B (4:43)

He said, he's in my garbage can at the house.

A (4:46)

And this was more than three years after he disappeared.

B (4:48)

Yeah. What a idiot.

A (4:50)

Yeah. It kind of reminded me of David Anthony Burns going around telling people at various times what he did.

B (4:55)

Yeah. Unfortunately, this week is Courtney Coco's. I hate to say it, but murder varsity. But thank God we got justice for her and wouldn't happen without you lifers. And you know, we need to do it. And Bradley Strasner, Austin O', Banion, Ms. Barbara Blunt. And the Haley's out of our hands now. But the. Yeah, I mean, three years is a long time.

A (5:25)

Yeah.

B (5:26)

18 years. A lot longer. And six years and what have you.

A (5:30)

Right, Right.

B (5:32)

So let's go across the pond. It's time for worldwide crime. Going to a country you and I are never going to. Unless you go without me.

A (5:52)

Okay. Guess there's a lot of countries out there.

B (5:56)

Just guess. Fine.

A (5:57)

France. No, we might go to the beaches of Normandy. So.

B (6:00)

Yeah. So that doesn't count.

A (6:05)

They can't be Italy, can't be Spain. Finland.

B (6:08)

I would go to Finland. It's India. And it's not that anything against Indian people, whatever. Just I don't have any desire to go there. So we're going to India. And they had a boy, five years old who was chilling at his house with his mom. And a stranger breaks in. Is that another Hebrew stranger breaks in. And he beheads the boy. Oh. In front of his mother. But this one kind of has a happy ending, but not really. But they can't have a happy ending when a five year old. Just let me tell you about it. So a five year old boy was attacked by A stranger and beheaded in front of his mother in their home. This incident took place in Madiha Pradesh which is state in central India. On Friday, September 26, a 25 year old man named Mahesh broke into the family's house, picked up a sharp shovel that he found inside the home and then used the tool to attack the boy who has been identified as Vikas. The attacker severed the boy's head from his body and continued to attack his torso. Now after, look, he's already cut the head off and he's still chopping up the body. And this is while the boy's mama is watching. Now mom attempted to intervene during the attack and he attacked her too. She got injured. So. But when you get injured, you're gonna be screaming, right? So she's screaming, screaming, screaming. And of course your son's being beheaded. You're gonna scream. And that drew the attention of the surrounding neighbors who rushed to the scene and they saw the beheaded boy, the dude chopping up his body and guess what? They attack the attacker.

A (8:36)

Good.

B (8:36)

All right. And they beat the out of the attacker good. To the point that he died from his injuries and route to the hospital.

A (8:48)

Good.

B (8:49)

Right. A little bit of street justice said a superintendent of DAR police might not awash tea called the incident extremely heartbreaking. And this one last statement, he also said that an initial investigation indicates that Mahish had no relation or affiliation to the victim or his family, but was likely mentally unstable. And they added that Mahish's parents told authorities that he had been missing for days before the attack. So. But he be dead.

A (9:29)

That's. I'm glad that he's dead. But when you're talking about the shovel, I remember there was a small snake and wl and I went. And it was a poisonous snake and wl and I went with a shovel to go kill it. And it wasn't one inch in diameter. I mean it was small. And the force it took me to get that head severed off of a fricking snake, I can't imagine using it to behead like the four. It just is shovels.

B (10:08)

Most people don't realize shovels are sharp. I don't think I've ever told you this. The very first stitches I ever got in my life, I stepped on the shovel barefooted. Oh I was like seven years old. I think I got eight or nine stitches. I just stepped on the side of it. Just slipping wide open.

A (10:25)

Yeah.

B (10:26)

So a lot of shovel sharp will say that. And that helps them to penetrate the dirt or whatever they're doing, but I don't in my mind's eye picturing that. I don't think it's a full size shovel. It's probably like a. Not an entrenching tool or whatever. I mean, you know, it's not like these people are going to have. I, I can't imagine I'm speculating why they have a full size shovel inside their home. Yeah, but whatever. Oh my gosh. There you go. Worldwide crime.

A (10:57)

That poor child.

B (10:58)

Your turn. You never heard that anywhere else. Leah Marie be jamming it up with some great stories, right?

A (11:07)

Yeah. There's a 25 year old male named Nathan Flight and he was trying to help out a friend in need. Their friend was the wife of justice oney, who is 24 and he was in the middle of a domestic dispute. According to the Barberton Police Department, Flight stepped in when he saw Oney's wife was upside upset and tried to get her to safety. Police say that the confrontation escalated near an intersection of Barberton, Ohio. And that's when Oney pulled out a gun and shot Flight, which killed him. Officers explained that Flight hadn't gone looking for trouble. He was just trying to check on Oni's wife. But he ended up in the wrong place at the wrong time. After the shooting, Oni forced his wife into a car at gunpoint and fled the scene. And police quickly tracked them down and arrested Oney, charging him with murder for felonious assault and abduction. But the case took a turn in the courtroom. Despite the seriousness of the charges, Oney was granted a $250,000 bond. First, he was granted a million dollar bond. But the defense argued that he wasn't a flight risk. He was big. He had people in the community. He was a good person up until that one night. And so the judge dropped it down to 250,000 and he only had to pay 10% of that bond. So $25,000 later, he is under house arrest and he has an ankle monitor. But that decision has devastated Flight's family and his father, Jason. Flight spoke out publicly, saying the judge let the killer out so that he could go home and be with his family. I don't get to see my son again. I'd like if Judge Rolland would do the same thing if it was her child, because I don't think that she would.

B (13:18)

Right.

A (13:19)

Flight sister Sarah also voiced her outrage. She said my brother's life and the loss of his life was worth way more than $25,000.

B (13:31)

Everybody has a right to a bond, right?

A (13:36)

So to honor Nathan, his family created a Gofundme describing him as bright and shining, whose life was tragically cut short due to gun violence as he attempted to help a friend in need. And their words, they were heartbroken not only for the life loss, for losing Nathan, but for the future he'll never have, the family he won't be able to create and the positive change they believed he brought to the world.

B (14:02)

What's the Gofundme for?

A (14:04)

I don't know.

B (14:06)

I don't want to report on GoFundMe anymore.

A (14:08)

Right.

B (14:08)

Because we know one. One a couple of dealings we have when we're scams.

A (14:15)

Yeah. Right.

B (14:17)

I'm not saying those people are. I'm just telling the main. I don't get it.

A (14:24)

Yeah. So and so many people like go literally every day. Like Miranda is one of them. Our friend that's a doctor.

B (14:31)

Yeah.

A (14:31)

She goes and she looks up and she researches and she donates all the time.

B (14:36)

That's fine if that's their thing. I. On the. The like religion and politics, if it's can be shady one way or the other, whatever, what have you. Don't touch it. Lifers want to go fund. People go. They can go fund themselves. And I'm just not going to do put something out there that could be nefarious.

A (14:55)

Yeah.

B (14:55)

Where people are trying to get money.

A (14:56)

I get it.

B (14:57)

And I know for a fact that that happens and that's a crime in and of itself that will never be addressed. You remember that story, um, the wife supposedly like broke down on a bridge, something like that. Then a homeless man came up and helped her and they started to go fund me and they raised like over a million dollars for this homeless family. It was a fucking scam. And so you just don't know.

A (15:24)

Yeah.

B (15:24)

World. Is this just something as part of real life, real crime? We don't need to delve off into everybody else. Go do whatever you want to do. And another. It's time for worldwide crime. All right. We're going to Australia. Australia, New South Wales. Well, that's the. This is an old case, but has a new ending. And Leslie Smith was last seen entering a car with her partner at a railway station in New South Wales, Australia, on August 19, 2012. Okay, so on Monday, September 29, this past Monday, Deputy State Coroner Harriet Garheim determined that Leslie Smith had been killed by James Scott Church, who's 42, before 12am on Aug. 19, 2012, at a remote area in the Upper Hunter region of New South Wales, Australia. And this all according to ABC and the Sydney Morning Herald and all that. Everybody's covering us in Australia. Hey y', all, you know I don't do the laundry in our house, but even I noticed something changed with our detergent. 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A (21:31)

Yeah.

B (21:35)

However, Gerheim said there was a high chance that Smith's remains were in the Goldburn River national park or its vicinity. Church, the partner, was charged with her murder. But guess what?

A (21:52)

That guy.

B (21:54)

Oh, he went to trial.

A (21:55)

Okay. And he found innocent.

B (21:58)

No. Okay, the we'll never know. You know why he got killed the day before his verdict came back. So the trial is complete.

A (22:08)

Yeah.

B (22:09)

Then sending out the jury the day for the verdict, comes back, he commits suicide. Oh, and this is back in July 2022. And as a result, the judge in the case sealed the decision and the court's findings were never released.

A (22:28)

Wow.

B (22:29)

Because yeah, I guess you have a right to face your accuser.

A (22:32)

Yeah.

B (22:32)

Or whatever. Face your charges. So People magazine has contacted the Coroner's Court of New South Wales and New South Wales Police for a comment. His investigators found that this is a really complex story. Investigators found that Church was upset he could no longer control Smith, who he believed was pregnant with his child. And he also believed Smith could ruin his relationship with his girlfriend if his ongoing sexual relationship with Leslie was revealed. Right. So per the Morning Herald and nine News, Smith had previously complained about Church being physically abusive and he threatened to end her life. The man also had a history of being abusive to partners. And according to news outlets, Graham told the inquest, I guess the Texas that Church picked Smith from the Tugger railway station before he killed her. He picked her up and Smith was last seen entering a car with him. Like I told you on August 19, 2012 they said it is clear he had an opportunity to harm Leslie given they were alone and traveling in a motor vehicle. That's what the judge or the magistrate Graham said in Perth, the Australian Broadcasting Company. Graham also mentioned that Smith's father believes she is not dead. His belief that she may still be alive is a matter I have considered carefully, the coroner said. Nevertheless, I am convinced Leslie is deceased. And she added, I regret that my findings are unlikely to be accepted by all. Leslie is obviously deeply loved and missed by all and Graham told the family members in court she was a fiercely free spirited daughter and sister, someone who danced to the beat of her own drum who was adventurous and always looking for joy in life. Now Graham also recommended the court review the law regarding regarding whether verdicts can be revealed even after the death of a suspect. Said the pain caused to relatives has caused me to consider whether there should be reform to the criminal justice system in this area and I think it should now according to the outlet, Smith's mother Sandy Harvey, who has campaigned for the law change said everybody had worked so hard and we were waiting and waiting to hear guilty or innocent and we got got nothing. It was just another slap in the face no answer and the fact that she's made some recommendations that the law reform should be considered in regard and allowing these circumstances a verdict to be heard. The things that I want to hear I got to hear mean she took that as it was going to be a guilty verdict. Right.

A (25:47)

Yeah.

B (25:48)

So deed well actually I am a bed man. I Was gonna say if I was a bad man. You're definitely a man. I would say that. The dude off of himself right before the jury comes back. He went through the whole trial like these dude, I'm smarter than everybody else. They don't have a body. And just like a Bradley Straits case. Oh, we don't have. They don't have a body. They're never gonna find the body. That may be tree.

A (26:16)

Right.

B (26:16)

Because it may be in a million pieces. And that's fine. But you don't need to have a body to get a conviction. Yeah, right. And we've proven that. I've proven that time and again. But this dude sits there the whole trial, and I'm gonna beat it. I'm gonna beat it. I'm gonna beat it. Until the trial concluded. And he saw the jury's faces and he's like, I'm still gonna beat it off myself before they can come back and tell me that I am guilty of murdering her. And she was pregnant.

A (26:52)

Allegedly with his child.

B (26:53)

Yeah. All right. You spread some love. Gee, lay something on them. It's time for Effed Up Professionals.

A (27:08)

So we're going to Wisconsin.

B (27:09)

Wisconsin. Love my Wisconsin. Best fucking meat and cheese and beer drinking you can get.

A (27:15)

So there was a new dad. That was. The man's from Canada, but he had traveled to Wisconsin on what is called a celebratory trip.

B (27:25)

Okay.

A (27:26)

He was a new dad and he was tragically killed by a doordash driver.

B (27:34)

Okay.

A (27:35)

So the victim was.

B (27:37)

Why are you laughing? Any other time you become.

A (27:39)

Because the face that you made, it was.

B (27:41)

I was trying to think the doordash driver. Run him over or. I mean, it's not.

A (27:47)

It's definitely not funny. This is horrific. But see how you're hardening me up?

B (27:52)

Y' all see, every other day she'd been crying. Now she's laughing.

A (27:56)

I'm not laughing.

B (27:57)

Same sentence you say door. Door dash. Driver tragically kills father who's on the cell thing.

A (28:05)

You made a funny face. I've got the video to prove it.

B (28:09)

All right. Yeah, I'm sorry.

A (28:11)

The victim was Giovanni Robinson, 32 years old. And. But they. People called him Mike. Is a Canadian father who had recently welcomed his first child. And his daughter's name is Farrah. He was in Sheboygan Falls after playing at the famed Whistling Straits golf course. And around 12:08am on September 24, Robinson and his group were walking back to their hotel after dinner, and they encountered a person named Luis Cruz Burgos. And he was a doordash Driver, they asked him.

B (28:54)

Reverse. So he got done playing golf. And how does he come in contact with the doordash driver?

A (29:02)

They're walking back from dinner and they see a door. Let me.

B (29:07)

Yeah, because I mean, if you're coming back from dinner, why do you need a doordash driver?

A (29:10)

They asked him for a ride back. They just were like, hey dude, can we get. He's not a driver. He's not like a Uber driver. But he, they just striked up a conversation. Struck up a conversation and asked for a ride.

B (29:22)

Yeah, but God damn, he's just gonna let anybody drive you home.

A (29:26)

I'm just, I'm just telling the story.

B (29:28)

I'm just saying my responses to it.

A (29:30)

Well, I'm gonna start doing that.

B (29:31)

I'm not, I'm not. You usually do by crying, but go ahead.

A (29:35)

They asked him for a ride back and according to police, a dispute over payment ensued. So I guess they were.

B (29:44)

So they asked. Doordash delivers food.

A (29:48)

Yes.

B (29:48)

And groceries and shit.

A (29:50)

Correct.

B (29:50)

They don't deliver people.

A (29:51)

No, but they were probably like, hey man, give me.

B (29:56)

Public service announcement 294567 to our Canucks, our Canadian friends, and I think they are second leading country and our third is England. Right. For listeners, for lifers, if you come to America, the DoorDash one that's got, it's white and it's got the red things like three lines or whatever that is a dash thing. I don't know. They don't provide taxi services. And if you get in there, no telling what the fuck's going to happen. Right, Right. That's public service. Now. It's good. You know, they got Uber app and what's the other one? Lyft. Any other ones but doordash drivers, if they, if they're shady enough, and I'm sure some of them do it shady enough to, you know, I'll give you 20 bucks. Can be right home, you driving anyway. Right. If they're shady enough to do that, you, you're not covered under any insurance policies or anything else. They're not delivering your nuts under undercover of the insurance policy. Okay, all right, I'm sorry.

A (31:14)

So they had a dispute over how much they were going to pay this doordash driver. And after the interaction, the guy doordash driver drove off and a few minutes later he comes back and it's a dark colored SUV and it passed by the group and gunshots rang out like he just started firing. And Robinson was struck in the chest and he collapsed and died at the scene. Witnesses later said that the SUV matched the description of the vehicle. They had just dealt with dealers.

B (31:48)

Pretty sure it had a fucking doordash symbol on it, too.

A (31:52)

And there was surveillance footage that also confirmed the vehicle matching Cruz Burgos's, you know, was speeding in the area. Burgos was arrested and charged with first degree reckless homicide. He admitted to being a doordash driver and claimed he turned around after the group allegedly insulted him and called him names, though he denied firing any gun.

B (32:19)

Hey, why would you turn around? If they insult you and called you names, why go back? Because you wanted some trouble.

A (32:30)

But according to court records, he also stated that he was not allowed to own firearms following a prior domestic violence incident in Florida.

B (32:40)

Felon. Yeah. So there you go.

A (32:44)

We got a PSA out of it.

B (32:46)

Right. And totally unsolicited because I. I didn't know that story. But, you know, this just mind boggling. The, you know, it's not as horrible. I mean, yes, horrible because dude died, but the, you know, it's not as horrible as, like, the kid being beheaded and what have you, and. And just sitting here spinning my wheels. This is. This is more bizarre to me than the guy breaking in and taking a shoveling and being beat to death by the neighbors.

A (33:19)

Yeah. And it also says that the guy that was killed also was celebrating like a hole in one that he had gotten that day. And I'm assuming, and it's an assumption, it's a bunch of rowdy, drunk guys having a blast and just, you know, like, hey, give me a ride. Like, you know, like, who knows one.

B (33:39)

Of them a ride?

A (33:40)

I know that when. When I fell and I hurt myself on our way to the Quarter, you were doing everything in your power to get us a ride. But I was hurt, you know, but you also asked the right guy. You didn't ask a doordash guy.

B (33:50)

I asked the guy pedaling a. On a rickshaw.

A (33:54)

No, that's what.

B (33:54)

I'm not gonna flag down anybody. Anybody or anybody on the street and be like, oh, can you just stop? You have a Suburban. We can all pile in with you. Love or conduct. Love or connects. My mama was in Canada yesterday, and it's very close to Wisconsin, so it's not like that's that far of a trip. Yeah, the. I mean, it's farther for us to go to Houston, probably.

A (34:22)

Well, prayers to that guy's wife and child.

B (34:24)

Well, let's talk about travel. Yeah. Prayer. Always prayers. Yeah, we make light and stuff, but, you know, truly hearts go out to all the victims.

A (34:34)

Yeah.

B (34:34)

Just especially the ones that are unsolved and the bodies haven't been brought home.

A (34:43)

The.

B (34:46)

We love to travel.

A (34:47)

I love to. Can we go somewhere, please?

B (34:49)

I. I just sitting here thinking. I really like to go to yours today. Okay, sold. Top secrets. Just want to load up and let's go.

A (35:01)

I have edited in the car a couple times.

B (35:04)

Take a trip. Sitting here thinking about taking a trip anywhere just to just y'. All. I've just. I mean, I'm like the worst travel bug in the world.

A (35:12)

Oh, can I tell a story really, really quick? Is it stop you from saying what you want to say? Okay, so W.L. and I go pick up your mom at the airport yesterday. And he was thinking, I think that we were going to New Orleans because, I mean, he. That's the only airport he truly knows of, right? So we pull up into. He said, we pulled in Baton Rouge airport. He's like, this is the airport?

B (35:36)

Yeah. It looks like a. It looks like a circle K. A convenience store.

A (35:40)

I said, yes. And then I'd pull up and he park. And he said, mom, you can't do that.

B (35:47)

You can't park here. Not in yours.

A (35:49)

We're in bad mood now, son. I said, dubs, you have never flown domestic. Every one of your flights has always been international. We've had to go.

B (35:59)

No, no, no. He's flown domestic. San Diego.

A (36:02)

Oh, San Diego. That's true.

B (36:03)

That's true. So that's funny. All right, so he loved. Love to travel. I mean, I don't love to travel. I don't like the planes. Oh, there you are. All right. I the. Because I spent. After the state police, I spent my career traveling every day on a flight, staying in a different city every night. Almost to the point where I'd walk in and try to get a hotel room key for a hotel that I'd stayed in the night before. Like, give me the third floor key. I can't remember room number. They're like, you're not on the third floor. You're on such this floor. But the airplanes. Airports. Airport tradition for me is a beer and a bloody Mary. Spicy Bloody Mary. Gotta have it. Other than that, I don't give a about airport. But I'm always early. Big, big pet peeve of mine. And in I other than I must have been the. On the planes. The. I've never been, knock on wood, fortunate enough to see these people do this in this, like, the story I'm about to tell. And then, I don't know, whatever happened to air marshals after 9 11, remember? That was A big deal. I was going to be one.

A (37:34)

I like to think they're still there.

B (37:36)

But I like to travel, I like to drive. I like to get in a car and just drive, you know that. And, and well, in soon future we'll be getting on a motorcycle and just riding the trains. The other than being inside the city and going place to place or big ass airports, never been on one. And we do want to do that. And of course, we've been on boats and all that our entire life.

A (37:59)

Do a train. Because I was very, very young when I would travel from New New Orleans to Florida with my grandmother to see my age.

B (38:06)

Well, they cancel that and now they're about to restart that, that process. But let's go to Las Vegas. Harry Reid International Airport.

A (38:16)

Okay.

B (38:16)

Been there about 400 times too many. Not for gambling, y'. All. For work. Well, we've been forgetting for partying too, so. Well, Las Vegas, you know, you do some stupid on an airplane, it's going to be a federal jurisdiction, right? Federal. They say in their warning, which nobody listens to federal law, so. A federal. George. Yeah, George. A federal judge ordered a woman detained pending trial after prosecutors said flight attendants had to duct tape her to a seat in the airplane during the flight to Las Vegas. Yeah, but I remember it being a cop when they came out with the zip ties, using those instead of having to handcuff everybody because handcuffs take longer and you know, you don't have. If I'm passing off to somebody else to transport and I gotta change out handcuffs and all that. But duct tape is the gift that keeps on giving. The only time I ever used it, we had the spitter and I had aids and we knew he was going to run whatever we set up on him and SWAT team and he ran directly to us in the woods and we got him and we duct taped his whole A mask around his face and duct taped his mouth up so he couldn't spit on us. And then he was going to do it. He was known for that.

A (39:47)

But that was for officer safety.

B (39:49)

Yeah, it was. Yeah, but duct tape, that's some serious. Right. Anyway, they duct taped her ass and then the feds arrested Kelly Keddie. D line after the American flight landed at Harry Reid International Airport on September 16th. So Deloney, I guess D I L O N E was flying from Charlotte, North Carolina to Las Vegas.

A (40:21)

Okay.

B (40:22)

Only one reason for that. Gonna have a good time, Right? But what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. But she didn't make it to Vegas. And because witnesses reported she started Standing up, not a problem. But then she was began walking down the aisle. Not a problem. Then she started yelling, that's a problem. Okay. So approximately halfway through the flight, a flight attendant noticed that Delone was continually recording the entire aircraft. Yeah. Walking around, recording that on her phone. Right. That's suspicious. As the. And so they go up to her and like, hey, ma', am, what are you doing? She's like, I'm recording everything. And then they were like, okay, you really need to stop that. You know, our people don't want to be bothered. Pastors, you're disturbing stuff. And that's when she starts her yelling. When they see, you know, they're like, please don't record the passengers or flight attendants. And she didn't like that. And at one point, Delaney threaten multiple flight attendants, saying something along the lines of quotations, I will kill you fuckers. And this is in the court documents. Delaney also made aggressive postures toward the flight attendants when they attempted to calm her down. Balling up fists and I'll bust your ass. The flight crew had enough, though, and they physically restrained Deloney and her seat with flex cuffs around her wrist and her seatbelt. Right.

A (42:13)

Perfect.

B (42:14)

Not. Evidently not.

A (42:16)

That's what they had to break out the doctor.

B (42:17)

So the doctors added, because you could still buck around, right? And they were like, we're going to show you. The flight attendant then taped Deloney in place with duct tape.

A (42:33)

Like, wrapped it around.

B (42:34)

It wrapped around and wrapped around lace. And so the. I mean, you know what that they had to do what they had to do. So then once they did that, the. It's funny, but it's not. The said once they duct taper the flight in quotations, flight attendants had to move multiple passengers from around the loney and placed volunteer passengers next to her. I would have volunteered.

A (43:00)

Oh, you would have been there.

B (43:01)

Additionally, the flight attendants had. I've been like, give me some alcohol, all right? I'll do it for asking. Feed me Bloody Mary's. Flight attendants had to move multiple passengers around them, place the volunteer passengers. Who wants to sit next to this bitch and keep our ass fucking calm.

A (43:19)

Tribute.

B (43:20)

Right? But we'll give you a credit on the next flight. And flight attendants had to stand and monitor Deloney during the airplane's descent, which prevented them performing their duties of preparing and securing the aircraft for landing. So Delaney, is everybody up? Yeah, potentially. You know, it ain't like they ain't landed 5,000 times, but they can't go around and pick up the cups and the saucers and like that. Not saucers, napkins and stuff like that. Well, on September 18th, Magistrate Judge Elena Yuhu ordered Deloney to be detained pending trial. They said. Just said. The court finds that under all of the circumstances presented in the defendant's recent criminal history, the events on the plane, the recent arrest, the allegations in that arrest, and the defendant's conduct in the U.S. marshals Holden facility.

A (44:23)

Oh my gosh.

B (44:26)

She got. Why are you still showing her ass? There are not currently any appropriate conditions that can be fashioned that would reasonably assure the safety of the community.

A (44:37)

Damn.

B (44:38)

So the judge put her no bond.

A (44:43)

What?

B (44:43)

Yeah. And people get bonds for murdering. I understand that. But the. This bitch is so far out there, just like if I let her out, she's going to. She's going to hurt some and she hurts somebody.

A (44:57)

Yeah.

B (44:58)

This could be on my ship, right? It's like that a guy I called Jacking off of the courtroom, he was in for a bond reduction. And when I told the judge, he lost his Jesus. And he's like, you were in for a bond reduction? You're gonna do that in my courtroom? I. You know, and he was in on a sex offense. He was like, I therefore can assume that you can be a continued risk to yourself and others. Nobody.

A (45:21)

Yeah.

B (45:21)

And that's the only time you get nobody out. But back to it. She showed her ass in the federal holding facility, otherwise known as the fucking jail. There are not. And that's it. So in the days since Delaney's arrest, a federal grand jury indicted her on charges of interference with a flight crew and assault. And we will. I don't think I'm gonna stay on top of Ms. DeLone.

A (45:53)

You gonna stay on top of her?

B (45:54)

Well, not on top of her. Topper. I will follow the story. Okay. I would have stayed on top of her on the flight. I just sat on her. Been like, yeah, you don't need anybody else on the other side. I just sit right here in her lap. Bring me a Bloody Mary.

A (46:07)

Oh my gosh.

B (46:08)

That'd be funny as. But the. You know, don't up people's traveling. I probably would have been napping by then. I know you gotta tell a story. The. That's what the beer and the Bloody Mary come in for. And getting up early as. Or not sleeping the night before. Like my mom.

A (46:29)

You had just come back from Atlanta. We met at the airport.

B (46:34)

That's right. I got off for one flight. I. I left that. I left that hotel like 3 o' clock in the morning. To catch the flight.

A (46:41)

Yes.

B (46:41)

To be in New Orleans for like a 6:30 flight.

A (46:45)

Yes. And you get a little bit of leeway for that.

B (46:48)

Yeah. And anyway, y', all, I got on the plane, which I don't ever sleep, like, my naps, I take her no more than 45 minutes an hour, sometimes hour and a half. It takes me a while to go to sleep. But the. On an airplane, if I can get a nap, boy, I'm fucking. I am good to go. Because that way when we land, I'm ready to rock and roll. But that was Haley's case. I forgot about that. And I came back and. And y' all met me early AF in New Orleans for the early flight. And we were going to San Diego to see your grandbaby.

A (47:23)

That's right.

B (47:24)

And I got on the plane. Cindy brings my neck pillow. I fall asleep. And then someone woke me up and I was like, what happened? We. Are we there yet? Are we there yet? And we haven't even left the gate.

A (47:42)

He woke you up? Was backing out.

B (47:44)

That's what it was. We were backing out. Oh, we landed. We're good. Yeah, let's go. I was ready to see that grandbaby.

A (47:50)

Oh, my gosh.

B (47:51)

All right. It's going to be the weekend time, y'. All. This Hashtag just for Bradley. Hashtag just. How about this? I want to. I know she's listening. And I honest to God, I can't remember her name. I'll look it up just for my knowledge, so she'll know that y' all know I have OCD block about names. This lady sent me. It said you just. You see it every day. It's on the. On the counter when you walk in the back.

A (48:22)

Oh, yeah.

B (48:23)

Sent me the full case file. I got her name now. The. And what, a month. Month and a half ago. And she's. It's on her daughter's case. And I asked for the case file and say shady, evidently. But I told her, I said, look, when I get time, I'll review it and I'll just tell you. I'm not saying I'm going to do anything on. If I tell you if I think it's this way or whatever. And she said, I saw. I want to know, to be honest, painting, you know. And I hadn't read that yet.

A (48:55)

I know, baby, but a month and a half, you can't.

B (48:57)

Well, I know, but she's. She's very. Understand. And I told her, I said, look, I look at it every day when I'll go in and out the door.

A (49:03)

Yeah.

B (49:03)

But I will read it let's see if I saw it be sitting the stand maybe I can bring in maybe.

A (49:10)

You can but it's just every day it's something with the case it's something else that you're looking at so other like tips it's constant. Yep And I don't want people to.

B (49:23)

Well I saw the I want our to nave and and other people that's she's not the only one we're still.

A (49:29)

Getting people begging us like we have a couple big lifers right now begging me to have you look at a daughter's case and I'm not even like I think she sent it to you and me but I can't put that on you when you're deal when we're we're doing this because this is much.

B (49:47)

How about this all in God's time that's a how it all happens I believe it happens and it might be 3 o' clock in the morning I pick up whichever case and read it and and that's how I got started on Bradley strikes after months of stuff and then late at night I just decided to read it. Yeah turn off TV and read it and but anyway it's y' all enjoy the first weekend of fall first week in October and love and appreciate each and every one of y' all Patreon convicts you you can get Bradley's case AO's case early as usual and thank you all for your support. We appreciate it and thank you all our sponsors and love appreciate each and every one of you and I'm Woody Overton.

A (50:40)

I'm Cindy Everton Holler Chill out.

B (50:42)

Peace Have a great weekend lifers. Sam.