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105. [Kentucky] Vincent Goslyn Jr. · Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

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Everyone. Welcome to Bless, Dismiss and the True Grum Podcast. I don't
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care, here's do says. Hey, all right, we're back with the
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new episode this week. We're going to Kentucky and I don't remember the last
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time we were in Kentucky. I know we did Barnstown, which there was
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a breakthrough in that case. Share it. Did you read the updates?
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I did read the update upstate? What is the update? Somebody has been
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arrested. It was an ex boyfriend, wouldn't it, baby daddy, ex
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husband, ex boyfriend, something like that? Something this the man in her
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life. I would have came prepared. Well, you know, maybe you
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should always be prepared. Anyways, it was we had the murder of Crystal
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Rogers, so we did cover that way way back, if you want to
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go back in. That was more of our creative days. I did like
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a whole little intro with their town's YouTube page and all this stuff. But
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anyways, so all right, so it's all like that. Yeah, so
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we're going to try to make through this episode. We do have two sick
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children, so hopefully we make it through this. If not, it'll be
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delayed till next week. But we should we're trying, and then we had
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a lot of questions about us moving on Facebook because do try to cut me
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off. Last time said nobody care, but then apparently some people care.
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So we are a moved. We're moving out not the most beautiful part of
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Texas, but we're moving to West Texas due to my job, and we
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put an offer on a house that got accepted. So we're very excited about
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the house. And I am familiar with the area. I've traveled out there
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for work for like a lot over the last couple of years, so it's
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not gonna be completely shocking to me, but it's gonna be completely shocking to
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me. It's gonna be it is very flat and dry and everything like that.
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But I will you know what I do like about out there is there's
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no humidity, which I'll I'm telling you down here, it almost you can't
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go outside starting in mid May until now until now. I mean, it's
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away from this humidity. So anyways, it'll probably be a short move in
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terms of the grand scheme of things. I'm sure it'll probably be a couple
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of years. Will be out there and then I'm sure they'll move me someplace
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else. But until that time, we will be moving out to West Texas.
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ahead and get into this week's episode. Out of Kentucky. Vincent Edward Goslin,
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Junior was born September twenty third, nineteen eighty three, to Vincent Goslin.
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I was surprised and Rhonda Rippen Kroger. I'm probably pronouncing that wrong,
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but it's quite the name. And he was born in Louisiana. Not sure
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what part they just did in Louisiana. Now, just eight months old,
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his mother abandoned the family, leaving Vince to be raised by his father.
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That's terrible. Well, you know, I think about this, but I
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don't know what was happened in nineteen eighty three. I don't think they're up
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on the postpartum depression and things like that, so we don't know. I
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don't want to judge the mother straight off the bat, but there was a
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lot of you know, they didn't know about those things, and eight months
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in they she could have been suffering from postparum depression, or maybe she was
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just a shitty person. I don't know. I'm just I'm playing devil's advocate.
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I'm just saying, yes, you are. Now. His father wasn't
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the most stable in relationships. He was married six times throughout Vince's childhood.
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Could have been another reason the mother left. She's like, I don't know
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what Vince's dad was up to. Try to get up six times in his
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child that's sketchy right there. We don't know. It's either way. Poor
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Vince was the one that suffered in all this because he his mother left and
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his dad was basically just unstable. So during that time, Vince found a
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mother figure in his best friend's mom, and her name was Janet. Now,
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she was very supportive of him and was the stability that he needed.
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Now, Vince was into tattoos and baggy clothing, and he kind of looked
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like one of those grunge teenagers in the nineties. Whenever I saw pictures of
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him, you know, I'm sure he was looking like dirty and stuff,
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and he probably was. Now he was again, he had this unstable childhood,
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so he did get himself in a couple binds growing up, and by
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the time he was eighteen, he had two children with two different women.
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Now, despite his young age, he was a good dad and was in
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both of his children's lives now. Shortly after high school, Vince met Jesse
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Hall. Jesse and Vince soon were married and started a family of their own.
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In two thousand and five, at the age of twenty one, Vince
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decided it was time to get his life together and join the army. Now,
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he was deployed multiple times, but in his spare time, Vince and
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Jesse continued to grow their family. They would end up with three children,
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two girls and a boy. So all in all, Vince had five children
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before he even tried thirty. So he's busy. Him and Jesse. A're
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busy because we're busy with two and we're old. You're old, Yeah,
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but that means we're more tired. You're old two Steward Now, he loved
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his life though, he loved even though it was chaotic. He's in the
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military, all this stuff, he loved it. He loves spending time with
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his children. He loved playing disc golf, ice, fishing, and working
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on his cars. Now Vince and his family eventually ended up stationed at Fort
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Campbell in Kentucky. On February third, twenty twelve, Vince had just returned
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home from a deployment to Afghanistan. Him and Jesse decided that they were going
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to go out to dinner and celebrate his return. Now. They went to
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dinner at Old Charlie's. We haven't Charlie's here, don't we. Yeah,
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since a chin restaurant, I would suggest going to a better restaurant to celebrate
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coming back alive. At least bonefish. I mean bonefish gross really nice A
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salt Grass always comes through with the steaks. Ever been to Charlie's. I've
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never been. Yeah, I've been there once. It's okay, what did
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they serve? It's better than Applebee's. But oh well that's in TGI Friday.
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Well, Stuart, those are just microwave restaurants at this point. Well
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what did they serve at Old Charlie's. I don't even remember. It was
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just regular, like regular fair. I guess I don't know. Okay,
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it made zero impression on me. Well, maybe they were probably on a
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budget. They had five kids, and I don't know what Jesse was doing
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with her time besides taking care of children. Why are we gonna find out
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not to be well? Now I sound like critical staying up mother. I'm
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saying I don't know if she took care of the children. I don't know
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what she's in middaycare. We don't know what she did with her time.
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Okay. Anyway, so they got done eating Old Charlie's and they having poor
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taste. I will say on the I watched an episode of a date Line
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with these people. I feel like I know they're all on a military base,
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so the inbreeding was less likely. But I felt like it was just
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a large group of people in Kentucky, like everybody from I don't know about
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Vincent. We're not gonna talk bad about the victim of definitely his wife,
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the eyewitness, the friend of Vince, like they just looked like a rough
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crowd s. Dude looked like a lot of like cousin. Fucking aren't we
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all cousins at some point up the family tree? I guess. So.
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Anyway, they're heading home at about eight pm and they ended up off the
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main road on Fidelio Road, and as they traveled, they saw a vehicle
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that was broke down with the hood up. Vince decided that he was gonna
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pull over to offer some help to the stranded motorist. Soon after Vince exit
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the exits the vehicle to help the driver, shots were fired. Jesse is
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still in their car and she calls nine to one one. Now she's frantically
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telling the operator that she can't find her husband, and the eye prayed er
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asked what happened, to which Jesse said she heard gunshots and Vince tried to
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come back to the vehicle and get in. As he is trying to get
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back in the car, a man drags him away from the car, and
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Vince told Jesse to get out of here so she didn't get hurt. Basically,
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so according to Jesse, she drove off. Now she can't find Vince
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anywhere, and as this is happening, another man calls in a nine to
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one one. He said he heard gunshots from his house, so he decided
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he was going to go check out the situation. That's the last thing I
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would do if you're not going to jump in your car and go see what's
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going on. So he also look like he had been it had kept it
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all in the family. You know, his parents said, hell, he
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ain't get enough for your own family, Who are you good for? Then?
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You know what they say, incest is best keeping the family. Now
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he does see a man lying, come and kill us. I hope he
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doesn't listen his podcast. I don't think he does. Now he sees a
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man lying on the side of the road, so he pulls over to check
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out. As he approaches, he can tell the man has been shot multiple
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times and is deceased. This is when he calls nine one one to report
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the shooting, so detectives they arrive on scene to find twenty eight year old
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Vincent Goslin lifeless. He had a large amount of blood around his body and
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they could see he had been shot in the head and in the face.
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Now, the autopsy would later reveal that he had been shot nine times in
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total. Now, about a quarter mile away is where they find Jesse on
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the side of the road with her car that she had drippn off, and
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she's completely hysterical. She's on the ground crying everything. So they brought her
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in and tried to get her story while it was still fresh in her mind.
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Because again, this is they stop to help somebody and they he person
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shoots him and even goes to the so farest from what Jesse's saying is to
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drag him as he's trying to get in the car. It's just a yeah,
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that happened out in California. It did. What's California. Brother,
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There's some people that are like living out in the woods in a national park
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or something, and they flagged some people down and then they got them by
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the car where they had the hood up. Yeah, and then they went
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to rob them and they ended up killing the boyfriend. I think they shot
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the girl. Yeah, but they were robbing them. We don't even know
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what this person didn't have any type of I'm just saying it happened. It's
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weird. Well, I mean robbing them, yeah, I could see.
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But just suddenly killing somebody for no reason. Well, the boyfriend, he
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didn't want to get robbed. So I'm saying Vince or Vince could have not
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wanted to get robbed either. Yeah, that's probably what happens to I think.
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So. So, she tells police that she believed that the man that
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shot her husband was black and he was driving a reddish brown car. Now,
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she's not real confident in what she saw. She was very distraught during
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the interview, crying the whole time. And they also so after they talked
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to her, they also speak to the other guy that called in that found
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Vince, and he had a very different description of the vehicle that he saw
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in the area when he drove up then Jesse, he said he saw a
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white truck that was driving away. Now, with conflicting eyewitnesses account, eyewitnesses
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accounts, eyewitness account, police just don't have much to go on. We
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got the wife who was right there saying it's a reddish brown car, and
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then the other guy who found the body saying he saw a white truck.
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The white truck could have been just a car that happened to be in the
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area, but he seemed to be pretty confident that that was the person.
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That there was no vehicle with the hood up. No, there was no
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view, just like the toddler. Well, there might have been a vehicle
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with the Oh yeah, that bitch. God, everybody worried about her.
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There was no toddler anyways. If you know what I'm talking about, that
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story about the back out in Georgia. I thought it was Georgia a couple
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of months ago, and that girl that was like a nursing student or something
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said she saw a toddler and they had the video and then come to find
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out there wasn't a toddler. And then she showed up at her house a
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couple of days later, and we kind of never I think they did file
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charges against her. Yeah, it's all been real quiet. Yes, it's
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all been hush hushed, but well known national headlines. Yeah, not like
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for her. Oh there's people following, and it's just not it's they.
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It's like it seems like after one of these hopes, they just kind of
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like die down. And it's like, no, we want to know what,
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we want to follow up. I guess they don't want to give it
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more attention because that's what she was looking for, was attention. So the
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police continue to talk to Jesse to see if they could get any more details
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drink, but she was too upset and she was not much help, so
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they let her go home and they set out to talk to friends and family
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of Vincent Jesse's. They spoke to the neighbors and they were also friends of
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the couple. Yeah, they weren't just nosy neighbors. They were they hung
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out frequently. Now, the couple had an interesting story, and this was
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just a few weeks before the murder. Jesse had told them that Vince had
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gotten tied up with a drug deal, which is strange because this is the
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first we're hearing of it. Yeah, she said that he owed someone a
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lot of money and that she was afraid. The couple said that Jesse was
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on pins and needles in the weeks leading up to the murder and she was
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afraid that the drug dealer would show up at their house and hurt the family.
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The neighbors convinced Jesse to go talk to the military police about the drug
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dealer as it might have been the motive for the murder. Yeah, so
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this is after she's talked to the county police. They say, hey,
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you need to go tell and so she goes and talks to the military police.
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Now she tells detectives that Vince told her that he had bought a large
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quantity of meta amphetamines and that they were in a lot of debt to some
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really bad people. All in all, he told Jesse that he owed them
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about twenty thousand dollars. That doesn't seem like, I mean what I mean,
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you just get back from Afghanistan, you go out and make a billet
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of drug deal Well, I know, but even like twenty thousand, I
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mean, I feel like if you choose, I would think if I was
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in a lot of debt to really bad people, I'd be like, I'm
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like one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in you know, Well, some people
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don't play around with twenty I'm just saying like, it just seems like if
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they're this big of drug dealers, they would be operating on a larger situation.
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You can't let somebody skim twenty off you You can't let somebody skim got
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by mean streets you now. Jesse said she didn't know who the drug dealers
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were, but they had started contacting her the day of the murder. She
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said the dealer texted her and told her they would kill her and her children
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if she did not do what they said. That's odd that part of the
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part of the deal was he had to give like a credit report or credit
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application. He had to give the phone number of his spouse or something.
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I'm sure he got. They were able to get stuff. Stewart, that
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was the dumb statement you just made. So if I'm dealing with the drug
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dealer, They're just gonna automatically get your phone number, the spouse's phone number.
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Yeah, maybe something smells anyway, she said. This is when she
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admits that they ended up on Fidelio Road because of the threats to her.
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She said she knew something was most likely going to happen if she went down
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the road, but she felt she had no choice. Now, that's when
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they came across the car broke down and stopped to help, and that's when
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Vince was murdered. Yes, because apparently she told police that the reason they
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ended up on Fidelio Road is because she told Vince that she was feeling nauseous
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and he was gonna throw it because she had that Charlie's you know, don't
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go eat there, So I guess so Charlie is kind of like a Chili's.
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Maybe I don't know. I've never been there, and I'm not gonna
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go now because this this this person went, so I'm definitely not going.
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I don't know what o Charlie's is, but somebody who's been to an o'
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charlie's, Okay, well, maybe I'll look it up next time we have
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a break. Anyways, she said she didn't feel good and that's when she
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was the one driving, and she said that Vince had to pull on this
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road off to the side or whatever since she wasn't feeling well she was gonna
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throw up. But we're not real sure if that's what happened, but that's
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what she says. How they originally ended up on that road. So,
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now, feeling they are finally getting somewhere and may have a motive, they
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start looking into Vince's path to see if he had any run ins with any
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type of drug activity, and they found they didn't find anything in his past
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showing that he'd ever even been slightly involved with drugs. With this new information,
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they decided to bring in their other eyewitness, and that's the man that
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found Vince, to see if he remembers anything else he's been thinking about it
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for let's just see now. Knowing that Jesse had lied the first interview,
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they believe they believe that the description that the the guy that found Theness eyewitness,
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they believe he was probably telling the truth about this truck and she was
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making up because she made up the whole story originally. So they have him
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go into as much a detail about the truck. Wow, you're really slow
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on the uptake over there's Jesus, you sound like you're from Kentucky and part
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of this ing. So from what they gather, it was a white truck
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that was lifted and very loud. Now with this new information, they checked
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with people in the area where the crime was committed to see if anyone recognized
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this truck, because, like I said, it's he said, it would
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be a noticeable truck. This is a truck people would notice around town because
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it's lifted, it's making London noise. I would hate the motherfuckers. I
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can guarantee you that driving through the neighborhood with their loud ass truck thinking that
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they're coffee can felter. Yeah, compensating for something anyway, So a few
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neighbors they mentioned they had seen it and bleed it belonged to a man named
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Jared Long. Police they run the name and see that a truck matching the
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description is registered to the twenty four year old who used to live on the
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Fort Campbell base. Now they begin searching for Jared and he's no longer living
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on the base, and so they sent out a BOLO for him. That's
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a be on the lookouts dude. Really, and they do it, you
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know, in the surrounding states, like they can get this word out and
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everything to other precincts jurisdiction. So the local police. Oh so anyways,
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he was stopped on his way to Colorado, where he was from. They
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actually found out that's where he was from and he was headed back there.
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So he got on the road pretty soon after this whole incident. Now,
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the local police, they held Jared for as long as they could, but
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police in Kentucky could not get an a rest warrant based on him just having
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a similar truck seen that night because again they had no yeah, they had
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no the eyeways and see him shoot from that truck or something like that.
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So they eventually let him go and the Kentucky police they began looking into Jared
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and how he could be connected to Vince. So police began speaking to the
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neighbors and friends all over again, and they go to the neighbor's house who
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had told them about the drug dealer that Jesse told them, Well they had
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been. They had, yeah, they had told police and they had convinced
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Jesse to go and talk about it. So those are the neighbors were.
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Yes, they also look like they were in brit Now were they trails or
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where they were? No? These are actual the actual people, is it?
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I know, it's a rough bunch. So anyway, the neighbors do
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remember seeing old truck similar to Jared's parked at the Goslin house while Vince was
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deployed. So Jared also known as Jody if you were in the military,
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Old Jody and Susie Rotten Crotch. Now he was there about two to three
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times a week, and Jesse and the kids were seen riding in the truck
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with Jared. That's a weird relationship. Happens more often than you would care
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to know. Well, I know, I knew a guy when I was
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growing up. He married, he would joined the Marine Corps, and it
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was right at like nine to eleven times, similar to probably when Vince,
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you know, joined, and that girl screwed him. Well, somebody else,
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somebody else took all of his money because he'd been sending all his money
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back to the joint bank account. She cleared off the bank account and then
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ran off with some other guy and he came back and I don't even know
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he might be I'm not really sure what happened to him. A little upset
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about things. Yes, yeah, we used to call them over there.
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Westpac was whenever you're going to West Pacific when all the ships leave. So
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that day there was Westpac widows at the e Club. Oh okay, women
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are terrible, as they called him the west Peck widows. Okay. So
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anyway, it was clear that something was going on between Jesse and Jared.
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Now police bring Jesse in and they confront her about what they found out about
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Jared. So they were saying, hey, we got this evidence that you've
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been hanging out with Jared. Will Jared was at the scene. Jared's been
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at your house when Vince was gone. Now you got alone on a car,
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taken out with old Jared. Yeah, that's pretty serious. So she's
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like, well, yeah, I know the dude, but there's nothing romantic
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and he only sleeps on the couch when he stayed over. Now, she
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even said that Bence knew Jared was over at their house when he was deployed
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or he was gone for training. Bullshit. Now, she did admit that
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Vince and her were having marital problems, but we're working on it. So
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that's probably why Vince was fine with Jared being at the house as a buffer,
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I'm guessing. Now, after denying her relationship with Jared for over three
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hours, she finally admitted that she maybe could have had sex with Jared when
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she had been drinking. Jesse also admitted to seeing Jared the day before and
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having had sex with him. She also told police that Jared had spoken to
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the drug dealers, and the drug dealers agreed that if Jared beat up thence
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they would be happy. And now they brought Jared into this situation. Yes,
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now, this is when he began working on a plan with Jesse to
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take Vince to Fidelio Road so he could just beat him up. She shouldn't
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be called Infidelio Road. Quite possibly thought that was super clever. Stewart infidel
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because they're infidelity. You get it, I get it. Okay, now,
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police, now see the motive. Jared and Jesse were having an affair,
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and Jesse would have been set to receive quite a bit of money from
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the military, and Vince died while enlisted. I mean, it's like two
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hundred thousand dollars an SGLI, but I think you can bump it up to
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them. Well, plus he had all those kids. I'm sure there was
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like some sort of well you can also support pay for more, but they
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give you like two hundred you know what I'm saying. Even so, I'm
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sure there was some I think there's probably some sort of support for children until
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they're eighteen or whatever too from the military. I don't know if anyway,
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So, yeah, so she might have this SGLI as much as a million
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dollars coming in if he if he uped the money. They don't seem like
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people that up the money to she was probably she was probably happy with just
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the one hundred thousand dollars or whatever that was. That to her was like
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winning the lottery right there. So anyway, police do not believe the drug
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dealer angle, and they believe that this story is concocted wholly just to cover
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up the murder of Vents. So they bring their information to the prosecutor,
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who decided to move forward with the charges Jesse. He was arrested and an
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arrest warrant was issued for Jared. He was picked up in Colorado and his
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truck was taken into evidence. Now, in the truck they found shell casings
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from the gun used to kill Vince, as well as a gunshot as well
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as gunshot residue inside and on the truck. Idiot, I know. They
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also found they really thought this drug dealer story was gonna like I'm telling you,
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these are not. I mean, when you see this Jesse girl too,
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she is not worth killing over Jesus Christ. I mean, I can't
25:30
believe two men found her attractive at all. Stuart. I'm just saying she
25:36
might have had that voodoo as No, she did not. I think there
25:41
was a lot of alcohol involved with all of this. So anyway, so
25:45
they also found a stain of blood on a backpack that was in the truck,
25:48
and the test would eventually come back as belonging to Vince. They bring
25:52
Jared in. He didn't even get rid of his backpack back with the blake.
25:55
He didn't even get the shells out of his truck. They bring Jared
25:57
in for questioning, and he had me straight away that him and Jesse had
26:00
been having an affairs since back in September of twenty eleven. They even began
26:06
living together since Vince was deployed. He told police that the day of the
26:10
murder, he left town around five thirty PM, had left Jesse's who hadn't
26:15
seen her since. However, police already had Jesse's statement that they had a
26:19
plan to be to at least beat up Vince. So this is already she's
26:22
already contradicting what Jared is saying about the five thirty. They've probably had a
26:27
story to say that he left at five thirty if they did find out about
26:30
the fair and Jesse already fucked it out. Yeah, So they told him
26:34
that Jesse had already told them of their plan. And so this is when
26:38
Jared asked for a lawyer because he's like, oh, he didn't know.
26:41
He didn't know that the plan they were talking or they didn't say, like
26:45
Jesse told us the plan of you to beat up Vince. They just said,
26:48
she already told us of your plan and he didn't know. He was
26:52
like, maybe it's the plan how we planned a murder, I don't know.
26:55
So he asked for a lawyer and he stops talking. Jesse and Jared
27:00
are set to go on trial, and police had strong evidence against Jared.
27:04
However, the stuff against Jesse was mostly circumstantial. They also had another ding
27:11
in the case, and that is Jesse's lawyer was able to get her statement
27:15
to the Military police thrown out due to a technicality where during her interview with
27:22
the local county or the sheriff's county, Yeah, it's the sheriff's department.
27:27
The sheriff's department, she asked for a lawyer, so they its nonchalantly during
27:33
the interview, She's like, I want an attorney or riding an attorney or
27:37
something, So then they stopped the interview. But then she goes to talk
27:41
to the Military police. Remember, because her friend talked her into going to
27:45
talk to the police. As she's got yes, So she goes to the
27:48
military police on base and talks to them about it. But she didn't tell
27:51
them she wants an attorney. No, she didn't. So she's sitting there,
27:55
she's telling the military police about all this crap, and they didn't stop
28:00
her from talking, even though she didn't have a lawyer, even though she
28:03
had requested one from the sheriff's department. But I'm guessing that the military polace
28:07
didn't know that she It was like it was it was a technicality that she
28:14
got that they argued because I guess she mentioned to her lawyer that she asked
28:18
for an attorney there, and then he's like, well, then you should
28:19
have been I mean, I don't know how they're supposed to know to communicate
28:22
this stuff, Like, how would they know they were supposed to give her
28:26
one? Yeah, I mean, well why didn't you go get one?
28:30
Anyway, I don't know. It was so she didn't get one because they
28:32
were like, oh, well, they should have sent her one up up
28:33
peace. But they wouldn't even I don't even think they knew that that she
28:37
asked her for an attorney at this didn't know and how would they know.
28:41
They wouldn't unless she said, oh, by the way, I want an
28:45
attorney. Now. Yeah, after she dug herself off, the lawyer was
28:48
able to get this thrown out. A judge was like, okay, then
28:51
it agreed with him and it was a technicality, but it worked. Yes,
28:56
So the couple is let out on bell and they are monitor via an
29:00
ankle monitor. Vince's family and friends are obviously livid. Now it would take
29:06
there's two killers out there on the loose just living their lives with an ankle
29:10
monitor, and it would take four years of arguments and appeals to get that
29:15
decision of Jesse's statement where it was thrown out. They got that overturned,
29:21
so now it's a back four years. Yeah, so now it's back where
29:23
they can use it in her trial. Her trial. So when they're finally
29:29
headed to trial, they did offer Jesse. The current prosecutor offered or the
29:33
prosecutor at the time that had originally started the case offered Jesse a deal for
29:38
twenty two and a half years in prison for her testimony against Jared. Now
29:42
she agreed and they were able to go after Jared fully. Now, the
29:48
prosecutor that worked that case, she said that she thought that Jesse should be
29:55
offered the deal because she didn't actually kill Vince, that it was Jared who's
30:00
shot him nine times, and she felt that he was more of the perpetrator.
30:03
However, after Jesse did her plea deal, she's gonna, you know,
30:08
go to trial and have a testimony against Jared. A new prosecutor comes
30:14
into the position and he says it the other way. He feels like Jesse
30:18
was the Jared. Yeah, it was the mastermind and Jared was just the
30:22
trigger guy, you know, And so he felt that it wasn't fair for
30:26
Jesse to get a plea deal and Jared not to get one. So in
30:30
his position, he decides to offer Jared thirty years for a confession, and
30:33
Jared agrees. So Jared is currently serving his time at the Eastern Kentucky Correction
30:38
Complex and he'll be eligible for Pearl in twenty thirty two. Hopefully he never
30:44
listens to this point, I know. And Jesse is in the Women's correctional
30:49
facility in Kentucky and she will be eligible for Pearl in twenty thirty one.
30:55
So they're going to be looking for us. So they're going to be looking
30:56
for each other, looking for Yeah, so it all came down. The
31:03
family was very upset with how this all turned out. For them to say
31:07
that the one prosecutor to say that he felt Jared deserved didn't have to go
31:11
to trial, he deserved to have the same opportunity as Jesse. It was
31:15
kind of like, what are you doing? Like one of them's got to
31:21
turn on the other to get the they had the stronger case against Jared's.
31:23
They might she knew that maybe Jesse they could argue out and she might have
31:27
got off during a trial. Jared definitely probably could have got life in prison.
31:32
He probably he wouldn't even have been I guarantee he would kind of got
31:34
death penalty, right, Oh yeah, the the shell casings in his truck,
31:40
the blood, they could have easily got him convicted. So they're pretty
31:42
pissed off about that new prosecutor just going and say, well, he deserves
31:47
to have the same opportunity as Jesse, because he wasn't really the mastermind.
31:49
He was just the guy who shot him. But they were saying, it's
31:52
pretty sick to be the person who can shoot somebody nine times in cold blood
31:57
like that. It kind of is yeah, over the girl. Whenever they
32:00
got three kids. Yeah, I mean they plus now where they left all
32:05
these kids, I mean the Jesse girls. Stupid. I can't believe she
32:07
didn't think about her children. She just left them just yeah, raised by
32:14
the family. Yeah, hopefully, I mean they could be in the system.
32:16
We don't know. We you didn't follow up on it. Nobody should
32:20
have researched that. Anyways, shut up, Stewart. Anyways, we gotta
32:25
go check on the If you heard some a child in the background, occasionally
32:30
there was one. She's still alive. She's still alive. She's up.
32:35
She's been sick and so she hasn't been exerting a lot of energy the last
32:40
couple of days. But she's starting to come out on the you know,
32:44
the other end of being sick. So now she's just energized at this point.
32:47
So because she hasn't been burning any energy. So anyways, we'll come
32:52
back, and I guess does of course we'll be right back with our y'all
32:55
need Jesus. All I can say is, for ever unclean, that was
33:01
a much longer break than we anticipated. But we are back. We will
33:07
finish this up. Oh children, there are so much fun. Yes,
33:15
anyway, all right, there's no way around this. Florida or not Florida.
33:21
You'll just have to guess right off the bat with no hints. Wait
33:27
a minute. Pilot snorted coke off topless woman's chest for trying to fly,
33:35
texted stewardess, I've been a very naughty boy Florida, not Florida. Well
33:39
that's obviously not Florida, because he's been a naughty boy and that's not what
33:45
no married. British Airways. I'm pretty sure snorting coke off or whatever the
33:52
topless woman's chest, it's probably just a typical day in Florida. Quite possible.
33:58
Now, if you haven't heard this story for some reason, somehow,
34:01
it is from this one is from the New York Post on September twenty sixth,
34:07
twenty twenty three. So this just happened, and this will make you
34:12
feel real good about flying. Somebody got jokes in the story because they said
34:16
he was going to wing it. British Airways pilot snorted coke off a topless
34:22
woman's chest while partying hard in South Africa before he attempted to groggily fly a
34:29
jam packed flight to London. According to our report, Mike beaton a married
34:35
father of one, had a night off for downtime in Johannesburg before he was
34:39
scheduled to co pilot a return flight to London four weeks ago. He spent
34:45
the night indulging in booze, drugs, and women, and he boasted in
34:50
text messages that he sent to a flight attendant pal. The Sun reported,
34:54
I've been a very naughty boy, he told her. When he tried to
34:59
fly following day, the crew member reported the pilot's alarming night to superiors,
35:04
who canceled the twelve hour flight to he Throw Airport, costing British Airways roughly
35:09
one hundred and twenty thousand dollars. According to the outlet, sometimes it's a
35:14
good thing to be a snitch, Okay, Yes, especially if I'm gonna
35:16
be on a flight with this summer, because then the the person that they're
35:21
texting is going to be liable if something were to happen, if they found
35:25
out, you know, because they're gonna if the plane were be the stewardess
35:30
on that flight, nobody's gonna know because the plane's gonna go. Well,
35:31
I know that, but I know what I'm saying. When they start looking,
35:35
I don't know if that's it was the person on the flight with them.
35:37
Yeah, oh well definitely to be like no, but I'm saying I
35:40
thought that was somebody who wasn't on the flight. If you weren't on the
35:44
flight and something happened that flight, they're going to pull that guy's entire life
35:47
and try to figure out what happened. And they're going to find out you
35:51
knew he'd been on a bender the night before and didn't tell anybody. Well,
35:53
according based on the way they tell the story, I think it was
35:57
a stewardess that was going to be on the flight. Oh definitely said something.
36:00
I'm like, I'm not flying with this drunk motherfucker. No, So
36:04
he was suspended. He was flown home as a passenger. The following day,
36:09
he was drug tested at the airport and he throw, which he failed
36:13
and was subsequently fired. What an idiot. He made it all the way
36:16
up to, like, you know, that's the big time when you can
36:19
fly those big planes. Oh yeah, that's where they work your whole life
36:22
to get up there. You know, you start with these regional planes and
36:24
I'm always on you're making making two three hundred thousand a ear flying those things,
36:30
yeah, plus the perks and all that other crow Yeah anyway. In
36:34
his tech text messages to the flight attendant, Beaton said that he had met
36:38
two local men, a Welsh woman on vacation and a young Spanish bird at
36:45
a Johannesburg nightclub. Is this Austin Powers anyway? I assume everybody in England
36:52
is Austin Powers. So yeah, calling the ladies birds. Yeah. After
36:55
hours of drinking, the group staggered to a hotel bar for a nightcap,
37:00
before they ended up at one of the local men's apartments. The Welsh Welsh
37:06
I'm guessing they call her, she's a Welsh woman, has decided that I
37:12
should actually be her boyfriend. Spanish has hooked up with one of the two
37:16
local lads and is having her t blank s sucked on their sofa. I'm
37:23
gonna guess that's boobies. Yes, the girls were dancing topless when the cocaine
37:29
arrived. Beating bragged I lost my shirt somewhere and one of the local lads
37:32
produces a plate with a few lines of coke, he wrote. So then
37:37
there's the debate about whose chest is the best to do a bump off of.
37:44
That's the story of how I ended up snorting coke off of girls Tits
37:49
and Joe Berg, he gleefully gloated, staying the night with the Welsh.
37:55
Stayed the night with the Welsh. I don't even know why they bleeped this
38:00
line in the story s h Dash shagged shagged her for ages. Well,
38:06
I guess because it's the equivalent of like the F word for us. Well,
38:08
yeah, but they they say shagged like all the time, like it's
38:13
it never gets bleeped out. We don't know, we don't live there anyway.
38:17
I guess the cop played a part, he continued, and then I
38:22
was so fucked up I couldn't even lift my head until gone to. A
38:27
source with British Airways told the son, the incident has left the airline and
38:30
shot all of the bad behavior that goes on down route between flights. This
38:37
instance the incident is hard to believe, the source said. A first officers
38:42
trained rigorously and knows the law inside and out. Their remit is protecting the
38:47
safety of passengers. The idea of sending details of his drinking drug sessions to
38:52
a stewardess between flights is extraordinarily dumb, they added. When he was tested
38:59
for drugs that he throw. The alcohol would no longer have been found in
39:04
his system, but the class A drug was. He will never fly again,
39:08
not anywhere where they check on records anyway. No, he'll end up
39:13
flying in like South America some on your vacationloes. Yeah. British Airway sources
39:23
told the son that the passengers on the flight were not at risk after beaten
39:28
drug bench, while they would have been had the steward. It's not said
39:30
something. The airline confirmed the pilot no longer works there that although I think
39:35
he would have been caught by his co pilot. He would have seen something
39:37
the pilot because he was the first officer. He was the co pilot on
39:42
the flight. So yes, the first would have been. Yeah, they
39:45
make too much money to be put screwed around like that, and they've worked
39:47
too hard to get up to that level. No one's going to let some
39:50
idiot, even the flight, even the flight attendants on those flights have worked
39:55
really hard to get up to that point. Like getting those big inner national
40:00
flights like that is a big deal, Like to work your way up from
40:04
you know, flying from Lafayette to Houston. Then they've worked their way up,
40:07
and you don't just get those types of jobs to be able to do
40:12
that. Sure, some people fall onto it occasionally, but it's like a
40:15
prestigious thing to be able to work on these huge international flights. So they're
40:19
not going to screw their their career up either over some idiot or die in
40:22
the pro Yeah. I feel sorry for his wife and his child. What
40:27
a terrible human. His name was Mike Beaton, I think. Yeah,
40:30
yeah, anyways, I would kill Stewart if he got me all in the
40:38
public with his with some sort of stupidity and almost an international scene. Yeah,
40:46
and there's a wife's at home like supporting her husband who's traveling all the
40:50
time doing all this stuff. You know, he's living kind of a glamorous
40:52
lifestyle in terms of getting to go because I know the flight attendants like whenever,
40:58
like they get to go at lea spend the one night they get to
41:00
go, spend the one night to wherever they land. So as long as
41:05
they're responsible, they can see a lot of the world and everything like that.
41:07
I mean, not like this guy, but no not, but like
41:10
a normal like go to a restaurant, have a have a glass of wine,
41:14
or two and see see things that you would never seen before. And
41:20
he did this, but what an asshole? Anyways, all right, well
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