Speaker 6: and then leave them there. And obviously this has gotten
Speaker 6: him the Vampire of Sacramento name. But he was into
Speaker 6: all types of satanic weird stuff, needed to consume the
Speaker 6: life blood and all this, and was blending up animals
Speaker 6: in the blender. And you know, he had no limits
Speaker 6: to his like depravity. He would go after whoever was
Speaker 6: in the house. Like I said, if your door was open,
Speaker 6: it was free game. He killed a twenty two month
Speaker 6: old baby, extinguinated them at the blood. He killed another
Speaker 6: toddler I think was like two years old or something
Speaker 6: like that. Or actually, hang on, I have it in
Speaker 6: my notes here. He killed a bunch of like adult people.
Speaker 6: He killed a six year old and a twenty two
Speaker 6: month old. And I mean so it's like whoever was
Speaker 6: in the house, they were it was just like open season.
Speaker 6: And he was into all type of you know, depraved shit.
Speaker 6: And he was into cannibalism as well, just like ed
Speaker 6: Gean and Dahmer. A lot of these guys in Program
Speaker 6: to Kill, they're called the collectors. I think Herb Baumeister
Speaker 6: people might be familiar with that guy. He was known
Speaker 6: as a collector, and I think even Gacy was known
Speaker 6: as a collector because they would just keep body parts
Speaker 6: and like weird shit, and they were all kind of
Speaker 6: into necro stuff.
Speaker 1: But yeah, this guy, he gets.
Speaker 6: Convicted, sentenced, and then he committed suicide in prison by
Speaker 6: overdosing onunhoarded antidepressants supposedly, but I think it could be
Speaker 6: another case of you know, this guy might have been
Speaker 6: ready to spill some beans on where he got this
Speaker 6: fucking notion that he needed to be doing this stuff.
Speaker 6: So he got the old Epstein treatment, if you will.
Speaker 3: But how they throw that in there? Marijuana at LSD
Speaker 3: like home, Well, it's a little bit past the nineteen
Speaker 3: seventies form of propaganda, so I don't know if that's
Speaker 3: gonna fly on on this generation.
Speaker 6: Right, So it's like they blow They say that he
Speaker 6: just got really what high on on smoking marijuana and
Speaker 6: he just decided to eat people's livers.
Speaker 2: I mean, give me a break, drink their blood?
Speaker 1: Is this him?
Speaker 6: This is uh the vampire Sacramento a photo.
Speaker 3: Look at this guy?
Speaker 1: Look at this fucking guy.
Speaker 2: Nice?
Speaker 6: Now he looks as they say, you know, somebody with
Speaker 6: the dead eyes like lights are on Nobody's home kind
Speaker 6: of shit. You see that a lot with the uh
Speaker 6: like Sir Hans, Sir Han and the guy who shot
Speaker 6: John Lennon, and it's like, okay, uh, there's literally this
Speaker 6: is an empty vessel person, like there is nobody in there.
Speaker 3: To bring that up. I mean, we know a little
Speaker 3: bit about you know that famous CIA poisoner guy that
Speaker 3: went into Jack Ruby selling and gave him an overdose
Speaker 3: of something. I heard what it was that he uses
Speaker 3: is meth and LSD, Right, so he overdoses the victim
Speaker 3: on meth and LSD and then they completely lose their minds,
Speaker 3: at least in the case of Jack Ruby, he was
Speaker 3: completely you know, psychotic after that. So I wonder that
Speaker 3: a similar that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's got it's it's all connected. Because once you
Speaker 6: empty somebody's spirit out of their body or you place
Speaker 6: it or you like you check them out and you
Speaker 6: put somebody else in, they're now the driver. It's like,
Speaker 6: I use the example of that movie get Out. Have
Speaker 6: you guys seen that get Out? I think they're really
Speaker 6: doing that to people. They're putting them in this song
Speaker 6: in place, right, and then like they put somebody else
Speaker 6: in there. That's like running the body and like doing
Speaker 6: shit like that, and like every now and again, the
Speaker 6: real person comes to the forefront and they're like, you
Speaker 6: murdered all the people in eight Livers and stabbed bunnies
Speaker 6: and they're like, what no, I did, bitch, Like what
Speaker 6: are you talking about?
Speaker 3: Well, here's the really fucked up part is what if
Speaker 3: those are the people it didn't work on, right, So
Speaker 3: they're trying to make more of this guy, and those
Speaker 3: are the people it didn't take on, so he gets
Speaker 3: to chop them up and get rid of the evidence.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've thought about that too, you know.
Speaker 6: I've felt like they could be like garbage disposal people.
Speaker 6: It's like, get rid of this, get rid of that,
Speaker 6: Like they're they're the chop shop guys, you know. But
Speaker 6: so when I was looking into all this stuff and
Speaker 6: I found this Richard Chase guy, I started thinking, like,
Speaker 6: this cannot be a new phenomenon of like a vampiric
Speaker 6: serial killer.
Speaker 1: This would be like.
Speaker 6: A more modern version of a vampiric serial killer, even
Speaker 6: though it was in the nineteen seventies, and that seems
Speaker 6: like forever a way, the notion of vampiric serial killers
Speaker 6: goes all the way back to like fucking ancient times, right,
Speaker 6: This blood drinking, weird necro sacrificial crap the first that
Speaker 6: I can think of.
Speaker 1: Besides, like.
Speaker 6: The first popular example I can think of that people
Speaker 6: would understand would be like Vlad the Impaler, But I
Speaker 6: didn't want to like spend too much time looking into him,
Speaker 6: because everybody knows about that guy, right, and you know
Speaker 6: whether or not it's true or the stories.
Speaker 1: And he impaled people whatever.
Speaker 6: The royal family seems to think that he was an
Speaker 6: okay guy, right, Oh, I'm second cousins with La Dude Peila,
Speaker 6: and like they're like so proud of that, and they
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, They used the castle for
Speaker 6: some kind of COVID VACS center during the pandemic, and you.
Speaker 1: Know, they think it's a big funny joke.
Speaker 6: But so I skipped past that one because everybody knows
Speaker 6: about Vladi and pal are great he's a vampire or
Speaker 6: he's not, that it makes for a cool movie. But
Speaker 6: have you ever heard of this bitch, Countess Elizabeth Batthery.
Speaker 3: Because I have Hungarian.
Speaker 6: Hungarian royal family. This bitch was on some other fucking shit, Bennett,
Speaker 6: you never heard of this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I have. I'm not I'm not positive,
Speaker 2: but I think I think I have. All Right, well, I.
Speaker 6: Mean I'm about to tell you about this bitch, but
Speaker 6: you just brace yourself.
Speaker 1: Nick, you heard of her? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: I'm pretty sure that hostile Second Hostile. Did you ever
Speaker 5: see that one with the chicks in it? I'm pretty
Speaker 5: sure that was like possibly based over her, like her situation,
Speaker 5: a little bit beating.
Speaker 3: It's so many, so many, Well, I haven't seen that,
Speaker 3: but actually I came to know about her.
Speaker 6: From a movie. It's it's actually a B movie. It's
Speaker 6: called Stay Alive. Have you heard of that. It's got
Speaker 6: like Frankie Munas in it, and it's about a video
Speaker 6: game and if you die in the video game, you
Speaker 6: die in real life. If you get killed in the game,
Speaker 6: the spearit of Elizabeth Battery will come find you and
Speaker 6: you die the same way you died in the game.
Speaker 1: It's actually a.
Speaker 6: B movie, and I, you know, just randomly came across
Speaker 6: at one time and I was like, oh, I thought
Speaker 6: the bitch was made up for the movie, like I
Speaker 6: really did. I was like, that is so depraved. There's
Speaker 6: no way that could be a real person, was I
Speaker 6: you know, boy, was I wrong about that? And it
Speaker 6: really is a real person. Now, this is a Hungarian
Speaker 6: royal family person because it's like rich people. Fun time
Speaker 6: for these people.
Speaker 1: You know, stabby stabby, cut cut, that's the game they
Speaker 1: and you know, this woman, just like with.
Speaker 6: A lot of the weirdo Royal family members, she was
Speaker 6: into abducting bitches, cutting their titties off, draining them of blood,
Speaker 6: bathing in the blood.
Speaker 1: Doing some kind of fucked up mask facial mask with
Speaker 1: the blood.
Speaker 6: And this was supposed to like keep her young and
Speaker 6: keep her vibrant and like whatever. The weird thing is
Speaker 6: that this movie that I found that I came to
Speaker 6: know of her Stay Alive. It's a two thousand and
Speaker 6: six movie, and I googled it to kind of see
Speaker 6: like who what, like why what's behind the movie because
Speaker 6: it's oddly specific. They mentioned this book it's called The
Speaker 6: Witch's Hammer, and that's a real book, and there was
Speaker 6: like a yeah, there was like all this weird like
Speaker 6: real stuff in the movie, and I was like that,
Speaker 6: you know, that's crazy because that's actually like a real
Speaker 6: book or whatever. Like during the Inquisition, they really like
Speaker 6: murdered people with this book.
Speaker 1: So I was just.
Speaker 6: Looking into the movie and it was released under the
Speaker 6: Hollywood Pictures label, but it's actually the only slasher film
Speaker 6: ever produced by Walt Disney Pictures. And yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 6: was like, Okay, so Disney, in the history of fucking Disney,
Speaker 6: this they were going to make one slasher movie in
Speaker 6: the history of Disney. And it's about this Countess Elizabeth Battery.
Speaker 6: Oddly specific in my opinion, like if Disney was going
Speaker 6: to put their name on something, they're going to put
Speaker 6: it on a B slasher movie that like didn't even
Speaker 6: do very well about this Countess Elizabeth Battery. I mean,
Speaker 6: what do you guys think about that? I mean, Disney
Speaker 6: literally never ever, would never make a movie like this, right.
Speaker 5: I'm surprised they made it and then also didn't like
Speaker 5: try to actually promote it.
Speaker 6: It's like they just wanted to know they had something
Speaker 6: to do with it.
Speaker 1: Maybe.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's a weird like there's a lot of
Speaker 6: conspiracy stuff in the movie. It's like I said, it's
Speaker 6: got like that weird Witch's Hammer stuff. It's got like
Speaker 6: ritual scenes where it's like people in pig masks and
Speaker 6: like lashing and dashing people, And you.
Speaker 3: Know Frankie Mudez. Frankie Mudez was in Malcolm in the
Speaker 3: Middle on ABC and ABC was Disney, So I think
Speaker 3: what they were trying to do is get another thing
Speaker 3: out of his contract.
Speaker 2: He knows.
Speaker 1: Why did it have to be about this bitch though?
Speaker 2: Exactly this original adrenal chrome freaking soaker yeap, just like literally.
Speaker 3: The worst part about the story is how there was
Speaker 3: absolutely no justice at all whatsoever. So these girls just
Speaker 3: kept disappearing, and they're like, where are all our girls?
Speaker 3: What are you doing to these girls?
Speaker 2: They say eighty confirmed, right, but this claimed six hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty plus That.
Speaker 6: Wouldn't know eighty day afternoon.
Speaker 2: That's crazy the love dude.
Speaker 1: There was eyewitness testimony.
Speaker 6: They said, I saw bitches with their titties cut off
Speaker 6: in the basement, chained up, fucking slap open with the
Speaker 6: entrails hanging out. They steen the shit, right, but they
Speaker 6: got discredited because this was a royal family member, right,
Speaker 6: They're not supposed to be openly crazy slashing bitch its
Speaker 6: titties off and stuff like that. The real number eyewitness
Speaker 6: confirmed is around six hundred and fifty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like that's crazy.
Speaker 6: This bitch wasn't even alive long enough to have killed
Speaker 6: six hundred and fifty. I think she had a fucking
Speaker 6: team of people helping her. It said that she had
Speaker 6: like servants and shit helping her, right, that's doing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And the worst thing is is they sat her out
Speaker 3: and gave her a good talking to after the first
Speaker 3: time she got caught, and then they let her go
Speaker 3: right back to doing it again. They said, don't let
Speaker 3: it happen again, and she got killed another three hundred.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the thing.
Speaker 3: Strip her of all of her titles at everything until
Speaker 3: after she had gone through like village after village, and
Speaker 3: they kept moving her around too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so headless is hot on with now.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, this is what they say they did with
Speaker 6: this bitch. Because a royal family member, obviously they're not
Speaker 6: going to get the punishment that if I killed six
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty bitches and cut their titties off, I'm
Speaker 6: not going to get this treatment, right, But she's a
Speaker 6: royal family member, so she's gonna be handled with like
Speaker 6: kid gloves. What they did was they executed all of
Speaker 6: her servants because fuck them, right, if they they had,
Speaker 6: you know, to kill somebody had to be held accountable
Speaker 6: for this shit. So they killed all of her servants
Speaker 6: and then they told her, Elizabeth, you cut the titties
Speaker 6: off of six hundred and fifty bitches.
Speaker 1: And that's a no no.
Speaker 6: So you got to stay inside and you're not allowed
Speaker 6: to go outside anymore.
Speaker 1: Okay, you got it. You're you're on house arrests.
Speaker 6: Bad girl Elizabeth with the six fifty titties, like it
Speaker 6: just gave her house.
Speaker 2: Arrests would be.
Speaker 1: Just right right.
Speaker 6: And so there are all these uh, eyewitness testimonies from
Speaker 6: priests that would go and visit her, and they said, well,
Speaker 6: we've locked her up in the tower and we've bricked
Speaker 6: her in there, and she's there, and the priests were like, nah,
Speaker 6: that bitch was walking around the castle unhindered. She was
Speaker 6: fucking planting daisies in the backyard. She probably had some
Speaker 6: kind of fucked up nipple belt that she wore from
Speaker 6: all the victims that she killed. I mean, she was
Speaker 6: she was on some weird neckro shit and never got
Speaker 6: punished for it. She probably was, yeah, I mean like
Speaker 6: they were probably still sneaking her victims. In my opinion,
Speaker 6: you know, it's like.
Speaker 3: A full dress of ears.
Speaker 1: Yeah, literally, full dress of.
Speaker 6: Ears, dress of fucking titties, and I mean this, it's
Speaker 6: crazy to me. Six hundred and fifty. And she didn't
Speaker 6: even get house arrest. They were just letting her walk
Speaker 6: around live her life. She just couldn't go into town anymore.
Speaker 5: You take a bit she'd lock her up because you're like,
Speaker 5: you're gonna get suck with bitches out there with no tits.
Speaker 5: She's just gonna call everybody's they could like, can we
Speaker 5: save something.
Speaker 1: It's just yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Mean said to me that people would let it go
Speaker 3: on this long. It's like, why just go in there
Speaker 3: and kill the bitches?
Speaker 2: Because she was what they were doing too. Man, that whole.
Speaker 5: Town had to be screwed up for everybody. They were
Speaker 5: just scared to death.
Speaker 1: Right, this is she got caught. It's so fucked up.
Speaker 6: So she was killing and cutting the titties off all
Speaker 6: of like the lesser gentry is what they're called, like
Speaker 6: all the borders, slaves, women and servants. And she ran
Speaker 6: out of the lesser gentry. She ran out of titties,
Speaker 6: took it off, ran out, So she had to move
Speaker 6: to like the middle class and upper gentry because she
Speaker 6: was she was in the market for some new titties
Speaker 6: and had ran out of all of like the slave
Speaker 6: girls and servants, so she started killing people's like daughters
Speaker 6: who were kind of like upper class, and like they
Speaker 6: started noticing that shit, like, okay, well, my daughter went
Speaker 6: to go have lunch with Elizabeth and she's either dead
Speaker 6: or came back with no titties. So they started they
Speaker 6: started putting two and two together and they were like, Elizabeth, you.
Speaker 2: Can't do this.
Speaker 6: And then they found out after they raided the castle
Speaker 6: or whatever, that she just had bodies all over the place,
Speaker 6: buried in like concentration camp style, like pits in the backyard,
Speaker 6: and like, oh, I mean.
Speaker 1: This woman all right. Now.
Speaker 6: This is what they have done, though, is they've made
Speaker 6: it all like woke shit, like they've made it. They've
Speaker 6: turned it into something that it's not because they said
Speaker 6: none of that actually ever happened.
Speaker 1: It's just a horror story.
Speaker 6: What really happened was the men were threatened by this
Speaker 6: powerful noble woman and they were trying to get rid
Speaker 6: of her by making up all these stories about her.
Speaker 6: So because the men were so threatened by her, because
Speaker 6: she's a powerful Now, no, this is classic royal family behavior. Okay,
Speaker 6: it's like the.
Speaker 3: Humans seriously telling me that they're trying to reimagine this story.
Speaker 3: Are you just to try and make her look like
Speaker 3: not a monster?
Speaker 6: That's exactly what they're doing on some woke shit like
Speaker 6: they were anti feminists and now they were this and that,
Speaker 6: and they were just trying to make her look better. Okay,
Speaker 6: that's fine. How do you account for the six fifty titties? Like,
Speaker 6: are we trying to overlook.
Speaker 2: Reading right now about her husband who is a sick
Speaker 2: mastard as well? Right, so his nickname was the Black
Speaker 2: Knight of Hungary. Executed Ottoman prisoners by roasting, flaying, or
Speaker 2: hanging them on from iron hooks. Soldiers documented that he
Speaker 2: and Elizabeth shared violent discipline games involving servants. No evidence
Speaker 2: that he drank blood, but he normalized cruelty in his household.
Speaker 2: This mattered because sadism between spouses can escalate when one
Speaker 2: partner's mentally unstable.
Speaker 6: They were the they were the first bond. They were
Speaker 6: the titty cut and bonnie and crazy.
Speaker 2: Right. The fact that the fact that her husband, you know,
Speaker 2: probably was part of this, you know.
Speaker 6: Abbasolutely, here's part of me. He probably was like her
Speaker 6: biggest hype man. He was down in the fucking dungeon, like, yeah,
Speaker 6: I cut those titties like that's that's rich people fun time.
Speaker 6: Stabby stabby cut cut. They love this shit.
Speaker 1: They hunt people. This is a game for them.
Speaker 3: I don't want to ruin another thing, Julia, but I
Speaker 3: gotta mention the Adams family because it seems like like
Speaker 3: that's sort of what we're orbiting here, is like all
Speaker 3: of these old money families, right that don't seem to
Speaker 3: have any source of wealth or whatever, are acting really
Speaker 3: strange in these sort of dark corners. Well what are
Speaker 3: they really up to? And that sort of compasses the
Speaker 3: whole problem that we're facing today basically.
Speaker 2: And a lot of this woman, a lot of them.
Speaker 2: This woman's not not herr her family's line. If you
Speaker 2: go back, lots of occult stuff.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I mean, if you look into this woman, you will
Speaker 6: find a treasure trove of stuff because it's not just
Speaker 6: like you know, the the guy that I opened up with,
Speaker 6: Richard Chase, He's like a generic dollar store version of
Speaker 6: what the Royal family has been doing for the longest,
Speaker 6: Like this weird blood drinking, sacrificial satanic cults and all
Speaker 6: this cutting bitches titties off and bathing in their blood
Speaker 6: and stuff like this has been going on forever long.
Speaker 6: And it's like people get hung up on Vladim Paler
Speaker 6: because Charles says like he's descended from her, from him
Speaker 6: or whatever I.
Speaker 2: Think, and and in Europe them.
Speaker 6: Well yeah, and that's fine, but it's like this woman,
Speaker 6: all of them. Maybe you know, that's why they got
Speaker 6: like cleft palettes and shit, is because they'd be doing inbreeding.
Speaker 1: Like this. You know, if this is.
Speaker 6: Your great grandma, you're gonna look fucked up, right, You're
Speaker 6: gonna have a cleft lip and all that, like Joaquin Phoenix.
Speaker 2: Shit.
Speaker 1: So I mean, I I just.
Speaker 6: The more I looked into her, I was like, wow,
Speaker 6: Like this has been going on forever. And Disney Disney
Speaker 6: decided to put their name on something about her, and
Speaker 6: they they did not really add any spices to the
Speaker 6: story in the movie, like they they pretty much included
Speaker 6: everything and it was pretty factual, which that out of
Speaker 6: all the movies Disney could have, you know, co signed.
Speaker 6: They wanted to make this right about Countess Elizabeth Batthery.
Speaker 3: But there's just the angle there is, like you know,
Speaker 3: you've got Prince Charles who's supposedly related to Led the
Speaker 3: impale there, and you know they're talking about all of
Speaker 3: this stuff going on at Disney. Who did Disney appeal
Speaker 3: to when uh, they were having their tax problems. They said,
Speaker 3: we've got a nine hundred year lease with England, so
Speaker 3: you get you got to take it up with those guys.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmmm. This is the problem.
Speaker 3: Ancient British line of vampire people.
Speaker 6: Vampire people is correct, yeah, I mean, and it's it's
Speaker 6: like the notion of the vampire goes back to like
Speaker 6: ancient times, right. They're on like totem poles and the
Speaker 6: Native Americans talk about like actual vampires. But I think
Speaker 6: it could honestly be based off of some some ship
Speaker 6: like this, like real people co recording with like some
Speaker 6: weird spiritualism partaking in blood rituals, blood drinking.
Speaker 1: This is not a new concept.
Speaker 6: By any means, but even you know, nineteen seventies we
Speaker 6: got this vampire of Sacramento guy ripping and running, and
Speaker 6: it's still like you know, Jeffrey Dahmer and like ed Gean,
Speaker 6: they keep coming out with these documentaries to like put
Speaker 6: it in our face that this is this is just
Speaker 6: a thing, you know, cannibalism, blood drinking, it's it's just whatever.
Speaker 6: And the last right, it's yeah, that's what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: is like, that's that's just what they like. You know,
Speaker 6: we can't judge them. They like a little blood yogurt cup.
Speaker 6: Who cares, you know. But the last Vampire I actually
Speaker 6: wanted to talk to you guys about I found from
Speaker 6: a show too, and I thought that the bitch was
Speaker 6: made up, but she's the really shit And it's American
Speaker 6: Horror Story season three. If you guys are familiar Covin,
Speaker 6: have you watched any either of.
Speaker 5: You guys parts of it? I didn't see series. Yeah,
Speaker 5: unfortunately I was. I think I was in federal prison
Speaker 5: getting into the system at that time, so.
Speaker 6: They didn't have a good American horror story spread in prison.
Speaker 5: No, No, it was on. It's just uh, I forgot
Speaker 5: what it was just me going through transit and should
Speaker 5: I just kept missing into whatever?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean season three is great, Nick you should
Speaker 6: you would like it.
Speaker 1: I think you should check it out headlist. Did you
Speaker 1: did you see it?
Speaker 3: I remember saying it. Yeah, I think I might have
Speaker 3: been getting deployed at the time.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that's right, yo. You know what's crazy is
Speaker 5: that I think me and him were looking at it.
Speaker 5: I was in Fort Dix right at the same time.
Speaker 5: You were probably like there on the other side of
Speaker 5: the fence pre deployment. This is fucking insane. That was
Speaker 5: probably literally on the other side of the fence of him,
Speaker 5: and what.
Speaker 6: Takes compound Well, I do want to say, just from
Speaker 6: the comments here, Benjamin, he says, that's the best season
Speaker 6: of American Horror Story. I love that season that I
Speaker 6: fucking love that season.
Speaker 1: It really is my favorite.
Speaker 6: And somebody else said True Detective season one, season one
Speaker 6: is fucking amazing.
Speaker 2: It is wild.
Speaker 1: Yea, it is wild.
Speaker 6: Oh fuck yeah, cut cut off titties too, you know,
Speaker 6: right right. But that's that's besides the point. I just
Speaker 6: wanted to say. I saw that comment and I agree loves.
Speaker 6: I love True Detective season one and American Horror Story
Speaker 6: season three. So we meet this woman. Her name is
Speaker 6: Madame Delphine Lollaie. Have you heard of her at all?
Speaker 3: Right, backed out to, uh, you know New Orleans, right.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, yes, Now she is in American Horror story
Speaker 6: season three. I thought again that the bitch was made up,
Speaker 6: because it was so beyond the comprehension of me at
Speaker 6: the time, thinking that some human being was capable of
Speaker 6: doing this stuff. And you know, I find out Yep,
Speaker 6: she's real. And they didn't really add any spices. They
Speaker 6: got it pretty fucking on the head. She really did
Speaker 6: do all this stuff. And she is like one of
Speaker 6: these vampire serial killers.
Speaker 4: And she.
Speaker 6: Murdered and tortured enslaved people in the eighteen hundred. So
Speaker 6: this is after Elizabeth Bathery obviously and all that.
Speaker 1: But she lived in New Orleans. She was like a
Speaker 1: kind of an elite.
Speaker 6: Type person, had money connection and stuff like that. And
Speaker 6: she had all these slaves that she kept in her
Speaker 6: attic and she would bleed them out, make some kind
Speaker 6: of a face mask out of the shit, newborn babies,
Speaker 6: all that, and said it preserved her youth, made her
Speaker 6: skin look good. And one of the slaves was trying
Speaker 6: to escape, and they set the house on fire, and
Speaker 6: when the fire department or whomever arrived at the scene,
Speaker 6: they found all these slaves in her attic and they
Speaker 6: were naked. They were chained to the walls, eyes gouged out,
Speaker 6: fingernails pulled off. Some of them had been skinned alive.
Speaker 6: Some of them had been skinned and were still alive
Speaker 6: and just left festering with like fucking infections and all
Speaker 6: kinds of ship.
Speaker 1: Uh. Some of them had big.
Speaker 6: Holes in their asses where she literally just cut big
Speaker 6: chunks of their ass off.
Speaker 1: You know. Their ears were hanging by shreds.
Speaker 6: Their lips were sewn together, and testines pulled out, I
Speaker 6: mean sticks in their brains.
Speaker 1: Like, what did you say, Nick?
Speaker 2: You think you think they're.
Speaker 5: This ship?
Speaker 2: Nick? It's so weird.
Speaker 5: Made up Jesus Christ. You kind of really open that.
Speaker 1: Like this is this is the stuff.
Speaker 6: Like when you watch it in a show, you're like, Okay,
Speaker 6: well they've they've dramatized it a lot, you know, No, they.
Speaker 1: Didn't dramatize.
Speaker 6: Right, right, Yeah, So you know she had pulled their
Speaker 6: intestines out, stuff like that. She put sticks in their
Speaker 6: brains and like would steer their brains around rich people
Speaker 6: finding time. Right, she's an elite class woman. She's got
Speaker 6: all these slaves. They're her property, right, so she can
Speaker 6: do whatever she wants to them. She's bleeding, I'm doing
Speaker 6: all these weird like Frankenstein fucking experiments on them, you know,
Speaker 6: bathing in the blood, doing all this stuff. And uh,
Speaker 6: there was evidence that they found that she was actually
Speaker 6: on some makeshift human centipede type type shit, like sewing
Speaker 6: lips and be holes together. And you know, imagine stumbling
Speaker 6: upon this. You think you're responding to a local fire. Oh,
Speaker 6: Madame Lola rees houseos on fire. Imagine walking into that. Okay,
Speaker 6: we got people's lips and assholes together, we got we
Speaker 6: got guys bouched out. Yeah, I mean fingernails pulled off,
Speaker 6: people skinned alive. It's like, okay, there's something else going
Speaker 6: on here.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: And when the one person.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and her husband again was like her biggest hype man.
Speaker 7: Like go hollo, yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: And Kathy baits Plater.
Speaker 1: What Kasty baits play?
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah yeah yeah she's yeah. Man, I'm telling you
Speaker 6: you guys need to check out American Horror Story season three.
Speaker 1: That ship was off the chain.
Speaker 6: Man. I love American Horror Story season three. I watch
Speaker 6: it every year for Halloween. But so when they found
Speaker 6: all this stuff in her house, she skipped down into
Speaker 6: this day. No one knows what happened to her, but
Speaker 6: something else odd about this is and some of you
Speaker 6: may know this in the chat. If you do, you know,
Speaker 6: throw it in there. But Nicholas Cage actually bought this
Speaker 6: woman's home in New Orleans in two thousand and seven.
Speaker 6: He paid three point four five million dollars to own
Speaker 6: the home of this blood Countess Lollery.
Speaker 1: So there's pictures of it right here.
Speaker 6: Nicholas Cage, he went out of his way to obtain
Speaker 6: this residence. And what's odd to me about that is
Speaker 6: he had the mortgage documents arranged in such a way
Speaker 6: that his name did not appear on them. So maybe
Speaker 6: he didn't want people finding out about his strange admiration
Speaker 6: for a sadistic vampire serial killer. Or maybe it's because
Speaker 6: he's a vampire himself. You know, the Coppola Family is
Speaker 6: a fucking whole nother rabbit hole episode.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I thought that was weird. Nicholas Cage also
Speaker 1: has already purchased his.
Speaker 6: His tombstone for when he dies. It's just down the
Speaker 6: street from this house. It's in New Orleans and it's
Speaker 6: a it's a solid white pyramid.
Speaker 1: You can so whoever's.
Speaker 6: Got this green share, pull up Nicholas Cage headstone and
Speaker 6: it'll pull it up.
Speaker 1: You got to see this shit.
Speaker 6: It's the weirdest and it's right down the street from
Speaker 6: this Blood Countess vampire house. Yeah, Headstone, look at this,
Speaker 6: look a.
Speaker 1: Look at this.
Speaker 3: Is he a New Orleans native or is he just
Speaker 3: fascinated by this place?
Speaker 1: He's probably a vampire? All right?
Speaker 6: Have you seen that picture where it's like, oh, this
Speaker 6: is a Civil War soldiourney just so happens to look
Speaker 6: like fucking exactly Nicholas Cage.
Speaker 1: He's seen that ship. Yeah, maybe it is him. Okay,
Speaker 1: maybe he's been around a while.
Speaker 6: Maybe he used to go to the Lollery house and
Speaker 6: fucking stab some slaves in the ass.
Speaker 1: Maybe he was into that. He was into it, he
Speaker 1: loved it.
Speaker 6: But so uh, I mean, this is just, in my opinion,
Speaker 6: it's more rich people doing weird rich people stuff this house.
Speaker 2: What happens when you got too much time?
Speaker 5: But he has to do nothing strange.
Speaker 6: It's like, I'm so bored that I need to stab
Speaker 6: this woman, cut her titties off, bathe.
Speaker 1: In her blood. Yeah, I want to your body in
Speaker 1: the backyard.
Speaker 3: And then they kind of make fun of it with
Speaker 3: the Adams Face family. Right, it's all we're just actually
Speaker 3: we're nice people. We're just kind of quirky fun But really,
Speaker 3: the Adams family, like archetype is what they're working with,
Speaker 3: is like a whole family of fucking siccos top to bottom.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 6: And so I ended my presentation on my show with
Speaker 6: this quote. Yeah, do you guys ever watch Tim Dillon?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Okay, so he was talking about this guy that got
Speaker 6: my city, the Royal He is so funny. There was
Speaker 6: a Royal family member recently that got busted for raping women.
Speaker 6: His name is Marius borg Hoybe or something like that,
Speaker 6: and he was just like going through his dorm room
Speaker 6: just like raping anybody he could. And you know, you
Speaker 6: got to think this is Royal Family behavior. But the
Speaker 6: problem is is like they don't understand that the Human
Speaker 6: Hunt and all this weird stuff that they do, cutting
Speaker 6: bitches kitties off and bathing in the blood, this is
Speaker 6: supposed to be a secret thing. Okay, you can't just
Speaker 6: go raping any old buddy you want, all right, then
Speaker 6: people are gonna start finding out what's up. You can't
Speaker 6: just go raping everybody in your dorm room. Okay, you
Speaker 6: gotta save that for the Human Hunt. It's like when
Speaker 6: you and Grandma go out and you fucking rape some
Speaker 6: kids and you kill them and you eat them and
Speaker 6: you fucking bathe in their blood, Like that's a holiday.
Speaker 6: You can't just go raping and pillaging on a Tuesday.
Speaker 1: You have to wait for the ritual. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. This is what it's all about.
Speaker 6: And they're still to this day like weirdo vampire serial killers.
Speaker 6: And it all comes from this idea of like the royals,
Speaker 6: who's this guy?
Speaker 3: Oh, bring it back up. Well, he's the dupot air
Speaker 3: And as you can see on the scre read there,
Speaker 3: he was convicted of doing something horrible to those three
Speaker 3: year old daughter. If you could see that, and so
Speaker 3: what do you do it? Sexually assaulted his three year
Speaker 3: old daughter and.
Speaker 1: So there was a big face.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a big standoff between him and the police
Speaker 3: and his compound. He was firing on the police and
Speaker 3: they still let him out of jail.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and like didn't he isn't he like free right
Speaker 2: now somewhere?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's free, he's under their care.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: He looks like if a Carl's junior Breger was a person.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he didn't go to the court ordered clinic. So
Speaker 3: oh my god, he just kind of does whatever he
Speaker 3: wants to because he's a DuPont whoa.
Speaker 6: Okay, so you're saying he's got connections, he's gonna get
Speaker 6: the slide because okay, all right, all right, yes, okay, yeah, no,
Speaker 6: this is this is what I'm talking about here, guys,
Speaker 6: is like rich people, fun times, stabby stabby, cut cut,
Speaker 6: bathing in the blood, doing all this stuff, and they
Speaker 6: have incorporated it, I believe, into this weird serial killer program,
Speaker 6: like the Phoenix program, Come Home, some weird you know,
Speaker 6: serial killer decapitation program. You know. It's like they they've
Speaker 6: literally loosed this upon us, and we're just supposed to say,
Speaker 6: oh my god, that's crazy. These these people, they're all
Speaker 6: just loan psychopaths, and I'm terrified. What we don't know
Speaker 6: is that the royal family has been doing this forever.
Speaker 6: It's like a fun pastime for them, and a lot
Speaker 6: of the serial killers who are made in their image,
Speaker 6: so to speak, are part of a much larger network
Speaker 6: and program. So I do believe that they like it's a.
Speaker 3: Lot easier when you realize that certain parts of the
Speaker 3: Middle Ages never ended and those parts were pretty fucking horrific.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that I agree with you. And you know the
Speaker 6: thing about the Vampire of Sacramento. The reason why I
Speaker 6: like to include that guy is because this is the
Speaker 6: mid seventies and people were okay and felt safe to
Speaker 6: actually leave their homes unlocked. There was not such a
Speaker 6: stigma around it. It was like, I feel safe going
Speaker 6: to bed, windows unlocked, uh, door, front door unlocked.
Speaker 1: Whatever, I'm safe. I'm okay. I know that I'm going
Speaker 1: to wake up tomorrow.
Speaker 6: What the Vampire of Sacramento did was teach everyone, if
Speaker 6: you don't lock your door, the boogie man will come
Speaker 6: and literally exing would ate your body, drink your blood,
Speaker 6: necrophilia type cannibalism, shit to you, and kill you in
Speaker 6: your family. So it's like instilling fear in the heart
Speaker 6: of America if you don't lock your door. If you don't,
Speaker 6: it's like it's like instilling literal fear that if you
Speaker 6: don't watch your six lock your doors. Uh, Richard Chase
Speaker 6: is gonna come murder you and your whole family. They
Speaker 6: also did that with Richard Ramirez, right. He would come
Speaker 6: in through people's windows and rape the shit out of
Speaker 6: him and kill them.
Speaker 1: So it's like.
Speaker 6: Who bt BTK, right, Yeah, it's like the serial killer
Speaker 6: is useful in more than one way. You can kill people, obviously,
Speaker 6: but you can also teach everyone that you are not
Speaker 6: safe in your own home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you need.
Speaker 6: Security systems, you need doors locked, you need fucking be
Speaker 6: ready because you are not even safe in your own home.
Speaker 3: More cops, more cops, more cups. Pay for more cops.
Speaker 3: We need work ups, Yeah, pay for.
Speaker 1: More mm hmmmm.
Speaker 6: And I'm not gonna lie, you know, before I go
Speaker 6: to bed at night, especially since I've had the baby,
Speaker 6: I do this whole like walk around the house thing.
Speaker 1: I locked the back.
Speaker 6: Laundry door, I lock the side door, go around to
Speaker 6: the front, lock the front door, check it, make sure
Speaker 6: it's good. I mean like, this is even though I'm
Speaker 6: a conspiracy theorist and I do believe in all of
Speaker 6: this stuff, is like staged and whatever. I don't want
Speaker 6: to be the fucking Lobianca family. Okay, that gets made
Speaker 6: an example of.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't.
Speaker 6: Want to be the one that ends up on CNN
Speaker 6: and they talk about how I used to light up
Speaker 6: a room but now I'm fucking dead and rip, you know,
Speaker 6: and people listen to episodes of my podcast, like, oh,
Speaker 6: Julia was so funny, is it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, if you're going to make an example out of someone,
Speaker 1: it's not gonna fucking be me.
Speaker 6: But I know that this program was a way of
Speaker 6: instilling fear in everyone, like from the get go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, the people who that who were paying to
Speaker 3: protect us have done a worse and worse job progressively
Speaker 3: since the time. They've been demanding for more and more
Speaker 3: money to protect you from the psychos, and they're not
Speaker 3: protecting you from the psychos.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: The people that we we've given this fear to go
Speaker 3: running towards have done nothing but sort of betray us
Speaker 3: with that because you know, we pay them more money
Speaker 3: and they don't have to do as much because that's
Speaker 3: how they get more money.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmmm.
Speaker 6: And it's like for me when I hear you know,
Speaker 6: stuff about I've been talking a lot about now a
Speaker 6: new theory of mine that when you see a husband
Speaker 6: who has killed a wife OJ Scott Peterson, Uh, you know,
Speaker 6: Chris whats was a big deal. I'm starting to think
Speaker 6: that the fucking husbands are getting set up as Patsy's
Speaker 6: to cover up some weird, Like, are you with me
Speaker 6: on this head list? Because I did an episode. OJ
Speaker 6: did not do it and Scott Peterson did not do it.
Speaker 6: But they they've been set up till the guilty as fuck.
Speaker 6: You know, they put all of the focus on the husband,
Speaker 6: so you don't look at the weird Saitanic cult shit that.
Speaker 1: They were all into.
Speaker 6: Like if you really look at the Scott Peterson case,
Speaker 6: there's more to that than meets the eye.
Speaker 1: Okay, I know that's controversial.
Speaker 3: One of the things that blew it open for me
Speaker 3: in the OJ case was that nobody ever mentioned her
Speaker 3: drug problem and how she had these drug dealers right
Speaker 3: down the street. It's like none of that ever came
Speaker 3: out at all, and it's like, well, that's the number
Speaker 3: one cause of you know, getting involved into some sort
Speaker 3: of strange murderer.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's that's what I'm talking about here. And
Speaker 6: you know, if you guys are into it, maybe we
Speaker 6: could do an episode on that Chris Watts guy, because
Speaker 6: he supposedly put his family in those big oil silos
Speaker 6: or whatever. But it's it's just like with Chris or
Speaker 6: it's just like with Scott Peterson and OJ.
Speaker 1: It's like there was.
Speaker 6: There is no actual, concrete, solid evidence that makes this
Speaker 6: guy guilty.
Speaker 1: It's like, all, like, well, we think.
Speaker 6: He is because he was a piece of shit guy
Speaker 6: that was cheating on his wife. Cheating on your wife
Speaker 6: does not make you a murderer. I know that sucks
Speaker 6: to say, Yeah, he was a piece of shit guy,
Speaker 6: you know, but it doesn't mean that he killed his
Speaker 6: wife and kids.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. There there has been a weird.
Speaker 6: Program, just like the program to kill serial killers going on,
Speaker 6: where it's like wives and kids end up getting murdered,
Speaker 6: and it always is the husband, like the case always
Speaker 6: put it on the husband.
Speaker 3: All of these cases are investigated, you know, these are
Speaker 3: not investigations that you know, serial killers, and all of
Speaker 3: these you know, everybody blames the husband thing unvestigated. They
Speaker 3: don't even have evidence. It's it's really sad and pathetic,
Speaker 3: but it's it's very clear the pattern.
Speaker 6: All Right, we'll get this ship, all right, And I
Speaker 6: don't want to keep you guys off on a tangent
Speaker 6: or anything, but what if all of it is fucking
Speaker 6: stage theater shit? Lacy Peterson, I keep thinking.
Speaker 5: I keep thinking a lot of that more and more,
Speaker 5: especially with.
Speaker 6: True class like these are characters, right, these are characters,
Speaker 6: you know. It's like, I want to see corpses. I
Speaker 6: want to see the little kids that they pulled out
Speaker 6: of the oil silo. I want to see fucking bodies
Speaker 6: because they said, what with the Scott Peterson, they found
Speaker 6: Lacey's torso, but not ahead, no legs, no arms, just
Speaker 6: the torso. Right, we never saw any photos of the
Speaker 6: fetus that they supposedly recovered. I mean it's like, if
Speaker 6: this is all real, I want to see the fucking
Speaker 6: bodies because they have no problems showing bodies with the
Speaker 6: Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, ed Gian, John Gacy.
Speaker 1: You can go and see those bodies. They have pictures
Speaker 1: of the fucking body.
Speaker 6: It's like, where are these women that are supposedly getting
Speaker 6: murdered with their kids? I want to see bodies or
Speaker 6: is this all a fucking side show? It's the circus act,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's one of those things where we
Speaker 3: can never really know that, you know, because they can
Speaker 3: think about this case that they manifested really really hastily.
Speaker 3: The guy doing the van life with his girlfriend and
Speaker 3: then his girlfriend suddenly disappears. Did we get any actual
Speaker 3: evidence about any of that stuff, or was it just
Speaker 3: an internet seria that we were all told was actually happening.
Speaker 6: Man, I just you know, and I see people railing
Speaker 6: against me in the comments.
Speaker 1: That's fine.
Speaker 6: I like to keep all possibilities open. Maybe Chris Watts
Speaker 6: was a murdering piece of shit and he fucking murdered
Speaker 6: his whole family and put him in an oil silo.
Speaker 6: If he did, I hope he burns in hell. But
Speaker 6: what if it's all theater?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 6: That's what I'm saying is like it's a great Netflix
Speaker 6: show because they did make a Netflix show about it.
Speaker 6: Like when they put stuff on Netflix, you automatically need
Speaker 6: to assume something more is going on, just like with
Speaker 6: the Menindez Brothers when they made that whole show about
Speaker 6: the Menindez Brothers. Yeah, you know, unpopular opinion. I don't
Speaker 6: think those guys deserved a day in prison. If their
Speaker 6: dad was really doing what I think he was.
Speaker 3: Doing, you know, he goes back to the families, the family.
Speaker 3: You're not allowed to cross the families. If you kill
Speaker 3: your own dad and you're in that position, you're going
Speaker 3: to jail.
Speaker 1: But weren't the Meninda's brothers, like their family was like
Speaker 1: some upper echelon motherfuckers exactly exactly.
Speaker 3: You're not allowed to kill those people.
Speaker 6: No, even if your dad's been raping you your whole
Speaker 6: life and your mom's going like no, it's rapey time.
Speaker 6: You can't go down the hallway dad's with your brother
Speaker 6: raping him.
Speaker 3: It's like, okay, that evidence they suppressed that evidence.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Headless is like, you know, the these rich elite fuckers
Speaker 6: and like, you know this this is a fun pastime
Speaker 6: for them raping their kids and then their kids getting
Speaker 6: raped their entire lives. They were like, I can't do
Speaker 6: it anymore. Shot their parents in the face hole and
Speaker 6: they get to spend the rest of their lives in prison.
Speaker 1: Okay? Is that justice? Is that justice? I don't think so.
Speaker 6: I mean maybe that's unpopular opinion. Someone was raping me
Speaker 6: my whole life, especially my dad, I would go Lizzie
Speaker 6: Borden on the motherfucker. Okay, So what's this Amityville whore ever?
Speaker 6: Made sense? Even with pictures, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I believe that bullshit either of that. That stuff just
Speaker 5: doesn't make any sense. So many different no my friend
Speaker 5: lived across the street from that house. Yeah, my boy
Speaker 5: kept it shouting. If you haven't listened to this, my
Speaker 5: boy kept in from Amityvilliers. I used to go visit
Speaker 5: him sometimes, and he lived across the street. It was
Speaker 5: like a few houses down across the street.
Speaker 3: Yep, I got a story about that.
Speaker 6: Well, well, I was gonna I don't know what you
Speaker 6: were about to say, but I was just gonna say.
Speaker 6: It never made sense to me either, Go ahead.
Speaker 3: So my dad knew a guy who was cousins with
Speaker 3: one of you know, Ronnie de Fayo's family members, like
Speaker 3: extended family members. But he actually signed my copy of
Speaker 3: Amityville Horror, and he said when Ronnie de Feo actually
Speaker 3: shot those people, it was you know, terrible and whatever.
Speaker 3: It's like, should I have had him signed that. It's
Speaker 3: just really odd. But yeah, he was like almost confirming
Speaker 3: the official story and how he signed it. So it's
Speaker 3: kind of strange that, I means.
Speaker 1: Do you get on with the official story?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I mean, I didn't know that there
Speaker 3: was a big question about rone de Feyo shooting his family,
Speaker 3: if that was a thing.
Speaker 6: But he was involved with like some mobsters and gangsters
Speaker 6: and shit, and you know he and then when he
Speaker 6: was imprisoned, he would say like he was paid to
Speaker 6: take out his family because like his dad was involved
Speaker 6: in some weird shit like not that it's a big
Speaker 6: CIA cover up thing, but it's like his dad was
Speaker 6: like involved with some shady dealings and it's like they
Speaker 6: used the sun to get to the family to like
Speaker 6: exact some type of like revenge or like payoff some
Speaker 6: kind of debt he owed. But they like to make
Speaker 6: great horror movies about him being possessed by a demon.
Speaker 5: Did you know that was even a theory of him
Speaker 5: being possessed by a demon?
Speaker 3: I had no idea they I know about the possessed
Speaker 3: by demons, but I don't know about the mob associations.
Speaker 3: That's that's crazy.
Speaker 5: I heard about that living on Long Island. Yeah, you
Speaker 5: heard about that ship.
Speaker 6: But even if he is possessed by demons, I don't
Speaker 6: know if you guys ever saw the Amityville with Ryan
Speaker 6: Reynolds when they remade that ship, you guys saw that one.
Speaker 6: I mean they took it to the whole another fuck
Speaker 6: they had they there was like a Native American element
Speaker 6: that they fucking skirted in there, and like the house
Speaker 6: was built on like nay To American tribal burial mounds.
Speaker 1: And like all this stuff.
Speaker 6: It's like, now, dude, his dad probably fucked somebody over
Speaker 6: in a bad deal and they had that kid go
Speaker 6: in there blow his family's head off because he.
Speaker 1: Was a piece of shit.
Speaker 6: You know. Uh, there's just always more to the story. Yeah,
Speaker 6: there is always more to the story.
Speaker 5: There were people saying that he was at the night
Speaker 5: that that happened. I forgot the name of the bar
Speaker 5: that night near the house. He was down there, supposedly
Speaker 5: tripping out and fucking sniffing coke. So they're like, who's
Speaker 5: he gonna went home and was just fucking whacked and
Speaker 5: killed people.
Speaker 6: I've heard that too, that he was a druggie, that
Speaker 6: he was, you know, all fucked up.
Speaker 1: And actually.
Speaker 6: Based on some of the like people who knew the family,
Speaker 6: they all said that that his dad and his mom
Speaker 6: never liked him, that he was a shithead kid.
Speaker 5: Oh no, the guy was known as a degenerate.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, they were like they never they wanted him
Speaker 6: out of the house and shit like that.
Speaker 1: They wanted to kick him out.
Speaker 6: So it's like, maybe this guy had just had like
Speaker 6: he was like a spoiled brat, obviously into drugs and
Speaker 6: like some kind of weird gangster stuff, and he just
Speaker 6: was like fuck you guys and shot his whole family.
Speaker 1: I mean, stranger things have happened, Believe it or not.
Speaker 2: You know, I had, I had.
Speaker 5: I've mentioned it a few times. There was a look
Speaker 5: it up at ron Kakama, depending on but you can
Speaker 5: definitely find it. Like a dungeonto Dragons kid who said
Speaker 5: that he the game told him to kill his parents
Speaker 5: and he killed like one or two people in his
Speaker 5: family because the game told him to do it. They
Speaker 5: kid lived on the corner of my block.
Speaker 1: I was like, yo, see, okay, so my.
Speaker 2: Mind there was a kid.
Speaker 5: I was like, what the fucking board game told him
Speaker 5: to do that?
Speaker 2: Like, I'm just assuring the guy's sick. I didn't believe
Speaker 2: the board.
Speaker 6: That's why nerds are dangerous. You ever went to school
Speaker 6: with the motherfucker you made fun of herdy? Motherfucker, you
Speaker 6: fucking weird piece of shit Dungeon and Dragons weird? You know, yeah,
Speaker 6: you do headless You're the dangerous one. Okay, it's never.
Speaker 1: The kid that like get kicked out of glass.
Speaker 6: It's always the nerdy, weird one that plays like Dungeons
Speaker 6: and Dragons and she fucking kills this whole family one night.
Speaker 6: It's always the weird, dirty guy.
Speaker 5: There was a no I forgot. I don't even want
Speaker 5: to say this. Well it's too late, not saying that
Speaker 5: headless is like this. But a lot of the pedophiles
Speaker 5: played that ships. Well that's they play Dungeons and Dragons,
Speaker 5: magic cause and they were big on comics though, like
Speaker 5: all ship that would make sense for a twelve year
Speaker 5: old motherfucker.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but they're actually serial killers and pedophiles. Look out
Speaker 6: for the nerdy dude that plays clarinet. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 6: It's like that that one guy who like has bad
Speaker 6: acne and like always their clothes are all mismatched, and
Speaker 6: they love to play magic the Gathering.
Speaker 1: That motherfucker will kill you.
Speaker 6: Be careful, all right, it's never the one you suspect.
Speaker 3: If they still play magic the Gathering and they're like
Speaker 3: forty five years old, you got to look out for
Speaker 3: those mothers.
Speaker 6: They will murder you. Murder okay, they will murder your ass.
Speaker 1: If that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Is like, it's it's never the guy that looks like
Speaker 6: Nick that's like been to jail and like you know
Speaker 6: he's seen some ship.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's never the it's the guy.
Speaker 6: Five playing magic the gathering, who you know.
Speaker 2: Who's literally like a freaking accountant for the d O D.
Speaker 6: You know, wears fucking SpongeBob SquarePants T shirts like that
Speaker 6: guy will murder.
Speaker 7: You as he's playing magic. You like, he's like, that's
Speaker 7: that dude. It was like Lightning Bowl, Lightning Bull that's
Speaker 7: on the weekend.
Speaker 3: Did you ever see the what is that?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: That show? Reno nine one one? Yes, yes, When they're
Speaker 2: doing the the larp stuff and they're literally shooting.
Speaker 3: To the arrows and stuff, it's the funniest thing.
Speaker 2: They come in, the cops come in. There's a dude
Speaker 2: with an arrow sticking out of his chest and he's like, well,
Speaker 2: he cast I cast the spell and he didn't block it,
Speaker 2: so he got hit with the arrow.
Speaker 6: Right, that's what those are future serial killers. Okay, that's
Speaker 6: what I'm saying. Dude, Like, I don't know, but a
Speaker 6: lot of these royal family members, if you really look
Speaker 6: at him, they're these weird, nerdy, gross motherfuckers, like they're
Speaker 6: all skinny and weird looking with their cleft palette and
Speaker 6: ship like.
Speaker 4: That in the middle jer Man.
Speaker 1: When my friend John said he found a body in
Speaker 1: the wood, I.
Speaker 4: Ran over there because I'm a healing monk to try
Speaker 4: to help. But obviously my magic wasn't strong enough because
Speaker 4: the dude body was missing ahead. So my friend decided
Speaker 4: to try to use a necromancer spell, which didn't work,
Speaker 4: which I knew it wouldn't, and apparently we contaminated the
Speaker 4: crime scene because that spell uses a lot of glitter.
Speaker 2: The funniest thing is they wear and then they have
Speaker 2: glasses on, which didn't exist back then.
Speaker 3: I thought that was the perfect transition that combined all
Speaker 3: the all the topics.
Speaker 1: Yeah for real, Yeah, no, I mean that that's one hundred.
Speaker 6: If you see a guy in your neighborhood wearing a cape,
Speaker 6: don't be afraid of the crackhead. Be afraid of that
Speaker 6: fucking guy, because he will murder you and your family
Speaker 6: against But no, that that's all I have for you, guys, though,
Speaker 6: I'm glad you you know, entertained me for the evening.
Speaker 5: For us.
Speaker 2: Thank you for real?
Speaker 5: Uh, I mean you really came out clutch for that.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it. You know, we had a cancelation and
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna keep it. Really, you talked about something
Speaker 5: I would much rather listen to anyway, So thank you.
Speaker 2: Good Yeah, yeah, thank you.
Speaker 5: Actually me my night a lot better than I thought
Speaker 5: it was gonna be. Please Julia, let everybody know what's
Speaker 5: up where they can find you stuff again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, thanks again for having me Nick. As some of
Speaker 6: you know, I had a baby and so I'm still
Speaker 6: learning how to balance you know, podcast life and baby life.
Speaker 6: So it's been harder to get shows going. But I
Speaker 6: am happy to join with the cult rejects anytime Nick
Speaker 6: will have me. And you know I do put put
Speaker 6: some solo episodes out on my show of course. You
Speaker 6: know what I like to talk about serial killers and
Speaker 6: uh you know, ripping and running through dude's be holes.
Speaker 6: I cover, you know, slashing bitches titties off. If you
Speaker 6: like you know my style, hated or love it whatever.
Speaker 6: Cosmic Peach podcast is where you can find me, and
Speaker 6: I do have Patreon as well. If you want to
Speaker 6: support me in that way, I would appreciate it. But
Speaker 6: thanks for having me again, and I hope you enjoyed
Speaker 6: the Vampire episode.
Speaker 5: Oh, thank you very much. No, I definitely enjoyed it.
Speaker 5: The chat definitely looked like they're having a well an
Speaker 5: interesting conversation, I guess, a blast for considering the topic.
Speaker 2: Bennett.
Speaker 5: Please let everybody know what's up with you where they
Speaker 5: can find your Yeah, well you starting your hands and
Speaker 5: mar channel you got for.
Speaker 2: Us, Julie, It's always a pleasure always and uh, you
Speaker 2: can find me at broadcasting seeds dot com. I got
Speaker 2: so much stuff there now I'm just I'm blasting the
Speaker 2: episode out like every day, so you know, broadcasting scenes
Speaker 2: dot com.
Speaker 5: Staying busy. Go check the shit out. Thank you very
Speaker 5: much for coming on so I appreciate it. And my
Speaker 5: man Edlas Giant, what is up bro?
Speaker 3: You that was always a lot of fun, Julia. I
Speaker 3: love hanging out with you guys. This is really awesome time,
Speaker 3: a lot of laughs. You can check me out on
Speaker 3: YouTube at X and on Instagram, so check me out there.
Speaker 5: Thank you, hell yeah, oh, thank you, And again, Julie,
Speaker 5: thank you so much for bringing that, uh, that topic.
Speaker 5: The topics really very very sick ship. Uh and what
Speaker 5: should I expect? You know, you know, it's funny I
Speaker 5: forgot to ask you at the beginning. I was like,
Speaker 5: I'm sure be hole is going to be brought up,
Speaker 5: and I think it was always involved.
Speaker 6: But you know, since I've been pregnant, this is just
Speaker 6: the last thing all say. Since I've been pregnant, my
Speaker 6: hormones have done this weird thing where my voice has
Speaker 6: actually deepened quite a bit, and sometimes like I say
Speaker 6: be hole, and I like, I sound like a twelve
Speaker 6: year old boy and my it's just like my voice
Speaker 6: has completely changed. It's like deep in seven octaves or
Speaker 6: something like that. I'm starting to feel like, you know,
Speaker 6: I understand what it's like to be a trans man
Speaker 6: at this point, you know, with a weird hormone replacement therapy.
Speaker 6: As long as people still enjoy it, I you know, I'm.
Speaker 1: Here for it.
Speaker 2: Definitely.
Speaker 3: Can we look forward to the killing spree?
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. Yeah, cool shootings.
Speaker 5: All right, Well that's the end of another. Thank you
Speaker 5: very much, Julie. I appreciate it. That was awesome. I
Speaker 5: bet it hellis. I appreciate you guys showing up tonight
Speaker 5: and everybody in the chat that is what's up. I
Speaker 5: appreciate you all, especially everybody that commented and looked like
Speaker 5: a lot of people from the beginning to the end.
Speaker 5: That's what's up. I appreciate it and until the next one,
Speaker 5: everybody be will Lada