Speaker 1: What's up you guys. It's me Cecily here with my
Speaker 1: friend Stephanie. You know who we are.
Speaker 2: Hello, Hey, hey, and today is all about Shia lave
Speaker 2: Bouf Shia love boof Shia. No one knows how to
Speaker 2: say his name.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's laboo for labuff. I really don't,
Speaker 1: I swear to you, I don't after all these years.
Speaker 3: Don't you hate it when, uh, this happens a lot
Speaker 3: if you're at a concert or something, when you start singing,
Speaker 3: but other everybody singing, and then everybody stops at the
Speaker 3: same time, and then you're the only person singing. And
Speaker 3: it never fails to make people kind of lap chuckle
Speaker 3: around you that you're just singing. And I find that humiliating,
Speaker 3: Like there should be a warning that everyone's going to
Speaker 3: stop singing, like hey, guys, one and then we're done,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like, let me know.
Speaker 1: You know, it's really funny, you know the I know
Speaker 1: you know him? Remember Rom Lynch, very funny guy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a nice, funny gentleman.
Speaker 2: Juggler. You used to do a thing, huh juggler juggler?
Speaker 2: Is he a juggler? Oh?
Speaker 3: That's something of Ron Pearson. Okay, Ron Lynch, Yeah, I
Speaker 3: know who that is.
Speaker 1: He's like a comic and he used to always do
Speaker 1: a thing at birthday parties back in the day when
Speaker 1: I used to be friends with a bench of comics.
Speaker 2: And go to their birthday parties, and he would we'd
Speaker 2: sing Happy.
Speaker 1: Birthday with a cake or whatever, and then at the
Speaker 1: very end of the whole birthday song he would start
Speaker 1: it over, and so everybody was quiet at this.
Speaker 2: Point and be like hat and then he'd be like, oh, sorry, like.
Speaker 1: That's a song you It made me laugh every time,
Speaker 1: and I tried to steal it a couple of times,
Speaker 1: but it really has to be a certain audience mm ha.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah. You'd be like okay, so like you didn't
Speaker 2: know that it was over, that the birthday song was over.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or yeah, or it's a song that you would
Speaker 1: ever sing twice, which is not a song. He would
Speaker 1: start over saying happy birthday had ended. They blew the
Speaker 1: candles out right, and there's a little bit of there's
Speaker 1: He always timed it because there's always like people would
Speaker 1: clap and there'd be silence after the clap no matter what,
Speaker 1: it's just human nature.
Speaker 2: And then he and then you always go, oh, sorry,
Speaker 2: that's a good one. I know. So he's so lovely.
Speaker 1: If you don't know him, he's an odd He does
Speaker 1: a show once a month. Doesn't he still do the
Speaker 1: tomorrow show? He did like a show, you know, and
Speaker 1: some weird thing, and it would be like Saturday at
Speaker 1: eleven pm, and you'd get comics to He used to
Speaker 1: get comics to show up.
Speaker 2: It was pretty hard to watch because you'd it would
Speaker 2: go to like four in the morning. Oh so there's
Speaker 2: really no audience or anything.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: It's one of those kind of avant garde, very talent,
Speaker 1: But today's topic isn't so much really about talent or
Speaker 1: being funny. It's sort of the antithesis of being funny,
Speaker 1: a man who takes himself very seriously, hil theory seriously
Speaker 1: and having some issues as of late in general. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: there was the whole like Nora Orlean, he was at
Speaker 1: Marty Gras, just melting down, going to jail, getting all
Speaker 1: its stolen. He's he's just living his life, you know,
Speaker 1: the way that Shia lives his life. He's a little
Speaker 1: he's been it's been studies, maybe a little unstable.
Speaker 3: No, very unstable, using using a lot of he's being
Speaker 3: very homophobic. Yeah's mind a little bit. Yeah yeah, I
Speaker 3: think that he lost his mind a long time ago.
Speaker 2: I don't think. I mean I think even people that
Speaker 2: worked with him as a child like he has maybe
Speaker 2: he's bipolar. Something's off.
Speaker 1: Okay, So he popped back in the news recently and
Speaker 1: we all see his face looking very serious with his beard,
Speaker 1: and you're like, oh no, what has Shia done now?
Speaker 2: But it turns out he really didn't do anything right now.
Speaker 1: He has had a stalker and he's had the stalker
Speaker 1: for a very long time. So the story was that,
Speaker 1: like this video got posted. We don't know who posted
Speaker 1: this video. You're just thinking TMZ somehow got this weird video.
Speaker 1: It doesn't make sense. And he comes up to a
Speaker 1: car window. He knocks on the car window. This is
Speaker 1: all the video. This is just the pre the setup. Okay.
Speaker 1: He knocks on his car window and he's like, in
Speaker 1: shy a voice, like leave me alone, okay, leave me,
Speaker 1: God bless you, God bless you. You know, so serious.
Speaker 1: He's like, God bless you, but you're scaring me. You're
Speaker 1: scaring my dad, So go away, go away. And then
Speaker 1: he walks off, and you're like, how would TMZ get that?
Speaker 2: Is he not? He must be knocking on a paparazzi's window.
Speaker 1: Huh right, Like he must be because they're bugging him, probably,
Speaker 1: and he's knocking on the thing, going you're freaking me out,
Speaker 1: Go away, paparazzi, is what I would think.
Speaker 2: But hold on, I went down the rabbit hole. It
Speaker 2: turns out.
Speaker 1: I mean, this came out in the news, but he
Speaker 1: has a full on stalker. She's the one that posted
Speaker 1: the video and I found her and went down a
Speaker 1: rabbit hole for like five hours.
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Speaker 3: you tell us all about the stalker? Can I just
Speaker 3: read you something that's going Okay? It says this is
Speaker 3: a story in People magazine. Okay from uh like basically yesterday.
Speaker 3: So it says Shia Labouf was in quote deep pain
Speaker 3: amid legal troubles in his latest performance that director calls
Speaker 3: truest depiction of mental illness.
Speaker 2: Ooh.
Speaker 3: Labouf's The Rooster Prince director wrote about the actor's experience
Speaker 3: on set in an open letter.
Speaker 2: It's kind of weird.
Speaker 3: So this the director behind the movie is speaking out
Speaker 3: about the actor's performance as a man struggling with his
Speaker 3: mental health in the wake of the actor's guilty plea
Speaker 3: to misdemeanor battery charges in New Orleans. Right writer director
Speaker 3: Josh Penn Soskin worked with Labouf forty forty already in
Speaker 3: the upcoming movie Rooster print which an official synopsis describes
Speaker 3: as quote a road trip film about two brothers traveling
Speaker 3: across America while trying to outrun mental illness.
Speaker 2: So The Rooster Prince is based on SOA. Skins.
Speaker 3: That's the director's real life and his relationship with his
Speaker 3: older brother David. On Thursday, Soskin published an open letter
Speaker 3: regarding the movie's production and his collaboration with Labouf, some
Speaker 3: five months after Rolling Stone published an article in which
Speaker 3: crew members on The Rooster Prince said Labouf behaved in
Speaker 3: a completely wild manner while filming the movie. Shia Labouf
Speaker 3: was exploding on set. He was screaming across a parking
Speaker 3: lot where his character, based on my brother, a renowned
Speaker 3: Harvard psychiatrist who had a manic bipolar episode in his forties,
Speaker 3: was now breaking down. This is what the director wrote
Speaker 3: at the top of his open letter. He'd given a
Speaker 3: performance so brilliant and often so meta that I didn't
Speaker 3: cut right away because we'd lost a clear sense of
Speaker 3: what the movie was, what was movie and non movie. Okay,
Speaker 3: first of all, I just I hate it when people
Speaker 3: are like, you know, this person in this role was
Speaker 3: just they were so meta, like they were just they
Speaker 3: became the person, so that I guess excuses the behavior
Speaker 3: because it's so good for the movie. So this is
Speaker 3: the director continued. As I watched him unravel tears and
Speaker 3: sweat in his eyes, I realized something he was in
Speaker 3: deep pain. In fact, he was in even more pain
Speaker 3: than all the pain he was causing. This was the
Speaker 3: kind of pain I had seen in my late brother
Speaker 3: David's eyes pin and I couldn't fully understand or even
Speaker 3: soothe pain that eventually took him from me. So he
Speaker 3: wrote in his open letter that his brother experienced a
Speaker 3: manic episode that eventually led to his death by suicide,
Speaker 3: not laughing at that, sorry for him and the loss
Speaker 3: of his brother. After reading the script, Leboofe was drawn
Speaker 3: to David's character, Soskin wrote, and his quote devotion to
Speaker 3: the work became nearly religious. Including that quote, it seemed
Speaker 3: he rarely slept. Yeah, because he's also got manic depressive disorder.
Speaker 3: And then it says it basically talks about he was
Speaker 3: sentenced this is Shia actually had. He was sentenced to
Speaker 3: two years probation, alcohol abuse rehabilitation, sensitivity training for all
Speaker 3: but anti all, the homophobic comments he made, and anger
Speaker 3: management classes. His charges stemmed from an altercation he was
Speaker 3: involved in within the city back in February. So the
Speaker 3: arrest was one of many for Laboof in recent years.
Speaker 2: So yeah, oh yeah, and let me just say, don't forget.
Speaker 1: It's not just like shenanigans of like I'm drunk and
Speaker 1: I'm throwing something at a cop car. It's he was
Speaker 1: in relationships that accused him of being physically certainly emotionally abusive.
Speaker 1: What was her name, f Twiggs fka Twigs. I never
Speaker 1: really understood that was, but I know that she was
Speaker 1: part of the story and they were together, and yeah,
Speaker 1: she said all kinds, and a couple of different people
Speaker 1: came out and was like, yeah, he was abusive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this says one of the alleged victims told people
Speaker 3: that Leboufe was lunging at patrons while also screaming homophobic
Speaker 3: slurs during the incident, and he's also been previously accused
Speaker 3: of relentless sexual, physical.
Speaker 2: And emotional abuse. Yeah. Yeah, I mean this is no
Speaker 2: good okay.
Speaker 1: So but you know, when you got a guy like
Speaker 1: that and he seems like a great guy, you get
Speaker 1: a stalker. That's what that's, you know, like Jenna Aiston
Speaker 1: hous a stalker always the you know, one of my
Speaker 1: biggest pet peeves is on Reddit or wherever where people
Speaker 1: are talking about something and they'll be they'll be like, yes,
Speaker 1: I left my abuser in twenty are They say, my,
Speaker 1: I don't like that. It's like your own You're almost
Speaker 1: like you're attached to them in a weird way. I
Speaker 1: left my narcissist in twenty seventeen and I never looked back.
Speaker 1: It's like you don't really have to call him your NARCISSI. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's the weirdest.
Speaker 2: Pet bee for me.
Speaker 1: So it'd be funny through Allen's like, I love my
Speaker 1: stocker sometimes, but she has like the same dude that
Speaker 1: like gets keeps getting out of jail and finding a
Speaker 1: way back to like driving by her house.
Speaker 2: It's terrifying. Yeah, genuinely terrifying.
Speaker 1: So that sucks. But so Shaya, Okay, So it turns
Speaker 1: out I wasn't TMZ that he was knocking on the door.
Speaker 1: It was this woman. TMZ has now said I found
Speaker 1: out her name. By the way, before TMZ put this out,
Speaker 1: I just want you to know that I find out
Speaker 1: I don't know, from the internet. Like I was just
Speaker 1: reading something on Instagram and someone did a photo reverse,
Speaker 1: you know, through like Google lens huh, took a foot
Speaker 1: They had a photo of her but didn't say her name,
Speaker 1: and through that you could just find her on instant
Speaker 1: She's a very open instat So here's what TMZ has
Speaker 1: showed us so far, and then i'll we'll get into
Speaker 1: her insta. Not to be mean, but it's fascinating. So
Speaker 1: this just happened, the alleged stocker. It's not alleged. She's stocking,
Speaker 1: AM told cops. So she did get arrested finally, and he,
Speaker 1: as shy, has been like get the fuck away from me.
Speaker 1: He has been reporting like he's like, help me, But
Speaker 1: you can't when you're stocked unless they do something. It's
Speaker 1: a weird thing. There's really very little you can do.
Speaker 1: It's really scary. So finally she got arrested. People have
Speaker 1: been following the story for a while, and she told
Speaker 1: the cops when she got arrested that she believes that
Speaker 1: she's First of all, she thinks she's married to Shia,
Speaker 1: so I would assume like schizophrenic or something. She's married
Speaker 1: to Shia. She thinks he's a clone, so that the
Speaker 1: Shia we're seeing right now isn't the real Shia. And
Speaker 1: he's like locked up in a basement somewhere, so that
Speaker 1: guy's a clone. And she thinks that the real Shia
Speaker 1: is being sex trafficked.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Oh, so her name is Alissa Pature and she was
Speaker 1: arrested just last week in New Orleans, So this is
Speaker 1: all happening in New Orleans. Uh fuck, okay, it's my
Speaker 1: stupid Why does it go to why does it go
Speaker 1: to white? How does it do this? She's arrested there
Speaker 1: after she followed him to a bank parking lot, which
Speaker 1: is what we saw where he was with his girlfriend,
Speaker 1: and when she was being questioned by police, she made
Speaker 1: those alarming statements. She said she remained across the street
Speaker 1: from the bank sorta said that she remained across the
Speaker 1: street from the bank and was seen pacing around her
Speaker 1: car while Shia was inside the bank.
Speaker 2: She claimed she was trying to close a demon portal.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, so with me.
Speaker 1: Cops arrested Alyssa after talking to her. She told officers
Speaker 1: that he was clone and that she has Shia's DNA
Speaker 1: and her DNA mixed together. And he claimed that Shia's
Speaker 1: clone was made in a secret lab. And just so
Speaker 1: you get an idea in like, I don't know how
Speaker 1: old she is, but she's blonde, very blonde, and she
Speaker 1: wears a hige job all the time. She wears like
Speaker 1: hy job for some reason, constantly soresses tell TMZ police's first, Oh,
Speaker 1: and she does it. You'll see on her Instagram. She
Speaker 1: does the call to Allah prayer a lot. But she's
Speaker 1: not of muzzle. You know, she's just doing that. I
Speaker 1: don't believe that she okay, so let's see. She also
Speaker 1: claimed that she drove to Shia's home in California due
Speaker 1: to multiple women are committing sex acts on his clone,
Speaker 1: which made Shia angry. She's trying to help him out there,
Speaker 1: and she said she felt Shia's clone was being sex
Speaker 1: traffic as I said, and that Shia's father's social media
Speaker 1: post talked to her through AI.
Speaker 3: What I don't understand is why you think this is
Speaker 3: so crazy?
Speaker 1: Like I hear it and sometimes well, okay, let's break
Speaker 1: it down. Could he be a clone? Absolutely? Do not
Speaker 1: want a demon portal closed down? Do you just want
Speaker 1: them all open, like all access to the demon portal?
Speaker 2: Because I feel like we should close them down.
Speaker 1: You're not wrong now that I think about it out
Speaker 1: loud and really talk it through with you, which is
Speaker 1: like the sign of being smart, right, We're open to learning.
Speaker 1: It's kind of reminded me of that guy that I
Speaker 1: talked about on Bord many times that I knew from
Speaker 1: back in the day that just got crazier and crazier.
Speaker 1: A lot of stuff about demon portals as well. He
Speaker 1: thinks he can control the.
Speaker 2: Rain, he he.
Speaker 1: But but the weird thing too, it always leads to
Speaker 1: We've talked about this before when we talk about like
Speaker 1: schizophrenia and sometimes even like borderline and other things that
Speaker 1: we've been learning about over the years, or even a
Speaker 1: manic side of bipolar where they have these it's a
Speaker 1: lot of devil talk and a lot of like religious stuff,
Speaker 1: and a lot of like sex, like they say that
Speaker 1: they've been molested or someone that they have they share
Speaker 1: a brain with as being molested. It's always about that,
Speaker 1: which does make me sometimes think, yeah, okay, so sometimes
Speaker 1: people are just prone to these mental illnesses, but sometimes
Speaker 1: maybe there is some trauma, maybe there is some shift
Speaker 1: that happens somewhere in their life.
Speaker 3: I don't know, Yeah, probably combined with you know, a
Speaker 3: genetic component, Yes, for sure that do you want to know?
Speaker 2: So on her Instagram account.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's get into maybe there's a thing from July eighth,
Speaker 1: so that was just about ten days ago where she's
Speaker 1: showing it says it says we.
Speaker 3: Removed your video. I think this is Instagram why this happened.
Speaker 3: This video may threaten or harass others or target them
Speaker 3: with content or messages that shame and disrespect them. So
Speaker 3: she has a screenshot of that, and then she wrote
Speaker 3: Facebook removed another video, a video from a long time ago,
Speaker 3: the video clip of people walking in airport. People are
Speaker 3: reporting my account and post That's why if my accounts
Speaker 3: get deleted, it will be participation in covering up crime
Speaker 3: and it will backfire. They want to delete my evidence
Speaker 3: and property. They know I have nothing saved.
Speaker 2: My god.
Speaker 1: All of her comments on Instagram have video recorded at
Speaker 1: seven oh sit whatever time it is, seven oh six am,
Speaker 1: let's say July thirteenth, on this day by these people,
Speaker 1: because she thinks that they're I mean, it's a very sad.
Speaker 1: We don't mean to we're not talking about it in
Speaker 1: this like oh my god, doesn't shakerines like it's interesting,
Speaker 1: it's fascinating, you know, to me, But it's also very sad.
Speaker 1: She's very unwell. And so now you go, if you
Speaker 1: go through, if you go deep dive. I mean I
Speaker 1: not when I say five hours, that's a lot, but honestly,
Speaker 1: at least an hour I laid in bed and watched
Speaker 1: these videos. I just couldn't stop, Like I couldn't stop
Speaker 1: listening to, Like what kind of mind she really believes this.
Speaker 1: She's not putting on some sort of performance art. She
Speaker 1: lives in her car. She gets really freaked out if
Speaker 1: somebody walks by the car. She's like, they're coming, They're coming.
Speaker 1: I have to move. I have to move my car.
Speaker 2: We should.
Speaker 1: We could play one of her She made a lot
Speaker 1: of videos. She does make a lot of videos, and
Speaker 1: she doesn't do a lot of different color.
Speaker 2: HEP six.
Speaker 4: So in this video, I'm going to talk about the
Speaker 4: I'm actually too tired to talk, Shia.
Speaker 2: I've had a very long day.
Speaker 4: I've I'm very glad to be down in this state,
Speaker 4: very happy. I've started the corn from about one pm
Speaker 4: to six pm down by the ocean area, studied the
Speaker 4: cron So I'm gonna do that for a few more days,
Speaker 4: and then I'm gonna father report. I'm not gonna file
Speaker 4: report yet. There's a lot of I worry a lot
Speaker 4: shy about this criminal that's following me. I can't explain it. However,
Speaker 4: all of my window door locks we'll have taken off
Speaker 4: on all four windows. I can't keep up without the
Speaker 4: photos and attacks.
Speaker 2: Okay, that one's a little too loud.
Speaker 1: I mean it's really like I was watching because I
Speaker 1: like to scroll through. I look at stuff like that,
Speaker 1: and then I want to read about like the mental illness,
Speaker 1: you know, and I this therapist you know that shows like,
Speaker 1: oh god, it's so good.
Speaker 2: It's like a YouTube show and it doesn't matter what
Speaker 2: it's called.
Speaker 1: But they have this like resident therapist and this the guy,
Speaker 1: the nerdy guy with glasses is always asking questions about
Speaker 1: things like this, I think you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: I don't know mental wellness or whatever. Anyway, So this
Speaker 1: woman was explaining, like when it comes to psychosis, and
Speaker 1: she's clearly got a million different things, but like she's
Speaker 1: definitely psychotic, she is completely which is just being you're
Speaker 1: broken with reality. So the number one thing is because
Speaker 1: you could always say, like, well, what is you know,
Speaker 1: that's what they talk about the difference between being neurotic
Speaker 1: and psychotic. That's what they called. That's why it's called borderline.
Speaker 1: It's when you straddle the line between neurotic and psychotic.
Speaker 1: Now this woman is not borderline. She is probably schizophrenic
Speaker 1: and definitely psychotic, right right, yeah, But that's why they
Speaker 1: called borderline.
Speaker 2: You're right on the edge where you kind of sometimes
Speaker 2: are not in the reality that is real.
Speaker 1: You really get out of reality, but sometimes you get
Speaker 1: drawn back into just being a normal anxious person like us.
Speaker 2: For me, I guess neurotic person.
Speaker 1: So she said, when it comes to someone who's psychotic,
Speaker 1: the break that she always asks is do you think
Speaker 1: that you're communicating with someone that's famous, because it's so
Speaker 1: common that that's how she knows.
Speaker 2: Because if it's just that, oh, I think someone's following me.
Speaker 2: You know, that could be like, yeah, that is kind
Speaker 2: of psychotic, you know, from our point of view. But
Speaker 2: maybe they think someone's following you know, maybe they're neurotic
Speaker 2: and they're exhausted and some other shit or what at
Speaker 2: manic you know what I'm saying, Like someone could be
Speaker 2: following that. I don't know, something could. But when it's
Speaker 2: when they think they can communicate through their mind with
Speaker 2: a famous person, that's the line. That's where like, that's
Speaker 2: for real interesting? Why is that so common? Why did they?
Speaker 1: I told you about this guy. This is weird that
Speaker 1: I'm telling I know this guy from years ago. I
Speaker 1: think I've talked about him on board. He was a
Speaker 1: friend of a friend's and like in his late twenties,
Speaker 1: early that they started doing these weird things. He started
Speaker 1: like bawling up socks and putting them in different places
Speaker 1: around his apartment and his friend I didn't know him
Speaker 1: that well, but his friend was like, what's up, you know,
Speaker 1: and he's like, I don't worry about it. He knew
Speaker 1: what he was doing was weird, but he couldn't explain it. Okay,
Speaker 1: Then he started thinking he was what. He got really
Speaker 1: mad one day and he's like, what's up, And he's like,
Speaker 1: I just think that I just can't believe Friends took
Speaker 1: my ideas. He was watching Friends, and he believed that
Speaker 1: all his jokes that he'd written in his head, that
Speaker 1: they were stolen telepathically by the writers. So at the
Speaker 1: same time, it was getting worse and worse. But he
Speaker 1: smoked a lot of weed, and my friend was like,
Speaker 1: I think he just smokes too much weed. I'm like, uh,
Speaker 1: this sounds a little bit more than just smoking too
Speaker 1: much weed, smoking the weed. Because of the problem, he
Speaker 1: ended up in a mental hospital and he never recovered.
Speaker 1: He escaped the mental hospital, went across state lines and
Speaker 1: just commits crimes all the time across the country. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, weird shit, too real, weird shit. Yeah, scary
Speaker 1: fucking shit. His tweets were crazy. Everything was crazy. It
Speaker 1: was very sad, but it was really interesting to watch
Speaker 1: it in time. And I remember I didn't know him
Speaker 1: very well, but I had gone to New York and
Speaker 1: I was doing stand up in New York, like one
Speaker 1: of those stupid clubs, you know, stupid clubs, one of
Speaker 1: their dumb ass clubs, you know, it didn't go very well,
Speaker 1: is why I feel that way. And he was there
Speaker 1: my friend wanted me to meet him as a fellow comic.
Speaker 1: And afterwards he's like, do you want to come with
Speaker 1: us for drinks? And I said of course.
Speaker 2: So at the drinks he was being really weird.
Speaker 1: We were like splitting up the tab and he was like,
Speaker 1: they're mad at me, and I'm like, who's maddie.
Speaker 2: He was like, don't worry about it. He was saying
Speaker 2: things like that, and I was like, who's mad?
Speaker 1: You think the other comics are mady because they're just
Speaker 1: being mean, like they're not even talking to us.
Speaker 2: Wow, everything's fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But that was the beginnings and he knew and
Speaker 1: it just kept getting weirder and weirder, and then it
Speaker 1: got to the thing where he thought he thought Jen
Speaker 1: Anderson was communicating through friends to him specifically, and then
Speaker 1: he just went fucking nuts and stalked a bunch of
Speaker 1: people and really is still.
Speaker 2: He was in jail for quite.
Speaker 1: Some time, but then he got out and now he
Speaker 1: just continues to kind of terrorize wherever he is.
Speaker 3: It's kind of crazy, though, because there are no real
Speaker 3: reliable narrators in this story I mean, yes, me, we
Speaker 3: do see that she's obsessed with Shia Labouf.
Speaker 2: But also he's more this than she is though.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think he's a I don't think he's
Speaker 1: a great guy, but I don't know that he's psychotic.
Speaker 1: I think he's just got terrible business. Is not a
Speaker 1: great guy. He's a narcissist, terrible racist.
Speaker 2: Here's well, I do I think he's got mental illness
Speaker 2: for sure. Here's like the.
Speaker 3: End towards the end of this article that I was
Speaker 3: reading you before, it says so skin that's The director
Speaker 3: of the movie also described a line that Labouf added
Speaker 3: to one scene in the movie during a rehearsal while
Speaker 3: he was quote breaking down, in which he said the
Speaker 3: phrase all I ask from you is that you treat
Speaker 3: me with maximum empathy.
Speaker 1: The filmmakers that he shared this, Yeah, he's like a
Speaker 1: dramatic narcissist who has definitely mental illness that he suffers
Speaker 1: from and talks about.
Speaker 2: But that's different than thinking he's communicating with.
Speaker 3: Yes, let's see if here's a video.
Speaker 2: This is hold on. Yeah, this is him talking to her. Okay,
Speaker 2: you're scaring my dad.
Speaker 3: Scare you're scaring my dad. You're scaring my people know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. Yeah, God, bless you leave me alone.
Speaker 1: I mean that made me sad. That gave me chells.
Speaker 1: At first, I didn't even think it was him. I
Speaker 1: thought it was an impersonator. Because there's a guy that
Speaker 1: does a Shia impersonator and he talks just like that.
Speaker 2: I can't believe he really talks like that. This says.
Speaker 3: This is a comment on the Instagram on this video
Speaker 3: by somebody named door Daddy Wizard says, for anyone curious,
Speaker 3: I got you. I've been following a few months. She
Speaker 3: believes she's married to Shilah Boof, but the one we
Speaker 3: see in movies and shows as a clone. Okay, this
Speaker 3: is what you said, and the real one she's married
Speaker 3: to is in hiding. She's been driving around state to
Speaker 3: state hitting quote energy spots. She leaves video recording for
Speaker 3: Shia to see. She also believes that a criminal hacker
Speaker 3: is after her since high school, so she's under constant
Speaker 3: attack and needs to put alarms on her car doors
Speaker 3: and windows. It's been a wild rollercoaster.
Speaker 2: Girl.
Speaker 1: So people have been following this for a while. So
Speaker 1: when the TMZ story came out with her recording him.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: A lot of the comments were like, holy shit, like
Speaker 1: they've met now, they've met.
Speaker 2: She.
Speaker 1: People have been following this before we even saw that
Speaker 1: video on TMZ, you know what I mean, Like it
Speaker 1: was like, oh, this one, and so when this happened,
Speaker 1: people were really scared for him. They were like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, she found him. That's what she's been trying
Speaker 1: to do. And she like hunted him and stops him
Speaker 1: and found him.
Speaker 3: So we can we can close on this. But there's
Speaker 3: a picture on her Instagram where it says where she
Speaker 3: has a on the driver's seat, there's a towel and
Speaker 3: on top of that there's one of those steering wheel
Speaker 3: locks mm hmm, like a club yeah uh, and a
Speaker 3: and a Trader Joe's Southwest style sandwich salad and some
Speaker 3: cheese sticks. And she just wrote I bought a salad
Speaker 3: and cheese sticks, and I bought the hyper tough steering
Speaker 3: wheel lock to prevent my car from being stolen. Oh
Speaker 3: my god, this poor woman.
Speaker 2: What do you? What do you do? I wish I
Speaker 2: wish you could have like a resident.
Speaker 3: Somebody wrote, you can't be eating lettuce right now, sister.
Speaker 2: I was thinking of that too. It's like, that's the
Speaker 2: last thing this woman needs. I mean, honestly though, no joke.
Speaker 1: If that, if she had to go to the hospital,
Speaker 1: then maybe that would be a good thing for I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, live through that. It's certainly not you know,
Speaker 1: whatever she'd have to go through, but like maybe getting
Speaker 1: her to a safe place.
Speaker 2: I mean, I wonder how long she'll have to be
Speaker 2: in jail. Is she out of jail.
Speaker 3: I wonder, as a stalker, why they can't like arrest
Speaker 3: her for stalking and then get her treated.
Speaker 2: For her evidence.
Speaker 1: That's what I think. But that's part of the thing
Speaker 1: that we you know, we've talked about that. I get
Speaker 1: upset that you can't. You know, there's laws now you
Speaker 1: can't force people to get help. But you're right, if
Speaker 1: you stock someone, that's a felony. If you arrest somebody, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: but then you can't really keep them for that long.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he got a restraining order. I would imagine, like,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you get a restraining order on that one? I'm
Speaker 1: sure I heard he did, but I guess he did.
Speaker 1: And so then if she goes near him, but she's
Speaker 1: still allowed to make videos, she can make whatever video
Speaker 1: she wants. But she it's just so crazy that she's
Speaker 1: the one that posted of him. I mean, it's just
Speaker 1: him going like leave me alone. It's so fucking sad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she posts a lot of her getting stuff blocked
Speaker 3: on our page. So it's like, this post is from
Speaker 3: meta your page Healthy fashion didn't follow the rules, so
Speaker 3: it isn't being suggested to other people right now. And
Speaker 3: then she writes her post is I'm not worried the
Speaker 3: page is not being recommended.
Speaker 2: She has a GoFundMe. How are we not even talking
Speaker 2: about that?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, she has let me. I just want
Speaker 1: to see what the gofund me is, kat may I sure.
Speaker 2: I can click on it go fund me. I'm shocked
Speaker 2: this hasn't been.
Speaker 1: Just two just to gofundmes, by the way, two things
Speaker 1: where you can pay her. She's only raised. She wants
Speaker 1: to raise seventy thousand dollars, you know, like you do
Speaker 1: for no reason. And she's raised five seventy nine, five
Speaker 1: hundred and seventy nine dollars. And she's very humbling. She's
Speaker 1: saying she's disabled, but she's not that disabled that she
Speaker 1: doesn't have a car that she can drive all around
Speaker 1: the country. Is she's saying she's disabled because of her
Speaker 1: mental illness. No, she's saying she disabled and needs to
Speaker 1: buy her home and land. She wants to buy land.
Speaker 1: She has heart disease, scoliosis, PTSD, stroke victim, dramatic brain injury,
Speaker 1: torture victim, and schizphrenia. So she knows she has SKITZ.
Speaker 1: She knows she has schizphnia. Yeah, she's a victim of crime.
Speaker 1: I need a safe, isolated home away from stress and
Speaker 1: people so I can recover.
Speaker 2: Oh, next line, the.
Speaker 1: Colorado home will help keep my husband in less danger.
Speaker 2: Also genuinely, So.
Speaker 3: She's going to try to kidnap Shaya and take him
Speaker 3: to an isolated Colorado home.
Speaker 2: And people are donating able to pay for it.
Speaker 3: Yes, and people are paying money so that she can
Speaker 3: find a place to steal Chaia Labooth.
Speaker 2: This is really troubling. This is insane.
Speaker 1: I don't know when she wrote this, but I'm forty
Speaker 1: years old and this is my dream to have my
Speaker 1: own home. Yeah, you and me both, sister. I've had
Speaker 1: very bad living experience, so I can't afford to live
Speaker 1: in a rural area without a home loan, and I
Speaker 1: cannot get a home loan over a certain amount because
Speaker 1: I am very low income living off at a family
Speaker 1: member's house and will be trying to escape living in
Speaker 1: my car soon. So this was written before she went
Speaker 1: off to live in her car where she is now.
Speaker 1: I guess I have been in a lot of danger,
Speaker 1: which was okay, I was homeless. Yeah, okay, I need
Speaker 1: to live in my own home and away from people.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: That She just kind of said that again, and she
Speaker 1: explained the construction amount that she'll need, and it keeps
Speaker 1: going on.
Speaker 3: I wish she said, like my husband Shilah Boof, So
Speaker 3: people can we.
Speaker 2: All know who her husband is?
Speaker 3: Well, we do, but like if you just came across that,
Speaker 3: you might be like, oh shit, let me help you out,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, not realizing she wants to
Speaker 3: kidnap Shilah Boof.
Speaker 2: That's just freaking crow. Well. I hope this ends well.
Speaker 1: It feels like it's gonna yeang all right, sure, well,
Speaker 1: no joke though it's not a you know, it's very
Speaker 1: sad that she has. I hope she gets the help
Speaker 1: that she needs in whatever way that looks like, but
Speaker 1: not not kidnapping.
Speaker 3: And we'll followed, we'll follow this story because we are entertainment.
Speaker 3: Well it's not entertaining, but we're reporters. Reporters, well, we're
Speaker 3: what's the thing where you have to report?
Speaker 1: What's it called when you have to, Like doctor Phil
Speaker 1: always said, like he's a mandated.
Speaker 2: We're mandated.
Speaker 1: We see this and we have we're mandated as therapists, walkers.
Speaker 2: We have to report it, yes, for sure.
Speaker 3: All right, love you guys, Thank you, Bye,