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New Twist in Ex-NFL Murder Case as ChatGPT Evidence Emerges in Court | Gabriella Carvalho Perpétuo · True Crime with Gavin Fish

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  I guess it I guess it was just going to be a matter of time.
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  I guess it was just it was going to happen.
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  It was inevitable that some stupid criminal, some absolute
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  dillhole. Gavin.
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  Do we have dillhole music? Do we have dillhole music?
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  I think we do, button. That's professional.
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  Quibbler, Gavin Oh, Javi, we're going to have to do a take 2.
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  Hold on, hold on, hold on. Let's try the right that some
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  idiot criminal was going to use AI to try to get out of taking
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  responsibility for their Dill Hall ish crimes.
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  And we have candidate number one in our midst.
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  This is in the not so funny case of the murder of Gabriella
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  Carvalho Perpetuo. I know that I kind of started
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  with a little jocularity here, but it's not funny.
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  Her boyfriend, according to police ex NFL player Darren Lee
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  tried to use Chad GT to get out of to cover U his crime.
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  Let's put it that way. We're going to catch U on the
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  case. We're going to get to know the
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  case a little bit, get into the details.
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  The nittygritty I hoe you stick with me.
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  Hello there, my friend, and welcome back to another true
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  Thank you very much. Teresa Moyer says so much for
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  Uncle Google. Now we have Aunt ChatGPT.
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  Yeah. This case is opening a Pandora's
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  box for finance. What are we?
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  comments it highlights it on my end.
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  Anything you want me to read? This from News Channel 9 written
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  by Meg Doyle. This was back in February, back
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  in February, February 11th. This case has been going for a
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  little bit over a month now. My wife asked me to cover this
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  weeks ago because she heard it on a not true crime podcast.
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  She's like, this is a crazy, you got to check this out.
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  And we were just so into the weeds on Nancy Guthrie and Cory
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  Richins that I just I hadn't. But let's catch up.
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  February 11th, 2026 Meg Doyle wrote on newschannel9.com
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  headline blood in every room, new details at hearing for ex
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  NFL player charged with murder. I should start with just a quick
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  I just want to show our our victim here.
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  This is Gabriella Carvalho Perpetua.
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  She was the girlfriend of former NFL player Darren Lee.
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  Here is Darren Lee's his mug shots and photo of him in court.
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  For those of you watching on YouTube and on Spotify, let's
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  read this from Meg Doyle. Dateline Chattanooga, TN Former
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  NFL linebacker Darren Lee was denied bond Wednesday in
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  Chattanooga after a judge heard disturbing testimony about the
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  death of his girlfriend inside a rented Ultawa home.
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  I have no idea if I pronounced that delightful little location
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  correctly. Ultawa Ultawa.
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  I don't know. Lee is charged with first degree
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  murder and tampering with evidence in the death of
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  Gabriella Carvalho Perpetuo. We learned in court, continues
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  Meg the gruesome details about Perpetua's murder, including the
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  presence of quote blood in every room, close quote, and in a
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  vehicle in a garage. During the bond hearing,
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  testimony focused on whether Lee should remain behind bars as the
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  case moves forward. Hamilton County Sheriff's Office
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  Detective Brian Lockhart, one of the first investigators on
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  scene, described A chaotic and violent crime scene.
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  Quote, The scene was in disarray, Lockhart said.
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  You walked in the door, There were boxes, a lot of stuff in
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  the living room. The deceased was in the floor
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  lying on her back. close quote. Lockhart said.
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  Lee was inside the home when deputies arrived.
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  According to testimony, Lee told officers Perpetuo had narcolepsy
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  and likely fell in the shower, causing her injuries.
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  Ah, the old fell in the shower gag.
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  Now what's the what's the right word?
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  The gambit? The old fell in the shower
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  gambit causing her injuries, Meg continues.
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  Investigators said the evidence did not Max the match the
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  explanation. Lockhart testified there was
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  blood on the staircase, hand rails, walls, floors and nearly
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  every room of the house. A vehicle in the garage
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  registered to both Lee and Perpetuo, also tested positive
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  for blood using Blue Star, a chemical detection system.
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  There was blood going up the staircase on the hand railing.
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  There was blood on the walls. Let's see, on the handwriting on
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  the hand railing. There was blood on the walls.
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  There was blood on the floor in the living room.
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  There was blood on the floor in the hallway, in the stairs.
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  There was blood in just about every room except 1, Lockhart
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  told the court. He said the microwave was
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  shattered, glass was scattered throughout the home, and alcohol
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  bottles were present. Detectives also found cleaning
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  supplies upstairs, including bleach wipes, a spray bottle and
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  a full bag. An autopsy revealed what
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  Lockhart described as severe injuries.
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  Listen to this guys and let's bring up our victim here.
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  An autopsy revealed what Lockhart described as severe
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  injuries, including severe brain trauma, a broken neck, bruising
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  across her body, a large bite mark on her shoulder and thigh,
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  stab wounds to her legs and significant facial trauma.
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  The medical examiner determined Perpetuo died from blunt force
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  trauma going back. He said she fell in the shower.
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  He said she fell in the shower. Oh, my goodness.
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  Wow. This is in Tennessee.
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  Just ducky. I just saw your comment.
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  OK, I'm going to read that again so that you can see it, OK?
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  An autopsy revealed what Lockhart described as severe
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  injuries, including severe brain trauma, a broken neck, bruises
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  across her body, a large bite mark on her shoulder and thigh,
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  stab wounds to her legs and significant facial trauma.
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  She died from blunt force trauma, Lockhart said.
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  She was wearing pants but no top when found.
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  Under cross examination, Lockhart confirmed Lee was the
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  one who called 911. He said Lee told dispatchers.
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  Let's Gavin, let's bring up, let's bring up Mr. Lee here.
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  He said Lee told dispatchers Perpetua was unresponsive and
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  again suggested she may have fallen in the shower.
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  He did that on the 911 call, on the 911 call.
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  And remember, we saw this in the Ellen Greenberg case.
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  We saw this in the Corey Richins case.
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  The 911 call being used as a way to to either provide an alibi or
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  provide some sort of explanation before anybody got there
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  indicate, I'm sorry, investigators also located
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  Lee's. Excuse me.
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  Wow, Gavin. Gavin, what you doing?
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  Gavin? I'm I'm supposed to be using
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  Beyond but didn't get to that in time.
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  Investigators also located Lee's passport inside a BMW in the
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  garage in a bag containing clothing and personal items.
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  So he was getting ready to go on the run.
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  A Tennessee Department of Corrections and Parole officer
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  testified that Lee had been on probation for an aggravated
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  assault with a deadly weapon conviction in Florida.
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  She said Lee moved to Tennessee without approval from his
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  probation office, violating the terms of his supervision.
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  This guy is a winner, man. This guy is a winner.
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  Here's mugshot #2 Mr. Lee. District Attorney Cody Wamp
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  argued Lee posed a significant risk and should not receive bond
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  quote. This case is extremely unique
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  when it comes to all the bond factors.
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  Wamp said. Wamp detailed Lee's prior felony
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  convictions in Florida and Ohio. I think he did play at Ohio
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  State. The Ohio State University
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  continuing and said he was required to attend anger
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  management classes as part of his probation.
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  She noted that if Lee had completed those classes, his
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  probation would have ended three days after Perpetua's death.
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  The defense the defense asked the court to set bond.
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  Hamilton County Criminal Court Judge Torrey Smith denied bond,
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  ruling Lee will remain in custody.
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  During the hearing, Wamps said this case has two aggravating
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  factors that would qualify for the DP.
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  She told us after the hearing the DA's office hasn't made the
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  decision yet if they will pursue the death penalty in this case.
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  This case follows a previous incident in 2023 in Dublin, OH,
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  where records show Lee pushed a woman and punched her in the
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  face multiple times. Wamp said his probation is still
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  active for the Ohio case as well.
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  Lee remains in custody as the case moves forward.
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  Tell me what you think of this guy.
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  Tell me what you think of this guy in the live chat.
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  I Wow. So he's on probation in two
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  different states, in Ohio and in Florida, and he finally doesn't
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  stop himself or isn't stopped before the ultimate act is done.
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  Wow. That's just, it's
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  unconscionable, right? These kinds of things I see a
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  lot. I go into court, I'll go for
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  hearings. Sometimes I'll, I'll cover an
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  entire day of hearings. I'll sit down and, you know, the
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  court, the the judge, the lawyers, the probation officers,
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  everybody involved in there, the bailiffs and the sheriff's, they
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  all will treat everybody with great respect.
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  And a a defense attorney doing his job or her job, we'll say to
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  a judge, you know what, judge, we definitely should get bond on
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  this person. Yes, he has a criminal record.
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  Yes, he has three aggravated assault convictions.
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  Yeah. But you know what?
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  He has people depending on him. And the court will go, you know
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  what people are depending on him.
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  His job is what keeps a roof over the house.
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  So I'm going to do, you know, whatever a, you know, some light
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  bond, right, some non monetary bond.
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  You can, you can do the, the what's it called the work
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  release program. And they give these guys and
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  gals, it's mostly guys these lenient, like trying to give
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  them every opportunity in the world.
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  And listen, I mean, I understand both sides of this.
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  I I live in a county that incarcerates people at a crazy
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  high rate. Crazy high compared to
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  everywhere else it seems. And I get not wanting to just
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  incarcerate people. But dude, this guy, this guy
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  right here is on probation for assault in the states of Ohio
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  and Florida before he ultimately and allegedly it's not been
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  proven in a court of law. He but he is charged with the
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  murder of this beautiful young woman.
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  Like how many, how many chances are we going to to give?
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  Right? What are you guys saying over
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  here? Let me, let me just kind of go
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  through here. Kentucky Granny says I have
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  family that live there, a quaint small town.
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  But Yikes. This was awful.
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  Awful. Yeah, it is me scrolling down.
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  I did see a couple, Robert. The ruse, says Gavin.
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  Yet another example of traumatic brain injury rage in a football
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  player and a previous DV charge probably not taken seriously
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  enough. Yeah, exactly what I was saying.
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  Right? I'm sure you shared that before
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  I said that. Real happy.
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  He was a ticking time bomb, in my opinion, Gavin.
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  Yeah, it's it's just absolutely crazy that that this guy, that
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  this guy was allowed to be out. He's on probation twice.
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  OK, so that brings us to a an updated, albeit dated.
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  I mean, it's about a week old, but an updated article from the
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  AP written by Jonathan Matisse on apnews.com is where I found
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  it. Links are in the description to
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  all of the articles that I'm using tonight.
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  Ex NFL player charged with murder consulted AI before 911
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  call, authorities say Dateline Nashville, TN A former football
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  player who was charged with murder in his girlfriend's death
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  in Tennessee asked an AI bot for advice.
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  Excuse me on what to do about a woman's injuries and what the
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  signs of a fall are. Before he called 911,
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  authorities said in court. New York Jets first round draft
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  pick Darren Lee's conversations with ChatGPT about Gabriella
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  Gabriella Perpetuo started on February 4th, the day before
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  first responders went to a home in Ultawa, Chattanooga suburb
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  for a call of CPR in progress and found her already deceased,
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  according to messages displayed by prosecutors during the court
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  hearing on Monday. Yeah, they, they, they displayed
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  it in the hearing. The full on ChatGPT
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  conversations. The AI Well, let's see.
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  Lee faces charges of first degree murder and of tampering
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  with or fabricating evidence. He's being held in jail without
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  bond. The AI inquiries shown in a
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  Chattanooga courtroom did not admit wrongdoing and in one
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  instance, Lee calls the injuries quote self-inflicted. close
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  quote. But the Hamilton County District
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  Attorney Cody Wamp said Lee was using ChatGPT as a legal
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  adviser, asking it quote to basically give him advice on how
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  to cover up your crime scene. Close quote.
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  I need to play it again, guys. It's going to make me feel good.
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  Yeah. Uh huh.
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  Using ChatGPT as his legal advisor, Deputy public defender
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  Mike Little. Poor Mr. Little.
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  Listen, he has to defend this guy and and we need him to have
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  a good defense. So I hope Mr. Little is up for
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  the task. Deputy Public Defender Mike
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  Little, who represented Lee during the hearing, said
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  something happened, but we don't know what happened.
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  The judge found probable cause to advance the case.
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  Yeah, I'd say so. Right.
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  In one of the messages displayed by prosecutors, Lee says quote
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  don't know what to do right now. Fiance did her crazy thing again
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  and now she's messed up. I wake up and she has two
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  swollen eyes. I didn't do anything
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  self-inflicted. She stabbed herself, slit her
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  eye. I don't know.
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  But she isn't waking or responding.
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  What do I do? Tell me what you think in the
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  comments. Is he trying to be smart to
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  cover up his crime by showing hey but like establishing a
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  timeline by establishing you know what he was thinking or was
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  he actually looking for legal advice Going I know the chat GP
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  is not ChatGPT isn't going to tell me if I admit that I have
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  that I have done harm to my girlfriend here so I I need to
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  tell it I didn't do anything Like is he dumb or is he Dumber
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  is my question. Oh my goodness.
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  Another Lee message asked the bot what to tell a friend about
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  handling someone non responsive when the friend doesn't want to
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  call police. ChatGPT replied in part quote.
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  Here's exactly what to tell your friend.
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  This is the safest way to handle it without framing it as police
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  trouble. close quote. Lee also asked about physical
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  signs of injury of slip and fall in the bathroom or shower.
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  Lee told deputies that the woman may have fallen in the shower.
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  But according to an arrest affidavit, there were extensive
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  amounts of blood in different areas of the residence that were
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  consistent with Lee's state. And I'm sorry, inconsistent with
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  Lee's statement. Authorities carrying out a
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  search warrant found multiple kinds of trauma to the woman's
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  body, including a stab wound to her abdomen.
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  So this is, this is new information since February 11th.
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  So including a stab wound to her abdomen, an apparent human bite
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  mark on her shoulder, a large bruise on her head, black eyes
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  with heavy swelling and dried blood on her face and neck, the
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  affidavit said. I tried to find the affidavit.
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  I tried to get a hold of it. Wasn't able to do it in time for
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  tonight's live stream. She also had a severe brain
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  injury and a broken neck, A Hamilton County Sheriff's Office
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  detective testified at a prior hearing she had more stab wounds
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  on her legs while wearing pants without cut marks, suggesting
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  the pants were put on afterward, Wamp has said.
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  What? Oh my goodness.
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  And body camera footage shown on.
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  In court Monday, Lee told investigators who responded to
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  the house that he was sleeping a long time before he found his
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  girlfriend unresponsive. I want to call shenanigans on
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  that. I need a shenanigans sound.
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  Wanda, you think you can work on that?
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  Maybe like, I call shenanigans kind of kind of sound effect for
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  that one. Come on.
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  He told investigators he saw her lying on the couch and asked if
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  she wanted anything to eat, and when Perpetua didn't respond, he
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  said he called 911. I thought she was found on the
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  floor topless. Crime scene detectives also
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  identified blood that had been attempted to be cleaned in
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  multiple areas of the house, in addition to cleaning supplies
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  near where testing confirmed blood stains, but no blood was
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  visible, according to an affidavit.
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  Perpetuous Families filed A wrongful death lawsuit against
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  Lee. Wamp has said Lee was on
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  probation in Florida for aggravated assault with a deadly
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  weapon in one county and battery in another, and on probation in
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  Ohio for attempted battery. This guy, man.
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  The 31 year old Lee played 58 games with The Jets, Kansas City
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  and Buffalo from 2016 through the 2020 seasons.
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  The former Ohio State linebacker was the 20th overall pick in
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  2016 by The Jets. He was the defensive MVP of the
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  2015 Sugar Bowl. Wow.
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  I just, I just, I, I just can't with this guy.
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  I just can't. I cannot believe it that he's on
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  probation for battery, aggravated assault, and
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  attempted battery in three different jurisdictions.
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  What the devil, man? What the actual devil, Terrence,
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  thank you very much for the Super chat.
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  Says I live in Chattanooga. This case is disturbing.
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  And let's see, I saw Jude the tiger.
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  Thank you very much saying come on YouTube, pay the man.
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  I know, man, there's something I need to get better at what I do.
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  I guess I don't know. I don't know.
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  Thank you very much for that super chat.
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  Appreciate that. Let's see a couple of other
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  comments. Teresa says Lee also used the
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  asking for a friend excuse. Ah yes, the old fell in the
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  shower gambit and the asking for a friend excuse.
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  Scotch's mom says I think he is dumb and Dumber.
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  Yeah, blood in every room except one face palm.
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  Indeed. UNC Tar Heel says Dumber for
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  sure. And yeah, yes, he's dumb as a
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  rocks his black widower, poor Gabriella to go through that
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  Real happy. Says there's no defending his
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  conversations with AI in my opinion.
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  I'm telling you that this is the new, this is the new forensic
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  Shangri-La Man. Just all the digital stuff.
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  It is the modern version of fingerprints and DNA.
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  It is, it is the latest thing that I mean, people are just
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  absolutely stupid. JRE says Gavin.
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  Are there prisons under prisons? Because that's where this guy
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  belongs. Yeah, yeah.
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  Crazy. Just Ducky, Ducky.
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  Ducky, Ducky. No, this is funny.
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  Like, we take victims seriously. We take crime seriously.
• 28:46
  We take victims families seriously, but we don't take
• 28:50
  ourselves seriously, Ducky says. I guess they thought playing for
• 28:55
  those teams was punishment enough.
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  Mooney. So slip in the shower, but blood
• 29:04
  in every room? Yikes.
• 29:06
  Yeah, I don't just wow, just wow.
• 29:13
  So we're going to have to keep our eye on this one.
• 29:15
  This is one that I definitely am going to keep up on the old
• 29:19
  Stream Deck so that I have the buttons ready when when I need
• 29:24
  something. But yeah, that's what we've got
• 29:29
  for today. So let's.
• 29:31
  But it's not all. It's not all.
• 29:33
  Don't say Gavin. What?
• 29:34
  We're done. Half an hour.
• 29:35
  No, guys, we got other segments. We got other segments of the
• 29:39
  show. And by the way, I was talking
• 29:40
  with Kimberly. Are there other ideas for fun
• 29:44
  segments? I'm enjoying the whole 3
• 29:45
  questions and headlines thing. I hope you guys are too.
• 29:48
  Speaking of which, let's get on into three headlines, shall we?
• 29:58
  Guys, in this segment, I answer three of your questions.
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  My favorite kinds of questions are the ones where not only can
• 30:06
  I answer them, but you can answer them too.
• 30:08
  And I think I got a couple of those today.
• 30:11
  You can send your questions to three questions at
• 30:13
  gavinfish.com. It's spelled out THREE questions
• 30:15
  at gavinfish.com. And I will endeavor to do my
• 30:19
  best to honestly to completely answer your questions, whether
• 30:24
  they are deep and serious or just, you know, probing of my
• 30:29
  personality and past and, or past.
• 30:33
  I guess so, yeah. And Mooney is saying Gavin is
• 30:39
  Javi, is Javi on vacation right now.
• 30:43
  Obviously, I'm pushing the wrong buttons here.
• 30:47
  Javi is not on vacation. He has toggles and switches and
• 30:53
  a few buttons, but I I don't know, maybe I'm a control freak.
• 30:57
  I'm a micromanager. I have, I have my buttons as
• 31:00
  well. I have these buttons.
• 31:03
  I have these buttons and it's time for me to get another live
• 31:07
  stream. I'm going to have three.
• 31:09
  I'm sorry, Stream Deck. I'm going to have three of them
• 31:10
  in front of me here pretty soon. Yeah, but maybe I do need to
• 31:15
  hand over some of the button pushing responsibilities to Javi
• 31:20
  for sure. OK, question #1 where is the
• 31:26
  question number one comes in from?
• 31:27
  See me question is this is a hypothetical.
• 31:32
  If you were physically able, would you rather climb Everest
• 31:36
  or deep dive and tour the Titanic?
• 31:41
  Well, this actually, this isn't that hard of a question for me.
• 31:43
  I'm, I'm, I love the mountains. Grew up in the Rockies right
• 31:48
  until I was about 8:00 and then spent all my summers there, all
• 31:51
  my winters there. Love the Rockies, I love the
• 31:54
  mountains, but I don't get the whole drive to climb Everest.
• 31:59
  I I just do not get it. I now I have a cousin who made
• 32:06
  it all the way up to base camp and I think second base camp and
• 32:11
  was on the list to go up to summit Everest when there was an
• 32:16
  earthquake. This was several years ago and
• 32:18
  she ended up being stranded there.
• 32:20
  I she's a lovely and delightful person, but cuckoo, Why would
• 32:25
  you want to climb that mountain? I don't get it.
• 32:28
  I don't get it. So for me, it's all about
• 32:30
  Titanic. I have been fascinated with
• 32:35
  Titanic since I was a little kid.
• 32:37
  Anytime there was a report due on something, I would find a
• 32:42
  Titanic book until I got into aviation.
• 32:45
  So I was like till about fourth grade, it was Titanic, Titanic,
• 32:49
  Titanic. That is I, I would love to see
• 32:53
  it. Now, I I do have some, I guess I
• 33:00
  have some, some deal Breakers that would make it so that I, I
• 33:06
  wouldn't go on an expedition. For example, if I were to get
• 33:09
  into a submarine that was going to take me down to the bottom of
• 33:14
  the ocean to look at Titanic, if I saw like an Xbox or a
• 33:19
  PlayStation controller in there controlling the submarine, I
• 33:22
  would not take that. No, I would not do that.
• 33:27
  So yeah, that is my answer to that question.
• 33:31
  You guys tell me your answer as well.
• 33:33
  I don't know, maybe I'm, maybe I'm, I just don't like climbing
• 33:36
  mountains. I've got an uncle who's all
• 33:38
  about climbing mountains. You know you'd like travels all
• 33:41
  over the place to climb these and and he is a delightful,
• 33:47
  wonderful man. Also cuckoo.
• 33:50
  Why, why are you climbing mountains?
• 33:53
  I don't know. You know, when you're out in
• 33:55
  nature, to paraphrase a friend of mine, when you're out in
• 34:00
  nature, it's either going to be too wet, too dry, too hot, too
• 34:06
  cold. You know where it is perfect.
• 34:09
  My living room question #2 what pesky bug do you hate the most
• 34:18
  from Arua? This is interesting question.
• 34:21
  I hear. I will tell you an interesting
• 34:24
  thing about me. I while it was not true as a
• 34:31
  young person, it, I don't know how this happened.
• 34:34
  I talked to a friend of mine who's a pathologist.
• 34:37
  She's an MD and she's really, really smart.
• 34:40
  But this is what happened to me. I used to be extremely reactive
• 34:45
  to mosquito bites. Then I go down to Argentina, I
• 34:51
  spend 2 years down there getting bit by all these South American
• 34:55
  bugs and I get back to the United States couple years later
• 35:01
  and I do not get mosquito bites. I just don't get them.
• 35:05
  And, and I try sometimes like it if we're in a place with
• 35:08
  mosquitoes, I'll watch them land on me.
• 35:10
  I'll let them, you know, bite me.
• 35:11
  I won't, I won't do anything about it.
• 35:13
  I don't get mosquito bites. I think in the let's see, I got
• 35:17
  back in 1997. So in the 29 years that I have
• 35:24
  been home from my mission to Argentina, I think I've gotten
• 35:27
  maybe 3 mosquito bites. So the peskiest bugs to me are
• 35:33
  the ones that go by my ear and drive me crazy.
• 35:37
  I don't like that. But as far as like bug bites,
• 35:41
  stuff like that, I don't care. There were some cool bugs down
• 35:45
  in South America, these giant wolf spiders that I loved.
• 35:48
  They were like burrowing spiders that would create these traps
• 35:52
  and they would, they would hunt small animals like frogs, mice
• 35:58
  and birds. I thought they were the coolest
• 36:01
  thing. So yeah, the pesky bugs I hate
• 36:04
  the most, the ones that go by my ear and and just drive me crazy.
• 36:08
  They bug me. They bug me.
• 36:10
  All right. Question #3 you guys tell me
• 36:12
  what your answer to that question is.
• 36:13
  Question #3 is from Kate. What is the first book you
• 36:18
  remember reading yourself without help?
• 36:21
  Not for school. Just a book you read for
• 36:23
  pleasure or interest on your own.
• 36:26
  Mine was where the wild things are.
• 36:28
  Huh. Well, that's a good one to start
• 36:32
  with. You guys tell me what your first
• 36:34
  book was. I I had the benefit of growing
• 36:39
  up with a writer dad and, you know, back in the day before
• 36:48
  before the Internet. Wanda, can we get a little, you
• 36:53
  know, nostalgia music? You're going here.
• 36:54
  Thank you. Back in the day, before the
• 36:56
  Internet, when people would have to have like encyclopedias in
• 37:02
  their house, and before books were more like decorations in
• 37:06
  people's houses, our house was a house with books.
• 37:12
  My dad's study always he had a library.
• 37:16
  And then in the living room there were more books, and in
• 37:19
  the family room there were more books.
• 37:21
  And like my dad was in is an avid reader, an avid writer,
• 37:27
  published off 3rd 3 or 4 times over.
• 37:32
  So I was surrounded by books and it's kind of like, I don't
• 37:36
  remember the first I I don't remember learning to drive a
• 37:41
  car, for example. I just have always been able to
• 37:45
  drive. I think it's because from the
• 37:46
  time I was a toddler, I was, I was, you know, shifting.
• 37:50
  I was sitting on the bench seat in the truck and I was shifting
• 37:53
  gears And when the truck was in combine out in the fields to
• 37:57
  clear rocks of a field or something like that, I would be
• 37:59
  the little kid, you know, steering the the truck, turning
• 38:04
  it, going it like a mile and 1/2 an hour.
• 38:05
  I've just always known how to drive.
• 38:10
  I don't remember ever learning it.
• 38:12
  I do not remember my first book. I just was always reading and I
• 38:19
  do remember my favorite series of books my dad had in his
• 38:24
  library. He had several shelves that were
• 38:29
  that were sets of books for us kids to read.
• 38:34
  And you know, I should. Oh, it's outside the office.
• 38:39
  I've found a couple of my of my early books, but and I have them
• 38:44
  in a in a container outside the door of my office.
• 38:47
  But in this set that I'm particularly thinking of, each
• 38:52
  book was only about 5 inches tall, maybe about four.
• 38:56
  In fact, it was probably about the same size, A4 by 5 negative.
• 38:59
  They were very small, but they were thick and they were stories
• 39:02
  of the Old West. So it's like Bat Masterson,
• 39:05
  Billy the Kid, Wild Bill, Buffalo Bill Baz.
• 39:12
  Oh, I am. I just want to say Lerman at
• 39:15
  this point, but Baz, I'm blanking out.
• 39:18
  But Wyatt Earp, just all the old cowboy stories and I devoured
• 39:23
  those books. I loved them.
• 39:25
  So. But if I were to think of maybe
• 39:29
  the now that now that I've been talking this through, who is the
• 39:33
  author of this? Let me look it up.
• 39:36
  It's a classic book. Jean Craighead George I remember
• 39:47
  reading My Side of the Mountain. I think I did that in school,
• 39:54
  but I was doing it for fun, I think.
• 39:56
  I think I did do a book report on it.
• 39:59
  But My Side of the Mountain is a 1950s novel about a boy who runs
• 40:05
  away from the city and lives on his own, learning to survive in
• 40:10
  the wilderness and And I love that book.
• 40:16
  Now as an adult, I don't read very much fiction.
• 40:20
  Fact you guys know I'm on a mission this year to read 6
• 40:25
  classics. I have so far this year read A
• 40:30
  Tale of Two Cities of Mice and Men and To Kill a Mockingbird.
• 40:37
  I'm moving on. I'm actually working on Martine
• 40:40
  Fiero right now, which is an Argentine classic, but but I
• 40:44
  think I'll probably be moving on to Fahrenheit 451 because
• 40:47
  Martine Fiero I I just have to take in spurts.
• 40:50
  It's tough. But anyway, a great question,
• 40:53
  Kate. I love it and I love that yours
• 40:55
  was why where the wild things are.
• 40:57
  What a terrific book. And I can't wait to hear the
• 41:00
  others that the other answers to the questions that you guys have
• 41:06
  in the chat. But before we do that, let's
• 41:11
  move on to headlines, shall we? True crime headlines.
• 41:23
  OK, just to keep us up to date in the world of true crime, I
• 41:27
  just thought I'd bring you a couple of these headlines, this
• 41:30
  one written by Sofia Sami Ali and News Nation.
• 41:34
  What happens after Utah mom's guilty murder verdict?
• 41:39
  Utah mother Cory Richens was found guilty of aggravated
• 41:42
  murder this week. Jury convicted her on all
• 41:46
  counts. She's slated for sentencing in
• 41:48
  May Richens faces 25 years to life in prison, with sentencing
• 41:52
  to be decided by Judge Richard Mrazek, who presided over the
• 41:56
  trial. Nathan Evershed, a former Utah
• 42:00
  prosecutor and defense attorney, said the judge will review a
• 42:04
  probation report here from attorneys and victim impact
• 42:06
  statements from Eric Richard's family before determining
• 42:10
  whether she will receive life without parole or a sentence
• 42:13
  that includes the possibility of parole.
• 42:15
  There will be multiple people from Mr. Richard's family.
• 42:18
  I would imagine his father, sister, others would be telling
• 42:20
  the court what this has meant to them.
• 42:23
  He said the only question is if there's a chance of her possibly
• 42:27
  having parole some decades from now.
• 42:33
  Let's see. After sentencing, Richmond's
• 42:35
  legal team is expected to begin the appeals process.
• 42:38
  Evershed said preparing A credible, thorough appeal can
• 42:42
  take up to a year as attorneys review and compile evidence.
• 42:44
  So lot is going to happen in the quarry.
• 42:48
  Richmond's case next in the Nancy Guthrie case.
• 42:53
  This written by Anthony Blair for the New York Post Sheriff
• 42:58
  leading Nancy Guthrie investigation faces massive
• 43:02
  recall effort from furious locals Chris Nanos, the sheriff
• 43:08
  in charge of the Nancy Guthrie investigation, is facing a
• 43:11
  massive recall drive from furious locals after the
• 43:14
  Democrat embarrassed the county, The Post can reveal.
• 43:18
  Daniel Boutierrez, a Republican congressional candidate,
• 43:21
  confirmed that he has already initiated the lengthy recall
• 43:25
  process. He said he has 500 volunteers
• 43:29
  working to collect signatures to oust Nanos from office.
• 43:32
  Quote, This is a bipartisan effort.
• 43:34
  It's not like we're trying to get signatures from one party or
• 43:37
  the other, Gutierrez told The Post from his home in Pima
• 43:40
  County, Quote. He has been an embarrassment to
• 43:45
  Tucson and to Pima County with this Nancy Guthrie case, he
• 43:48
  said, adding that last week's allegations that the sheriff
• 43:51
  lied Underoath about his employment history were the
• 43:54
  final straw. Quote, everyone's pretty
• 43:57
  disgusted, Democrats and Republicans, Gutierrez added.
• 44:02
  So yeah, I think what do they need?
• 44:09
  They need about 120,000 signatures, he says.
• 44:13
  I'm probably going to go for 135,000 right now.
• 44:17
  We have almost 500 volunteers to get this who want to get the
• 44:20
  signatures and five notaries to notarize the pages for everyone.
• 44:23
  So that's what's happening there.
• 44:26
  Emmy, I saw you bring this up in the chat.
• 44:30
  Ashley Buzzard makes 1st court appearance after two no shows.
• 44:33
  This at keyt.com by Jared Zinn. This one from today, Lompoc, CA
• 44:41
  Ashley Buzzard appeared in court today after she failed to appear
• 44:44
  in the last two hearings. Under advisement from Buzzard's
• 44:49
  public defender Erica Sutherland, Judge Dunkel began
• 44:51
  Wednesday's hearing by admonishing the media.
• 44:54
  Dunkle reiterated the press's restrictions to still photos
• 44:57
  only and prohibited any photos of her in handcuffs or appearing
• 45:02
  to be in custody. OK, so her next court appearance
• 45:07
  is April 1st where a ruling will be made on a motion.
• 45:13
  Erica Sutherland made the motion that the evidence records she
• 45:16
  received be sealed from the public.
• 45:19
  So we will see on April 1st, just a couple of weeks from now
• 45:24
  whether or not that motion will pass.
• 45:26
  And then finally today. This one was brought up to me by
• 45:30
  a friend of mine. This is not a case that we have
• 45:34
  been following, but this just boggled the old brain.
• 45:41
  This from KTBX Alleged killer bragged about burying missing
• 45:45
  woman under his garage. Tyngsboro, Mass.
• 45:50
  The remains of a woman missing for more than a year have
• 45:53
  tentatively been located after her alleged murderer recently
• 45:58
  bragged about the killing to a friend, authorities said.
• 46:02
  The Middlesex County DA's office in Massachusetts announced on
• 46:05
  Tuesday that 40 year old Sean Sullivan was arrested by
• 46:08
  Tyngsboro Police and charged with murder, assault and battery
• 46:11
  with a dangerous weapon causing serious bodily injury and
• 46:14
  improper disposal of human remains.
• 46:18
  Speaking at a press conference, District Attorney Marion Ryan
• 46:21
  and Tyngsboro Police Chief Sean Woods said the case took a
• 46:25
  recent turn when the Nashua Police Department in New
• 46:29
  Hampshire was contacted by a possible homicide.
• 46:32
  The caller reported that Sullivan allegedly told him he
• 46:35
  had shot and killed a woman named Jill at his home in
• 46:38
  Tyngsboro in or around January 2025 and had buried her under
• 46:43
  the floor of his garage. Searching a missing persons
• 46:47
  database, Nashville police learned Jill Kloppenburg was
• 46:51
  reported missing to Tewkesbury Law enforcement in Massachusetts
• 46:54
  in February of 2025. Investigators further learned
• 46:58
  Sullivan knew Kloppenburg and that she had been in his home
• 47:01
  and was with him around the time of her disappearance.
• 47:05
  There is Jill. Anyway, they executed a warrant.
• 47:10
  They spotted what appeared to be a large patched area in the
• 47:14
  garage. Ground penetrating radar
• 47:16
  confirmed an area of the garage had been cut and patched.
• 47:20
  After cutting through the floor, investigators discovered a bag
• 47:23
  containing human remains. The identity of the victim has
• 47:27
  not yet been positively confirmed.
• 47:29
  The remains were transferred to the Emmys office, which will
• 47:33
  make an identification along with determining the cause and
• 47:36
  manner of death. And they're asking anyone with
• 47:39
  information about the case to contact Massachusetts State
• 47:41
  Police at 781 897-8300. And I just thought that I would
• 47:48
  bring you that story. There's so many just Dell holes
• 47:50
  in the world, guys. So many.
• 47:53
  All right, let's find out what you guys are saying to the
• 47:55
  answers of three questions. Let me let me come on up here.
• 48:00
  Wow, a lot of comments here. Just ducky says I would love to
• 48:06
  see the Titanic. Jude the Tiger says I'm with you
• 48:09
  there Gavin, Probably about the whole nature thing.
• 48:13
  Nature is for the birds, man. Miss Chivo's dragon.
• 48:17
  If I were physically able and had to choose between Everest
• 48:20
  and Titanic, I think I'd injure myself.
• 48:22
  Instead. Teresa says no way.
• 48:28
  I go down in a sub to view Titanic for the same reason as
• 48:31
  you. I love water, but that is too
• 48:33
  deep for me. Jules says Gavin, you don't
• 48:38
  smell right. Think I think I'm OK.
• 48:42
  I I'm wearing a dashing Cologne, Aqua de Joe.
• 48:48
  I should be smelling OK. That's funny.
• 48:50
  Scotch's mom, RFK climbed Everett before he died.
• 48:54
  I'm glad he got to before his untimely death.
• 48:58
  Scotch's mom says I hate mosquitoes.
• 49:01
  Mischievous Dragon hates the fire ants.
• 49:05
  And Mooney says Where the Wild Things Are is the best book
• 49:09
  ever. Maurice Sendak, you know, Where
• 49:13
  the Wild Things Are Never, never spoke to me.
• 49:19
  But it's a classic, right? I think it's a Newberry Prize
• 49:22
  winner. Yeah, I I think, I can't
• 49:26
  remember. I'm trying to think of, like,
• 49:28
  the badge on our copy of it. I think so, Miss Chivo's dragon
• 49:33
  said we went to the library a lot when I was a kid.
• 49:38
  So maybe bread and jam for Francis or make way for
• 49:41
  ducklings. Nice Teresa first book Winnie
• 49:44
  the Pooh first chapter books was Hardy Boys.
• 49:47
  Love it. Let's see mine.
• 49:51
  Scotch's mom says mine was Are you their God?
• 49:53
  It's Me Margaret by Judy Blume in the 4th grade.
• 49:56
  Judy Blume books were amazing. I loved, I loved it when our
• 50:00
  teachers read Judy Blume to us. Good, good stuff, Diane Faris
• 50:06
  says. I climb Everest.
• 50:08
  The Titanic is too emotional for me.
• 50:11
  What about all of the, all of the failed, frozen, dead bodies
• 50:17
  of attempted climbers of Everest that you passed on pass on the
• 50:23
  way up? It just, I mean, I get it.
• 50:25
  I get it. I just, I just don't I Robin
• 50:31
  says crusade in jeans. I love that book.
• 50:35
  Jude the Tiger says treat yourself to the Count of Monte
• 50:38
  Cristo. I I have not ever read Dumas So
• 50:46
  and I think I probably should And, and honestly I have been
• 50:50
  enjoying this little time reading some classics.
• 50:55
  I don't know, Dumas thing though.
• 50:57
  I mean, I was really glad to, to read A Tale of Two Cities, but I
• 51:01
  don't think that I'll read Dickens ever again.
• 51:04
  I, I, it was beautiful. It was beautiful, but it was
• 51:08
  like torture for, for like, I don't know, 75% of the book.
• 51:15
  And then everything started falling into place and I was
• 51:17
  told by a publisher that Dickens get got paid by the word.
• 51:23
  So that's why he was so verbose. Was Dumas like that?
• 51:27
  Should I Should I dig into Dumas?
• 51:28
  I don't know. Let me keep on going.
• 51:34
  My grandchildren have bookcases in their bedrooms full of books.
• 51:38
  Also in the den. They all take books to read in
• 51:41
  the car with their parents. That's delightful.
• 51:43
  I love it. I love it.
• 51:47
  Any other comments? Oh, Robin says you don't smell
• 51:51
  right For the mosquitoes. No, the mosquitoes bite me.
• 51:54
  They they continue to bite me. I just don't have a reaction
• 51:58
  anymore. And I talked to my pathologist
• 52:00
  friend who said, yeah, it's possible that you just developed
• 52:04
  a a resistance to whatever it is that mosquitoes put in US when
• 52:09
  when they bite us, it's funny. I would recommend go visit
• 52:13
  Volcanoes National Park, says Emmy, rather than Everest or the
• 52:19
  Titanic. Yeah.
• 52:20
  You know, guys in the state of Utah, there is one that people
• 52:26
  don't people, people go to the big ones.
• 52:30
  They go to Arches, right? They go to Moab.
• 52:34
  But how many people go to Goblin Valley?
• 52:37
  Goblin Valley is amazing there. There are lots of great places.
• 52:43
  The awards for children's books are the Caldecott Medal.
• 52:45
  So maybe there's a Caldecott that that it won.
• 52:49
  Robert, the ruse says I try War and Peace because it would count
• 52:52
  for six books. But you might die from boredom
• 52:54
  first. Yeah, I'm just not into Tolstoy,
• 52:57
  man. And Emmy saying I'm currently
• 53:01
  reading the Amanda Knox book. Very cool, guys.
• 53:04
  Thank you so much for sharing that with me.
• 53:07
  And thanks for joining me today. We will be back tomorrow, 6:00
• 53:12
  PM Eastern. Before we go, hey, I wanted to
• 53:16
  share with you guys. Oh, thank you very much.
• 53:19
  Sevo girl coming in with another super chat.
• 53:21
  Thank you very much. Sevo girl saying enjoying your
• 53:25
  detailed analysis of cases. I'm thank you.
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  I'm I'm glad you're enjoying it. I'm glad you're here.
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  Thank you so much. I wanted to show you guys we in
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  the fish tank, which is where we hang out on Facebook.
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  The easiest way to get there is to go to my website
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  gavinfish.com. Click on the little fishy icon
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  in the upper right hand corner that will take you to the fish
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  tank. OK, I posted some pics.
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  Oh myself, I'm going to go ahead and just share these there we go
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  Do you see them there? Sunglasses look at those
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  sunglasses. These were so popular when I was
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  a kid and I wanted them so bad. I wanted them so badly, but I
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  just had AI had an addiction to the Sweet Factory in Sunrise
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  Mall there in Citrus Heights, CA.
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  I would spend all my money at Sweet Factory, like $1.50 or
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  $2.00 at a time. I just could not.
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  I just could not save up enough money to buy a pair of Olympian
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  twos from Ray Ban from Ray Ban. And being in my little nostalgic
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  mood, I was like, I want a pair of these.
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  I didn't know that these were These were first designed and
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  released in 1965. To me, they're iconic 1990s
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  sunglasses. But I found a pair of new, old
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  stock brand spankin new Ray Ban Olympian twos and look at these.
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  They are beautiful and I don't know, I just love them.
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  I, I, I wanted them so badly when I was a kid.
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  Look at these glorious things. This is the kind of stuff that I
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  share in the fish tank. What's funny is like, I don't
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  like gold. I, I don't like gold.
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  I don't like wearing gold. You'll notice that all of my
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  watches are stainless steel. I have one that's I have one
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  that's like a it's like a gun metal grey.
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  But most most of my watches are stainless steel.
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  My my wedding band. I can't remember if it's white
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  gold or platinum. I think it's white gold.
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  But the so I always feel like Liberace when I when I have
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  yellow gold on me. But I think these are the
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  exception. I might have to get I might have
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  to get a watch and a ring that is 2 ton for when I want to wear
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  the sunglasses. But aren't these amazing brand
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  new, Not a mark on them. Got him in the box with the
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  warranty card from 1993. And I'm just so happy about it.
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  And if you guys haven't noticed, I have kind of turned into an
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  eyewear collector. I've got way too many pieces of
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  eyewear. But yeah, I just want to share
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  that. And if, if you're into kind of
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  the personal side of my life, heading over to the fish tank is
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  a good place for that. Also, you know, go into my
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  Facebook page. I typically post on Facebook the
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  the page first and then share into the group.
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  But we got about 6000 people over there in the in the tank.
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  You are always, always, always invited.
• 56:52
  And lastly, before we go, I just want to give a very special
• 56:56
  shout out to those of you who support me by watching my
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  shout out to my YouTube members and to my patrons.
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  Thank you so, so much. Remember, if you're on the
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  rewatch crew and you are a Spotify user, you can watch this
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  video on Spotify and it really helps the channel.
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  If you do that, it helps me out. And also you can listen to this
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  in podcast form wherever you get your podcasts.
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  I invite you to do that. Does look like we've got a
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  couple last minute comments that I, I, I don't want to miss
• 57:35
  before we go antis saying Goblin Valley is my favorite.
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  Yeah, it's it's it's the best place.
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  Mental chewing gum says. This is my first time catching
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  you from the USA. I previously watched you from
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  South Africa in the middle of the night, but this is way
• 57:49
  better. I love your work.
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  Thank you. Well, Mental Chewing Gum.
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  Welcome to the USA. Glad you are here.
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  Robin says pretty sure Liberace had a ton of sparkling stones on
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  his jewelry. Yeah, I just always yellow
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  golden me. We don't match.
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  We don't match, Mooney says. Didn't know Spotify did videos.
• 58:08
  Yeah, I upload this as a video podcast to Spotify, and then
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  they distribute it as audio everywhere else.
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  All right, guys, I will stop going on and on.
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  Thank you very much for your time for for your interaction.
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  Thank you to the Super chatters. Deeply, deeply appreciate you.
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  We will be back tomorrow at 6:00 PM Eastern Time right here at
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  this very channel and I hope to see you then.
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  Until then, I bid you, I do take care of yourselves.
• 58:40
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