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Speaker 1: Well, hello and welcome. Thank you for getting your pot on,
Thanks for telling a friend. That's how we spread the word.
Just before Saint Patrick's Day.
Speaker 3: Danny's here, Saint Patrick's Day.
Speaker 1: Then spring, yeah, then more snow probably around here. I
don't know.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: What I like to do, though, is on days like today,
you feel good, don't you know? The sun's out? Man,
right when the sun shine, and especially where we're from,
right against a lot of great days, a lot of
cloudy days. We're by a great lake, so that the
heck with work effects our weather patterns. But what I
like to do on sunny days is when I'm at
a traffic light and people are turning, like maybe coming
across traffic so they have to go in front of me.
I liked try to guess the mood in the car.
Really Yeah, I like to look and I like to see,
and especially like when I see couples because I go.
There are times where you can see. Like I saw
some woman she was just giving this guy a fucking
earfall and he's driving. He's just like you could see
both hands and she's like right in here. Then I
see another couple. She's laughing as she they came around
the turn. She's laughing and he's laughing. Then I saw
a mom a very serious focus with the kid in
the front seat, obviously under a sporting event. She doesn't
want to go to wherever she's going. She does not
want to take him to the kid to wear it
else practice, yeah, wherever it was, and I go, this
is amazing. This is like one of my favorite hobbies,
people watching. But then trying to guess the mood in
the car of the cars that drive by. Wow, you know.
Speaker 3: What's funny you mentioned that. So yesterday or was it
Tuesday was pretty sunny out it was nice out right, yeah,
And I was at a red light and it's one
of those where it could you have a green arrow
and a red light the double light at the bottom.
So I had the red light. The people across from
me had the green arrow, so they're cutting in front
of me and I'm just waiting for him. Right then
it turns green, so I'm supposed to go, and the
car next to me is the double highway double double
lanes is supposed to go too. So we start going.
But the cars who got the arrow, yeah no longer
have the arrow, just kept going going six cars deep.
We're like, the lady next to me is hawking the
horle like what the lif like screaming and I could
I can hear because our windows are down. It's a
nice day, right, mean, well, the boon of the people
like screw you guys, I've taken the I'm taking the turn,
whether I have the arrow or not.
Speaker 1: Rush. Yeah, once you get going, what are you gonna
do about it?
Speaker 3: It's lunch time.
Speaker 1: Well, it's like, what are you gonna do about it?
I gotta get the wind even you know it's a problem.
I want to play something. I tried to reach out
to these people and maybe we'll get them on the
podcast at another time. I did speak to them a
little bit today. I don't know if you saw this.
Are you familiar with a store called Deuces?
Speaker 3: Is a hairstorm a hair salon. I've heard of a
hair salon called Maduces.
Speaker 1: Oh that would make any sense, I wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Be Well, snake's coming out of your hair will make
your hair look beautiful?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Now this is an adult like novelty shop. My next
guest down on Monroe Avenue.
Speaker 3: Okay, that makes total sense. I think I've I've heard
of this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's like way down okay Monroe.
Speaker 3: Like deep like by the by the Strong Museum or yeah, yeah,
yeah yeah before that little turn.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, okay, yeah, Deuces and uh. I tried to
get them on, but they put out a video of
someone committing a crime in their store. Somebody had slips
on it in her pocket, but they do.
Speaker 3: If you see this person, do not approach that.
Speaker 1: Well, it's weird.
Speaker 3: They dangerous.
Speaker 1: I want to know how she created this video, because
it's fantastic. I'll give you some This is what it
sounds like right here.
Speaker 5: Rochester, New York City filled with stories. Some are ordinary,
but some are deeply perplexing. On the night of March eighth,
Totty twenty five, one man entered a local adult boutique.
Within minutes, he would commit a crime so brazen it
would leave the staff baffroom. His target a large metal
butt plange.
Speaker 1: At first glance, so clearly it's an AI voice, but
plug this guy's dead.
Speaker 5: An adult Mayo medium build sporting a gray jacket, blue pants,
and a white hood dealer show.
Speaker 1: The guy and like all over their social media, who's
it's like.
Speaker 5: His movements were calculated, his attention engaged, but his surveill
answer recordings later revealed this was no casual shopping trip
to Medusa's. The man appeared to note what he wanted.
He positioned himself near the wall of butt plums, then
suddenly fifting his stats, as if trying to avoid the
visible camera nearby. What he did not realize was that
he wasn't as clever as he thought. From a separate
fatish point, surveils cameras captured everything at precisely nine twenty
four pm. The suspect made his move with the dexterity
of a season shoplifter, or perhaps just a desperate man,
which for the heavy metal object, slipped it into his pocket.
With his prize now secured, he did not flee. Instead,
he continued brousing the very same display, eyeing other butt plots.
Is it debating whether to take another?
Speaker 1: Was he being greedy and.
Speaker 5: Second guess in his selection, or was he simply trying
to appear normal? The answer remains unknown. What happened next
was truly bizarre for what seemed like an attempt to
appear casually. What happened next he asked a question, a
question that, in hindsight appears like a poorly constructed distraction.
What's the best and cheapest loop?
Speaker 1: The best a chief is loob. Aren't you? Why why
are you asking?
Speaker 3: What's is still the lube?
Speaker 1: Here's the problem with uh, there's no problem with this.
I mean you can what's the best the cheapest loop?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but who says it? Says AI always mispron a
few words here and the judges, I think at the
end it says something.
Speaker 5: Was he driven by desperation? Was this a crime of passion?
Or is it simply the work of a man on
going to pay retail price. If you recognize this individual,
or if you have any information on the whereabouts of
the missing metal butt clock, hears you to come forward.
Your tip could helps solve this unusual and perplexing case.
ADUSS will never judge what you buy it. They will
judge you when you steal it and shame you on
social media. And in the end, no matter how discreet
you thing you are, the cameras always win.
Speaker 1: Well. Two things, The cameras are no longer grainy bigfoot
footage in a store rights, none of that. It's like
high definition. You get to see this guy and all
his glory slide a butt plug into his pocket. Is
that Fred? And I know somebody probably would recognize the
butt plug.
Speaker 3: Now the guy had a French accident the butt plug.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So this is Ai. But I talked to somebody
at Medusa's today and I said, this is fantastic, and
then he said, well, it's not the first time we've
done it. We've done a couple of these when we
get people shots on Netflix, so it would be funny.
But so, you know, I had questions about this. But
here's my I'm trying to think about this, Like if
I saw my friend, like, let's say that was my
Christian friend who just just straight a little from Jesus
that day, okay, you know, or canist or not? No, no,
you like just straight a little bit and went there,
Am I gonna like blow them in? Or am I
going to have a good laugh. I'm immediately calling some
people to go Christian.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we go to Matthew nineteen I think it is,
and we would confront them with two or three brothers
and be like, hey, listen, did you steal that butt
plug from Medusa's? Was that you? Is this you on
this video? You need to repent, You need to return
the plug. Okay, I haven't used it all.
Speaker 1: Now hang on a second, Hang on a second, Let.
Speaker 3: Me what were you doing at Medusa's.
Speaker 1: Let me let me give you, let me get we'll see. Now.
The thing is, like, I'm thinking, I wonder if this
dude likes a butt plug himself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: Well, well not always like.
Speaker 3: And if he did, like, he could have been a
little bit better at like picking it up. I have
bought without his hands.
Speaker 1: I have bought, I've bought out. I've bought toys, toys,
but they weren't toys that were for me necessarily there, Yes,
so I would think that this would be for someone else.
But I'm wondering if this guy thought this is written
all over my face. I'm so ashamed. So I'm just
gonna slide in here and then I'm gonna ask him
what's the cheapest loop?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't want to be a total a total thief.
Speaker 1: Well he didn't buy it, he didn't even buy it,
but there's you can't get away with this. So if that,
let's say, let me paint this scenario. You and I.
You're scrolling through social media. All of a sudden, you
see somebody. You go, what, holy crap, that's Kevin. Glad
you said it.
Speaker 3: I'll think about saying it, like, nah, man, I want
to get the call that's Kevin.
Speaker 1: Would you then call Kevin and go what's going on?
Say hey, you're all over social media? Or do you
call me and we have a great laugh about it.
Speaker 3: I call you first, Yes.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying, and then I may call Kevin
and go, buddy, what the fuck is this? Because that
would be my thing, because it would be easier. I
think out of the two of us. And I may
be wrong, but I think if you get a call
from me, go what the fuck is going on? It's
way different than because you get you've become like fatherly. Hey, keV,
I saw a video of you and I keep it late.
I don't know. I think I would be more uncomfortable,
especially if you call me knowing, knowing that we're not
supposed to judge, and you're probably not, but you are,
and I would be embarrassed that I was getting the
call from you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh my, Yeah, There's so many different directions we
could go with this.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm just saying, like, you know, if you did that.
Speaker 3: I'm I definitely call you first. Pro Listen, that's the thing.
Speaker 1: I'm calling. Like four or five people.
Speaker 3: Go home to Hey, Tommy, remember me, Hey, you got
a story for you?
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my mom. Fo God, what did I do?
Speaker 3: I can't take the dump because now my mom, I'm
blocking up.
Speaker 1: My Oh fool me once, shameold you, fool me twice,
shameold you.
Speaker 6: God.
Speaker 1: I putt too far now my school that's out like
a fucking yard shot. God, this is real. Yeah, the
listener said it to me, because now my block, my
lady doesn't want a life go into Fairport Music, fast Shining.
Speaker 3: So the second, oh baby, fucking pleases take me.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 3: This actually happened for somebody to write a song to
produced the song.
Speaker 1: I have a funny feeling it's a I or something,
But I don't. I mean, that's a heck of an imagination.
Like I've never even imagined balls to the But I
like the I heard ass down, face down, ass up.
I know Motown had such great hits. Yeah, they all
back in the day.
Speaker 3: They don't call the Temptations for nothing.
Speaker 1: Deep, my friend, they went deep after the terrorists.
Speaker 3: They have to do something.
Speaker 1: We see everything. Yeah, I can't balls, thanks, gentlemen. Give
it up for the the sixth grade choir.
Speaker 3: God huck yo.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Trump and everything. There's some brass of this.
There's some brassing the balls. There you go. That's it.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: We see everything nowadays, Dan, we see it all. We
got to see somebody uh putting a butt plug in
his pocket at Medusa's downtown.
Speaker 3: And the dude from Unsolved Mysteries, we got to hear
his voice for the first time in twenty years.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I never watched Unsolved Mysteries.
Speaker 3: I never did either, Bill.
Speaker 1: It was too scary for me. I think I didn't.
I don't like that sort of stuff. I don't like
the depressing stuff. I hate it.
Speaker 3: My wife watches all that crazy crap like n cis
CSI dangerous.
Speaker 1: Minds or was it Criminal Minds? I go, is this
something you want to tell me? She's plotting any day now.
But this is a this is an actual news story,
and sometimes you have to go, h do they do it? Well?
They do, It's just that it's local news. It is
local news. A really strange story here.
Speaker 7: Please in Central Pennsylvania are investigating after a creepy encounter
caught on doorbell footage. Yes, so, as you heard, they're
the masked person.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll play it again in a second. The person
has a paper plate mask over their face and maybe
some other outfit. It sounds like a woman, and I
think I saw her hair nodded on the top of
her head when she bent down. But she's the box Demon. Clearly,
this is somebody in there. You know when I the
box Demon. Yeah, when I lived over in the neighborhood,
when you taught Jordan how to pitch. Oh, yeah, I
was the Guinness Fairy and I would I would no,
I would leave cases of Guinness people's like my neighbor's ports,
or he'd do this saying for me it was the
Guinness Fairy. This sounds like this is what it is.
But now we get to see everything, and I guess
the people must have been freaked out. How does it
get on the news? Why does it get on the news?
That's what I want to know.
Speaker 3: I want to be famous and I got a video.
I don't people get revenge, so this is the best
way to do it, and the news will pretty much
put anything on it.
Speaker 1: At this point, I'm the box depen. Yes, the box
is a demon, calls themselves the Box Demons.
Speaker 7: They identify themselves to a homeowner through a ring camera
in North York Borough, York County yesterday. They wore the
homemade paper plate mask and left a package on the porch.
At least say they have identified the person behind the
bizarre incident and they're telling us now there is no
threat to the public.
Speaker 1: But why are you doing great moments in local news?
Speaker 3: I mean, the first thing I thought of was, you
know those news like because they advertise more drugs than
anything else on television, where people like, they're sad, right,
but they put up.
Speaker 1: The paper plates that says they're smiling.
Speaker 3: They're masking their sadness. Maybe your antidepressant isn't working and
you need another anti depressant on top of the anti depression.
Speaker 1: To go for a walk in some sunshine and put
on some classical music can be fine. That's why this music,
that's why this.
Speaker 3: We have a pill called exercise.
Speaker 1: You know what I listened to once in a while
on that actually makes me smile on Serious XM as
Because I have the app, you get other stations, and
I have one called Chill Pill, the Chill Pill.
Speaker 3: Station, Serious ExM Chill Pill.
Speaker 1: It's the chill Pill station. It's all serious XM Chill.
It's all eighties. Oh okay, it's like eighties chill Pill,
So don't worry, be happy. It's like yeah, maybe, but
more like the ballads. It's like a soft rock station.
Oh it's fine. That make you happy. You know the words,
you sing along. If that's your generation, there you go.
Speaker 3: You know what's amazing is that they have capitalized off
the laziness of America. I mean, I think the big
the biggest cottage industry in America is laziness. Think about this, okay,
think about why Wegmans is so awesome because they basically
make everything for you. You don't have to think about it.
You just go to Wegmans and get it right. These pills,
these medications, you don't have to exercise, Just take a
stupid pill and you don't feel better.
Speaker 1: Just saw hats dude, think about it. Did not read
the headlines. It's funny that you say that. I just
read the headline that said ozembic workouts or gyms are
now catering to a new style of workout. But they
said like the ozembic workout, so they pull up your belly.
But don't fucking know. I just I only saw the
headline going through. And it's interesting to me because I
I went home tonight and I make stuff right. So
I had made meatballs and I froze the meatballs. I
thaw the meatballs out during the day, threw them in
with some sauce, made pasta, and that was dinner. But
I could go buy the meatballs very easily. I could
buy frozen meatballs right already. And I don't I like
making them. There's something satisfying to me about so much.
Speaker 3: Better when you make them.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if it tastes better. I'm a
terrible cook. I'll admit that I follow the recipe sort
of kind of. I don't think I have the right
mention Chef boyle My, I don't think I have the
right metric so fits Dan. It's a teaspoon lock up.
So I just I'm like trying to guess and stuff.
Speaker 3: But whatever, you're Emerald Agassi, Damn.
Speaker 1: Emerald Emerald never mind. Uh so, but I like doing that,
so I hear what you're saying. But like we do
make it easy. Yeah, I have gone into Wegmans and
bought their full holiday meals sometimes.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Thanksgimming. You could just go to or you
could go to Cracker barrel Man. I'm waiting for a
Cracker Burl.
Speaker 1: Thanks, I got.
Speaker 3: But like like the doorbell cam with the news, Yeah, hey,
just send us your doorbell can't futish, We don't care.
We got a fill thirty minutes seconds.
Speaker 1: The Channel thirteen, it's odd.
Speaker 3: It sounds more like a Channel eight thing.
Speaker 1: Although they've up their game.
Speaker 3: The last ten years.
Speaker 1: Yeah they have. Yeah, but I'm just thinking, like laziness
sells etb would fire pizza and grill on the Mala
Grease Ridge, I know you were there with Booly. Did
you have I'll ask, did you have fish fry.
Speaker 3: No, I did not, okay, but they have a great
fish fry.
Speaker 1: They have a great fish fries.
Speaker 3: But the fish fry that like the fish is bigger
than the plate. Yes, that's what they have at BTV.
Speaker 1: And I like the chips, but the fries are just
as good. If you want to get that.
Speaker 3: Uh well in England's fish and chips.
Speaker 1: Yes, it is fish and chips, that's true. Thank you
get the malted vinegar on your frying stuff. But they
have some unbelievable specials that they have unveiled. One of
the spring specials are the crab ragoon Oh mozzarella sticks.
Oh my gosh, yeah, crab ragoon mozzarella sticks. They are
they look so good. I have not had them, but
they're made with real crab and they're all made in house,
not that imitation crab.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: And it's a good sweet chili dipping sauce. I'm telling
you you will love this. And I haven't had it,
but I just know I'm willing to that. I'm willing
to bet. I don't know, paycheck on it? Sure is?
Speaker 4: He?
Speaker 3: I don't know? Oh wait, we gotta look that up.
Speaker 1: Yeah I think he is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think he died.
Speaker 1: Mister Food. Yeah, yeah, mister Food.
Speaker 3: I used to think he should.
Speaker 1: He was based in Buffalo.
Speaker 3: He was syndicated, Yeah he was, but he was su
for Telethon, so I thought he was.
Speaker 1: He was legit. I didn't know. Uh, yeah, this is so,
but get go follow them on Facebook bt B because
normally I would say food doesn't photograph. Well, you know
when you used to watch commercials and things. I had
a friend or somebody I knew who's sister got in
trouble for putting marbles in the bottom of a souper
bowl to make it look chunkier so the other pieces
sit up higher.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's tricks that did. Yeah, you're not. This is unbelievable.
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I knew something was.
Speaker 8: Wrong when the little pretty white girl ran into a
black man's arms.
Speaker 1: Dad, give it away, Yeah, give away.
Speaker 8: My neighbor got picking testicles because we see this dude
every day. Ribs with this dude. But we're getting the
glue hit that girl. But yeah, she's helped me get out.
Didn't give hi away, didn't give him, ain't give away,
give him way, give him, give him whe didn't give.
Speaker 1: Away, Yeah, give away.
Speaker 8: My never died paying testicles because we see this student every.
Speaker 9: Day, every day WIBs with this dude. But we didn't
have a clue with that girl. Look in that house,
she said, please help me get out. So I'm opened
the door. We can't get in that way. Nobody can't
pen through over the door on your hand. So we
kicked them out of and she comes out.
Speaker 8: And she said, it's get Some old girls up in
that house called down one one and they called him.
I knew something was when a little pretty white girl
ran into a black man.
Speaker 1: What was to McDonald's. I don't know. I remember.
Speaker 4: My neighbor.
Speaker 9: This doing every days with this dude.
Speaker 3: But we didn't have a clue in.
Speaker 9: That girl in that house she said, please get out.
Speaker 1: Didn't give away to give away, give away. This was
after that infota. This was this was after how'd your kids,
how'd your wife? How'd your kids had your with This
was a very strange scene, like this guy just said
my neighbor had big testicles. We ate, we really with
this dude. We have clue right in Cleveland, down in
the city. Yeah, right proper and in a house you
wouldn't know, working class neighborhood. Uh, probably very friendly, happy
people all this stuff. I had no idea he was
having women held hostage.
Speaker 3: Zero yeah, zero. And it was like, well, just think
of your neighbor. Think they've got something going on.
Speaker 1: I always think that somewhere something's happening right now that
we're not going to know about for a while. Yes,
you know, unfortunately, and one of those stories I haven't
to have right here.
Speaker 3: So how long ago did this happen?
Speaker 1: This just happened? Okay, And I'll give you my I
try to rewrite this story so they're a little more condensed.
They're going into big detail. But this is a shocking
case of prolonged abuse. A thirty two year old man
escaped his chapter. Okay, dude, thirty two year old man
escaped his captor. Well, I'm assuming it's also a dude,
by setting fire to the house where he had been
imprisoned for over twenty years. I know, I know. It
makes you well, what do you instantly do? I instantly go,
what is the mental capacity brain? Was he on drugs?
I don't know?
Speaker 3: Was he reliant upon drugs well?
Speaker 1: As a child. A neighbor's daughter unknowingly waved at him
through a window, thinking he was just another kid. The victim,
thirty two year old man who weighed ready for this
only what would be an absolutely absurd weight for a
thirty two year old man, away absurd and not going north,
let's go south sixty eight pounds, sixty eight pounds. Upon rescue,
I still alive, had been starved. His step mother, Kimberly Sullivan,
has been arrested in charge with multiple crimes the case.
So the captor, yeah, was his stepmother.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: The case has been described as something out of a
horror movie, revealing a decades long nightmare that went unnoticed
despite the signs. So from what I could gather, and
I don't think there was news audio with this, this
woman was almost lived like a hoarder. But how there's
no clear indication like did she marry his dad? The
dad died and so now she had the kid. Where's
the kid's mother, right, because that's a stepmother. He didn't,
you know, he didn't hatch onto the planet, so there
had there were other humans in his life, but whatever happened,
he had him and she would not feed him. He
sometimes would drink water out of the toilet bowl to
stay alive. He did this, and this supposedly went on
for over twenty years where and then what he did
was he set fire. He was like living in a
closet basically, that's what she had, and he lit fire
to the closet. Imagine me, held capp it for twenty years.
Speaker 3: He somehow got out and escaped.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, so the fireman come in. Okay, And this
guy didn't just take him a suicidal way, No, I
think he was. He was trying to get rescued because
he just like it's point, there was a I don't
know why I took this long for a breaking point,
but he lit fire. So the fireman come. Think if
I die, I die. If they saved me, great, either way,
I'm out of here right, either way, I'm out of
this situation right with sort of the.
Speaker 3: My goodness, what was she giving him that his mental
state was not?
Speaker 1: I have no idea like me.
Speaker 3: I mean, like you know the story about Eminem, but
like lunch Housings, his mother kept making him sicker on
purpose so she get attention that type of situation.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: But like again, like the kids in the house, I'm
not saying it's much houses because the kid, like she's
obviously not praading this kid.
Speaker 1: I don't know what sony years if he's locked in
the house. Well, you got it out there. It's an
invisible prison, right, It's a visible prison, meaning that we
don't see it as a prison. We know what a
prison looks like. We don't know that this has happening.
He doesn't know that it's a prison. Well, I don't.
I go how to cases like this go undetected for
decades in America too. Yeah, even when neighbors in community
are around and people are looking, and you know, you
catch glimpses of potential victim, you really don't know. And boy,
I want to take this moment to say, how many people,
maybe it was somebody listening right now, have been turned
about what somebody else thought today, has been concerned about
how they think. I look what I'm wearing. This should
show show you that we are so caught up in
ourselves we don't notice a lot of stuff. We don't
notice a lot of stuff. Yeah, we are, you know.
I mean I started out by saying, and you were
you were kind of like going, oh, that's a little strange,
a little weird, right that I would look at the
cars driving past me coming down over a four lane road,
that would have to go right in front of my
windshield so I could see, and I would try to
guess the mood in the car because we don't pay
attention to that when we're still.
Speaker 3: Consul Yes, yes, by the way, it's not it's not
a selfish thing. It is.
Speaker 1: And by the way, you're allowed to be selfish. Sometimes
being selfish is a good thing. It's an absolutely good thing.
Matter of fact, I wish to be people the fucking no,
I don't want to say that, be a little a
little more selfish and not not talk about things. I mean, God,
you gotta think the psychological social factors that contribute to
people dismissing or rationalizing red flags, right, you just go
it's the crazy ladder though the house was dilapidated. I'll
say that.
Speaker 3: I think people like when they see something like that,
they don't want to look at it because it reminds
them there's either guilt or it's just this. It's just
hard to look at. It's disgusting. You want to see that.
You don't want to smell, They want to be brownd that.
You just want to avoid that.
Speaker 1: It's an ice or well, they're like the crazy people
right there.
Speaker 3: That's the house that has the stories in the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: There's a house boy, the house upon the hill.
Speaker 3: You don't want to go over there, Billy, you don't
want to walk by. There's a woman in there who
will snatch you up. Lo and behold, we found out
it was true.
Speaker 1: I think I found I got a wife at home. Uh.
Now this is this happened in Waterbury, Connecticut, which is
a pretty nice area. Here we go, that's this.
Speaker 10: Next story sounds like the plot out of a horror movie.
And man held against his will in a home in
Connecticut for over twenty years.
Speaker 11: Yeah, he is now finally free after spending nearly.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't instantly you go what a pussy tell you, especially
when you find out man right, But it almost like
I think it sounds like some people pay for that experience.
He was, you know, just starved and brainwashed and all
that for you.
Speaker 11: His entire life locked in a room with little food
and almost no contact with the outside world.
Speaker 10: Police rest from a home in Waterbury, Connecticut last month.
Speaker 1: The house has no windows upstairs. They're all plywood from
the inside. Usually you see plywood on the outside of
the windows. This is from the inside. Of the house
the Plywood. I don't know, they say.
Speaker 10: The thirty two year old man weighed just seventy pounds
when they discovered him playing the.
Speaker 11: Room this afternoon. His stepmother is now facing charges for
holding him captive. Would have used report of Marcus Solis
joins us now live from Waterbury with much more on
this very disturbing spoiler Marcus.
Speaker 1: They sent the rookie out for this. No, this is
a veteran looking guy, is it. Yeah, you can't see it.
I should have put it up on the screen, but yeah,
it's a veteran looking guy. And man, this house looks
like a nice older house, but it is run down
and ne collected. Well listen, David.
Speaker 6: Investigation is underway by the school district by Children's Services
to see how this child disappeared from their radar twenty
years ago. Today he is an adult and he's been
living in two thousand what police describe her conditions worse
than a jail cell. Kimberly Sullivan posted bail today, but
she is the one now facing a lifetime of confinement.
The fifty six year old is accused of keeping her
steps on locked in a room with little food and
no medical care for two decades.
Speaker 1: Or this is the worst treatment of humanity that I've
ever witnessed.
Speaker 6: Today, investigators were back on the block of the alleged
House of Horrors, which remains boarded up. Last month, the
victim deliberately started a fire on the second floor in
a successful bid to be freed. The thirty two year old,
who weighed just sixty eight pounds, shocked first responders, telling
them about his years in captivity, locked in an eight
foot by nine foot room virtually twenty four hours a day.
Speaker 1: Throughout the years.
Speaker 7: It appeared that the locks increased in security levels as
time progressed, and obviously he became colder and maybe a
little bit stronger.
Speaker 6: Yesterday, police charged Sullivan with assault lawful straightint. The victim
told police, as a boy, make classmates for food and
eight items out of the garbage. In two thousand and five,
so endicular please and Children's Services conducted a welfare check
when the victim was eleven and had stopped going to school,
but police say nothing unusual was detected. The victim says
for years he was only allowed out of his room
briefly in the mornings to do chores, and that conditions
worsened when his father died last year.
Speaker 1: Wait, wait, that was allowed.
Speaker 3: He was alive for all this allowed?
Speaker 1: The fuck is going on?
Speaker 3: So the only thing that stopped the father from getting
arrested was death.
Speaker 6: Yeah, ext door neighbor is still processing the shock.
Speaker 4: I mean, been here for ten years with my wife
and I'm out here cutting the grass. If he were
at that window and would have just tapped and said
help me, of course I would have been, like, what's
going on?
Speaker 1: I would have called the police something.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 6: The victim continues to receive medical care as well as
a psychological treatment in the meantime. Sullivan's lawyer says that
his client was simply carrying out rules that were set
for The.
Speaker 1: Guy's got to be like a primate. I mean, you
know what I'm saying, like very basic. Yeah, I think
if you don't have social skills, may he maybe sixty
eight pounds? I wonder how long we before they sell
the captive diet captivity blue zones. Ye didn't.
Speaker 3: By the way, speaking of like holding up of science
has helped me, didn't Jackson do that in the van? Once?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: And like yes, did you guys get pulled over? Jenna
saw it and flipped out on them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, Jackson Riley, Yes, I don't know what. Yeah,
I remember that story, like I think, I don't know
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Adam Schefter getting pissed off at one a Ron Rogers.
Speaker 12: To me, this shouldn't be that hard, right, Like the
Steelers want you, the Giants want you. We're seeing players
across the league make decisions. It shouldn't be that hard.
Either you want to play or you don't. You want
to play Pittsburger, you don't you want to play in York,
or you don't like putting out for launch. You making
decisions and to drag it out for four days days
a week.
Speaker 1: It's not that hard.
Speaker 12: Make decision and live with it.
Speaker 3: All, right now.
Speaker 1: I know that Aaron Rodgers is hated by everybody mostly
mostly they don't have a favorable opinion of Aaron Rodgers.
I think Antonio Brown, as crazy as he may or
may not be, who used to be a Steeler, has
reported it that Aaron has signed to you. It's a
tier deal, of course, Yeah, or accepted a two year deal.
Whether or not a sign it, I don't know. Is
Rogers actually being dramatic and dragging this out. Could there
be something that's holding up to find prying to work out.
I mean, I've certainly had those in mind. I had.
I almost tanked an entire deal over a bonus structure
once because I thought I was told it was one
thing verbally, and and then I get on paper completely
backwards and I had to fight and fight and fight.
I was ready to just go what but or our
journalists just annoyed that they're not getting the scoops fast enough.
This sounds almost like I go in a way, because
I think most people are gonna hear Adam Scheff go yeah,
God damn it, make a decision. We want to know why.
Speaker 3: Now we're in the era of what with Chefter, He's
he's known for breaking news. But I think after you've
done that for so long now an authority, you want
to be where you want to have opinion shared.
Speaker 1: You have thoughts, and as.
Speaker 3: A reporter, you're not really supposed to share what you're
really thinking. I mean, you can give insight, but it
has to sound like common sense insight. Our group think
it can't sound like it's just your opinion and blah
blah blah. Is then you're ruin your contacts people if
you ever take a stance. I think he's had enough
of Aaron Rodgers, like a lot of people, I think
that Antonio Brown may be right for this reason. The
Steelers they're at a quarterback vacuum right now and they
haven't called Russell Wilson back.
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson's a free agent, I think. So the story
to me is not Aaron Rodgers as much as it's
what do you want Russ? Yeah, But I think I
think the Ian Rodgers deal or say and yeah, you're right,
And that's a great indicator exactly that that Russell Wilson
is nowhere ye being talked about at all.
Speaker 3: The other thing too about aa Ron Rogers is that
somewhere along the life he didn't get something. Somewhere in
his life he didn't get something right. I don't know
if he talks to his parents or if you ever
reconcile with them. He hasn't talked to If that's the case,
he hasn't talked to them in over ten He felt
like he was slighted. He had to go to a
community college, he gets noticed. He goes to cal He
gets drafted like twenty four picks after Alex Smith. He
ends up getting Mike McCarthy as as head coach, who
was part of the Niners who overlooked him. So he
always had a grudge against McCarthy. He won a Super Bowl.
He's a bit of a bailer.
Speaker 1: He had it.
Speaker 3: Iowas he's searching for something and it's always attention.
Speaker 1: Bad.
Speaker 3: Part of it is not that he's this overly intellectual dude.
I think he thinks he is and he wants us
to believe he's smarter than he is. I think he
likes toying them, like with the media, the way Eddie
Coffin is Andy Cough but used to f with people
just for his own amusement, not to be not to
make the masses laugh, just to make him look.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well it's a lot of power. Yeah right, it's
a lot.
Speaker 3: Of the whole thing. He loves the attention to Adam.
Speaker 1: Schefter to be on television and then that I think
this was on a podcast was and then yeah, retweeted,
replayed everywhere.
Speaker 3: It kind of you know, my sources, it appeared Rogers,
one time Super Bowl champion, five time MVP, is being
a douchebag.
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers is like that friend that you go to
the restaurant with and takes forty five minutes to order.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Right, that's kind of what he's doing right now. I
get that talking way too much in that second. I
think I told him way too many stories? Right? What
are you why? Why why are you self critiquing? We
haven't even ended yet.
Speaker 3: I know, I just what are you doing? We could
have done without the Kelly story?
Speaker 1: Right? Did I say anything?
Speaker 3: I just replaying it in my head.
Speaker 1: It's going into it. It's a Friday, no Friday's a
bad Friday, Friday, Saint Patrick's Day weekend, going to the parade, Billy,
we go into the prey. I know, I don't know,
I don't know. I don't all that. I'm going to
celebrate Saint Patrick's Day.
Speaker 3: Like I do or did, because what's funny is that
Saint Patrick's Day is on a Monday.
Speaker 1: Well, yes, and I may I'll celebrate that day. I
may go have corn beef and cabins.
Speaker 3: Some people be turning in to a three day holiday,
three day weekend.
Speaker 1: Oh, I would if I were alone, if I didn't,
if I were alone, Oh that's right. A year ago,
you didn't not be sleeping under the fucking bridge, I'd be.
I'd be a mess, yes, but I will not be
this weekend. I was talking to a friend of mine
and he goes, yeah, Saint Patrick's Day. He goes, I
was just saying on my liver, come on, you can
handle it. You've done it before, all right. For Dan Barrillo,
who thinks he talked too much in the last segment,
I'm Bill Moran. We'll see you on Saint Patrick's Day,
he was up.
Speaker 9: They wouldn't have let us not we landed, and man
was locking bridge and no saying let press day bowl
a bar to the breastlandates