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Speaker 5: Twenty six Cosmic Peach listeners. If you've made it this
Speaker 5: far into the Cosmic Peach podcast journey, thank you and
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Speaker 5: you've been through everything with me. This last year has
Speaker 5: been really interesting, you know, with moving, getting pregnant, growing
Speaker 5: a baby inside me. I started working with the Cult
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Speaker 5: you so much for your patience with this last year.
Speaker 5: I know it's been kind of crazy, but I've got
Speaker 5: some ideas for some really cool stuff coming up. So
Speaker 5: we're in this together. It's going to be a fantastic year.
Speaker 5: I feel a little bit more like myself every day,
Speaker 5: getting a lot more energy back. I got a lot
Speaker 5: of stuff I want to talk about with you guys today.
Speaker 5: Some of it is just a random shit that I've
Speaker 5: been meaning to talk to you about and haven't gotten
Speaker 5: a chance to. Oh, there's a little bit of rob
Speaker 5: reinering that we can talk about. And then there is
Speaker 5: the topic itself, which is going to take up most
Speaker 5: of the episode. But I wish for everyone moving into
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Speaker 5: also hope you enjoy all the little extras and stuff
Speaker 5: over there. But life stuff aside. Some things that I
Speaker 5: would like to talk to you guys about is two
Speaker 5: documentaries in particular, so I started following this check on Facebook.
Speaker 5: I would plug her, but I'm actually asshole because I
Speaker 5: didn't even I don't even have the shit pulled up,
Speaker 5: and I don't feel like pulling it up. But she
Speaker 5: and she's got plenty of subscribers. Okay, she doesn't need
Speaker 5: my fucking help. You know, she's doing pretty well for herself. Anyway.
Speaker 5: She talks about all these documentaries that she watches, and
Speaker 5: like she'll say which ones are good, which ones are shit,
Speaker 5: which ones get overpopularized for no reason, and then some
Speaker 5: of them are sleepers that nobody's even heard of but
Speaker 5: she watched, and she'll say, uh, yeah, go right now
Speaker 5: and watch this shit two in particular that she recommended
Speaker 5: that I was just absolutely blown away by, you know,
Speaker 5: before I get into the documentary, though, I'm sitting here
Speaker 5: holding my tiny little baby. He's keeping me company. He's
Speaker 5: my best disc podcasting feller in the world. He's taking
Speaker 5: a huge shit. It's probably his seventeenth shit of the day.
Speaker 5: And honestly, I don't even mind changing his diaper. I'm
Speaker 5: one of those weird diaper sniffing mom's, you know. I
Speaker 5: have no problem with the stinky poop diaper. I just
Speaker 5: feel lucky I'm able to even have him to change
Speaker 5: the diaper. But damn, you know, sometimes you just put
Speaker 5: the diaper on, you go sit down to do something
Speaker 5: important like this podcast, and he's just taking a shit
Speaker 5: right on me. He's just shitting all over me. He
Speaker 5: just is laughing. He thinks it's great. Before I go
Speaker 5: and change this poop. But I got to tell you
Speaker 5: about this documentary. So she opens up with she's like,
Speaker 5: if you love true crime, you'll love this documentary. And
Speaker 5: of course I love true crime, and I always know
Speaker 5: there's more to it. I don't think there's more to
Speaker 5: it in this case, it was just a really cool
Speaker 5: true crime story. But it's called The Secrets We Bury.
Speaker 5: It's twenty twenty five documentary. It's available on Hulu. As
Speaker 5: far as I know, it's just on Hulu. But it's
Speaker 5: about this family and spoil alerts fast forward fifteen seconds
Speaker 5: into the episode. If you don't if you just want
Speaker 5: to take my word for it and go watch it
Speaker 5: and be surprised, do it. But if you want to,
Speaker 5: just I watched it, so you don't have to kind
Speaker 5: of a thing and just listen to me tell you
Speaker 5: how crazy this shit is. Keep listening. So it's about
Speaker 5: this family. It's like five kids and their mom, and
Speaker 5: when they were really little, their dad apparently just what
Speaker 5: their mom said was he just left to go get cigarettes,
Speaker 5: and he never came back, and so their whole entire
Speaker 5: life they grew up thinking that their dad just left
Speaker 5: to go get some SIGs and never came back. As
Speaker 5: you know, I guess, sixties and seventies dads, did you
Speaker 5: know the sixties and seventies were a different time when
Speaker 5: you could just tell your kids stuff like that. I guess, like, oh,
Speaker 5: your dad just left to go get a pack of
Speaker 5: SIGs and never came back. He abandoned us. Let's move
Speaker 5: on with life. So that's the story, and that's what
Speaker 5: they thought. And soon after their father's disappearance, their mom
Speaker 5: just out of the blue suddenly had this new boyfriend
Speaker 5: who became her husband, and he just moved right the
Speaker 5: fucking His name was like Richard or something like that.
Speaker 5: Who cares. Guy was a scumbag. He molested all of
Speaker 5: her daughters, got right in the bed with him six seven,
Speaker 5: eight years old, raped on him, molested on him, beat
Speaker 5: the crap out of the boys, treated the boys like garbage,
Speaker 5: and you know, apparently was great to the mom. But
Speaker 5: whether or not, she claims she never knew, and the
Speaker 5: daughter's claim their mom never knew that the molestizing was
Speaker 5: going on, but she's sure the fuck knew that he
Speaker 5: was beating the crap out of her boys, and she
Speaker 5: didn't do anything. She ends up having a child with him.
Speaker 5: So it's like a blended family situation where there's like
Speaker 5: five of the original kids with the first dad and
Speaker 5: then one child with Richard, who's a complete scumbag and
Speaker 5: of course treats his kid great, rapes his you know, stepdaughters,
Speaker 5: beats the crap out of his step sons, and this
Speaker 5: is how they grow up. And they always thought to themselves, like,
Speaker 5: why the fuck did our dad abandon us leave to
Speaker 5: go get Pakastigi's never come back and leave us with
Speaker 5: this piece of scum of the yearth Richard and one
Speaker 5: of the sisters actually let me back up. So the
Speaker 5: mom gets really really sick, and I guess Richard. They
Speaker 5: separate at some point late late, late, late late in life,
Speaker 5: and the mom's sick and she's in the family home
Speaker 5: by herself, needs help taking care of the house, needs
Speaker 5: help taking care of her. She's got like cancer or
Speaker 5: some shit like that. And so one of her sons,
Speaker 5: who is now an adult, says, no worries, Mom, I'll
Speaker 5: buy the house from you, move in with you, take
Speaker 5: care of you, and I won't let anything happen to
Speaker 5: the house. I'll live in it till the day I die.
Speaker 5: So that's what happens. She dies, the son is still
Speaker 5: living in the house, Richard fucks off to wherever and
Speaker 5: is an old guy somewhere. And one day the sister,
Speaker 5: one of the sisters that got molestized for the greater
Speaker 5: part of her life, she's talking to the brother that
Speaker 5: moved into the house, and she's like, don't you ever
Speaker 5: wonder about Dad? Don't you feel like there's some weird
Speaker 5: shit that went on with that stuff? You know, what
Speaker 5: if there was a way we could find him and
Speaker 5: do or do like ancestry DNA stuff or like find
Speaker 5: him somewhere and he's like alive and we could like
Speaker 5: meet him or like meet our family or whatever. And
Speaker 5: he's like, yeah, I've always wondered about that, you know,
Speaker 5: living in our family home. There's like some bad memories
Speaker 5: here and some good memories here, and it just sucks
Speaker 5: how things went. And she's like, I know what I'll do.
Speaker 5: Pulled like some fucking esoteric shit out of her ass,
Speaker 5: which I was definitely not expecting. This is a long
Speaker 5: Island family, and they all got like super thick accents
Speaker 5: and they're like, oh, you know, Dad left this and
Speaker 5: ran off with some hussy or whatever the fuck they said.
Speaker 5: The sister was like, I'll go get in touch with
Speaker 5: a psychic and the psychic will tell us where our
Speaker 5: dad is or where we could look for him. Why
Speaker 5: that was her first course of action. I have no
Speaker 5: fucking idea, but kudos to her. So they get in
Speaker 5: touch with this psychic, and the psychic is.
Speaker 6: Like, your dad.
Speaker 5: Is buried in the basement of your family home, and
Speaker 5: your stepdad beat him over the head and buried him
Speaker 5: in the basement. I have never met a psychic be
Speaker 5: more specific. And this shit made the news. Okay, this
Speaker 5: shit made the Long Island news. There's news clips of
Speaker 5: it all over the place. The psychic literally says, your
Speaker 5: dad's been buried dead this whole entire time under your house,
Speaker 5: and your fucking step dad beat him over the head
Speaker 5: and buried him under your house. So the brother goes home.
Speaker 5: He starts digging in the basement for over a year, okay,
Speaker 5: just digging all over the damn place, digging holes left
Speaker 5: and right, can't find the motherfucker. He gets so old
Speaker 5: and weary and fucking dilapidated that he he's got to
Speaker 5: have his sons come over and start the digging process,
Speaker 5: like take over the digging process. So his sons get
Speaker 5: involved in this shit. The sons are over there from
Speaker 5: sun up to sundown in the basement digging holes, trying
Speaker 5: to find Gramps. And then one day they like hit
Speaker 5: something and they think it might be like a reservoirs
Speaker 5: or and it turns out to be like a crypt
Speaker 5: made of cinder blocks. So they start chipping through the
Speaker 5: cinder blocks and lo and behold, there goes a pile
Speaker 5: of bones, shoes and all fucking pants and button up
Speaker 5: shirt and gramps skeleton just roll right out right there
Speaker 5: in the basement about eight feet deep.
Speaker 6: And literally.
Speaker 5: Their fucking dad was buried under their house for fifty
Speaker 5: five years.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 5: My stepdad at that time had already died of art attack,
Speaker 5: so there's no telling whether or not, you know, he
Speaker 5: really was responsible for this shit, But that's what the
Speaker 5: psychic said. So they start really asking around and shit.
Speaker 5: They try to start getting in touch with their dad's
Speaker 5: their biological dad's family and shit. And apparently their biological
Speaker 5: father he was he went to Korea and fought in
Speaker 5: the war whatever, came home and was a real son
Speaker 5: of a bitch and was beating their mom all the time,
Speaker 5: and their stepdad was over at the house working on
Speaker 5: the house, doing some construction stuff for them, and he decided,
Speaker 5: I'm going to be this woman's night in shining armor
Speaker 5: and hopefully get some puss out of this. I am
Speaker 5: going to save her. I'm going to save her and
Speaker 5: save her kids. And I'm gonna bust this guy over
Speaker 5: the head with a pipe and bury him in the house.
Speaker 5: And we'll just say you left for a pack of
Speaker 5: SIGs and never came back, and I'll just move right
Speaker 5: in and start banging this lady and her kids too, apparently,
Speaker 5: But that's I guess what happened. And so being her
Speaker 5: night and shining armor, killing her husband, burying him in
Speaker 5: the basement, and then moving in may have saved her,
Speaker 5: but it ruined her children's life. And this whole story
Speaker 5: was literally public news. Google it. Dude was buried under
Speaker 5: their house for fifty five years. Wow. Okay, wow, just crazy.
Speaker 5: It's called The Secrets We Bury. It's still worth watching
Speaker 5: even if you've listened to this whole synopsis, because damn,
Speaker 5: there was a lot of stuff that came out. And
Speaker 5: then the second documentary that I wanted to talk to
Speaker 5: you guys about is something about the dancing boys of
Speaker 5: Afghanistan or something like that. It's a documentary. Let me
Speaker 5: just tell you straight up. It was recommended to me
Speaker 5: by two separate sources and the girl that I follow
Speaker 5: on Facebook. And I don't know if I've got the
Speaker 5: balls to even watch this because with the type of
Speaker 5: research I do, the type of stuff that I've covered
Speaker 5: in the past, Pedaphocracy, Mick Martin, stuff like this, You
Speaker 5: think that my stomach would be made out of cast
Speaker 5: iron at this point, and it's just not And being
Speaker 5: a mom to a tiny little boy has made it
Speaker 5: even more sensitive. And it's just hard for me to
Speaker 5: watch stuff like this. But I'll tell you the premise
Speaker 5: of it, and if you feel inclined to find this
Speaker 5: and watch it, let me know how it is. Let
Speaker 5: me know your thoughts, feelings, opinions. But it's a journalist
Speaker 5: who goes to Afghanistan to investigate the claims that a
Speaker 5: so called the illegal practice of buying young boys from
Speaker 5: poor families, dressing them up like women, and then taking
Speaker 5: them to these parties where these elite Afghani motherfuckers, all men,
Speaker 5: all congregate. They watch these boys dance dressed up like
Speaker 5: women and they are auctioned off like fucking Liam nice
Speaker 5: and taking shit. And these men buy these boys, take
Speaker 5: them back to their house and you know, they rape
Speaker 5: their bee holes and they do nasty shit with them.
Speaker 5: And of course they say this practice has been outlawed.
Speaker 5: Nobody they're not doing anymore. The government has said it's illegal.
Speaker 5: They're still doing this shit, okay, And that's why the
Speaker 5: journalists went over there to show how normalized actually it is. Basically,
Speaker 5: what they do is they go to a bunch of
Speaker 5: poor people's house and they say, oh, you know, how
Speaker 5: about fifty bucks for your ten year old? And they're like,
Speaker 5: oh yeah, no questions asked. They just load them up
Speaker 5: in the car. They take these boys, they dress them
Speaker 5: like girls. They auction them off to elite pedophiles. And
Speaker 5: you may be thinking to yourself, why would they want
Speaker 5: these young boys to dress as women and put on
Speaker 5: this slow pageantry shit and get auctioned off to the
Speaker 5: highest bidder. Well, it's because they have this purity thing
Speaker 5: with women and girls, where it's like, well, we can't
Speaker 5: rape women and girls because they're supposed to be virgins
Speaker 5: for when their husbands marry them. We got to keep
Speaker 5: them virgins. So what we'll do because we need to
Speaker 5: stick to our nasty, disgusting penises and something that they
Speaker 5: decide that they're gonna rape. So it's called Dancing Boys
Speaker 5: of Afghanistan. I really just I've seen some of the
Speaker 5: snippets and I just don't know if I can handle
Speaker 5: that right now. Maybe in like a couple of years
Speaker 5: after my baby's a little bit older, en I've had
Speaker 5: time to adjust to all this new momageness. I would
Speaker 5: be courageous enough to watch that, But it was hard
Speaker 5: enough getting through the Menendez thing thinking about if somebody
Speaker 5: did that stuff to my boys, what I would do.
Speaker 5: This This documentary is extremely graphic. There's there's boys younger
Speaker 5: than ten. They say that this one boy is ten.
Speaker 5: He looks like he's like seven to me, and you know,
Speaker 5: they got him with a bra and underwear is on
Speaker 5: going and dancing in front of these fucks, and it's
Speaker 5: just disgusting. But speaking of bee hole rape, how about
Speaker 5: a Rob Reiner update. As far as I know, he's
Speaker 5: pleaded not guilty, and there was something talking about there
Speaker 5: was four other bodies found in the house and stuff
Speaker 5: like that. Here's my thing let's just say that they
Speaker 5: murdered a Rob Rein or his wife and a bunch
Speaker 5: of people. It stuck them in the basement or wherever
Speaker 5: they and they were like, we'll just blame it on
Speaker 5: Rob's stinging bee hole, fucked in the head, messed up
Speaker 5: drug addict son. That's what we'll do. Maybe he didn't
Speaker 5: do it at all, Okay, but they knew with the
Speaker 5: kind of person that Nick is, he's fucked up. His
Speaker 5: beehole hurts, he's been in and out of drug rehabs.
Speaker 5: He's this, he's that. The dude looks off. Okay, he
Speaker 5: just looks off. They knew that they would get away
Speaker 5: pining this shit on him because of course he like,
Speaker 5: everybody's gonna believe that, right, everybody's gonna believe that he
Speaker 5: did this. Maybe he didn't, I don't know, but his
Speaker 5: bee hole still hurts either way. And with that being said,
Speaker 5: there's a guy. I don't know if he has a
Speaker 5: show or a podcast or what, but my husband was
Speaker 5: talking about him. You know, he's been on Tinfoil Hat
Speaker 5: and he's been on Alex Jones show. I think Crazy
Speaker 5: Days and Nights. Guy who talks about the heather or
Speaker 5: Rourke thing. And just like the dancing boys of Afghanistan,
Speaker 5: like they take these kids, they dress them up, they
Speaker 5: make them put on little pageantry John Benet shows. For
Speaker 5: these elite pedophiles, I'm pretty sure they're auctioned off in
Speaker 5: some way and they get they get the be hole treatment. Now,
Speaker 5: Heather or Rourke's case, she was raped to death in
Speaker 5: my opinion, and others as well, and anybody who has
Speaker 5: a brain whatsoever. And one of the offenders in that
Speaker 5: case happens to be Rob Reiner. So even if you
Speaker 5: can't get on board with the possible abuse of his
Speaker 5: own children, Nick Reiner, namely, then maybe you could get
Speaker 5: on board with the fact that if he was doing
Speaker 5: it to other chill Drene, Heather or Roarc, that he
Speaker 5: was probably doing it to his own kids. Like I
Speaker 5: had said in the first Rob Reiner episode, this is
Speaker 5: their love language. Okay, this is what they do, all right,
Speaker 5: this is what they get off on. They are elite
Speaker 5: pedophile scum of the earth, all right. And if Rob
Speaker 5: Reiner was involved with the Heather or rarking, then regardless
Speaker 5: of whether or not he was getting it on with
Speaker 5: his own son, which he probably was, he Yeah, what
Speaker 5: was coming doing? All right, Merry Christmas, rob the raper, right,
Speaker 5: and we'll see what happens as the case unfolds and continues.
Speaker 5: Maybe Nick wasn't even in the fucking room when this
Speaker 5: shit went on, and they just knew that they could
Speaker 5: probably pin it on him. And continuing on the weird
Speaker 5: kids stuff, we're gonna now get onto the topic the
Speaker 5: topic of the hour, which is imposter phantom child protective
Speaker 5: service workers. This is a topic that I heard on
Speaker 5: a podcast called the Brohio Podcast, and I took us
Speaker 5: some snippets from the podcast that I'm going to play
Speaker 5: for you guys. They went a weird kind of angle
Speaker 5: with it. I think that there was so much more
Speaker 5: to unpack with the subject. And granted I wouldn't have
Speaker 5: even known about it unless they did this episode, so
Speaker 5: you know, great that they covered it, But in a
Speaker 5: lot of ways, I listened to it and I was like, hello, like,
Speaker 5: I think that there are more than one or two
Speaker 5: red flags here that are just not being discussed. Okay,
Speaker 5: so we're gonna discuss them and more. And this is
Speaker 5: a crazy fucking subject and it's gonna blow your mind.
Speaker 5: So I'm gonna read some snippets here the phantom or
Speaker 5: imposter child protective agents. Okay, this is not just an
Speaker 5: urban legend. Families across the United Kingdom, the United States,
Speaker 5: and even South Africa have reported encounters with what become
Speaker 5: known as phantom social workers or phantom child protective service workers,
Speaker 5: mysterious strangers impersonating child welfare officials who appear, suddenly, interrogate
Speaker 5: the families, and then vanish without a trace. Now, the
Speaker 5: crazy thing to me is that sometimes children disappear soon
Speaker 5: after these visits. Sometimes nothing happens at all, and sometimes
Speaker 5: the kids themselves report seeing things that could not have
Speaker 5: been human all after one of these social worker or
Speaker 5: child protective service agents visit and then leave. So, you know,
Speaker 5: happy New Year. I'm scaring the shit out of you
Speaker 5: for those parents out there, but it's something very important
Speaker 5: that you definitely need to know about. For decades, families
Speaker 5: across the United Kingdom, the United States and beyond have
Speaker 5: reported these chilling encounters. The mysterious strangers became known as
Speaker 5: the phantom social workers. Now, like I said, they just
Speaker 5: kind of show up, Okay, they carry convincing identification and
Speaker 5: then they disappear without a trace. They often ask very
Speaker 5: disturbing questions and sometimes attempt to separate children from the
Speaker 5: parents right there.
Speaker 6: On the spot.
Speaker 5: So these encounters leave behind like a lot of people
Speaker 5: say that it's like a sense of violation, and duh,
Speaker 5: of course it is, and there's some serious terror involved.
Speaker 5: But the realization that no one is going to investigate
Speaker 5: it further is the real terrifying part, in my opinion,
Speaker 5: because police brush this off, they view the stories as unsubstantiated.
Speaker 5: Social service agencies claim no responsibility for this shit, and
Speaker 5: so it's just an ongoing phenomenon that doesn't get investigated,
Speaker 5: taken seriously talked about, and it's definitely not mainstream. The
Speaker 5: families are left in the dark. They have nothing but
Speaker 5: the memory of the stranger's eyes. They're strange cadences and
Speaker 5: the fear that the knock could return at any time.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about, Okay, people knocking on your door, documented
Speaker 5: cases of this, substantiated claims, people knocking on your door,
Speaker 5: a government agency saying I'm Susan with Child Protective Services.
Speaker 5: I'm here to investigate a case against you that your
Speaker 5: child doesn't have a safe place to sleep at night,
Speaker 5: and they're shitting and revnante on the walls and think
Speaker 5: about it. It's almost like I know because I literally
Speaker 5: had this exact response to it. It comes from a
Speaker 5: place of pride to be like, oh, really, well, I
Speaker 5: want you to come in here and see what the
Speaker 5: fuck this child's living. Like, Okay, I want you to
Speaker 5: come in here and see the fucking clean house with
Speaker 5: this clean fucking crib, in these clean everything formula maker
Speaker 5: bottles coming out the ass toys. This that you come
Speaker 5: in here and you tell me my baby's rubbing shit
Speaker 5: on the walls and don't have a clean place to sleep.
Speaker 5: It's it's literally like you even want him to come
Speaker 5: in and be like what do you want? You want
Speaker 5: to have dinner with us? You want to have dinner
Speaker 5: with us? You want to get in the shower with me? Like,
Speaker 5: what do you need to see that's gonna make you
Speaker 5: understand that this is a safe and loving environment for
Speaker 5: my baby to be in. Look at my dog, Look
Speaker 5: at all the tricks he does. Okay, if the dog's
Speaker 5: doing this, what do you think the baby's doing? Okay,
Speaker 5: you want to see what kind of cook I am?
Speaker 5: You want to come in here and fuck my husband? Like,
Speaker 5: what do you need to do to say, oh, this
Speaker 5: is a nice place to be. Uh, you know this,
Speaker 5: these these people are in a a loving relationship and
Speaker 5: raising this baby good.
Speaker 9: Like what like?
Speaker 5: It comes from a sense of pride that somebody would
Speaker 5: even question you what kind of condition your baby is
Speaker 5: living in? You know, somebody show up at your door.
Speaker 5: And like, when we left the hospital early after I
Speaker 5: had our baby, my sister even said, you know, it
Speaker 5: wouldn't surprise me if they called child Protective Services on
Speaker 5: you because you didn't get vaccinated and you wanted to
Speaker 5: leave the hospital early. And you know whatever, whatever you
Speaker 5: signed against medical advice to leave the hospital early. And
Speaker 5: if you haven't heard that story, you can go and
Speaker 5: listen to the birth story.
Speaker 6: Whatever.
Speaker 5: It was a fiasco. But when we got home, I
Speaker 5: said to my husband, let them come and see this
Speaker 5: environment that we. I have a library, I have a
Speaker 5: whole library. My husband got a treadmill out here. We
Speaker 5: be doing laundry up in this bitch. I'd be having
Speaker 5: a in home studio, crib changing tables. He has, he
Speaker 5: has all organic chemical free baby bath soap. Let those
Speaker 5: bitches come up in here and see what like. I
Speaker 5: was ready for them to knock on my door. He
Speaker 5: got a baby swing, he got a baby basinette, he
Speaker 5: got a baby crib, he got all the things. He
Speaker 5: got options. Okay, he got options of bottles, he got
Speaker 5: options of nipples, he got options of everything. Okay, I
Speaker 5: fucking about rip my tits off trying to get breast
Speaker 5: milk out of these bitches to feed him. Like, let
Speaker 5: them come in here and say I am an unfit mother.
Speaker 5: But now that I hear about this story, I don't
Speaker 5: want a motherfucker to show up at my door because
Speaker 5: I'm gonna have to go to ten on anybody, and
Speaker 5: it might be some motherfucker who official, who fucking is legitimate,
Speaker 5: and they're gonna get fucked up. Okay, because now you
Speaker 5: can't trust the stranger after you see the ship. Not
Speaker 5: that you could before, but this takes it to a
Speaker 5: whole another level. Okay, but this is real life instances
Speaker 5: of people coming to your door saying, you know, I'm
Speaker 5: so and so with protective child protective Services, I have
Speaker 5: an anonymous complaint. I need to check your child. Then
Speaker 5: they do the checking. Okay, everything checks out. Whatever, They
Speaker 5: come in, they pick things up, they look around, they
Speaker 5: pat your kid on the head, they rub their face,
Speaker 5: they tell them everything's okay, and then they leave. Then
Speaker 5: you call child protective services the next day and you say,
Speaker 5: what the fuck is going on? And the protective services say,
Speaker 5: we have no case on you. There's nothing associated with
Speaker 5: your name, your address, none of our employees are out there. Okay.
Speaker 5: What a chill goes down your spine when you find
Speaker 5: that out after you've let these people touch your baby
Speaker 5: and come into your house. First of all, the whole
Speaker 5: situation would already piss me off, okay, to even think
Speaker 5: that someone would call child protective services on me. So
Speaker 5: you're already pissed off, you're confused, and now you just
Speaker 5: found out you let two strangers roam around your house
Speaker 5: and touch your child. Now they know where you live,
Speaker 5: what the inside your house looks like. They've been alone
Speaker 5: in that bitch, and they've laid hands upont your childholdt
Speaker 5: And the bitches weren't even from this state, Okay, not
Speaker 5: saying that if they were from the state, that would
Speaker 5: make it any better than putting their flangies all over
Speaker 5: your baby. But at least you could have a paper trail. Okay,
Speaker 5: you know who the motherfuckers are? And there's a legitimate
Speaker 5: case going on. This is some whole other shit. The
Speaker 5: phenomenon is more than just a rumor though. In the
Speaker 5: late nineteen eighties is when this all started. The wave
Speaker 5: of reports in Scotland and Northern England grew so intense
Speaker 5: that newspapers across the country started to cover these incidents
Speaker 5: in detail. So investigations were launched. Police knocked on doors themselves,
Speaker 5: warning parents not to admit anyone into their homes without
Speaker 5: fair fying credentials. Politicians even debated the issue briefly in Parliament.
Speaker 5: It was not treated as a fairy tale or an
Speaker 5: urban panic. It was treated as a genuine threat at
Speaker 5: that time. Yet, bite the paper trails of investigations and
Speaker 5: the public warnings, no one was ever arrested, No organized
Speaker 5: group was ever uncovered. No single explanation has ever emerged
Speaker 5: for what has been behind all these incidents of people
Speaker 5: proclaiming to be child protective services knocking on doors and
Speaker 5: getting access to these people's children. I'm talking Nothing has
Speaker 5: been done and it continues to this day. So in
Speaker 5: nineteen ninety the UK Police launched Operation Childcare to investigate
Speaker 5: these claims. They looked at two hundred and fifty cases
Speaker 5: across twenty three police forces, and only two were legitimate
Speaker 5: CPS visits. Let me say that again, because damn they
Speaker 5: reviewed two hundred and fifty cases and only two of
Speaker 5: the out of the two hundred and fifty were legitimate
Speaker 5: documented visits by CPS. A few of the other cases
Speaker 5: were suspicious but lead nowhere. So the lack of answers
Speaker 5: points to something more organized, maybe too big to touch.
Speaker 5: We know all about that here in America. Pedaphocracy anyone now.
Speaker 5: Some say at that time it was tied to the
Speaker 5: Satanic panic, with people paranoid about cults. Others think it's
Speaker 5: trafficking or child trafficking, or Oregon harvesting, scouting kids for
Speaker 5: the black market, whatever it is, or whatever it was,
Speaker 5: the silence around it is deafening. So newspapers reported mothers
Speaker 5: being visited by plane clothes officials claiming to be child
Speaker 5: welfare workers, and these strangers often carried clipboards, asked unsettling questions,
Speaker 5: and often insisted on examining the bedrooms of young children.
Speaker 5: So in one case, a woman in Edinburgh described two
Speaker 5: women and a man showing up unannounced. They told her
Speaker 5: they had received an anonymous complaint about her daughter and
Speaker 5: demanded to see where she slept. So when the mother refused,
Speaker 5: they became agitated. She asked to see their identification more closely.
Speaker 5: At that moment, they turned and walked away okay, and
Speaker 5: by the time she rounded the corner after them, they
Speaker 5: were gone. Police confirmed that no welfare officers had been
Speaker 5: dispatched to that address.
Speaker 9: So that was.
Speaker 5: Nineteen eighty three. Flash forward seven years to nineteen ninety
Speaker 5: So this is in Sheffield, England. A single mom by
Speaker 5: the name of Annie Wilie. She got a knock at
Speaker 5: her door around seven pm at night. Her twenty month
Speaker 5: old son was asleep after a hospital stay for asthma.
Speaker 5: The visitor was a woman, late twenties, light blue, light
Speaker 5: blue coat, small scar by her eye. She says that
Speaker 5: she is a health visitor and has a file with
Speaker 5: her kid's medical history, stuff that only the hospital should know.
Speaker 5: Annie lets her in, but something seems off. The woman
Speaker 5: asked questions like does he bruise easily? Does he have
Speaker 5: any rashes? And there's a weird guy in a car
Speaker 5: outside just watching. Okay, So Annie pushes back and asks
Speaker 5: for identification. The woman mumbles an excuse and then bolts
Speaker 5: from the house. Annie then calls health services. Nobody send
Speaker 5: a visitor to her home. Police search for weeks, nothing,
Speaker 5: no leads, no suspects. The car's plates don't even exist. Okay,
Speaker 5: how about this, Okay, this is some wild shit, all right.
Speaker 5: Nineteen ninety four, Glasgow, a man gets a visit from
Speaker 5: two women claiming to be CPS. They're checking on a
Speaker 5: three year old girl after an anonymous tip. They know
Speaker 5: the kid's name, her daycare, and even her favorite toy.
Speaker 5: They inspect her bedroom, they touch her stuffed animals, and
Speaker 5: then they leave. The mom calls CPS the next day,
Speaker 5: no record of the visit, Please find no trace of anything.
Speaker 5: That same year, London, a dad reports a man and
Speaker 5: a woman in suits who show up at nine pm. Okay,
Speaker 5: because that's a normal time for CPS to show up,
Speaker 5: saying they're investigating a case of neglect. They ask to
Speaker 5: see his five year year old son's arms and legs,
Speaker 5: claiming it's for health checks.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 5: Dad lets him in, but gets very suspicious when they
Speaker 5: dodged the questions about their credentials, and they ask so
Speaker 5: many questions that it tipped the dad off that they
Speaker 5: are not who they say they are. He gets suspicious
Speaker 5: and they leave in a hurry. Okay. Dad reaches out
Speaker 5: to Child Protective Services. They say they sent no one.
Speaker 5: They confirm that there was no investigative officer sent to
Speaker 5: the home for any reason, and they have no idea
Speaker 5: what he's talking about. So the most frightening cases that
Speaker 5: I came across, though, involve physical attempts to seize the children.
Speaker 5: One mother and Chef Fields recounted a man who attempted
Speaker 5: to literally pull her toddler out of her arms, claiming
Speaker 5: he had the authority to remove that child immediately. Okay,
Speaker 5: she screamed, The neighbors came out and then the man
Speaker 5: took off. When the police were called, they admitted no
Speaker 5: child protective officers had been assigned to her street. The
Speaker 5: intruder had been an impostor. Okay, And of course it's
Speaker 5: not just the UK. In two thousand and three Australia,
Speaker 5: a mom got a visit from a man and a
Speaker 5: woman in business attire. They said that they're from a
Speaker 5: child welfare agency and they need to check her two children,
Speaker 5: who were aged four and six. Okay, they know the
Speaker 5: children's medical history down to a recent ear infection. Okay,
Speaker 5: they spend fifteen minutes in the house looking at the
Speaker 5: kid's beds, asking about their sleep patterns, et cetera. Mom
Speaker 5: calls the agency after they leave. No such visit scheduled,
Speaker 5: So the cops describe the mother as being hysterical when
Speaker 5: they interviewed her, and she said that the man's eyes
Speaker 5: didn't look right. We're gonna touch on that more here
Speaker 5: in a minute, but fast forward to twenty twenty five,
Speaker 5: because this shit is still happening, and it looks a
Speaker 5: little different because people got ring cameras and shit. Okay,
Speaker 5: still happening. So there is a story from February. It
Speaker 5: talks about a rural Ohio mom who got a visit
Speaker 5: from CPS at her trailer. It was a woman in
Speaker 5: her thirties, no no car, knew that the daughter had
Speaker 5: asthma and knew the medicine by name that the daughter
Speaker 5: had been prescribed for her asthma. She came to the
Speaker 5: door and asked to check the little girl's vital signs.
Speaker 5: The mom refused, and the woman walked into the woods,
Speaker 5: no vehicle, nothing, and was never seen again. Okay, how
Speaker 5: about this another post from Texas from March twenty twenty five,
Speaker 5: says a guy in a suit knocked on their front
Speaker 5: door at eleven o'clock at night asking about a seven
Speaker 5: year old boy. He even knew the child's school schedule
Speaker 5: and personal details about the child, and when he left,
Speaker 5: the deck called nine one one. No visit was ever ordered. Okay,
Speaker 5: these are not one offs. There is a pattern here, okay,
Speaker 5: And nobody's talking about this shit in the mainstream media.
Speaker 5: But people are reporting this shit since the nineteen fucking eighties.
Speaker 5: It's happening. There are posts about it. There are buried
Speaker 5: and covered up news stories even about this stuff. Okay, Like,
Speaker 5: is this real? Is this an urban legend? This is
Speaker 5: one of those things that just makes sense when you
Speaker 5: know what we know, Okay about the pedaphocracy, et cetera,
Speaker 5: et cetera, phantom social workers, phantom child protective service workers whatever.
Speaker 5: Sure that sounds like an urban legend because it says
Speaker 5: phantom in the title. But these are real, documented cases
Speaker 5: of people posing as CPS workers and in some instances
Speaker 5: literally killing the mother to take the child. It's terrifying.
Speaker 5: And the British press ran stories about what became known
Speaker 5: as the phantom social worker panic. Journalists pressed local councils
Speaker 5: for explanations, but officials offered little more than warnings for
Speaker 5: families to be vigilant. That's all you get, Just be vigilant.
Speaker 5: Police issued statements advising parents to always ask for proper identification.
Speaker 5: But you know what the problem is, most of the
Speaker 5: impostors carry around documents that look completely legitimate. Okay, only
Speaker 5: to the untrained eye would you think that these were fakes.
Speaker 5: But in some neighborhoods, and this is where we're gonna
Speaker 5: spiral off a little bit here, the rumors took on
Speaker 5: more of a supernawatur edge, if you will. Parents started
Speaker 5: to talk about visitors who seemed to appear from nowhere,
Speaker 5: who walked around the cul de sac, only to vanish
Speaker 5: literally in plain sight. Some described the figures as eerily calm,
Speaker 5: their faces blank, their eyes strangely dark. A few even
Speaker 5: claimed that photographs taken during the encounters failed to capture
Speaker 5: the visitors clearly, leaving behind blurred shapes or distorted shadows.
Speaker 5: So by the mid nineteen nineties, the phenomenon had grown
Speaker 5: beyond the borders of Scotland and England. There are reports
Speaker 5: from the United States, the Midwest. A lot of parents
Speaker 5: in Ohio, Illinois, and Pennsylvania. They told eerily similar stories
Speaker 5: strangers arriving in unmarked vehicles, claiming to be from child
Speaker 5: protective services and demanding access to children. Okay, and like
Speaker 5: their British counterparts, they often carried forged identification and when
Speaker 5: challenged aggressively, they would retreat, sometimes vanishing downstreets that led nowhere.
Speaker 5: And in South Africa they also saw similar incidents.
Speaker 6: Okay, so.
Speaker 5: There were families in Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa
Speaker 5: that described individuals showing up with documents, insisting on home inspections,
Speaker 5: and then disappearing. Some South African parents tied the phenomenon
Speaker 5: directly to trafficking, believing that the impostors were part of
Speaker 5: a larger criminal syndicate. It and to think of it
Speaker 5: in more an uglier perspective, some people say like these
Speaker 5: were recon missions if you will that they maybe.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 5: It was almost like they were scouting these people out
Speaker 5: for other nefarious activity. Not there to take the children
Speaker 5: that night, not like they're going to pound on your
Speaker 5: door and say give me your kid right now. But
Speaker 5: they were more like scouting, like on a scouting mission
Speaker 5: to see what they could get away with and how
Speaker 5: far they could go, and some researchers, like Martin Cannon
Speaker 5: in his book The Child Stealer, argued that these impostors
Speaker 5: were scouts for trafficking rings. They'd pose as a CPS
Speaker 5: agent to get access test how easily the parents would
Speaker 5: hand over the kids and mark vulnerable families. Between five
Speaker 5: hundred thousand and eight hundred thousand kids have gone missing
Speaker 5: in the United States since the year twenty twenty. I
Speaker 5: believe it's closer to a million now. And even if
Speaker 5: you take out the traffic, the child sex trafficking out
Speaker 5: of it, there's a secondary theory that these children are
Speaker 5: being scouted for organ harvesting because there is a black market.
Speaker 5: There's black market organ dealing. It's a billion dollar a
Speaker 5: year industry. Kidneys, livers, hearts, even corneas are you know, marketed,
Speaker 5: and children are prime targets because their organs are healthy, small,
Speaker 5: and in demand.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 8: In some of these.
Speaker 5: Nineteen nineties cases, these social workers asked weirdly specific questions
Speaker 5: like whether a child had had surgery recently, if they
Speaker 5: had any scars. In a two thousand and one essex case,
Speaker 5: a mom said the impostor checked her daughter's arms for
Speaker 5: vain health. The fuck that is not CPS protocol. I
Speaker 5: don't care where the fuck you live, Okay, I need
Speaker 5: to check your daughter's arms for vain health, Okay, you know.
Speaker 5: And there was a meeting caught on video between the
Speaker 5: President of China and Vladimir Putin and they overheard them
Speaker 5: talking about organ transplants and how humans are living closer
Speaker 5: to one hundred and fifty years now because they're utilizing
Speaker 5: the technology of just kind of like like it's an
Speaker 5: oil change. They're swapping out organs when they start to
Speaker 5: break down. And yes, sex trafficking, organ trafficking, this black market,
Speaker 5: fucking child harvesting, it's all real. But there is, in
Speaker 5: my opinion, the paranormal aspect of this, Okay. Some witnesses
Speaker 5: described these impostors as if they weren't human at all.
Speaker 5: In that two thousand and three Australia case, the mom
Speaker 5: said the man's eyes were too still, almost like he
Speaker 5: didn't blink at all. A nineteen ninety six Yorkshire report
Speaker 5: had a dad swear that the woman's hands were freezing
Speaker 5: like she was a dead person. Okay, and the vanishing
Speaker 5: into the fields. How someone could come into your home
Speaker 5: and then disappear, vanish in plain sight, still eyes. A
Speaker 5: lot of the parents, they just didn't seem right, okay. Now,
Speaker 5: the author that I referenced earlier, his book floats the
Speaker 5: idea of non human entities, whether demon's, aliens or something else,
Speaker 5: Mimi making humans to get close to children. Maybe they're
Speaker 5: feeding on fear or marketing souls, but paranormal black market,
Speaker 5: child trafficking, sex trafficking. Whatever. You've got no arrests, no traces,
Speaker 5: and then witnesses saying things like their faces were wrong.
Speaker 5: You start to wonder like, Okay, what the fuck are
Speaker 5: these things? So jumped to twenty twenty five, This shit
Speaker 5: is still happening. There was a recent post from Michigan
Speaker 5: Rural Michigan. Just in April of twenty twenty five. A
Speaker 5: family got a visit from a woman claiming to be
Speaker 5: a social worker. She knew their eight year old's recent
Speaker 5: surgery detail and she asked to check recovery progress. The
Speaker 5: dad refused. She left, walking into a field with no
Speaker 5: car in sight, disappeared. Call CPS. Nobody's sending anybody out.
Speaker 5: How are they getting these details? Who are these people
Speaker 5: show up on my door? You know, uh, it's gonna
Speaker 5: be stabby, stabby, cut cut there's gonna be how about
Speaker 5: here's a gun. Open your legs. I'm gonna shoot your
Speaker 5: cunt off.
Speaker 8: I need you.
Speaker 5: To show up with fire truck, police cars. I need
Speaker 5: to see. Literally, I want to see the mayor out there.
Speaker 5: I need to see the governor. Fuck a id okay,
Speaker 5: I need to see if you. First off, you know
Speaker 5: I've watched horror movies. I've watched scary movies in the
Speaker 5: first thing I always say is why did you open
Speaker 5: the door at all? Why are you opening the door?
Speaker 5: Why are you why are you knocking on any a
Speaker 5: stranger's door? Why are you letting people into your house?
Speaker 5: You know they're gonna murder you and kabob your family,
Speaker 5: and you open the door. I don't care if it's
Speaker 5: the Mormons, I don't care. If it's the fucking guy
Speaker 5: who lives next door, I don't care it. Literally, you
Speaker 5: don't open the door. Here's a gun, Open your legs.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna shoot you in the cunt. Knock on my door.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 5: I even have a sign that says, don't even knock
Speaker 5: on my door. I literally have a sign on my
Speaker 5: screen door that says, don't fucking knock on this door.
Speaker 5: I got babies in here. I got dog that will
Speaker 5: bark in here. Wake my babies up. I got shit
Speaker 5: going on. Do not come up aunt me and knock
Speaker 5: on this door. No door dash, knock on my door.
Speaker 5: Amazon delivery ups, don't knock on my fucking door, and
Speaker 5: don't show up thinking that you're gonna tell me your
Speaker 5: CPS and knock on my fucking door. They would literally
Speaker 5: have to break the door down. Okay, at this point, oh,
Speaker 5: we gotta report. You better open up because here's a gun.
Speaker 5: Open your legs. I'm going to shoot you in the cunt.
Speaker 5: It's a dude. Turn around, bend over. Here's a gun.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna shoot you in the bee hole. Nick Reiner
Speaker 5: stinging bee holes for everybody, twenty twenty six, what's up, motherfucker?
Speaker 5: Knock on my door? But anyways, Yeah, this year's gonna
Speaker 5: be awesome. You know it's gonna be great. I have
Speaker 5: three clips that I pulled from the Brohio podcast talking
Speaker 5: about this. They went in the angle that like, oh,
Speaker 5: this is just a weird kind of like maybe it's
Speaker 5: a strange thing that's happening with people trying to just
Speaker 5: weirdos and low nuts out there trying to just abduct
Speaker 5: kids and run off with them. And I do think
Speaker 5: that the clips that they pulled for the podcast kind
Speaker 5: of support their confirmation bias of it being just like
Speaker 5: looney tuned people out there trying to abduct people's children.
Speaker 5: I would say that this is much, much, much bigger.
Speaker 5: It's been going on since the eighties. It's never stopped
Speaker 5: people showing up entities. They're sending the devil to your door.
Speaker 5: They're sending these disembodied spirits and human vessels to come
Speaker 5: and take your children, touch your children, get in your house.
Speaker 5: They know things they shouldn't know. They could be demons,
Speaker 5: they could be something otherworldly. I don't know what they are.
Speaker 5: It's like the Men in Black phenomenon. They got weird eyes.
Speaker 5: They're disappearing in cornfields. Don't let them in. Here's a gun.
Speaker 5: Open your legs. I'm gonna shoot you in the cunt. Okay,
Speaker 5: don't let nobody be laying hands on your baby in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty six, you know. And it's like I said
Speaker 5: at the beginning of this episode, I hope you know
Speaker 5: you reach all your goals this year. I hope it's great,
Speaker 5: you know. Thank you for listening to the show. Thank
Speaker 5: you for con continuing to support the show. Love my
Speaker 5: Patreon people out there, couldn't do it without you. And
Speaker 5: you know, if you've been thinking about leaving your husban
Speaker 5: been because his nuts smell like fish and you just
Speaker 5: can't take one more day sniffing his fucking sweaty fish balls,
Speaker 5: leave his ass. This is the year where dreams come true.
Speaker 5: Nut up or shut up, but don't knock on my door. Okay,
Speaker 5: that's where your dreams will end. But this is gonna
Speaker 5: be great. I got some ideas for some stuff I'm
Speaker 5: gonna be, you know, jumping back into the swing of
Speaker 5: things more than ever. I got a couple people reaching
Speaker 5: out to me. I will continue to work with the
Speaker 5: Occult Rejects. I will continue to work with the Cult
Speaker 5: of Conspiracy, but I do want to do some more
Speaker 5: of my own research and my own presentations like today's
Speaker 5: and Yeah, we're gonna have a great year, you know.
Speaker 5: Blessings to everyone out there, and again, thank you so
Speaker 5: much for supporting the show. Couldn't do without you. You guys,
Speaker 5: are the smartest people I know. You always leave in
Speaker 5: comments and sending emails and commenting on the Patreon and
Speaker 5: I just, you know, love all of you, truly, sincerely
Speaker 5: love all of you. But yeah, so I'm gonna play
Speaker 5: these three clips, bang bang bang, and we'll just close
Speaker 5: it out with that. Keep your kids close to you, people,
Speaker 5: and watch out for the fansom Child Protective Service agents
Speaker 5: out there.
Speaker 8: I just really haven't wanted to let him go since
Speaker 8: I picked him up.
Speaker 7: Jesse McCombs has good reason to hold her four year
Speaker 7: old a little tighter. After she said two impostors showed
Speaker 7: up to her home. A woman followed by a man.
Speaker 8: Said that she was with CPS and that she was
Speaker 8: there about my friend's injuries and that they were to
Speaker 8: take him into protective custody.
Speaker 10: Jesse said she was initial, Okay, this one's a little different.
Speaker 10: They told her that they were there to take him
Speaker 10: in custody. Yeah, we're here to take your child right.
Speaker 11: Off the fucking rip, which that doesn't Yeah, right right
Speaker 11: off the get go, that doesn't happen.
Speaker 10: But for maybe a young mom like this, it's not
Speaker 10: I'm not saying she's stupid, but people are stronger in tandems.
Speaker 10: I do believe, but like it's inexperience as a young
Speaker 10: naive mom. Yeah, you're like, oh my god, this is
Speaker 10: the government is here and they tell me that they
Speaker 10: want my child.
Speaker 11: Well then they may. You you worry about it, especially
Speaker 11: if if you say she is a first time mom.
Speaker 11: You worry if a kid gets injured like doing something like,
Speaker 11: oh my god, are they going to are they going
Speaker 11: to see me as being negligent?
Speaker 10: And then you then then you want to prove, like
Speaker 10: you want to do everything you can do within your
Speaker 10: power to prove the government that you didn't do anything.
Speaker 11: Bad to your kid, right, So so deep down you
Speaker 11: have you have that thought in your mind like okay,
Speaker 11: well maybe this could be true.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And I will say women a lot more than women
Speaker 10: get like that mama bear thing as soon as they
Speaker 10: have a child, So I don't I don't want to
Speaker 10: undersell them. Man.
Speaker 8: Because he was there about my friend's injuries and that
Speaker 8: they were to take him into protective custody, Jesse said
Speaker 8: she was initially confused and thought she for sure had
Speaker 8: the wrong house until she told me his name and birthday.
Speaker 7: She said both were dressed professionally when they showed up
Speaker 7: here Monday around seven thirty am near State Avenue in
Speaker 7: one hundred and twentieth Street, and said the woman did
Speaker 7: all the talking.
Speaker 8: I asked her, you know, can you show me some identification?
Speaker 8: Can you show me this order that you supposedly have.
Speaker 8: She refused to show me that a red flag. People
Speaker 8: are potentially trying to just snatch my kid, and so
Speaker 8: I started panicking.
Speaker 7: She told us she didn't fake dialed nine one one.
Speaker 8: She said, we'll come back later, and then they left
Speaker 8: in a hurry down the stairs.
Speaker 7: Jesse said she made a report with Marysville Police, who
Speaker 7: told Kyro seventh they're now investigating Chuck. Honestly, she said
Speaker 7: she doesn't know who would fake being CPS workers.
Speaker 8: Gydronaline just pretty much took over. I wanted to get
Speaker 8: my son somewhere safe.
Speaker 7: Sorry, or why they chose her son.
Speaker 8: It's a lot bigger than just this one time. It's
Speaker 8: like a constant thing that's going to be in the.
Speaker 6: Back of your head.
Speaker 10: Fucks man.
Speaker 11: At least at least she was, you know, cool, calm
Speaker 11: and composed them, was able to call bullshit as.
Speaker 10: Much as possible. Yeah, this is real life, man, Yeah,
Speaker 10: And this stuff is happening. This is just a few
Speaker 10: years ago. This is another incident. This is from Indy
Speaker 10: where they actually I'll let them, yeah, let them sell those.
Speaker 12: Now to developing story one that we sent us breaking
Speaker 12: news on our RTV six app this afternoon. Prosecutors are
Speaker 12: now formally charged a woman with murdering an Anderson mother,
Speaker 12: all part of a plot to steal.
Speaker 5: Her newborn child.
Speaker 12: She accomplished that trick by posing as an Apartment of
Speaker 12: Child Services worker. RTV six is Derek Thomas has that story.
Speaker 1: Samantha Flemy lived at the apartment at the top of
Speaker 1: the steps. The fake Department of Child Services worker told
Speaker 1: her that she was making a surprise visit.
Speaker 8: I was standing right there.
Speaker 13: I was like, I ain't never heard of no surprise inspection,
Speaker 13: home inspection or something like that. But I was just
Speaker 13: walking because I was coming home from work and I
Speaker 13: wasn't paying no attention. That's all I heard.
Speaker 1: The fake DCS worker has been identified as thirty six
Speaker 1: year old Geraldine Jones. She assures a murder, kidnapping, and
Speaker 1: criminal confinement.
Speaker 9: You know, I think it's particularly concerning or disturbing that
Speaker 9: the suspect, you know, visited the residents and lured them
Speaker 9: away under the guise of being an employee with a
Speaker 9: state agency that is, you know, has a mission to
Speaker 9: care for children and to protect children.
Speaker 1: Official DCS workers have state issued ID cards and if
Speaker 1: they were removing a child, they would be accompanied by
Speaker 1: law enforcement. It is troubling that there have been multiple
Speaker 1: DCS worker imposters since twenty ten.
Speaker 13: Sadly, it's been I think three cases I've heard since
Speaker 13: I've been here that someone has impersonated a DCS caseworker.
Speaker 8: And have to has gone to a family's home.
Speaker 9: It's an alarming situation.
Speaker 1: At some point police will travel to Texas to question
Speaker 1: the suspect. She is confined to a medical facility there
Speaker 1: and Anderson Derek Thomas r TV six and.
Speaker 12: As Derek Minha and Jones checked herself into that medical
Speaker 12: facility in Texas and she cannot leave that facility.
Speaker 10: Oh damn, man, that was You heard the the director
Speaker 10: of communications for the organization say that's the third time
Speaker 10: this happened that he can remember. There was another recent
Speaker 10: incident from Las Vegas.
Speaker 14: It's just confusing to me, like somebody had to give
Speaker 14: her that information. There's no way she would have been
Speaker 14: able to get it by herself.
Speaker 5: Well, where did a CPS impostor or get the information
Speaker 5: police say she used on fake documents in an attempt
Speaker 5: to kidnap an infant?
Speaker 15: Well, the answer might actually surprise you. In thirteen, Action
Speaker 15: News reporter Briancast.
Speaker 10: This is a really good lesson. We just talked about
Speaker 10: over sharing. This is a really good lesson to be
Speaker 10: learned here.
Speaker 15: Allahand spoke to the baby's parents tonight, and this story
Speaker 15: may have you taking a closer look at your social
Speaker 15: media accounts.
Speaker 14: At like one point, I was like, hey, where are you.
Speaker 14: You know, I've been waiting on you. If you're not
Speaker 14: interested to let me know, And she was like, well,
Speaker 14: I'm at the bank.
Speaker 16: Cassandra Dene says she was supposed to meet Joanna Boyd
Speaker 16: Monday afternoon to sell her baby items, but as Dean
Speaker 16: was sending that message and waiting for a response, Metro
Speaker 16: says their officers were with Boyd, who was planning to
Speaker 16: kidnap Dean's three week old daughter, posing as a CPS
Speaker 16: worker with forged documents. Police later showing up to tell
Speaker 16: the family of the plan.
Speaker 3: When they said that, I mean my heart hit my
Speaker 3: big toe and jump back up.
Speaker 16: Metro says Boyd called officers to the area near Craig
Speaker 16: and Las Vegas Boulevard, presenting a fake court order and
Speaker 16: other documents to remove the child from the home. Officers
Speaker 16: had concerns about those documents, as well as other inconsistencies,
Speaker 16: like the fact, they say Boyd did not have the
Speaker 16: Opera ID and was not driving a county vehicle like
Speaker 16: CPS workers routinely do.
Speaker 11: It's really nerve wracking to think that this woman was
Speaker 11: able to get a hold of court documents and take
Speaker 11: our information and put on it.
Speaker 16: The Dean say. Officers told them the documents contained information
Speaker 16: about them, even though their only conversations were about the baby.
Speaker 11: Items.
Speaker 14: She had her birthdays, my daughter's birthday, She had your
Speaker 14: apartment number, and everything like down to the tee.
Speaker 16: The couple said they keep their Facebook pages very private,
Speaker 16: and Cassandra never gave out her apartment number. While it's
Speaker 16: unclear where all of the information could have come from,
Speaker 16: thirteen Action News was able to show the couple a
Speaker 16: surprising place where Cassandra's birthday was posted publicly.
Speaker 8: Right there there on this autogram. Yep, she must have
Speaker 8: been really stocking well.
Speaker 16: The family is still trying to figure out where Boyd
Speaker 16: may have found the other information. They are planning to
Speaker 16: be in court Tuesday, when Boyd is expected to make
Speaker 16: her next appearance. Brian Callahan, thirteen Action News.
Speaker 11: It was like that one woman comedian that works McIntyre
Speaker 11: shirt damn me, I forget her name, is Chelsea something
Speaker 11: or other? Yeah, she looks exactly like her.
Speaker 10: She did, but that was another dude. I mean, this
Speaker 10: girl had the document like she had court documents made up,
Speaker 10: and she was giving it to the police before she
Speaker 10: even Yes.
Speaker 11: It's it's crazy. These people are going through they're you know,
Speaker 11: they're checking the tea or they're, yeah, crossing the t's
Speaker 11: and dotting the eyes whenever they're doing this shit.
Speaker 3: Moment caught on camera creeping out one local family and
Speaker 3: now leading to criminal charges. A Norwood family says this
Speaker 3: woman tried to lure their four year old son away
Speaker 3: from home. W CPO nine news anchor Brett Paganski shows
Speaker 3: us the evidence now being used against her in court.
Speaker 6: He's like, Mommy, mommy, there's some lady here that wants
Speaker 6: to talk to you.
Speaker 17: This is surveillance video from Jamie and Tim Spradland's homes.
Speaker 17: You see their four year old son running inside the
Speaker 17: house to get his mom.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she shows me a back so you can't you can't.
Speaker 10: Hear it that well, but the woman is out front.
Speaker 10: If you're on the YouTube stream, you can see it.
Speaker 10: We got it up on the screen. The little boy
Speaker 10: is playing in front of the house on the sidewalk
Speaker 10: on a big wheel, and then a woman walks up
Speaker 10: and starts rubbing him on the head pretty much tell
Speaker 10: him go get your mommy.
Speaker 5: She runs.
Speaker 10: The little boy runs inside and gets the mom. The
Speaker 10: mom comes outside. Then clear's day. Right on the ring
Speaker 10: doorbell camera. The woman says, I'm so and so from CPS.
Speaker 10: I want to talk to you about your child inside
Speaker 10: the house to get his mom.
Speaker 6: She shows me a badge that says her name.
Speaker 17: This was Saturday afternoon near Ralston Ross Norwood.
Speaker 6: She proceeds to rattle off my children's name.
Speaker 17: Then she asked Jamie if she can come in.
Speaker 6: Is that I have to make sure that the children
Speaker 6: are safe for this home.
Speaker 17: The woman said she was following up on a complaint
Speaker 17: filed against them, but didn't leave her contento. Jamie felt
Speaker 17: like something wasn't right So what they ended up doing
Speaker 17: is going back to their cameras, and after looking at
Speaker 17: the video, they ended up feeling even more uneasy about
Speaker 17: what happened. Minutes earlier. She's on camera talking to their
Speaker 17: four year old son, touching him, has her arm around
Speaker 17: him at times, stroking his hair.
Speaker 2: Creeps us out a little bit.
Speaker 6: It's I'm absolutely sick to my stomach.
Speaker 17: The woman asked her son three different times to come
Speaker 17: home with her. You see her son throw his hands up,
Speaker 17: run into the house, and that's when Jamie comes out
Speaker 17: and the woman identified herself as a CPS worker.
Speaker 18: Now we follow through and found out that she is
Speaker 18: not from CPS, that everything was a lie.
Speaker 17: Nor would police identify the woman on camera as forty
Speaker 17: four year old Lisa Nacrell, who was in the Hamilton
Speaker 17: County jail charged with child enticement.
Speaker 18: Their intention was clearly to take my son, to convince
Speaker 18: him to walk down the street with you to this house,
Speaker 18: which I didn't even know you lived this close, which
Speaker 18: is terrifying in itself.
Speaker 17: W CPO nine News confirmed Ncroley lives blocks away from them.
Speaker 18: I've told them over and over, you know all those
Speaker 18: bad words that mommy says, you scream those at the
Speaker 18: top of your you know why, because it's going to
Speaker 18: grab somebody's attention that you're in trouble.
Speaker 17: And while they still feel traumatized about what happened, they're
Speaker 17: thankful their son's instincts.
Speaker 10: Kicked in in Norwood.
Speaker 17: Bretagansky w CPO nine News, that's wild, dude.
Speaker 10: That's why it's so important to have these conversations with
Speaker 10: your kids about fucking strangers.
Speaker 2: One's always watching me, Someone's allways. When I'm sleepping, he
Speaker 2: just waits and he stays. Someone's all always standing in
Speaker 2: the darkest call.
Speaker 8: My room.
Speaker 2: He's telling as.
Speaker 4: A suit of black dressed like the perfect room. Where
Speaker 4: are you cooling? Why won't us to? They might be
Speaker 4: scared of you, but I just want to play