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Audible.Com wondery content warning this episode contains discussion of murder, violence as well as.
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Rape we have talked a lot on this program about the murder of Scott Macklem and also about the guilt of Temujin Kanzu, also known as Frederick Freeman, for that crime. I'll tell you now, to be honest, we have some episodes coming up that are going to go into more depth and I think some of the things that we have coming out may potentially be even more devastating to Mr. Kenzo than anything we've aired to date. But we are going to do kind of a breaking news episode because we got something interesting to share with you.
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This is breaking news. This is a Murder Sheet exclusive. But before we talk about it, let's just reflect on why we're talking about any of this at all. 20 year old Scott Macklin was murdered on November 5, 1986 in the parking lot of St. Clair County Community College in Port Huron, Michigan. And as Kevin mentioned, Ken Zoo, who is then known as Frederick Freeman, since changed his name to Kenzie. We typically call him Temujin Kenzie just to keep things easy. He was convicted of this and we've gone into a lot of depth on why this person was convicted of this crime and some of the horrible things he's done otherwise. But today we're going to be talking about something that happened very recently in this case.
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Stick around.
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My name is Anya Cain. I'm a journalist.
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And I'm Kevin Greenlee. I'm an attorney.
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And this is the Murder Sheet.
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We're a true crime podcast focused on original reporting, interviews and deep dives into murder cases. We're the Murder Sheet.
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And this is the murder of Scott Macklem. The guilt of Temujin Kenzu contraband it.
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Before we get into recent developments, Anya, I think it'd be helpful if we went back and provided a bit of context. Primarily, I'd like to talk about some of the history of some of the online communications that have been attributed to Mr. Kenzu.
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Yes, I think that's important because in order for this story to mean anything, you need to know the context here.
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Do you want to begin or should I?
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Okay, I'll begin. So this. So Kenzou, as we mentioned, he's convicted murderer and he has an extensive history of stalking and harassing people online and actually via telephone before the, before the Internet really took off. So this is somebody and you're thinking, well, he's been in prison since 1987. How is that possible? He finds a way. What Temujin Kenzu's typical modus operandi around this is, is he will find a dupe or several dupes oftentimes a woman he is romantically involved with on the outside and then perhaps a couple of other cronies. And he will have them place calls for him, call others for him, go in person and stalk people for him, or post a bunch of dumb stuff on the Internet for him. So this is what he's done for years.
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Let's talk about some of that dumb stuff on the Internet. It is dumb. A lot of the stuff that has been posted either under his name or on the name of his wife, Paula Kinzu, is just like vicious, simplistic, just embarrassing rants or AI garbage, AI slop. There have been a number of attacks on us, often including words and phrases in all caps.
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We're the moron sheet.
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And this is more seriously. Some of the communications attributed to them have included some doxing of Mr. Kinzu's daughter, who has appeared on our show in the past. There've been also some criticism of Crystal, who was a victim of Mr. Kinzu back in the 80s and who ultimately triumphed over him by offering testimony that guaranteed he would be incarcerated for the rest of his life. So he's really lashing out at a lot of people. There was even a period over the summer where, like, it seemed like every day overnight there would be just a posting spree on Reddit where somebody affiliated with Mr. Kinzu would post insults. And yeah, it's just. It's just vicious stuff. And at one point, Mr. Kinzu's wife, Paula, she criticized us like, oh, how dare you imagine that something published on my husband's Facebook page was actually written by him. Because we all know that a person in prison doesn't really have access to the Internet. So I'm the one running his page. And I didn't know. I frankly found that hard to believe because if you. I've been in the unfortunate position because we've been working on this case for a while. I read a lot of the social media postings put out there by Mr. Kin Soo and his wife, and there seemed to be like two distinct writing styles.
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There are two distinct writing styles.
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Do you want to talk about that?
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Well, I had the misfortune, and some of you may have had the misfortune to listen to this, but on one of our episodes on the Kenzu case, I actually read a letter that he wrote to two of his daughters that was incredibly vicious and hurtful. And it took me about like 30 minutes to read like a 10 page thing. But a lot of his social media output sounds like that. So it has always Been a puzzle for us. Does he somehow have illicit access to some kind of ability to post himself, or does he have some kind of ability to just be calling Paula or other cronies constantly, to be posting some of this stuff? And again, at times, he's been pretty prolific on some of these Temujin Kenzie branded accounts. I mean, he's got multiple accounts on Facebook, he's got multiple accounts on X. And he uses. Sometimes uses them sometimes to attack people. He. He will attack politicians that he doesn't like. He will attack Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer because he hates women and is mad at her for not letting him out of prison, even though it's like, that's not really a great way to get a commutation buddy. You know, like, maybe. Maybe don't bite the hand. That could feed you.
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Pardon me for interrupting, but one point I've made before, and I think it's worth making again. And frankly, it's worth making often. Mr. Kenzo is not an intelligent man. He is a stupid man, but go ahead.
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There you go. So this is a situation where we've been puzzled by this, but because we don't really know all about the inner workings of prison, and because we do know that Kenzo has a history of being able to manipulate people into doing whatever he wants from the outside of prison, we kind of just had an open mind about this. But what we learned recently has kind of maybe shed some light about what's going on or maybe raised some more questions. I don't know.
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Because we thought it would be interesting. You know, there's Freedom of Information Act FOIAs. Wouldn't it be interesting, Anya, if we sent a request to the Michigan Department of Corrections to get a report of all disciplinary action taken against Mr. Kinsey over the last decade or so? And so we have this long document of all these infractions, but I think we're going to focus on some very relatively recent infractions, which I think might explain some of his online behavior. And also it kind of explains why his. If you follow him. First of all. Sorry to hear that. But if you do follow him, you may have noticed he's been kind of quiet lately. This may also offer an explanation for that.
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So we found this misconduct. We got this misconduct report from mdoc, and the date of this specific violation is listed as September 12, 2025. So this was very recent.
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Well, I think the actual offense was on September 3, 2020.
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Oh, even earlier.
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Yeah, I think you're.
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I'm looking ahead.
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Yeah. They they put this. We got it in a file and the pages are out of order. So I'm going to read from this.
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Oh, yeah, you're right. The violation date is the third.
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Yes. So this is from a misconduct report in the Michigan Department of corrections dated September 3, 2025. Describe violation. While conducting a search of Kin Tzu's area of control, a WI fi stick was found plugged into an extension cord hanging above the cell toilet. Upon further inspection of his cell, two pairs of cell phone earbuds were found stored on the cell mattress. A third pair was also found stored inside of a footlocker. Also found was eight jailbroken JPay tablets with Kinzu's information in it. Kinzu admitted to being on the phone talking to his lawyer on one of the tablets when I first arrived to his cell. The statement was made while he was in the Segregation holdings cell. Kenzu had no authorization to be in possession of this contraband. So, end quote. So this is a man with eight tablets and a WI Fi stick.
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Wow. I don't even know what to say to this. So this guy's been hoarding Jpay tablets and also has the ability to, I guess, connect to WI Fi, at least.
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On one of them. He seems to have some sort of Internet wi fi access. And this is unauthorized. I believe prisoners, correct me if I'm wrong, I believe they're allowed to have like one of these tablets with no WI fi access. He has eight, at least one of which has WI fi access. And he has a WI fi stick. All of this is in violation of policies. And this is the sort of thing that has enabled Mr. Kinzu to reach out from behind his cell, reach out from beyond his cell and harass and torment those he doesn't like.
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Yeah, innocent people. So those are the tools of his continued abuse and now they're being confiscated. But this gets into, I guess some more context about then the fallout of this discovery in his cell. Do we want to talk about that?
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Yeah. Do you want to talk about the hearing and the punishment?
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Yeah, let's do it.
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Do you want to read it?
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Sure. Should I start with prisoner President?
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Yes.
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Okay. So this gets into evidence and statements in addition to misconduct report, and it talks about how, quote, prisoner present via video conference, misconduct is timely held. 7th business day, prisoner is redacted. The prisoner indicates that he does not have his redacted, stating, I don't need them in here. He verbally acknowledged he could hear, spoke in context and answered questions appropriately. I find the communication effective. The prisoner admits effective. Communication at review and investigation misconduct report and evidence read and reviewed with Prisoner pleads guilty. Evidence consists of one page documentation of effective communication. One page of photograph one page of hearing investigation report one page from PC Anger one page of log containing purchase slash replacement tablet history. One page from Officer Montgomery BWC video held confidential to prevent release of camera limitations and capabilities. Telephone call already played for the charged prisoner. The contents are generally summarized for the prisoner. The prisoner indicates adhering that the earbuds were legally purchased through the mdoc. He states that he had been grandfathered in to possess musical instruments and the earbuds came with the instruments. He states that he had a lawsuit against JPAY in to possess musical instrument. I'm sorry against JPay and they have given him multiple tablets. He states that the WI fi capable tablet was given back to the owner. He states that the remaining tablets he has are not jailbroke. He states that they are contraband and he will send them out on a visit. He admits he possessed the wifi stick. He had nothing further. He was informed of the decision and sanctions at the conclusion of hearing.
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Reason for findings Possession of dangerous contraband is unauthorized possession of a cell phone or other electronic communication device or accessory. The prisoner possessed a WI fi stick which is an electronic communication accessory. This was found plugged into an extension cord in the prisoner's area of control. Prisoner Kinzu admits he possessed the WI fi stick. Prisoner Kinzu was also found with eight tablets. However, there is no evidence presented that they are jailbroken or Wi fi capable. They are contraband. However, as the prisoner is only allowed one, the prisoner agrees to keep one tablet and send the remainder out on a visit. The prisoner's earbuds were purchased through approved channels and he is allowed to keep them. Prisoner indicates that he borrowed a tablet from someone and was using it with the Wi fi stick to make a telephone call to his lawyer. Is admitted in the telephone call and the BWC footage. This is possession of dangerous contraband and the prisoner admits the charge. The prisoner is found guilty and his penalty is a 25 day loss of privileges dating from September 12th to October 7th.
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Yes. And he, he should not be able to torment and harass and, and intimidate people from his cell. That is so wrong. And it's wrong that he was doxxing his daughter. All of this stuff is wrong. And I'm so glad that he has been found out. And it is my hope that this sort of attention will continue and that he will not be smuggling in any other wi fi sticks in the foreseeable future.
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And it looks like there was another violation then on the 12th. That's what I was originally looking at.
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What's that?
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So this is a misconduct class level 2, disobeying a direct order. And it says, quote, at the above place in approximate time in 2108 seg cell 14 at the above place in approximate time. I heard Sergeant Palmer give prisoner Kenzu a direct order to return to cell 96 in Hu 5. Prisoner Kenzu looked directly at her and said, I need a single man cell. Sergeant Palmer's order was direct and not optional for prisoner Kenzu. He was to return to cell 96 in HU5 where he was assigned. At no time did prisoner Kenzu follow her instruction. Prisoner Kenzu was identified by HU5 count board and Otis. So this is on September 12th and it says that he to complete the section something something. And then there was something else weird in here.
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What was that?
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I'm looking. Oh, it said elevated to Class 1 at review. It says yes. And if yes, explain reason, quote, refuse to lock in assigned cell in general population. So he also that has that issue going on. Yeah, he doesn't like to listen to women. It's not a big thing for him.
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No.
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Especially female. He seems to have a lot of problems with female correctional officers in particular. But. Yeah, so this is, I think, a good sign from mdoc, where they are actually. They're certainly taking this seriously and they're removing contraband. And as they note, it's dangerous for somebody like this to have this contraband because he's using it to hurt other people from behind his prison doors. So I think. I think that's a welcome change. We also learned something else.
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Yes, this is something that we don't understand. Yeah, we admit freely. We don't understand this.
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We don't. We don't know what's going on. This is a letter that we obtained. It was not sent to us, but we obtained it through. It's from the State of Michigan Department of Corrections, based in Lansing, Michigan. And it's writing to note that the above prisoner, who is listed as kenzu Temujin, number 189355, at the Macomb Correctional Facility in Lenox Township, Michigan, is changing his name by court order, and the name has been changed to Frederick Thomas Freeman, which was, of course, Temkenzie's original name. So this is a quote from the letter that we received. Quote, prisoners and or parolees are not permitted to change their name from the name under which they were received by the Michigan Department of Corrections except by order of a court, per Public Act 104 of 1996. Please note, it is possible he or she will continue to go by the new legal name once the prisoner is released from the custody of the Michigan Department of Correction Corrections. End quote. So what we've.
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We've tried. I don't know, we've tried to puzzle it out. One thing that occurs, I don't know what's going on, and I've tried to find out, and we don't know. We don't know. There's a number of things I'm going to offer. One, speculation, and this is just speculation. Cannot stress enough that this is just speculation. What you just read, Anya, didn't it say something to the effect that you are only allowed to change your name from your booking name if you have a court order? Is that what you said?
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That's what. Yes.
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So it's entirely possible that when he woke up and decided that I want to be referred to as Temujin Kinzu, that he never obtained a court order, and that is only now being recognized. And so the department is just saying, since it was not a court order, we're just going to change back and just refer to him by the name he was booked at. Yeah, that's a possibility.
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I, I think that seems what's likely to me based on what we know and based on the. Yeah, based ones in there.
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What are some of the other possibilities?
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He has realized that his current branding isn't working for him. And, like, going by like, Genghis Khan's name is just the name.
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Tenujin is basically Genghis.
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Yeah. And that, you know, basically he's, you know, a lot of something habitual criminals do is, you know, they frequently change their names to kind of get ahead of stuff and trick a whole new group of people into, you know, thinking they're great when they're not. And so if he feels like he's a. Outlived his welcome on this Temujin Kenzu identity, maybe it's just about like, you know. Well, I know we don't want to free Temujin Kenzie, but what about Fred Freeman? Um, so I. But I think the first one's more likely because, you know, I think that that just strikes me as a boring answer, which. The boring answer is usually right, as we found in these cases. But it's interesting. I think it's good that more scrutiny is possibly being paid to what this person's doing. I, I think by being a litigious person, Kenzou has probably wielded more power within MDOC than he should have been ever allowed to. And I think, you know, a widespread recognition that this emperor has no clothes is. Is a positive thing because he's.
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And long overdue.
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He's used it to hurt people and continue to hurt people and be terrible. And so, you know, and, you know, I think it's interesting now we're going to get into. So he's. He's lost some of these privileges for at least a period of time. We'll be curious to see what he does when he gets those back and whether some of this communication will continue in the same way. On these social media sites, are we going to see a resumption of some of this tone? And it's like, oh, he's back. Or it, you know, how. How is it going to happen? I don't know, but it's been quiet lately, which has been interesting. And now I think we know why. And here's the thing. I mean, if Paula wants to take the fall for all of these crazy and horrible statements online, then that's something that's going to be traced back to her. Right. You know, I mean, and that's the fallout. She has to deal with. But as far as. As far as it going back to him, you know, it. He. He shouldn't have had any of this equipment. He shouldn't have had these. These JPEG tablets, and he certainly shouldn't have had this WI Fi stick. Like, it's just.
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Yeah. For a number of reasons, he had an easy ride over the years that he did not deserve. His claims were not scrutinized. His living conditions were not scrutinized. He. He said a lot of things he wasn't really entitled to and did not deserve.
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That's correct.
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Including the good opinions of a lot of people.
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Yeah. But I think that's going away, too. So I. Yeah, well, that. That's kind of the big news recently. We will be doing more coverage of this case that is coming up, and we've been. I've been. I've been in particular, editing something that I'm very excited for you all to listen to because it's got some, I think, necessary information about the case, and I hope it can kind of reset the narrative even further into really focusing on what I feel is truly important in this case.
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And then I think we have a few episodes coming up in the relatively near future, and then I think maybe in the latter part of the year or early next year, there are some that I think will be. Have the potential to be especially devastating to Mr. Kinzu, or perhaps now I should call him Mr. Freeman. I don't know.
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I think for clarity's sake, we'll probably continue to refer to him as Timmaginkinzu. Unless he publicly says he wants to be Fred Freeman. I guess.
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I don't know.
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Like, it's so many names. He's Fred Freeman, then he's what, John Lamar, Then he's Mickey Ford. And it's like. Yeah, that's always a really, really good sign. Right. Someone's got like, 5 million fake names that they want to go under. But, yeah, TEMU was. Is the one that he's currently known as, and I think we will continue to use that. Even though MDOC has correctly noted that he never legally changed his name.
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That's my speculation that they're noting. I don't. I don't know. It's possible.
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I guess he did, and we're just not finding the court case. Unfortunately, Michigan cases are a bit harder to look into than Indiana cases. Indiana, you can kind of just do a statewide search. Michigan, you have to go county by county. So that can get a little confusing.
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Yeah, everything's more.
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But anyways, I love Michigan foia. Right. Freedom of Information act requests. Love them. And this one was definitely a fruitful one. So, yeah, I guess if anyone has any sort of insights into what it's like in the Macomb county or in the Macomb Correctional Facility, I would be very interested in hearing from you. If you've, if you've been an inmate there, if you've been incarcerated there, if you knew any of these people, if you've worked as a correctional officer there, we want to hear from you. We will protect your identity. We are not going to put you out there so that this creep can harass you. We will protect you. We protect our sources. But email us@murdersheetmail.com because you're really looking for people who can kind of explain the ins and outs or talk more about jpays and how those work and how, how are people using them and what are people typically doing and how prevalent is contraband? I'm sure it's probably pretty prevalent in most prisons. But I want to know.
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This might be a little bit of a sneak preview, but if someone within the sound of my voice knows things about Buddhism or other religions, perhaps reach out because I would be interested in talking with you about Mr. Kinzu's own unique interpretation of some religious doctrine.
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Yeah.
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And I feel I don't really have the expertise to fully untangle and unwind it all in a coherent way.
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The dharmic religions in particular, I think is what we, you know, Buddhism, things like that and you know, certainly some of those more Eastern Asian religious traditions, polytheism.
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Because. Yeah, we need to have a conversation about the Catholic people.
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We need to talk, we need to talk about the Catholic people. Murder sheep people. Meet the Catholic people. I, I really, yeah, we want, we're not experts in that, that tradition, those religious traditions. So having someone who could speak intelligently on those, I think you and I would probably be able to pick up on some stuff if someone was like ripping off Christianity because we both are, were raised Christian and, and have studied those, that faith and maybe even some other kind of, you know, Western faiths. But, but certainly not.
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And just as a reminder, the Catholic people was, some people are like, wait, the what? The Catholic People was Mr. Kinzu's attempt to create a cult centered around himself. Basically he wrote a 600 page treatise on this religion, which is interesting reading indeed.
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Oh yeah. And you talked a little bit about the, the Reddit situation though. I just, I do want to close with, with something on this, with, with the Reddit, with All those weird posts and stuff.
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Yes.
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So, like, I'm not saying that that's definitely Paula Kenzu, because it might be Temujin. Right. But, like, when something is all, like, written in the same exact voice and is like a new account that's just going off on the same thing and everyone's chiming in and agreeing with one another, but under the same voice. Like, that's not, I guess, like, having multiple accounts. Like, it's just. It's very overt. It's very much like, you know, grandma tries to use technology kind of vibes from that whole thing.
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So it's very nice of Anya to give the nuts advice on how to fool people with false.
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I'm just saying most of these people, most nuts are just not smart enough to be able to do this effectively. And also, even the. Even the nuts in Delphi who are better at this sort of thing where they do have, like, 20 accounts and they kind of make them sound a little bit different. You know, they. All these people, at the end of the day are like James Bond villains who are, like, gloating about their evil plan to, like, bomb the moon, and they inevitably spill it publicly in a way that then is easily identified. So I'm not terribly concerned with. With helping them with their opsec. I think they're just. These are not very bright people and things get out of hand.
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And so we just wanted to hop on real quick. This episode was probably much more disorganized than most.
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Yeah, we just. We saw this and we were like, we gotta run with it. But we. We did want to tell you guys because I think something like this deserves to have some timely reporting.
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So we appreciate your patience and tolerance for this unstructured show. And speaking of unstructured, tomorrow morning there's a new Cheat Sheet episode.
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Yeah, so we're just jumping in here. But anyways, thanks for all your patience and keep, I guess, keep a lookout for future episodes on Scott Macklem's murder, and I think you'll find those interesting. But in the meantime, maybe we'll be able to do stuff with even more FOIA going forward. But thank you all for listening and take care.
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