Karen and Georgia cover the murder of Stanford White and the case of the Boys on the Tracks.
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like, there's a level of comfortable in your clothing that I just like that you can't wear in public to me.
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stories. Gonna get weird. I just called it just almost called stupid. Elvis did you hear me? Go L Elvis restarted my after edit around miss I'm used to it. You might have did like take pieces of this and put in the right order is ok.
Again I got this from the first time I ever heard of this crime. It was never
of criminal. I'm Phoebe judge in this is here since look at and criminally about. Well, you know when you go on a road trip, especially a show like criminal there, so many good ones that I was just keeping opposed it note of like look this up later.
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that's me me. She likes a yell it out. Sometimes, ok,
all right I listen to and on criminal, but then I watched a
woman, who is a professor in an author named Paula?
borough, Earl Burrow.
I can't be right. I think it is. She wrote a book called American Eve, the birth of the girl in the crime of the century, and she then, when I went back to real, isn't that episode of criminal to get the facts? She's
expert on that episode. You now so it's all the same. I mean she's the expert on this crime and and what have you so it's the this
the case of the original it girl, Evelyn Nesbitt and the murder of Stanford. Why? Yes, this is fucking the craziest story and all
classic, which I love so just do it
as quickly as I can and I'm gonna get out of here. I didn't go to poison, and then you can do it. Every time had she's gonna go watches interrelated inertia go. I do my murder, I have to meet bill. Pullman downstairs. I don't mind. Ok so,
this woman, Evelyn Nesbit was born.
Actually Florence Evelyn Nesbitt in terrorism, Pennsylvania. Let us now how let us know how well you will on Christmas day, eighteen, eighty four, although people aren't sure if that was the year, because her mother faked her age to make her seem older for the labour laws slow as a first out, so she might actually be younger than that she was declared the most beautiful baby ever to have been born in that county. I doubt it
doubt it, and also probably not that hard NEA,
back. Then babies are second there I'll splotch, India, you if you just had one that was like kind of ok and that they must they be like unbelievable, put her up on the Pakistan
they literally a solely on the town, the up. Ok, so
everything was fine. Her father was a lawyer. Her mother was a housekeeper and then he has a heart attack when she's eleven years old and leaves the family high and dry, so it dies or does leaves a family she dies back. Then, if you had a heart attack, you were immediately dead. There's no look out about it. I got it so he dies so
her mother? Her mother's name is Evelyn. So in the beginning of the story, Evelyn's name is Florence in her mothers names of line, but I'm just gonna switch that because she's, mostly known as I've, linen it's a hard adjustment, so basically Evelyn
she was a seamstress and choose a dressmaker, but she didn't. She mostly was a housekeeper or up ahead.
Maker, I should say, and so she didn't they were, they were basically had to rely on the kindness of their family and friends.
They stayed with relish
this for a while and they kind of trying to keep it together and eventually people got like a pool of money together that and gave it to the family and starter. I can pick the finger funded, the shit this family at the turn of the century and that enabled them to buy their own boarding house. I don't know that
would be the move. I would make
because MRS Nesbitt was
oh timid, that she was uncomfortable, collecting the rent from the people who stay there, agreement
every when you like your one most important jobs, pretty much it besides providing Romania, so she would make her daughter go because her daughter was so beautiful in China that she would make the twelve year old go collect the rat from people who didn't want to give it to them. The whole thing seems not super great for each child, so
Basically, that business ends up failing, they moved to Philadelphia in eighteen. Ninety, eight, as it were, from a small town outside of value. So they move into the city in eighteen. Ninety eight and MRS Nesbitt gets a job at Wanna makers. Department store, which sounds like the name of Department store out of a movie, totally she's a sales clerk. She also gets her two children. Fourteen,
Evelyn and twelve year old, Howard, full time. Jobs at this department store great, so mega living, fuckers, yeah, all ye all you gotta pull down some cash for the family,
Molly. So one day there is an artist, that's at the store and she sees Evelyn and she thinks she's, the most beautiful young girl she's ever seen, and she asks MRS Nesbitt can she sit and pose for me for a poor
Trent, MRS Nesbitt, like sure, am and
Evelyn. Does that and gets paid a doll,
to sit for five hours with the four bits of hard at third path. But back then that was a dollars, so it turns out
and that artists ends up recommending Evelyn as as a model to her other artists. Friends. So then Evelyn starts getting modeling work regularly
Mrs Nesbitt doesn't like it it's a world that she doesn't think her young Donner should be involved in setting for five like him, our story with a bunch of like bohemian red wine drinkers. We're like, let's I'll, be free movement, but the family obviously needs the extra money. Evelyn loves doing it. She begged her mother to let her keep doing it. She,
and she starts making so much money. She gets to quit her job at Wanna, make her face and she becomes the primary breadwinner of the family and so somewhere. When all this starts heating up. Mrs Nesbitt decides she's gonna, move to New York. She,
align on some good job where she might be able to be a seamstress for somebody or just make her, and so she leaves the two kids with more family in Philly and goes into New York City, but she doesn't get a job there, cuz she's, not as good as she thinks she is, and everyone in York is better than you at everything and resolves just accept that right now, if you're going to move there, prepare to
for like seven year?
Oh she ends up sending for her children. She moves in June of nineteen hundred she sent for her children in November, and they all
to move into this single room in the back of like a shitty apartment. Building. Man on twenty second street in Manhattan, she's does places where one of the core tenement houses a yeah, I dont know or twenty second street is I'm Shirley hear about it. But you know it sounded shitty and turned the century ago. So put but
all they all the artist friends that Evelyn made modelling and she had a good reputation or home from Philly had already given her name to a really popular New York City artist named James Karel back with Duckworth, sorry and James
deck worth's patron
was John Jacob, Astor, ok and they asked her. Family was like the Vanderbilt and all those the Tiffany is all those routes super rich motherfuckers. They call them the four hundred at the turn of the century and they were like it's like great Gatsby style where they had their their oil barons. Coal barons railroad barons, they had more money than God, they had everything, and so she gets hooked up,
like that real kind of the basically
patron artist scene
so everyone's a little bit more. I guess debtor at our peril.
Lastly, on business, spitting on the second red wine, shit is more expense and yeah. There's actually posters on the tables Lasher, so backward takes Evelyn under her wing and he starts getting hard tunnel work and she's.
Efforts to become one, the more popular models in New York City she's, making at their now. She can make it anywhere. Then she gets photographed by two of the most well known photographers of the day, Addis ceremony,
or ceremony and rude off
echo Meyer signs verifying because they can,
since the change where it used to be that all those print adds people would draw a picture of a lady drinking liquid, cocaine and being less difficult, cannot solve. All your tv problem is that it be like dealing without just be a drawing that they would be an artist to render from either so where to think that they needed on actual model to do that. Every time, because but remember those lake,
I'm thinking this is like we did in the seventies. Alot of people had like this turn of the century. Wallpaper arrived patterns that was like advertisements yet so it be liking. I'm sorry advertisement an advertisement from New York City, but it was like the Ladys what their hair drinking something are wearing a corsair. Whenever
so they were kind of really real estate yachting drawing, but then
the grass started being like mass produced and they could. They can replicate the photographs and that's right when Evelyn like face in the game, so she basely became supermodel. It girl like before she was the first so
a model for Vanity fair. She models for Harpers Bizarre she models for lady some journal. She
four cosmopolitan. She does ads for toothpaste, hand, creams she's on sheet music she's, like you know the drawing on the front of yeah she's on beer trays, which are like Tino, those damn shit. That's my dream to be on a beer trade she's on Tibet.
Go cards, you have to look at it.
Later dont. Really Stephen. Will you tell us what a tobacco card is when you get a chance? Maybe it's a little like a baseball carpet? It comes in your eight hours and, let me oh god, legacy lady she's on pocket mirrors and postcards and she's. The picture on the top of the Whitman Sampler Box, which is super famous, can always count on yeah she kept so she made
twice: what other models of her day may she really was
So when she sixteen is so she still, our airlines should
as she does all that she's, like everybody, thinks
is the most beautiful woman and you ll do you can look up, but I
thinking. I kept trying to put my finger on who she looked like. She really doesn't. Look like a ghost trying to castor, like I like to do, and she doesn't look like anybody, but she reminded me
that kind of weird beauty that went on a writer had as a girl where you're like. Oh, my god, all your features are just so perfect kind of big
and you can just tell she's going to beast insanely gorgeous. She has. Everyone has the same kind of face, but almost like a little bit more patrician a little bit.
We're fine. So she can look in one picture. She
look really really young and then they'll be another picture where she's like almost naked, and she looks really seductive, and she looks really like lake liquids in our twenty, so she's, the girls got range, steer, endless kindness, eleven cited so tobacco corridors that live on the seas in Milwaukee has cigarette cards or trade cards basically issued by mid tobacco manufacturers to stiffen cigarette packaging and advertise. So they had like baseball players, beauties boxers and then in two thousand and seven there was a card sold for two million three hundred and fifty thousand dollars who was on it
Jon Archer to harness Wagner one of the great names in. U S, baseball share all the Hunter S, God he's gorgeous, got a phone call on us, so much more beautiful than Evelyn. She always hated. Ok, it's like it's like Marbre miles over those little joke camel body. Yes, so filthy, ok,
Oh she, of course, because she's a teenager, that's a model. She wants to go into acting so she this
and she officially changes her name to Evelyn and she's. Like sorry mom, you don't exist anymore. Arms like this, isn't a problem for us at all. They so she gets cast a chorus girl in the most popular play on Broadway. It's called the floor. Dora but she's, so beautiful is, of course, girl, she's up staging the leaves of this play job she's, just radio. She must have envy again,
she might have been drinking coquet. Gmos have been lava, my tooth cocaine, so a man named Stanford White. He goes to see. They show forty times, cheese and unbounded obsessed with Evelyn and he's the quite the expert on chorus girls, Glades, Stanford, plucking he's the most popular and prominent architect and designer in North New York City. At the turn of the century, he designed
now see these are our hero, Phoebe Judge, who says that he designed the original Madison Square garden. But then I read on Wikipedia he designed the second version of Madison Square Garden, because there is like one and they built now. You may believe study. I judge are eagerly wicker second pair suckin, I don't I love them both so much. I don't know who should have not done so much for tat, but here's here's what I will say at this time, the Madison Square, but garden that was there
that this guy builds on whether it was the first weather
XXX yeah, who cares he's looking to put up the big screens in Madison Square Garden? There was a tower on this matter as this iteration of the Madison Square Garden. There was a tower and, on top of the tower, it kind of look like a bell tower on church and the top of this tower. There was
eight foot statue of Diana and she was she's like doing some archery she's got a bow and arrow and there's a long beautiful long like looks like a piece of material that just kind of flowing out behind her but other than that she's totally naked, and there were people that were real fired up about that
being there not being able to be seen weight
They didn't want. They didn't want to make it a lady to be up on the top in Madison Square down everyone. They were so pissed about it that the cause. This is around the time so and this
straight from criminal.
In the civil war. There was so much so much for Dog Rafi left over from the civil war that all the soldiers were like. Can you please send me some boobs, please yeah. This is the worst situation and I mean to look at some ladies parts.
There was so much of it that it, like littered the streets after this, a civil war around like LAS Vegas right now, looking so they did in eighteen. Seventy three. They pass something called the Comstock ACT which prohibited obscene material from being sent to the male, though people couldn't have that anymore area, but
artists got around and like basically, they basically just made everybody like a Greek,
from met its not pornography, its are its Diana S, Lady Diana yet know exactly so the m.
You know when you see the statue its gorgeous, I mean and its in some museum somewhere, so you can see it, but
It really is beautiful, but there was there was this after the Comstock ACT. There was this kind of like push in Manhattan till I clean up the city of vice, and so one point they had
that statue of Diana covered like so that she was wearing this, because this was a knight hurrying. Yes, they with it with its was pajama bottoms with Christmas trees, I'm still ever in a more radical cuts should they took the bone air out of her hand and lunatic dvd, and so basically the
this at the time. This was
They called it the gilded age and that Mark TWAIN, it's a quote from Mark TWAIN cause. He said Anne
Meanwhile Missus along this great Gatsby lines, but like Mark TWAIN called it the gilded age ass. He said this on the surface. It was shimmering and shiny and it was absolutely rotten underneath yeah. So there's a lot of, like you know,
richness and the beauty and you think of everybody- is like Gibson girls writing their bikes and everything's, really proper and high narrowed down toward. I am unsure, but there was some filthy shit going on so back to Sanford White. He keyed designs matter,
Square garden in this adoration, only the one I'm talking about. He also he designed the arch in Washington Square Park, which they had put up for Washington's this hundred centennial of his.
An arbitration and
I loved it so much they left it there. It is
That's that's our boy stand for. Why did he? He is good? He also he designed mansions for the Vanderbilt me answered the four hundred pairs.
Legally. In ceramic count, cod mentions of the guild in a gilded aid. Yes at out a lot of the fucking houses that they show in the sky, whoever it is this Cairo like know so much about them and its reactors
As you know, what's really cool there's also a there's, a documentary called the crews and it's about Timothy Speed lever to is this amazing gray line bus tore guide and he was such an amazing document or if you haven't seen it please. Please find I seen it's crazy amazing and basically it's like I don't know anything about architecture. I get very scared when people start talking about things like that, because immediately the voice, my head goes, you didn't go to college, you don't know what you don't have any appreciation for this and you can't I'm the opposite. Were I I know I can go. That's fucking beautiful or I think that look stupid. That's all you're really to say it's true, but leg eyes
think well. I should know why some things beautiful or how it's making that and if you are, a documentary, called the crews.
The person who loves architecture and the city so much that he can explain everything any toxic.
Like they used certain stone so that when, like the Noonday Sun come down, this quarter streets with because high rises or such a New York City, they would make they would pick rocks. That would make the light like gully, glee and glistened are like that. He would people stand there, just amazing, so this guy was obviously a big part.
Sure and you can look hee hee
Also me, he built a lot of clubs,
because he was like so they said he heads like at least sixty profit
it's going
times of six zero of up to pass for real. I was half fitness, so he had his hand in like cause. He also designed he didn't just build dimensions for them, knowing errors and billion hours, but then he would do the interior design easy at all. These, like big cons,
things that he would do for people. It's really call that's a whole like separate podcast. I'm sure there's someone, that's done it really well, but he also built all these clubs, because the rich
for the turn of the century. It was all about like that
clubs. You belong to you so right clubs, where you d like to talk about being rich and that's right, smug, cigars and then higher children
there was the metropolitan club, the colony club, the Harmony club, the union club. Just so many places were white man could be themselves and finally relax. I only and just be rich in a room with other rich men, he d in so he was the architect for all these buildings. He was also known for having lots of relationships with young course. Girls cause he loved to party, so he could party with anyone he parted with super rich people. Obviously, they adored him, but also use an artist truly at heart, so now so hung out with bahamian an artist type, so he could kind of party with anybody. He was adorned across the sitting and he is the person. If you ever heard people make the joke of saying. Would you like to come up and see my etchings? I've never heard it's like a joke as strong discriminatory. Basically, that is a thing like people. It's a joking pick up line. Would you like to comes imagines? That's actually tribute safer. Why? Because he would really say that these are all content
right. So, if your etchings in your pants, incidentally he goes, he sees Evelyn as the course girl, and he asks another course girl turn AMOS Edna Good rich. He says basically get her get Evelyn and bring her to
apartment on was twenty fourth street that was built over the original F Eo Schwartz Toy store, and
this was one of his many apartments around the city he called them has Snuggery is where he would meet chorus girls and have fun
Sexy ramps it all day and night in honey, so the two of them show up and Edna pulls Evelyn through the side door and they go up and it's this amazing room and it it's got all the
exterior light is blocked out by big old red velvet curtains and it there's a table set for lunch for them and they drink champagne and then, after they hang out for a little bit and chit chat and of Evelyn when she first season thinks he's horrifying. She he's real super old and, like super creepy, man's got red, haired, humongous, moustache and she's, just like no thanks, but they do have some fun
and then he was have to show you
other room and they go up two floors into this room. That's that
Basically has a red velvet swing hanging from the high ceiling and he s Evelyn, to get on the swaying and then
Edna holds
a parasol upon the landing grid of her she's up near the ceiling and Evelyn, is opposed to swing on the swing high enough, since you can kick the parasol and kicks
that doesn't sound, say well and also it's just so he can per vowed and look up. Her dry has that it's just him watching and younger, like swaying and kick in whenever, but it's all like underpants sure it's an underpants gender garments, then I think right
of its parents, its underpants show, and I don't like it. She thinks it just ass in game that she's having at times than old guy. So then Samper White
Sandford White starts
hang up to MRS Nesbitt and basically is like I'm going to be I'm going to take care of his family here, some money, we're moving you and didn't go into a nicer apartment. He has ships little brother off to a really high end military academy and takes care of
education and he tells MRS Nesbitt she should go visit. Her family and family should take.
Break from work, go visit, family and, while she's gone, he'll take care of Evelyn go by right. Mrs Nesbitt, like thank you so much. I've been waiting for years to get away from my children again. I can't wait to once again bail on my children. So then,
stay
stand for white tells Evelyn that they're gonna have a funding modeling for a photographer. There he's got a bear skin rug. You can see these pictures, and this is in the the Youtube video that I watched of the woman Paula Guru, boo
who wrote American Eve, and she has these amazing pictures he
as a like a polar bear, skin wrong. It's a white bear with the head, and it's a really it turned I. It became a really famous postcard of Evelyn in a kimono asleep
This rug pass out. Well, yeah drugged is essentially, I mean she's out like a light and it's just basically a picture of a girl sleeping on a bear skin rug. Here it's like the original Annie those photos from the nineties.
And with the baby, is in fact a number of other baby with a piece of garbage, Ancyra Amy.
No, I know exactly what I am only if I get it any airline screaming at home and get you see, is alike and biggest little orphan Annie, what the big white eyes with no pupils and I'm like it's, not her seamen, didn't think about himself tat. He had his phone. I looked it up again and I want to give it me great Britain, remembering the credit for an gettys
those why minors that had human hands- oh no number, that when they're like eating spaghetti, I loved this video saga so
families gone rank. He says, oh irony,
she's, leaving that postcard becomes crazy, got postcard. So he didn't. He then invites her back to a party. He says I'm having a party tomorrow night at my apartment at the top of Madison Square Tower, so underneath that statue of Diana there
like a little like penthouse apartment that he had built into that believe there was his so he's like a party
It's gonna, be there is a she up.
There's no one there and oh isn't it sad that everyone turned us down.
We are now hearing red flag Red flag times. Twenty should be like. Oh my god, I have to really quick go. Tell the cabdriver some clear. Let me look at my watch. That's Meda! What was, as does the whole no hold on
We would call the luminous
moreover volume. This might be too early. For that shit you mean. Is that the people living in the terrible? I think is surely for glow in the dark shit that was Rover. One you're right shit. Don't try to pull your world war one references into my story. Ok,
so he starts pumping are full of champagne and then he says I have this room. I have to show you it's your. You think it's amazing once again Miss Fuckin Guy, he
brings her into this room that has a mirrored floor, Mere dryly a mirror bed. Now a for post your bed with mirrors all around it and Evelyn, says in her out of our view that basically she looked at all of that and that's the last thing she and she
woke up naked next to him in the bed the next morning she sees her reflection in the overhead Marin she screens,
wow what a creed super creep so essentially from that date forward. She become Stanford Whites, mistress now, but she is sixteen years old he's forty eight! I thank you. It's not of its modification.
Love match in any way
and they still, they said in that episode of criminally said at the time. The only way to prove rape was if there was
evidence that you fought back.
The only way and then after after basically this Aaron time, that's one they put in a statue
and statutory rape laws, but
You know before then almost every man for himself Shangri LA men for herself erect and so
Then he says basically, I'm gonna get you connected with even higher classes of artists and
that's when he in nineteen o five Evelyn poses for Charles Dana Gibson and he
is the artist who basically invented the Gibson girl and give some girl is basically, if you ve ever under the ice cream store at Disneyland, the wallpaper is gives him. Girls has the really beautiful woman and he basically drew it was. It was
at the time, like the ideal, modern woman, so she was usually like as socialite of some kind. She was usually statuesque unhealthy. Looking writing a bike doing things of the day, whatever was popular playing tennis or something, and she
and
we are. Basically, it was just kind of the representative of a like. This is the idea one Alia like what you should strive to be right, so he draws Evelyn
and he drops her in a portrait that he is calling the eternal question and
because for it there is a famous quote that Freud said
the eternal question is: what is a woman want? And so it's this really beautiful profile picture of Evelyn and her hair is partly up, but then it's also partly down and only young women more their hair down. And then, when you are older, married are mature, you or your hair up, and so she was kind of like this happen. Half she
de I added button. I am not alone, and it is that kind of thing like what is this modern woman want, because it's because their changing so quickly it was on the cover of collars magazine and, basically that it was the picture that Coca COLA ended up using and there s a totally can save my hurry. You can you see eve sooner, and so it branded her as the girl
and the face of the gilded anymore. So then she turned seventeen and she starts noticing that SAM for White is paying attention to young
their course barrels, so she's aged out of his bracket here,
three times older than her and she still like. Oh no, I'm losing my boyfriend pleased by this point, she's kind of in it. She basically just is she
its whoever is there a kind of like caretaking yeah and if there are millionaire yes and she's, relying on yeah and she's ban relying on for her career as well to do so.
She decides since he see seeming to lose interest, she decides that she is going to
and to make him jealous. So she goes to a party and she meets
John Barrymore, who eventually become one of the most famous, actually is insanely famous acting family, but at the time he was
Barrymore uses the cartoonist and he hadn't like become famous, are anything but they hit it off. He
this party and
is like this will be good cause, then I'll make him jealous and altogether, but she also liked him. He asked for her number and rights. It she's like it's three Ecuador and it's got a field three five thousand, when he
It's her number down. He writes it on the cuff on his coffin tissue
kill and then it's all right now. I really like that
a month long affair.
He proposes she turned him down
your pressure from stand for white and her mother so like he comes in and says no, you shouldn't get married now, but he's also going. Are you then
he basically when they realise that she's started just up like that. They arrange to have her sent to an all girls boarding School in New Jersey, that's run by Matilda De Mille, whose ceases Cecil beheld mother.
I'm sure go away, and it always comes back to liberal Hollywood. But at that point
bet. You Evelyn was like it be nice to go to school, I'm sixteen, I wonder, or you like,
You want to send me the fucking School now, after all, I've been thoroughly. Can you imagine going to hang out with, like other girls, your age in your like? What am I
First. If I can talk to these girls about yeah, that's right. Have you there's been a mirrored room? It's really scatter, okay, so before she gets chipped away, she is currently in Broadway Play called the wild rose and
front row. Every single night is a new admirer and he is monsieur. Is man called? Mr Monroe, here
sending of life
flowers, stockings, human time centre, a piano
she sends it all back one time she sent me here,
flowers, roses with a fifty dollar bill wrapped around the base and the mom kept the fifty low bill and then sent the flowers, but she basically he'd in the almost exact same way stand for. Why did it? He gets another
where's girl, get Evelyn to come to lunch with them and basically says I'm the one. That's been sending you all the stuff and I'm this huge vanity kisses
he kisses the hem of her garment. Unlike declares this love and once again it's an old guy here, twice as old as her this time and she's
like not into it and
mostly because
He is the the eccentric millionaire Harry K, thought so
basically Harry K. Thought is from a
I believe it was a coal and railroad baron.
Millionaire family
He was from Pittsburgh.
He was set to inherit of forty million dollar fortune. I thought I thought a millionaire
God, just if you could see the pride in Georgia, things of life, I thought I five are correct.
The size than now I got it.
I mean great job. She gets take down a Harvard. He gets kicked out law school. He
as the kind of stuff around town so he's. Basically, the Philadelphia millionaire that trying to make it in New York, city and everyone's, like ok, crazy. So he writes a horses a horse up under the steps of the union club. He's lighting cigars with hundred dollar. Do shit he's do shit up and stand for
why it's like now so Stanford White, won't let him in any club there's like a kind of a direct link of like several why
on the way inside our society and this guy's trying to get in everyone's like
crazy guy from putting its huge nerd.
Evelyn so goes away to boarding school. Oh sorry, this is key,
I'm catching up on my own pitch
I really love the thing of using a hundred dollar bill to light
you're cigar in
at the turn of the century, would be like using a twenty five thousand dollar bill. Now, it's so much money. It's
It's very wasteful, sir. He also funded a vice sweep of Manhattan it and he basely was he
obsessed with virginity and obsessed with, like chastity and Rudy Giuliani. His fucking grandfather, Sancho
We can trace them back and he was basically paid for the
the coalition that ended up getting that Diana statue covered by was his crazy money behind and meanwhile you sending a fucking seventeen year old, pianos and share well and am then some and then he has got epic iraqi me. So she just thinks he's creepy and weird, and she goes off to the all girls School in New Jersey and then she gets what
reported to be append aside as and when MRS Nesbitt finds out. She can't get a hold of Stanford. Why he's not around to help out? So she calls Harry thought and Harry thought immediately. Sounds like the best doctors to that school. The word
the story, is that the issue is given the appendicitis like in a classroom on a desk, but then there's rumours and innuendo that it was not a penny aside, as it was an abortion, be it from her affair,
with Jack Barrymore, but both Evelyn and Jack. Barrymore absolutely denied that that that was true. Of course, you do so either way
Harry saw comes out as this white knight and he saved the day, and MRS Nesbitt thinks he's great, so
he convinces her. That's that he should that she should allow him to
take the family on like a healing european vocation and she's like that sounds great. We barely know you. Let's do this thing
Instead of the rest and relaxation that he promised on this trip, he packs the itinerary and he
absolutely just exhausts MRS Nez via so she's just hurry. I'm too all do this right and I've been. My lungs are filled with coal dust
Basically they ought there's constant fighting and problems dream Evelyn on her mother on this trip, and they end up,
Mrs asthma ends up staying in England and Harry takes Evelyn to parents, so
but basically was intentional sure has part when they're in Paris he proposes Evelyn and and of course, she's not
into him he's clearly kind of like creed.
Crazy, real overtly crazy, but he's also like super rich and she grew up. You know
and like hearing his name- and you know the air, the the thought family was huge in Pennsylvania, so she knew that
she'd also lost a lot of status with Stanford White kind of like not being that into her anymore, and she was worried about getting more work and she was worried about a lot of stuff. So she was considering it, but here
as he can't marry her until she tells
everything about the relationships that that she had with Sanford away and
like planets? I mean, don't worry about it and he's like crying and harassing her through the night till she finally tells the story of what happened to her in the mirrored room and he goes fucking bad shit, bananas and that's the proof he's been looking for because he's really pinpointed samper white as like the downfall of society, how he's all virginity Asia he's all virginity and crazy in what authority all this bullshit yet so here this is like the information that he's been waiting to hear. So then it upon hearing that story. He accuses MRS Nesbitt of being an unfit parent,
immersion Emmeline number one yet, but then it could
bigger rift. So then she's maistly separated from her family, the old controlling boyfriend style, and then he takes.
Insanity. He takes Evelyn in Europe to all the sites where virgins were murdered. Create so sounds like a firm tiger mean an app be at this.
Site where Joan of ARC was murdered in the guest book he writes quote. She would not have been a virgin of Stanford Way around and it's like that still exists. I get I mean, I think that's approvable thing only in the guest book, no less John of our contacts that could you not fuckin? Do you know what mother Fucker leaden Diver, this year's a type? I was fighting gangs also how bout this pixie, I love the movie Joan of ARC starring village of events has no what that pixie cut. No one can wear that. Basically, the Miller Joe Joe, this saga so proud of her. So then at their last stop it gets worse, always that their last stop at a castle. In us, Austria called cats in Stein Castle. There are three
staff members and he makes them go, stay at one end of the castle and he holds
one prisoner at the other side com.
I'm with ease of our he ties. Her up beat her with a whip and sexually assaulted. Pursue weeks, wait where
come from it that we're just being tourists nope. He is. He has some issues with whipping up and beating p. I'm sorry, Mr Fuck impurity. Yes, there's one talkin about there's, always when you those people that are like we need to deal with its like. Really. How comes in
really pleased to everything all the address I dont be passionate about anything. Are you seem like a liar? What's? My point is a good question to ask every once in a while you? What am I talking about re? So basically,
horrible. They shoot it. It's exposed to her that
is basically an intense
abuse sexual abuse or- and this is like what sex means to have you, but then of course, on their trip home, he's incredibly apologetic and weep, and please forgive me and all the stuff now. This is the point more. Mrs Nesbitt gets remarried in this just completely estranged and everyone knows that mean she has nothing to go back to so she's. She ends up on April. Fourth, nineteen o five. She Evelyn
as the marries Harry saw and
He picks out her wedding dress, a black travelling suit with Brown, trimmed soundness, fun, handsome Gough and
his mother, he was a huge mama's boy and his mother's uns, insanely control area of his life and, of course
He did not approve, of course, girl. That was like
to those super rich people area famous model here, but not good, and now she actually account or come out around the same time and
is basically nude, but unlike flowers, on her shoulder its very beautiful and taste. But of course, at the time it was scandal insane mother thought try to go out and buy up all those calendar. So no one sees YAP or was she really end
others. Whether the wallpaper secrets do they move in to mother thaws, mansion, inferiors, Pennsylvania, RE, an inch and Evelyn is now cut off from the outside world. Mama thought here
raise his mother's lapdog, essentially and Evelyn is
just a stuck in a mansion essentially sounds way. More boring than you think you are right away like last cool now call and all because she has no money. She doesn't get to control anything. She just had to do what they want and haunted probably nightmare about super drafty. She just wearing black, sucking still so
also it's awful because Harry
is of so obsessed with Stanford White that he
like manic about it, he stews about a day and night. He wrapped about him constantly they never leave the mansion
for a full year and he's just sitting around planning
Sandford Whites demise. Meanwhile, Simper weight has no idea about Harry thought. Other than he's that asked
but lights cigars with money, sir,
a year later on June, twenty fifth nineteen o six,
Retails Evelyn that they're gonna take a luxury cute crews to Europe and she's actually excited just to get out house and get away from that mother
and She'S- really excited until he says. Oh, but first we have to go into New York City before we
they'll. We need to go see the opening of the show Mademoiselle Champagne by EDGAR, Allan, Wolf and its playing at the rooftop theatre, Madison Square Garden, so Ellen's Freaking out because she knows Stanford White will be there. When I went into my axe, I get that exactly it's his place. It's his theatre, designed levities at all. These shows she's freaking out
it's the middle of summer and it's really hot air
Athos arise wearing a big long, black overcoat. Nobody thinks it's weird because he's the weirdo eccentric, milliner
Evelyn relaxes when they get there and she looks around- sees that stand for white is not there, and so they watched the show ten minutes before it ends
they hear a little bit of a commotion in the back and stand firm white has entered the room and sits down at his table, so Evelyn tells Harry. She thinks they should go and he is like you're right. We should go, they get up, they go
walk out and as they passed the for way Harry
pulls out a gun
in front of nine hundred people. Here
it Sandford White, twice in the head and once in the shoulder and tells him at least share and at first people think
He yells, you ruined my wife,
But then, later on, the people-
That word nearby said: no, no, he said you ruined my life, so it's not about the wife. It is all about him, of course,
So, of course, immediately harry those arrested? Evelyn goes stays at a friend's apartment. She is completely in a daze, no idea what to do. She's not going back to that crazy mansion and now
a pencil Dania and immediately its he media circus, misses the it girl from four years ago and to millionaires, airs Anna Murder and, of course, there so much dirt to come out about Stamford weight because
now, all of a sudden, it's all the stories of his snuggery is around how more tenure. Of course girls are like you. I know that. Did he sent me a piano two thousand, I bet there's hard to get. It was what I'm sure he's done that before these, that back then sending pianos was like attacks to. Did you get a piano from him? Oh, my god, he sent me a piano of yours. You I'm gonna, do not right back to the piano girl, so there is now articles coming out. That say was Harry thought justified because
answered, whites, terrible behaviour and harry of course, himself thinks he's gonna get let off, because he did the world a service by killing Wainwright a week after the murder. There's a film called rooftop murder by Thomas Edison, that's released in a nickel lady and though the eager spoken thing. Nothing and anybody who like when people constantly asked us about like how you feel about this new trend in true crime and why everyone's interesting drew crime right now and it's like know, this has been going on the Fucking Thomas Edison end before you. That's the stone of our people are under them,
there are people standing around gossiping Catalans because our hair,
Ok, so one of the quotes from the book American Eve low selling
is from a tenderloin cabdriver who were when a reporter asked him.
If he was like
eyes by this murder. He said he I was surprised. It was a husband who shot him.
I always thought it once was going to be a father
I knew that Samper White was anti like young young girl. Tenderly cavalry handsome driver is not the call them them handsome can I think this might have been a little bit later Russia, but I dont. Now it's just the nineteen sixty six introduced. So if I get all, I thought who's gonna its rubber Janeiro, as has ivy, I gotta be a husband
put it down these like guinea up the guinea up Frosty Harry saw. This is amazing,
her pictures of Harry thought in jail. He had
He called reporters to take pictures of him with his brother,
butler, bringing him food from Delmonico. He had a little brass bed put into his jail cell. So there's this picture of him sitting next to grasp ethical, he's nice close folded over it and he's a eating. What looks like
it's a brass survey. Try any aspect, guess he's having some nice ass, their nails and aspects,
cling peach for dessert,
It's the lawyers are like. Could you not to thy cause he's like? Oh, I think it'll stirrup sympathy them seeing me living my life in the jail cell. Jaime. I, like you, don't do that anymore. They. He gets us doktor to convince authorities that he needs to drink one bottle of champagne a day I mean I mean to do the same matter Wilson. Okay, so
the defence cells Evelyn that she has to play the giving weak grieving widow on the on the stand and testify about what Stanford White did to her to justify what Harry.
At that Harry, murdered him and save him from the electric chair and its rumoured that she was paid somewhere between twenty five and a hundred thousand dollars to do that, visas,
she gets on the stand. She talks about the red velvet swing and it blows America's mind. People are wreaking out like there's nothing. This salacious has ever been in the newspaper and stand for why the victim now gets dragged through the mud because of all this shit and the thought family paid that basic
you have all this dirty laundry canals data. They were carrying out money left right and centre. They also tell MRS Nesbitt that they will convict her for prostituting her daughter unless she test eyes for Henry Harry thought. But then Evelyn's brother comes back into the scene Howard and he like, what's up I'm back from military school, and I remember me- I am personally I forget about me because he was there to blame Evelyn for the murder and say that Stanford White was like a father to him and a game Evelyn the daughter, the mother, the daughter, basics,
to blame her for her husband, killing stamper. Why out and saying I loved every white like use my father, so like a brother, because it in fact, and drug and rape, you that's why you he was gone. He met. He was benefiting from all that money and if it is purely just got those look, this is live last guy behavior, but it turns into such a circus that this becomes the first jury in America. That sequestered were there miss for this case there, like shit, zip at everybody, added that judgments, like I'm gonna, make up a fan yugoslav Stana. What's a good word for it, so ass its consequences? Are it's called sequestered?
saw family, o, O
So this trial areas.
Harry's. Lawyers say that he should plead insanity, but Missus MC.
Da Mamma says no fucking way. There is no mental illness in this family. Here that means there's a hundred mental illness. It s her son from childhood. He was known as mad harry, unlike in he was clearly
eccentric. What was not an accurate word for him, so this trail ends up ending in a hung, jury and after that,
is over. This all family has a movie made called the unwritten law and it shows Harry being found innocent and then freed, while angels singing the backward. That's cause, that's what happened, because that's just get that propaganda. Essentially a documentary
second trial, Harry's acquitted by reason of insanity he sent to an asylum upstate ever
he's not going to get any of the money. She doesn't get shit, cuz, mother's oz and charged, and she blames everyone for his downfall Harry files for divorce. When he's up stayed in the asylum, he escaped the asylum. He goes to Canada. He does what he wants for a while. Just chills he's eventually brought back he's and then released and declared saying in nineteen fifteen.
But within a matter of years after that, like basically,
really going he's fine. Now that was just a one off.
Those was because a young boy is found in a daze after jumping out of here,
we thought hotel room window where he was holding that boy against his will and
the thing him yes and so then it turns out. Everyone starts to find out that
everything I used to use the name, Mr Monroe, when he was like people secret admirer, because he had this whole scam, where he would solicit young actresses to sign
for training courses in New York City and then he would get them in a room, beat them with whip, scald them with burning water, a higher than he was a millionaire. So nobody ever talked about it. Nobody gave a shit and they just all like went away.
Like abused, unlike freaked out how he was like a masochistic
from day. One and
and I love it's all. That shit is always underneath those people that are like Elene up this city. We can have a statue of unwillingly Giuliani, we're on the movie outside allegedly allegedly
allegedly were on to so after all this Ellen,
don't vaudeville for a little while chance of having some name Russell.
She claimed that was Harry. Thoughts on some people argued that she opened it
big easy in the twenty years. She was an alcoholic she's of morphine attics in the third
the thirties. She started doing burlesque for a little while and this entire time Harry thought.
Aye, sir her and
I watched her until nineteen twenty six Evelyn lost her job at the mill learners CAFE and tried to kill herself by drinking disinfectant Harry thought came to visit, heard they reconciled, but we're never together again, Evelyn as but ended up writing to memoirs. One was called the story of my life and nineteen fourteen and the other was called prodigal days in nineteen thirty. Four, then this is kind of cool. She has kind of a rebirth because during world war, two sheets,
ceramics in LOS Angeles. Suddenly she started she moved to the west on started, Vernon, Linda Hippy, yeah, and she was paid ten thousand dollars,
the technical director for
movie that they made in the fifties called the girl in the red velvet swing starring Joan column. Yes, there was kind of this up. Like a fix, my movie, I believe about her life that they that she gets she was paid for. Harry thought died in nineteen, forty seven, he left Evelyn ten thousand dollars from his estimated one million dollars. Tanks bro thanks good of you. Evelyn died in Santa Monica Santa Monica Nursing home on January. Seventeenth, nineteen sixty seven age have eighty two issues so cools an old lady so
well, that's the unbelievable story of Evelyn Nesbitt, the IT girl of the gilded age care, and that was fucking excellent. Thank you. Thank you.
And over two year or back my host dont forget we have Stephen man in the street. He found nothing if we let him over in Memphis. Yes,
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What is, however, a dime Alec? Surely one of my favorite murders I've ever researched? Did you know when you started or as you went through? Ok, so I thought about this. When for a while, it's an old old episode, it was a statistic. Second, five minute thing on unsolved: mysteries, originally reason one layer original, so it's always been in the back of my mind like this thing that happen. What a weird curious thing it's been bookmark on my his like, you know my have the like murders to do bookmark and it's just always been one, but I know it's a deep fucking dive and it gets bigger and bigger the more you dive. If, for example,
true crime garage for fucking, Sir
like four parts, shit less than an hour long I'd your chamber, I took a grudge, it's funny, so it's like a big one, that's crazy! So I did my best till I get as much as I could in their it. Also like my as I love it's a cold case, and it goes to the fucking time in any way, and yes, so this is the boys on the tracks ocean,
yeah? You know yet I mean I know, but I dont do you know I didn't know no, but if I had known I might not have tried to do the scared it so hard. It's here's what I know pretty much only what was on untold mystery and here's the thing when they did the untold mysteries they didn't know shit either rainment the episode ends with them going. They thought this guy cameo like walking around town. That night, I said yeah. No, this goes to LISA King top buckling, everybody bottle a fuck up, motherfuckers, Nokia plus chronologically. Let us start with the basics that we now and then what happens. The conspiracy shit, ok on August, twenty second nineteen, eighty seven,
two teenage friends. Sixteen year old, Don Henry and seventeen year old, cabin Ives therefrom, Brian are consigned to the little suburb right outside of little rock, took a small town there, stunning to weaken hanging out together. They ve been friends for a little while they're, like you know, normal teenage kids. Popular boys are about to go into their senior year of high school. They are totally normal, like nineteen eighties, looking kids, they look like they'd, be in heavy metal parking lot. Sure you don't owe me like those hair parted at the middle, like kind of feathered out a little bit like maybe a little detail the best in tiny bit. I think, ladies, that that was starting to get you you're either going to be medal or new wave. You re no, they were not going to be new wave at all. What happens? We're going to be kids that we're going like they had their muscle cars that they love. They were going to be just like a normal family man at Sunday Shirt and will put up a photo of them up with the post. I mean they're, like cute kids, right acute teenage boys, so
that's the end of the summer and a sharing of senior year. It's Saturday there hang out with some friends at the local fuckin Ino druggie parking lot shows you do in small towns. Actually they re the boys, go back to dance house around midnight for their curfew check and they were spent in zones Dawns Dad Curtis
didn't with them and then he was and then the kids the boys were like coming, allowing go. Do some hunting in the woods which is like their normal thing they grow up doing. That dawn was like great,
go for it, see you later
the boys were going to do a thing.
A kind of hunting called spot lighting, which
someone from the suburbs, I dont know what the fuck that is, basically it's an illegal form of hunting where you shine a flash I'd in your praise eyes, just two
stop them and then shoot them. Guess it's illegal, but I heard that like with like,
sweet baby raccoons, it's not illegal, don't please
She records. Let me horrible to shoot a rack like actually really evil in some places, re ever so they're they're, like little people, Ostiense knit like what they use their hands like Pierre, to shoot a fuck, and I look like cats slick, yeah
up to something like let them have their plan or another one run. One ran in front of your car together, David you're driving. You are leaving my fucking parking garage. Careless drive me somewhere and one just like it:
like dinner, like
am I run into the woods and my care him like a cat buck and slammed on the rags, really impressed. I M a graduate of the Bob Wanderer School of driving. That's why they're ego none that's alive, but my friend he and I were now. I don't know- and that is I know it's it's a reference that only like ten people in northern Calvin would dine and Second Kevin, whether now they would now for some reason, I think how richer housewives to do something went to the Bob wonder at school driving. It was like escape driving and stuff like that. That sounds amazing. I think I'm already like I'm
just remember: I'm the owner, yeah Judy Packard, my friend Andy's mom, who was that
a nice is mom had to say,
for the Bob ponder on school driving on the back of her two ABC acts, and that's why I always thought about it. I'm onboard board.
So they go out around twelve thirty in the morning to go. Do this thing they have the flashlight and Dawns Prize twenty two rifle
Talk and I don't know- and they had out into the familiar woods that they fucking grew up like coming through yet so aright boom there. That is.
To the following morning. It's so it's now August, twenty Sir ninety seven at about four twenty five in the morning now, a seventy five car. Six thousand time cargo train is onto regular night run from Texarkana. Were you that
I killer Yez too little rock
but see servant girl and I later now remember the guide all night busy Odin learned, the guy, who is the city, was a good free to go to sleep on that was yes,
It might be the Zodiac right. So
that's Texarkana, so they can protect her candle. Little Roswell TED cruises for our daily really have very well does go to the top. So maybe he's involving the train is over a mile eyes. Travelling at speeds are empty miles round on the train starts to approach. Bryant till I go through the little town there. An engineer, Stephen Schreyer notice, is something on the tracks ahead, as do the couple other workers on the train.
And oh, my god, this guy gets it Stephen gets interviewed in the original episode
and he's dislike breaks your heart he's just like sought to the earth goodbye and
It's completely ripped apart, yet living so at
they think what they see. I'm attracts laying on the tracks is an animal, but
what but they notice in horror than actual Eddie. They see. Two teenage boys are like a young boys. They think laying motionless on the tracks their lang parallel with their heads on one rail, their body across the tracks and feet twas, the other rails, unlike across the tracks like a robber, would do yes and they know that the boys lower bodies appear to be covered by a light, green tarp and that beside them was the rifle also parallel lying on the tracks. So this dude Stephen Schreyer is like a second veteran train. Did he frantically blows allowed diesel horn as he pulls emergency brake, even though he knows, there's none the time for the train to stop he's, hoping that the move, but the train deeds feel the impact as a train, heads and proceeds to run over the bodies of the boys on the track which
the horror out you know it's like so he has, I think,
the people who like commit suicide by partner.
Tracking you just don't think about the people who are on the train, who you are going to start for the rest of your life. That's round that this will, and I know it's not the same, but but also that idea that you know it's almost like
if they do hadn't looked then
it they would have head and then it wouldn't have been as traumatized right, but to know it to try to prevent at two happening to let its horrible. It doesn't matter higher slice it it's all. Well, it is in Europe the police are still radiance police.
The train and when the dispatcher says have you got any injuries, seamen schreyer says no. We ve got death, which I think is the most chilling thing. I've ever heard so when's the train come so stop the crew. They exit to view the carnage just to see what the fuck is going on. There
had experience hitting animals in their years as train dues, and none of them had ever had a human, but they knew to expect a lot of Gore Bonnet.
Surprised by what they found.
So they were also avid hunters as well as having hit animals before on the tracks, and they all knew that fresh kill had bright red free flowing blood. The blood from the boys was purple color, it was thick and oozing indicates. The boys had already been dead for some time before the train had hit them
by four forty. I am the local and state police had arrived at the scene and they began investigating.
The train dues, explained to Celine County sheriffs deputies on the scene about the curious lack of blood present means.
The boys had already been dead.
And add to that. The observation of the train do than this part second crazy, as they had approached the bodies on the tracks in speeding train blowing the harm like fucking mad that fuckin rails are shaking the train coming towards them. Neither of the boys on the tracks flinched or moved a muscle, something that one would think would be human nature when a speeding train is coming towards you, even if you intend to get run over yet like of your lying there to kill yourself you're still going to you now
no a ball and do something right and even save, maybe one of the theories of like oh, they got super drunk or fucked up and passed out all the work that I mean. Wouldn't adding train wake you up, even if, even if you are super doc, but yeah a hundred percent, they were like they didn't even flinch right so that the scene was immediately treated as a suicide or traffic accident. Seen by the sheriff d,
the info points of foul play. This means that the scene wasn't properly secured. Evidence was improperly collected in fact that the next train that
Like waiting to come, they fuckin let them,
come through the scene now through the crime scene on Sweden's next morning, go ahead, Gus Room
even the paramedics were sceptical of the handling of the scene as an accident and nay actually attach a note on their report, noting that the condition of the boys body when they found them suggests
that they had been dead long before they are separate the trends and they were like fuck that shit and put a little. I ruined check the shit out of good. So let's go.
The dawning Heaven, when
come home that morning, Don's Father Curtis began to worry and notified Kevin's mother, Linda Ives, eventually, the morning Curtis, here's a rumour from a neighbor, so there's room are already going around town that teach
aged boys have been shot and tied to the railroad tracks. That's the rumour going around oh and it was long before the police show up and and the closed. The boys had left the night before and were idealism ones that dawn and Kevin had been wearing and that the boys on the tracks had been wearing, thus confirming the debts of DAWN, Henry and Kevin Ives she's, so fuckin awful. So shortly after the medical report was released by the state medical examiner. This fuckin dickhead named Doktor family malloch.
He's an Egyptian born physician and he rules the deaths and accidents in his report? He states that at the time of the accident, the boy
were quote unconscious and in a deep sleep on the railroad tracks under psychedelic influence of th see marijuana when a train passed over them, causing their accidental death. Now he explained at the boys had smote the clone of twenty marijuana cigarettes impossible at our path.
From cigarettes from marijuana and adhere smoke. Twenty joy,
and also in what that
like for five hours story out. Maybe four hours or so a silly and even second ten hours, I've joints yes a year, but I am but still it back to my thing of even if you are still stone to the bone and like couldn't move year, flinching Effie, speeding, train is come you, don't you don't
colleagues stayed on pot, especially for
Nineteen Eighties Arkansas Schwerin have had that shit was a rag and it was fuckin. Irregular stems in seeds and maybe a teeny tiny bit swag. That's it so far.
It's its first thing. It's like any time. We talk about crimes that happened before nineteen. Ninety five, it's like we're talking about. It's the turn, this totally its nuts that it gets. Her. Ok, ok,
better than the families of dawn and cover alike. Normal fuckin people, so, like you, ve gotta, be fucking kidding may do what the fuck, so none at the boys they weren't big part smokers. They weren't bag, kids. Although a dime bag was down in one of the pockets,
of the boys close, but after their return to the parents, which means they didn't really check the pockets at all so, like the boys may be bought a little bit a pie and smoke some part, but they weren't fuckin drug
dealers or anything. Hey, listen, Bill Clinton, smallpox
even in Hell but its he was around it. Wait, that's
Our shadowing really oh shit, is beginning to change just now: ok, cat, irish psychic, so
so the friends who have been affected pregnant with them earlier said the dead enough pot, for maybe a joiner too, like it's fuckin Diane bag by
the parents are like there's no fucking way. They would have fallen asleep on the tracks and not heard the train coming like everyone whose listening to this right now is an integrated plus, weird things started popping up that made the families lose faith in the aptitude of Doktor Malik. This
sucks. First of all,
the town goes nuts like over this thing and wants to be lucky least goes down to the train tracks: silk around for shit like normal people and a family member. When the boys fines on the tracks, a shoe,
with a foot in it and no room one of the boys, knowing two or three days after the axe and the second, our top seed already been second like
an and he didn't mention that doesn't goddamn flit missing,
what the fuck exactly
the autopsy that that's hates. It may also told the crew. They told the train crew who has no stake in this whatsoever. There just telling it as they see it. The cops tell the crew that their other they had said. They observed a green tarp over the lower half the boys bodies right before running them over the chart must have been an optical illusion. Cause it didn't exist
guy. That's not the option only have to look for it or you can't just hide it cause. It belongs to someone you know yet
says like the name of whoever my mind, that's the first thing that first thing is conspiracy: conspiracy, what what's hidden in those woods, those boys threat? Is it a conspiracy? Ok, ok, it's something like
You got your being paranoid, make sure no one swallowing that person first kind of a thing yap you
you know that old state, rather than when I love that I watch on agent aliens all the time,
like a bunch of other shit, that I dont have four episodes to tell you like true crime, Grudged, I'm going to listen to your crime garage. Do it tales get because there's nothing better than the details and like suit the Super mysteries
I have a bunch of references to tell you about two watched him: ok, cool to listen, to read to okay, so for five months, Kevin Undines parents who are affected and bad asses and not letting like not letting the ship other normal fucking working class people and there are like up again
the fucking government yeah. If they do not let this go, they tried unsuccessfully to get the case for investigated and nobody will listen to them so fed the fuck off. They go to the goddamn fucking media cuz. I, like you, know who's going to listen to us when we yell at you over the media,
very smart, its rape. The plan works because the next day after they do this a press conference calling everyone out other bullshit the case is officially reopened. Finally, an prosecutor, Richard Garret, had the boys he's a sign of the cases the boys bought exude for another autopsy. This leads to the creation of the grand jury that was led by an attorney name
none other than damn harm in Reckon Morty fame what'd. I was his first correct, it is, is they usually morn acts and get away from all thy name is an argument which is can do is weird, but it's true, so that's gotta be working. You, Google, Damn Herman and your likely late,
he's a friend of the prosecutor, Rich Richard guarantees have been in the mix with the family. From the very beginning he said he was an advocate for the boys family as he was like. What can I do for you free of charge he volunteered to them before requesting that the judge is presiding over the grand jury, appoint him
special prosecutor to supervise the investigation over the desks. He's like I want this to be. Fuckin saw them in on this. Lay at let's do this. So a new outside pathologist, whose like Doktor Malik is kind of stupid, concludes
the boys is that on the record and its direct quote says that the boys had only smoke between one and three marijuana cigarettes. After doing the tests, they found that DAWN Henry sure had tears on the back of it that were consistent with a sharp object like a knife not like how it's so amazing, how can these people are their job of the commission? This is a rip, and this is a fucking like directs. Abu last like they can tell so they find that in his shirt and on his body, they match up so like if he had been. If it had been
the train, like his shirt, would have been pulled up, but it matched. You know I mean yes, it was matching of a knife going in right beforehand and like the blood matched,
sounding alive, not someone being dead before him so and injuries and bruises on cabins face were consistent with a hit from the butt of a rifle or another, blunt object. So this is fucking pre mortem, frank, so in grand jury testimony the Lee pathologist said that the boys quote were either incapacitated knocked unconscious, possibly even killed their bodies
some attracts and the train overran their bodies.
So in nineteen. Eighty eight, the grand jury reversed the ruling of action on death and ruled the deaths to be probable. Homicides. Ok, great fuss
movement far one hearing up
and Doktor Malik
has said that he said that he didn't believe anybody quote laid a finger on those boys like he refused to believe it. He wouldn't give over a bunch of likes evidence. He wouldn't give overshot. He was just like fighting tooth and nail now here's the thing- and this is a time where you know this is when doctors made a shit ton of money and they were
the end I'll be all of knowledge of all knowledge, sure and and part of that it's Lake Alec Baldwin, Annette Movies, like I'm, I'm not at playing God. I am God where they really
part of authority rock below that move, it gets worse, but I think now the part of the advancements, I think
like
criminology. I guess we that dumb and brought a February a taste for it. Just essentially people going, I don't know, but I'm trying to put the story together, yeah, not that you have to come in and be the final word expert, because that's just a set up to be wrong. Lord people saying I want a second opinion and the doktor not being like fuck you write in Rio. You should get a second, because what we should want here is that
a solution, not me to win some game that that's
It really would happening and Doktor Melick was like a hundred percent onboard limitless more information. Ok,
This is where we get into the like here: the facts: let's get the fuck and deep die of mother. This is the beginning of it. So
his controversial ruling. So this thing about Malik is here this controversial ruling. In the case of a patient's debts,
this patient, who died in a hospital and the look the woman who was facing legal issues, was an end Lee. The nurse anesthesia s anesthesiologist, now
and asked to test a hard one. It is a big issue. She was a woman named Virginia Kelly and he helped her in the in the case of a patient's dive. Helter avoid legal issues. While she was already facing negligence and malpractice charges, so he helped get her off by like writing. These, like you, know, fudging at a little lodging at a little bit
Does the name Virginia Kelly, sound, familiar carrier to Angela Dad nope? Oh, she is the mother of the man who, during the time of this case,
The grand jury case,
she's the mother of the fucking Governor Arkansas Bill, Fucking Clinton. What
Wait do harm
bill cleansing. Lithuania was accused of malpractice. She twice.
Since I am a liberal as fuck. Why? What are you think that I believe everything politicians as
either side or not. I abhor this isn't political. This is fucking politicians.
I think, also if we ve learned anything in the ass two years. Is that pretty much everyone involved in the government is crooked share lying liar who ended lie as we are all being lied to it just endless, and if you ve only learned in the past two years than welcome to the fucking parade,
I'm glad to find a bigger Bulgaria was just leaving out the am. I really wanted that to not be bill. Clinton's must now also have more than one malpractice yeah. Sorry, we can't afford it like now the in the average person I mean, ok, so that there is a I wanted really could they say that there is a book and, like you can't get all this, you can't get all the deep dives in all of this in any of the lake
recalls and there's like videos and documentaries and share you have to read the boys on the tracks by this woman amoral lever it. She
like gets into all of this shit, which I have to read. I haven't read it yet, but like it, it's like about the Kazan like a what now practice suits there were and what happened, which I read about in their bananas: alcohol, banana, okay- we just don't have time but of a glass of bill. Fucking Clinton,
And so this doctor Malik reverses back and charges against they'll Clinton's mom,
the Governor Arkansas, ok, so maybe
let the boys on the tracks was his first max first fuck up right, like the first thing that he like, ruled incorrectly, ok well over his career, his rulings and testimonies became problematic in more than
twenty additional to us now so he's the angel of death was just post mortem bright. Exactly
there are multiple instances showing that Malik testified erroneously in criminal cases, that his rulings were reversed by juries and that outside pathologists challenges, findings and my god, you need to read about it, because it's bananas, I'll give you two fuckin really great example. One case and maintained by the man was found.
Shot dead in his yard
like ruled the death of suicide, but this should have been shot. Five times in the chest come in another case a man was antennas home and Malik attributed his death to an ulcer, ok, but the dead men had been decapitated. Ok, listen to me! No! No! Not until you report, you listen to me, hold up Khazars more when well. It was crushing about this. For you listen to me.
Now accepts that the man
the man had been sitting in debt in his house for awhile and that the dog at chewed, through his neck and shoot, has had on what that's, how he got decapitated. Even those a clean, fuckin slice and led to the testimony led to a murderous murder leads us by going free, Sir a lot easier
what is it? What is the matter asked the eternal eighties question: what is your damaging really get asked? Yes, let the thought it a hundred this
This immediately makes me think of that blood's, better expert on the staircase, we're just like how he got away with that multiple times. It's for things like we, he believes himself. Yes, I said: that's the scariest thing as someone who, like is clearly full of shit or lying or wrong, and
and believes themselves. Yes, that's the scariest
that's easy to get carried away with lake? What knowing things means about you write? Well, the families tried to, like argue like argued with Doktor Mallika, initially of like this. How can you think, like try to reason with him document, got pissed off, pulled out the fucking autopsy photos of their children and tried to show the families these photos, Sir and one of the fuckin police officers or how to look like?
don't fucking do that. Dude, like this guy's, very problematic, ok, Buber, Villa
fine, just ok,
when Governor Bill Clinton was asked to comment about doctor
Alex bullshit. He praise Doctrine Alex Work and stated that the mistakes came from being overworked and underpaid. So doctor
I can clearly fucked up the case of dining Kevin,
which guarantee when I would think that leader slap on the rest or something right, lesser rethink yet, but no to my
after the grand jury ruling about the problem of murder. Clinton sent a proposal asking to raise Malik salary by forty one point: five percent laying area there. That's that's pretty unforgivable exactly so
Did you hear it's just a great site that I thought you were like at a hearing about this pair a few months later, Linda Ives, Kevin's, mother and
Malik, Haters formed an organization tat like stop. This from happening is called victims of Malaga incredible testimony and the acronym
vomit. What's her name hell, yes, Linda I've on it,
how great a that? Also just how disgusting MRS Lake, too
March somebody
not only not help you that it's their job energy out their duty is there's like their sworn oath, is
help you and use their knowledge to protect you and help you in whatever, and this person is doing exactly the opposite being terrible at it and then getting arrays for it. That he's just raised by like the high
wrap that you would go to point out the problem because, because
she's done a favor for that higher right, whilst the allegedly raw had allegedly was the real, allegedly allegedly, who knows I now: ok,
vote rasper. This has been fine. Let's leave Malik. My ok lacks we hit em, but
stay them into a different fuckin. Well,
well some call its motor and I dont know different well like a girl from the the ring. The s and come out with a long black, wet hair and wet and nightgown. You will, and it says
fucking, Mary Ellen. I do I'm mercury are carried out
a clear at Newport or get so
The police report filed seven months after the deaths of dining Kevin. That not re reads.
Confidential informants states that she has been told that the area the two boys died in is a drop zone for dope.
So
in the years that surrounded than the death of the boys residents near the tiny town of me, the tiny Mina Municipal Airport and Western Arkansas. It's about two hours from Bryant where the boys lived, Mina, Emmy Anais. The residents had complained about low flying aircraft late at night. Ok area,
turns out. That Mina was a drug learning hub in the eighties and early Ninetys and was where- and this is like this- is it
conspiracy. This is this is
now yeah, like you know, prevalent yes, that, like solid testimony that this is, I think that this is due name bury seal, who was a cocaine smuggling king pen operated out of the Mena Airport and cabin
six tinier, its main urban, makes perfect sense to you, because you're not gonna, be bringing an end to you know he's got these little. You got a little Cessna, I don't know it's a picture and yeah it's a little small place. You drop the drugs, you fucking go back over the tiny town, you pay off, and people who see stuff- and I like it, I hate, hey everybody exactly so real, quick, this about very seal which a net like separate, deep fucking dive into the studies. Amazing, amazingly awful, fascinating, ok, so
at the point of the boys tat he had already been assassinated by Colombians,
so he's not involved in the murder was his set up that right. So initially he was hired by the d, a two flights, a small, his small plain overtall low over this ever central american countries taking photos of rebels. So that d I was, I take photos- prove that, like this drug smuggling cartels what's going on, but then he became a double agent and began working with amid marrying cartel and smuggling drugs. So you ve got. The vote is really a second lotus
with an eye can drugs later
is back over the perfect Ceta Ervic set up. I think he eventually became a triple agent and like
stuck in rapid on the cartel sherry dead. This guy was had. No, you know no honour, none when a perfect hiding place is read like in the DA's park, exactly it's almost like at a site, but with such movie now at us
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anyways the wrapper extra cash. Ok, but of course the high ups in the government like any, was like the FBI. The CIA are that D. They all knew about bury seal being this Ino undercover agent and they also new secretly that he was a double age and bring in drugs back, but they looked the other way for personal gain and they were like well he's doin, some gravers, it's like the iron Contra
In times they needed him near anytime, stern. Everyone can do whatever the fuck they wanted and actually there's a movie starring, and I wrote this down so I won't forget, starring Tom Cruise came like a year or two ago risky business, yes, that secretly about no, it's called American made, and it's about
a very seals. Ok I'll! Did you see that? No,
but I mine in Flanders, Kublai wife. I didn't see that one, but there is also a movie that I feel like a similar plot had Matthew Macaroni and he was the pilot. Well, I'm sorry that was about goals. Not drugs is one that was made a ninety one. That was like one of the old timers what lake, but this is in before, where the old timers like a Barrymore
John buried. My pc entering January were Lionel Barrymore and his brother, John ok, so the drugs are brought in from South America too, crazy these, like hangers at these, like small municipal airports, and that one of them was the tiny Mina Municipal Airport by local authorities who, like weren't in on the tape persona like noticing it, so they put up like lights and kind of like made it so that it wasn't easy for them. So, instead of landing at the airport, they started dropping small partials of drugs across the state and surrounding states from planes like they fuckin May. There Cessna have doors and shit ok, so one of these drop sites was supposedly in clearing near the tracks. Were the boys were found
some of the boys went out like second hunting and shit spot lighting
Do you mind if I say one theory that effectively just based on the information you ve told me so far? They
we're out in those woods to do their stun hunting or it's called, and there are
cops out, in those words trying to find people at the drop off and they killed those boys accidentally and then tried to set it up themselves. Incorrect thing it my swan, thrown up incorrect. It gets worse, pursued that ok, so in the years following the murder of dining cabin, a few different eyewitnesses start to come forward slowly, like in the early nineties end when combine those there
stories tell the story of what happened that night: ok,
The person came forward as a kid named Tommy Nigh House
the time of the murderous he's around twelve years old, but he's about nineteen when he comes forward. Finally, are some eighteen? I don't know he says that the knight of the murderous he was with some friends in the woods by the tracks and they spotted it from the woods and, like some bushes, arriving they spot a group of men, the couple men on the tracks and their hiding the bushes, and they witness to boys covenant on approaching the mental tracks, carrying their rifles just doing going along doing a fuckin thing and when Covenant on saw the grip of men on the tracks further ahead of them. The boys,
hesitate and then start to turning or on the other way, but they're called by one of the men to come towards them
and when covenant on hesitated according to Tommy
a shot is fired and they don't know if it's from Dawns guideline or like Ino it a warning shot, something whatever happens: cabin and Don. Take the fuck off yeah
Tommy this kid
recognised as one of the men on the tracks, because his mom is dating, have he's like a hundred percent sure it's him.
The man is
a secure Dan Herman.
Goes back from over. The duty was in charge of the grand document renew and with anxiety, and there are those who are saying put me on this case- I'm an effect and exert bodies and and opposes fucking people why
and Herman, wet
ok after coming forward Tommy passes polygraph tests he's put into
capacity he gives video statements and when he witnessed than either of covenant on Smirnov, meaning he's a fucking, reliable, witness, yet
the boys. So the story got on that. The boys that, based on witnessed testimony, ran into their friend named Keefe Colony, who gave him a lift on his motorcycle to look recourse restored up to a pathos located there, so
Next part of the story that was observed that had witnessed it was observed by a man named Ronnie Goodwin, who told state police that he was driving by when he saw two boys in the parking lot of the grocery store and when
and two or two,
officers showed up in their unmarked, but rut recognisable that it was a cop car because of the second antennas and shit they
show up in a cruiser to the boys, yet
you guys passports and another law and witnesses the officers beating the two boys, including one of the officers hitting one of the boys with a but end
rifle and then throwing them into the back of the crews are and heading towards a dirt road that leads the tracks, and this is
early before the grand jury, testimonies, fuck, like that had happened, is available, so he getting Hitler face with a but of a fuckin rifle, isn't something that was like,
I probably well known rate in it
incredibly specific and at least as you said, that very specific, like wound and Margaret Clear, which I am sure old, Ronnie Goodwin like who knows he could have been the principle of lies goal. He could have been the guy that hangs out sharers used for working life, but all the sudden that somebody who has a true fact that, like Caroline robberies at exactly which it must be bone chilling to ever the nineties cop, is that starting to like listen to these stories. Damn Herman! Oh you mean that a good one, not about what view whoever right hours narrow is ever the detective going. Ya'll take I'll. Take your statement on this old murder. L! Let me
about Thou gaze, our here all in its just so crazy, okay, so eventually annual read about it in the boys on the tracks. There's three witnesses that eventually come forward to corroborate the grocery store story to have them. Two of those witnesses are murdered when they were called the testify about this in the new grand jury to hearing there's one grand jury hearing, eventually that comes together and to these guys are murdered. Why I say that
the next witness to come forward. As a woman named okay, this fucking woman, I mean love her forever, her name Charlene Wilson and she's
basically like the night,
what you would have done in the eightys, which is look if you looked fuckin hot in here, like I'm, an update everyone and do drugs and have the most went on my oh yes and she's, this fuckin guy and she's just having a black she's doing whatever she's fuckin around Charlie's low Wilson had kind of how to come to Jesus moment and she gave secret testimony to the federal investigation, including a videotape. Confession is also for pitch professional letter sign in front of three local office officials and may ninety three so once
suppose. I wish you had this like I'm not gonna. Do this shit anymore, be sure, and so ninety three she comes forward with her story
at the time
the boys on the tracks murderous Charlene was dating down. Our manner
and she claimed that she had been on the tracks, that night with Harmon and a guy named Keith Mc Caskey, whose meth dealer unknown police and format and a couple other people, including two fucking local cops for a drug
drop, so you saying that the cops accidently shot them? No, the cuts were fucking and Catherine. There. It's a fucking, be muscle, Damn Harmon and this drug dot drop
has been than they were there, because she too,
then a summer of nineteen. Eighty seven so like before it right before this happened that summer one of the drugs drops disappeared, so they think that fucking locally,
Aids grabbed the drugs and land in dead. It's a bag of co. I mean yeah, it's a big duffel bag fails at times a million dollars co. So many parties are aimed at the girl she still correctly. So damn Harmon his like on the news like this
I can confirm this is fucking pissed off, so he brings out some of his men to watch the delivery on the night that cabin incessant honour walking by oh and they are expecting delivery of three to four pounds of cocaine and five pounds and weed
and surely was supposed to make the pick up that night, but she had been quote high bawling, which is a myth,
cocaine and crystal meth.
Girl was totally quote strung out yeah. You were you that such a crazy company, who should that's like when you get a red eye and you put a shot of espresso into cowards, just like pick a lane, and she there's an end. So this is really great.
Grey areas. Disgrace it tells you a lot of documentary called obstruction of justice. The mean and connection which is on Youtube and you and she's interviewed in it, and this fuckin she's like she's, not in having better parking lot, can she's fuckin backstage at the badly asked you probably got quaint she probably got sober and then her and she was just like kept telling our sponsor like neck.
Sorry, I know that you are on the right track, except that acts the sliding last or the sliding DORA theory Loca you're right
that says she supposed to make pick up, highlighting they told her to wait in the car when they go to the drugs like to get pick it up
and she didn't tell she saw the little kid Tommy. Remember him yes running from the gunshot whenever it it's a little cloudy. Ok
he gets out of the car. She goes further than the men who had intercepted a group of boys at the drop site which is Fuckin Tommy and on and maybe they're Frank Keith Ray
motorcycle and who may be got away.
Accordingly, shortly in some of them had managed to get away, maybe Keith, but cabin and dawn were captured and when she got there, Dan Harmony, men interrogated them as ever lying on the ground, face down, hands tied behind their backs, and they were kick.
And beaten and finally executed. So charlatans Ike.
This is the story. She knows it for
yeah, there's more to like just fuckin Rita, so the grew
of men led by Damn Harmon than loaded the rest of the drug drop into the car. They wrapped covenant on up in a tarp from Wilson's car,
and put them in the trunk of the car, and then they moved the quote. They moved up the track a little ways and remove the boys and laid them across the tracks,
According to Charlene. She says is that point she freaked out internal running away from the scene, she's like I'm on math and coke and be sucking. I can bunch of warlike, can't you teenage boys teenage boys. Imagine
but just islanders.
That's just drug use and cheap improbably was like by that point. That was dislike standard, fair, fair, but if you have to go, do something stressful, as is like a drug draw yeah. How are you on white drugs anyway and then like of course something horrible happens? I mean it's. The answer to a lot of things were. It was the eighties. Yes, that's right that was eighty didn't know. Meth was bad for us. It act then surely that got it was. It was given to us as a diet pill. It was fun bump just to get
passed at midnight era. You know,
Look I'll bet there. Oh this is besides. This is just me.
Knocking shit out of school. But she was this. Chick Charlene was also the acts of a man who-
been convicted, was a conviction
you fell in his name was Roger Clinton,
he was a half brother, a bill Clinton. Oh shit, justice,
justice underside note, we heard a lot about Roger Clinton than the Clinton narrow way. I was he was troublemaker idea. They realized I'll, bring her. Where does this go to? Let all the Fucking Job sub over the river against this is crazy. You know it
Herman Dan Arming, so then Dan Armand than theirs as new grand jury. That, like does convenes two fuckin figure it out Dan Harmon, uses that grand jury to find out what he could about who had informed on him. So he's in charge of the grand jury and he's calling all these people and giving all these fuckin secret documents to find out about what they knew about him, which is not cancel.
Can't be legal, seems unfair and to make it very clear and make it appear like they were suspects and
purpose was to discredit those witnesses so that if he ever got arrested and charged with drug charges, he could say that it was retaliation for
this grand jury trial, so called everyone had ever been fucking bed with
to be like none other disrupt tallying gets me now and he has a strong trial. It sure that's it! That's! In moral lover, s book the boys on the tracks so
we're getting their rooms, and so
from a casket who was one of the guys on the tracks, and I would like to inform the math dealer.
Before the grand jury. They called him to speak at the grand jury,
yet stabbed death in his driveway before he can second testify
He's colony. The boy on the fucking motorcycle
he dies in a mysterious motorcycle crass crash. Just a few months after DAWN and Kevin had died,
and had he had refused to tell authorities what he knew inside and he would only tell his father that quote. It was
hops,
covenant on he is on his motorcycle, the motorcycle crashes. It looks like he's being chased. He may be had his.
Slit before he crashed, but there is no autopsy. What's it called you know requested, so we don't know
yeah, but the drank the grand jury did rule conclusively this time, not probable homicide, but definite homicide about covenant, dawns, murder, eventually down Herman, finds out,
what about our fuckin girlfriends testimony
and so a nineteen eighty two Damn Herman set her up and purse.
We must hurry for a small amount of drugs plus weapons charges. He fucking set her up, yet he arrest her personally hands her. The fucking, like cuffs harasser, even though he'd been dating her and like having her ass. Her in his drug meal,
he prosecutes the case against her
this seems unfair. It's her first drug offence, which usually is button probation re. He offers
a plea bargain, I'm a hundred and sixteen years of sheep
go fuck yourself. She gets
since the thirty one years. In jail, I can't
tell for sure, but I think she still fucking there, no yeah
It's been thirty one years, it's been like thirty two years, and so
Thirty years I don't know she's I Tartuffe to find her, which I wouldn't do the same thing. If I were her, I would be very hard, yes real. So when any one authority try to look into the case, including this woman, another fuckin heroin named Jean Duffy, she gets appointed federal narcotics investigator in town she's, newly appointed and the nine is she starts. Uncut she's told like don't hate her like hiring commanders. I don't look. Hey just half like walking to the office like good luck with everything. Here's a second cactus order by the way don't look into any drug charges against anyone in are like circle like anyone,
in in em
our jurisdiction, yeah yeah stomach, and it just don't do that
ok thereby enjoy your fuckin trachis. We
Can anybody in army would be like I'm just a couple? These files and she's interviewed in the second
document or in she's, just like the loveliest nineties, haired woman, you about procedure, so she did it so she's newly appointed the ninety. She starts to uncover the cover up of the boys death,
Dan Harmon in fact, and loses a shit and starts it. Go on the attack.
And she when she realizes he's part of it. He leaves a smear campaign against this lovely second lemon with nineties hair, accusing her everything from embezzling funds to child abuse and the paper the newspapers in the fuckin journalists are like in on it and, like anything down Herman, says it out her though fucking prance yeah. So then he tries to subpoena her to find out everything she had on him, including secret informants and she's, like you can't do that,
she starts to fear for her fucking life because she refused to trash it over, which is which meant she would have gone to prison and she got like a secret inform. It was like hey, they're, gonna, kill you in prison, that's your fucking plan yeah, so she wasn't a fuckin hiding. Then
After a long shit, she becomes a teacher and taxes such as like he added don't doll
and that ninety Sarah's, like it's now some weirdly fifties, hair exact same but second Jean Daffy, that poor woman like a great career as like a fucking honourable person. Instead I mean that's talk.
Like there's a part, as Taiwan Centre is other people that went in to like yes, those kind of positions with noble intentions and got caught up in Shetland recent. Unlike people quit when she could, she got fired from her job because she couldn't do her job correctly, because down Herman was waging war against Ursa, like five of her informants, like that, you know not informants, but they were like cops who are like.
Her such a fucking quit. So those dues like when and how these incredible jobs and in Ladys so almost
in nineteen, eighty six Dan Herman finally gets fucking caught for his shit, he's convicted of racketeering, conspiracy, extortion and drug possession with intend to distribute. He gets ten years he's released in nine years in any got arrested and George charges again in two thousand and ten, I can't tell I think he still in prison but like
Everything turns out, he was completely fucking.
I think that this whole time, wow later in the two thousands and on one of the police officers, who was alleged to have been on the tracks at night and beaten and taken to the voice of the tracks, this guy named J Campbell, who had like gotten higher and higher up. He and his wife were arrested on many drug charges and sentence two decades long terms in jail shall, like thereof fuckin and on that yeah. The families of Kevin and on are still not receiving cooperation from the sailing County sheriff, who happens
be a guy named Rodney right. Who is he
he's fucking down Herman's nephew now, as recently as twenty sixteen Linda Ives who's, not fuckin, given up the fight, has filed suit against multiple government agencies for refusing to answer her freedom of information, ACT, requests and four with holding info route in regard to the deaths. So she still fuckin on this shit. The government's responded to her suit by asking the court to dismiss the suit, because it's in on cause it's an ongoing investigation and the king
is still open to this day. She says it's not a political issue with her because they were never a political family, but
and tell the Arkansas political machine reached into their lives and destroyed the twink tranquillity that they had
a family, yes and that's it.
Fucking voice on the tracks, the bugging tip,
the iceberg. Ah I mean
but because I have to say when I saw that on I'm sure was answer, Mr Guess, where
All that stuff words just like the weirdest, its clearly a set up of trying to make it seem like boys, committed suicide right when they were dead, and it only worked because every one was in the pocket of everyone else. Yeah like when you look at that as a person who reads a luxury, crammer divert you're like bull
one of the options is: there's a really bizarre serial killer, that lasting, kill people, and then
fuse people which is like you ve, never heard it like a doesn't line up with any of that, yet completely lines up with cover up with, like somebody like, I don't like conspiracy theories, but it's like this is the only fucking fitness like makes more sense than the boys.
Anything this is it. This is the thing that oh, like every little puzzle, pieces and sweets. I fucking conspiracy, theory, there's proof and all of these people
you know. They all went to prison later. They all wearing each other's pockets. Malik got fucking like fired and promoted to something else on. Bill Clinton became president like everyone, and he did fucking get Bill Clinton mother out of lino all this legal Porsche again like damn Herman did fucking life like as proven that he was like the judge, was in on the taking of acting on average. They are not a conspiracy. Will I mean it's: it's actually a true conspiracy theory, my it's like the concern there are, and that's thing, Maria and learn these as more and more is a lot of conspiracy theories were right and
because they were freaked out by it or, like you know, weird. I urge like shit like that. Wormwood like on ethics, it's like yeah. They it's actually a known fact that they, the sea I gave lsd to people who didn't know about it to see how they would react. That's not me being like a fucking, weird, conspiracies right, that's that's
truth is simply the truth. Animal and a lot of people who are like, I don't like conspiracy theories of the kind of people are like. I don't all I also don't like the truth. I just want something: that's not gonna rock the boat or like freaking me out, but they can stay confused like aliens with the guy.
Doing something nefarious, also small town like we're talking to me out small town Arkansas. So this is, you know, families, relatives, everybody who knows people, it's all
all those relationships are that's how a lot of those towns is like I'm, the sheriff now you're gonna be the sheriff. When I die every book,
keep all the secrets exactly where we have them and nobody mess around and, like I mean honestly, what a great way to Caen
I conceal a murder. Yeah
you know the trans coming at four fuckin? Thirty
still in the dark. How do we hide this bad? You know. Rawdon Harmon was high as few as Pelion. What is called the speed ball too
I take it a little too far and they killed the boys what's a great way to fucking hide this. It's not it's not like. It would have worked. The fuckin
train conductor never seen the boys. That's right, that's what they thought was gonna or if the medical examiner had been legit and was like. You know. Now. This blood is old there. These wounds like if the parents had been people who believed
in the government or hadn't. You know
the fast in how many did get away with it. You know I mean like how many out there that they're like Linda Divers, wasn't there too fuckin scream about that's right and call vomit on everything? That's right gather.
That's amazing and
poor, obviously crazy, it's one
my favorite ones, then
it will also cause it's very satisfying. Doesn't it can you start talking about like the low low plain drops of draw our right now, we're in a whole different thing is not small town. America. I want to give there's an unexplained, dash, mysteries dot com website and there's a dude name having. How would you say, I'm sorry, a person who might be out late in lots of french word: Leumi Aquila, Mew Le Mew, who like broke it the fact down in a way that was like he
Did I hear she did a thing that was like based on all these people's testimonies? Here's! What happened unlike told the story in a perfect way, and I love that it was great, because I can't even tell you how much like how may fucking sites I've been do others. It's really fun.
The sun, rabbit or yeah, that's great yeah,
really fascinating and, of course, the boys
cracks by Mara, elaborate. Let's all read at thirty book.
Deanna Sums gun. Oh my fired up now. Also, then it makes me think of like. I wonder if others simply no there's that there's an area I think it, while I'm sure every state has won but like there's that triangle in Massachusetts, words like crazy shit, happens and don't go there, Thomson and all that stuff, and it's like
we had drunk drop like I wonder how many things like that that are like urban areas of land air which lives here and then all the kids like go there, but then don't go any closer to the people, get killed or whatever and just like, don't go Airbus's we're to shipping cocaine into this little cabin. It makes me think that, what's that place, where all the Columbia
now the cooking comes from.
No. I know that one really well, if someone like the ago, unless children
the federal credit unions in Lincoln, Nebraska yeah. What's a place called the Federal Credit Union, the hole in the name of the credit Union, Rayner navigates, the bohemian gravel bohemian grows in California,
as ever they go. There's a great last Boncassen laughed about that. Whole story was spent credit and they talk about. No, that's the one that Brad on gas. Yes,
it's Johnny guards, but then the bohemian Grove is basically insanely. Rich leaders and its
right by where I grew up. Jesus yeah, I know people that have like worked. There is cater waiters and stuff, but they have they do all this weird shit is very secretive. Can they have a care
waiter in us and TAT S. What really blackened happens thereon pencil. I would join that's how it leave booger leaner over recent years, people that say the only reason there's people talk about it. So much is just as it's all these rich politicians and millionaires lawlessness and then there's the other people who are like they have fallen, pagan rituals and they may kill children errand of whatever it is.
And who knows what the truth of it as its
I also find it goes our labours up and were never Goin, Arkansas. Sorry Arkansas! Now I M not alone, I'm like not allowed there. Any work is the story of how many people you call the fucking idiot and sport. I I just implicated everyone, and also Dan Herman's gonna, get a text it to em. Like I hear that the girls I maybe we're talking shit on you down like Dan HARM and Herman down Leon harm in town alone, my windows wedding, he's a lovely. Then we left an arm in town, that's leisure! What do you want to blend right, India or hurry? I just have a quicklime cause. This was so fuckin long speaking in a actually blends until the mansions of the gilded age Instagram. I actually events tag mean a thing called an answer.
Called cheap old houses that I just em
I swear on Instagram and it's just so
on who posts, houses that are under a hundred grand but they're like seven Gran to like
your grand that, like old victorians, that you have to go, live in like wherever the fuck fuck fuck fuck in Arkansas. Yet, but there are these and they show you through the house so too, in an empty, but it looks a little bit like abandoned porn, which I love and also a little bit like the change. The wallpaper in here. It's just like it's a deep dive check it out crazy. She,
old. How could also, along the same lines, watch the movie the money pit stirring Tom Hanks going on and no no, it was its Dan from cheer right. I, my friend Jennifer Gary and I watch that movie a hundred loved at some level, while mine this week is. I just got super crazy. I my friend a mass murderer. God bless you Dave he's been my friend forever. We were college remains. He told me to watch shits creek like a year ago, and if I think it's because the title I was like, I'm not into that broad stuff, I started watching it yesterday. I watched it for two full days stray lover. It is my fucking favorite, there's three seasons of it on Netflix, so brilliant and it is. It was created by Eugene Levy and his son,
Daniel. His real name is Daniel Lovey, but on the show, his characters name is David and sisters Consequent David, and it's my favorite entities, Jean Levy and what service and
Catherine, no herons lies another. I would watch anything therein. It is so good. It is so well written and it starts out, like you know, the rich people that fall and then they have poor people which we ve seen it before. So I in my judging judges, tv right away, I'm like I don't have time for it. It's so
her joke funny the
actors are so good, crazy, Catherine hairs accents alone. I can watch it like I'm already planning on re watching olive oil. I told you I was looking through this cause. You told me that earlier and there's a shits Krikorian way, shivered should realise as it here I t t ear. I know S. There's a shit arenas. Lisbon grew. I love it. You're gonna join that. There's me my men and already Alice it's over. You guys thinks you're wasting with long episode. That was some. How long Stephen this isn't even the longest episode I feel like because it was so much fun it as I feel that the other tat this was great. It was only three hours and ten year thanks, you guys for listening. We shall mature listening, love you for being here with us and we have the best time yet what a joy, what I jus s occasions, asexually until July Savings, locker,
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