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111. [Georgia] Cyndi Williams and Lori Brown · Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

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  Hey, everyone, welcome to bless This Mess and the drue Crump Podcast.
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  I don't care here, what's do say? Hasty? All right, so
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  we are back. We've taken a short break. We told you guys we
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  were taking a short break though, so there was something happening. So we
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  told everybody on the Patreon and everything of that. But we did have another
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  baby, and I have to apologize for that. What do you mean,
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  well, I'll try to be less sexy in the future. Oh my god,
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  so that you keep your hands. You weren't shut up? Oh my
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  god. Anyways, So, yeah, we had a baby or I had
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  a baby. We no, I had a baby a couple of weeks ago.
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  So anyways, that's where we've been. But we're gonna try to,
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  you know, keep the podcast going up through this instead of just ghosting on
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  you guys like we did the last two children or whatever. We well,
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  it was COVID like it was a lot going on. So anyways, so
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  so that's where we been. STU almost had to the I don't think we
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  I don't think we talked about I'm gonna say a few things because I know
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  some people are interested in these things, like what happened. But anyways,
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  I had to be induced, and so what I can't even see Stoo's face
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  because we have these screens in front of us right now, and it's super
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  annoying. Anyways, but pregnant last oh my god. Anyways, so I
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  had to be induced. Anyways, there was like a thing that were like,
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  we're gonna make sure, you know, like we had like all these
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  people in there just in case something went wrong, because they thought the baby
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  was gonna be on the bigger side, you know, in case she got
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  like stuck or something like that. Anyway, so I go in to be
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  induced. Induction contractions are very very rough, is what I've heard. Their
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  worse than I've always been induced. So I don't know, I've heard their
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  worse than the natural ones, but I don't know. Don't come at me
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  if you've had the natural contractions and you're like they're so bad. But anyways,
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  anyway, so we my epidural failed again. So I don't know if
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  you guys know, but my first one worked. My second one failed completely.
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  This one only worked on my right leg, which was super annoying.
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  They just anty do't just kept coming and putting in more medicine and it was
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  just going into my right leg and so it was useless. Anyways, and
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  I told the nurse, so, I'm in severe pain. I'm begging this
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  dude just to roll me into the sea section, just gid and he's just
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  looking at me like he didn't know what to say to me, because I
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  was literally like begging. I'm like, I'm like, you know, the
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  baby's about to come out, and I'm like begging for them to give me
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  a sea section all of a sudden. Anyway, So so I told the
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  nurse, I said the baby. I was like, I feel like these
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  contractions are so bad. They feel like whenever I was about to have my
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  son last time. And I don't think she believed me, so she left
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  to go get some more supplies. Well, the baby starts coming out,
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  there's where's the team. Wasn't there? Me and Stu were the team.
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  There was nobody in the room. I'm at this hospital being induced and there's
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  literally no nurses, no nothing in the room. So I'm telling I'm screaming
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  it. So I'm like, the baby's coming out. Because of course the
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  epidural belt, so I can feel everything. I know the baby's coming like
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  you can feel the ring of fire, you know. So anyway, so
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  I'm selling down it. So I'm like, the baby's coming, baby's going.
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  So we're screaming whatever, and then they I guess someone heard me out
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  in the hall and like whatever doctor was out there, and the nurses that
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  were available just ran in, and right when they ran in, they just
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  the baby popped out. They caught the baby. So anyways, but the
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  baby was fine. She was it was on the larger side, but she
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  was not like I just have bigger babies. So anyways, but that was
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  the story. So what you're saying is the team. Yeah, mister hank
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  Oh, shut up. Still shut up. If anybody knows, whenever you're
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  going to labor, things come out of you. There's nothing you can do
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  to control. And if you don't have an epidural, you know those things
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  are coming out of you. So you're very well aware that you're basically peeing
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  and pooping in front of a group of people in case anybody's never had a
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  baby or whatever. And with my first one, because the epidural worked really
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  well, I didn't know feel any of that stuff was happened. But the
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  other two I was very aware that I was like shitting in front of a
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  lots of people. But they say, don't worry. But at that point,
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  at that time, you don't even You're in so much pain. You're
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  like, I don't care what comes out of me as long as it comes
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  out in these contraction stuff. I could care less what comes out of me.
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  So anyways, shut up anyways, Stewart. So that's our story.
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  So yeah, the team, like I would have taken a janitor at that
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  point coming in to help because they were to know more about having babies than
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  we did. Stu was about to have to catch the baby. So but
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  thankfully it was coming out and nobody was in there. I could feel her
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  head coming out and nobody was in there, and where is the team?
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  They were worried about her shoulders getting stuck. They're like, we need to
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  have all this. The doctor's like, we're gonna have extra people in there
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  just in case there's an emergency and we have to do something. She's been
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  telling us about all these maneuvers she's gonna do in case the baby gets stuck.
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  Da Da da, And then I'm sitting there like screaming, like where's
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  the doctor. The baby's coming out, what if we need the team?
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  Okay, anyways, so that's where we've been. So now we have three
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  three and under. So look what we've done. Sometimes have you seen that
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  thing where the real where the the ladies? Like, it's the sound And
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  she's like, whenever you start over having children after your others are like grown.
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  And then she turned around, she goes, oh shit, She's like,
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  where'd you come from? And it's a newborn, Like I forgot about
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  you. That's how the baby is like super chill. She doesn't really cry
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  that much. She's just a real chill baby. And sometimes sometimes you forget
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  she's there because you got the other chaos coming from the other two. But
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  take after anyways, we're all in this house together, so it could turn
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  into the shining at any moment. But yes, we're definitely asked me.
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  Stu asked me yesterday. He said, he said, if we entered that
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  post partner period where you're gonna threaten divorce every day, and I said,
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  yes, because that's where I am. It just happens. But all right,
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  so we're back join our So that was a long intro. If you
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  hate all that stuff, then I should have told you five minutes ago.
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  Just to fast forward, but whatever, they can rewind and then fast forward.
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  Yeah, just rewind and then fast forward if you got to this point,
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  because we're starting now. So check out our patron it's in the show
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  notes. Shade everybody who's been hanging around with us and everything. We are
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  going to try it. I know we say it all the time, but
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  we're supposed to be working on new content for the we're thinking about doing.
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  Here's what I'm thinking about doing. Well, just put up a pole.
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  No, I'm not putting up a poll. No, I'm not putting up
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  a poll because I because I can't handle other people's opinions. Because this is
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  all I can handle right now is whenever we're watching these, I can't handle
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  other people's opinions. So not yours, not theirs, not anybody's, all
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  right, So I'm not even gonna tell you what we're doing then now,
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  because then I'm gonna get I'm gonna hear about it. God help me.
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  Whenever I told I said I was gonna read them, God help me when
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  I posted whenever I started doing the one Minich. I'll go back to them
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  where I just read the episodes. We have our regular episodes with this,
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  and then I read the episodes just the straight, like a little less mess.
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  God help us. When I put that out, Lord, I got
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  freaking I don't know why you guys are doing this. It was like,
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  everybody, calm down, We're still doing the regular one. This was just
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  a bonus. But anyway, so check out our Patreon, check out Instagram,
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  Facebook, buy us a coffee. All that's in the show notes,
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  and then well we're doing like the book Club. I didn't pick anything for
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  March, but we did have a February pick, so I'll have something new
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  for April. But all right, so this week we are going to Georgie's
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  Dooo. So now after I've gotten through all that, we're starting. Now,
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  what's happening right now. I'll give everybody time to fast forward the or
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  rewind the ten seconds so they know this is it, okay. Cynthia Elaine
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  Williams name Marx was born April nineteenth, nineteen seventy in Louisiana, and she
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  grew up in the Covington area. Now. She was the daughter of George
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  and Lawan Marx and had one sister named Terry now Cynthia, who went by
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  Cindy met Ted Williams and they would later marry. That was Cindy now Laurie
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  Brown. She was born September thirteenth, nineteen eighty two in Georgia, and
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  she was described as hard working, ambitious and giving. She would go on
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  to get her real estate license when she was just eighteen years old. She
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  would go on to meet Johnny Tuggle and they became engaged and set the wedding
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  date for September of two thousand and four. Now I liked Lorie because they
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  said that whenever her I think one of her siblings was having a baby,
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  she went over to their house and as someone who just had a baby went
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  over their house, cleaned the whole house. She cleaned the house, She
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  cooked like food for them, and then she made him a cake and everything
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  and had it all ready for whenever they got home. Like everything was really
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  nice. So that would have been that would have been nice to have to
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  what what I know, I'm saying somebody did well, did have my brother
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  did come and watch the other two children? He did really good because he
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  doesn't have children. So this was definitely a big, a big undertaking for
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  him to take on a like three year old and a one and a half
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  year old by himself. So anyway, so that was really helpful, so
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  we appreciate it. I felt like I was doing all the nesting for you
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  because you didn't feel like. Yes, I did not want to do any
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  nesting. I was tired, I was I'm old, I had sciatica.
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  Anyways, all right, so back to this episode. So now, on
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  November third, two thousand and three, nine one one received a phone call
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  from a builder from the Powder Springs, Georgia area, which is a suburb
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  of Atlanta. The community of Powder Springs was a fast growing suburb with suburb
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  suburb with new subdivisions. I put sub sub Davidians. That's a religious group
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  that's dedicated to subdivisions. Yes, preaching the gospel of the power of the
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  subdivision. Subdivision. Yes, the branch of the Subdividians popping up everywhere.
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  Now, the builder had entered the model home in one of those new subdivisions
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  and discovered two women who appeared to be dead. Police rushed to the scene
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  and confirmed with what the man had seen. The builder knew the two women
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  and identified them as Cindy Williams and Laurie Brown. Now As they entered the
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  model home, they found a woman lying nude wearing only black stockings, with
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  a single gunshot wound to the head. This woman was identified as twenty one
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  year old Laurie Now. As they continued in the office, they found thirty
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  three year old Cindy and she was shoved under a desk. She was also
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  nude with only black stockings. She had been strangled with her own underwear,
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  and her face was purple and her tongue was actually hanging out. That's graphic.
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  Well, I'm just sharing the the police report. Yes, the police
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  reports do. She had also been shot twice in the back and once in
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  the back of the head. Now, with the thing with the black stockings,
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  I guess that was maybe part of the uniform or something, because it
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  didn't sound like he had, you know, prompt them. Is that the
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  word? What's the word? Pose them them posies? Yeah, Stuart Now,
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  it is definitely not not the top for posies anyway. So I think
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  maybe that the stockings that might have been just a part of their their you
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  required quire address or something like that, because they worked in the office of
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  the subdavidians Now police search the crime scene and found no bullet casings the killer
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  had taken the time to clean up after the crime. They also found no
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  other incriminating evidence in the office. They continued to search the scene and found
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  the women's purses and if they were missing, their IDs and their credit cards.
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  However, the women still had their jewelry on them, and this confused
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  police because if the robbery the motive was robbery, the perpetrator would have taken
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  the jewelry as well. The only other strange item they found was a piece
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  of paper with indentions of numbers where some had written something. I would say,
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  that's indentations, I said, So you said indentions. Maybe I'm incorrect.
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  I thought indentions was a word as well. Indentions is I mean,
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  maybe it's hydrophonic or hydrophobic. Maybe your intentions are too embarrass me with my
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  poor grammar in ingra Well, no, I wrote indentations and you wrote said
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  indentions. So you're saying I can't read. Yeah, Now the police took
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  I will. The police took this in as evidence, and the autopsy would
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  later reveal that no DNA evidence and that neither woman had been raped, which
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  was even more confusing based on the crime scene. The autopsy also revealed that
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  Laurie had also been strangled, but not with an item. Most likely she
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  was put in a chokehold based on the damage to her neck. They were
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  also able to determine that it was a nine millimeter round that had killed both
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  the women. Yeah, so this is a very confusing crime scene because you
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  would think that the motive was rape, but then now you find them nude.
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  You would assume that you're going to find something on the rape kid,
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  Yeah, and then to not find it as like, well, why are
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  they nude then, and to find like just two random women in an office
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  that were attacked like this, It usually is for sexual reasons, and now
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  they're like, what what even happened? You know, what's going on here?
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  Now police begin to look at all angles, including the domestic violence angle.
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  They informed Laurie's mother of her death and speak to her about Laurie's love
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  life. Laurie was engaged and Cindy was going to help her plan her wedding
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  because Cindy kind of did this on the I think she kind of did party
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  planning on the side, like things like that. So she was going to
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  help Laurie out. So they check out the fiance and he has an airtight
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  alibi. Now, moving on from him, they go to tell Cindy's husband
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  that his wife has been murdered, and he's in complete disbelief, not wanting
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  to hear what police have to say. He begins hysterically crying, and then
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  once he calms down, they were able to take his alibi. They run
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  it down and it is also air tight. Now with this information, they
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  begin to look at a possible stranger killing, which is very rare, but
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  does happen. And I think this is every female's every woman's fear. Is
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  the random person just walking in, I mean, in broad daylight, just
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  walks in and murders these two women. I mean it's just absolutely in a
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  nice neighborhood, in a subdivision office where there would be probably people coming in
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  possibly and he just goes in. Some stranger just shows up in murders them.
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  It's crazy. Well, the police begin putting together a timeline of the
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  crime. They're talking to friends, they're talking to family, and they were
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  able to narrow down the timeframe of when they think the murders happened. Cindy
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  had lunch with her husband at her house. And then headed back to the
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  office around twelve fifteen or twelve thirty. Laurie had lunch with her mom and
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  dropped her off at around one PM, and that's when she headed back to
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  the office. So this put the crime occurring between twelve forty and one forty
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  five, since the builder found the women write at about one five. Now
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  with a condensed timeframe, they pulled phone records and found that two phone calls
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  were made from the office to one eight hundred numbers. These numbers were for
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  the banks that Cindy and Laurie used. They call up the bank and found
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  out that the debit cards had been used since the murders. They also realized
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  that the numbers on the paper were four digit pen numbers. The indentions indentations
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  that they found. Now evidence is starting to point to robbery as the only
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  motive for the murders, which they didn't. They didn't he whoever it was,
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  didn't take the jewelry, which is weird. But they were trying to
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  get the money. So you think if money was your motive, you'd take
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  any form you could get. Yeah, but I mean sound like the smartest
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  criminal. No, what's he thinking that that he's going to be recognized at
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  a pawn shot, but not calling in to banks and stuff is not going
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  to getting caught. Yeah, not the brightest bull, you know. Probably
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  related to stew wow. Anyways, So they find the ATM that the killer
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  tried to use and found receipts on the ground that said declined. The killer
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  had attempted multiple times to pull money from this ATM and felled on their on
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  the third try, leaving the evidence on the ground. So he was able
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  to get money out the first two times, but then you just keep repeating
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  going into the same atm. Eventually it's going to decline cause it's going to
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  think it's fraud. So instead of taking that receipt with him, he just
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  throws it on the ground. So then you got a time stamp everything where
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  his was declared print. Yeah. So since it was an ATM, it
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  did have a camera on the machine and they were able to pull up his
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  image and it was a white male trying to hide his face, and they
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  were able to get an image of a black car. Now having a having
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  some out of a description, they go back to the neighborhood to ask around
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  to see if anybody had seen this man or had any other information, so
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  they lucked out and found a woman who was meeting her boyfriend near them model
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  home and noted a large white male leaving the home and getting into a black
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  dodged Durango. They were certain this was their guy, so they put out
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  a bowlow that's a beyond the lookouts too, really for the vehicle. Now,
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  as war got out that the killer was driving a black Dodged Rango,
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  more people came forward saying they had seen a similar car in the area up
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  to a week before the killings. It was starting to look like the women
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  were being stalked and targeted because I guess in that neighborhood, if you know,
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  I guess, if you were you had nosy neighbors that paid attention,
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  you would notice large black vehicle multiple times and be like, hmm, that's
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  strange. Plus, I'm sure if it's like a new upcoming subdivision, there
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  might be less people actually living there, you know, because the homes are
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  for sale, and so you might notice stuff more like our current neighborhood.
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  I would not. I have no clue through any of these cars were not
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  supposed to be here because it's a very developed subdivision. It's completely I mean,
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  it's an older subdivision, so it's I've never lived in such a thing
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  before in my life. Yeah, this is definitely I mean, we lived
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  in a subdivision, but it wasn't like this. This is a Belder like
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  these people are talking about a Belder subdivision. Yeah, weren't a builder subdivision,
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  guys. Okay, not that there's anything wrong with that mountain. So
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  anyway, so people start coming forward. They're seeing that there was a there
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  was definitely behavior, but prior to these murders of this person being in the
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  area. Now, another real estate agent from another developer came forward, saying
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  that she had an unusual account encounter with a white male that had come into
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  her office just an hour before Cindy and Laurie were killed. He was looking
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  to buy a home in the area and that lock number would have been managed
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  by Cindy and Laurie's team. That was specific one he wanted. He asked
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  where the women were and when they would be back, and she said she
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  did not know any left. They had the agent give a description of the
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  man and they were able to create a sketch based on who you know what
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  she described, So the police put out the image to the media of the
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  sketch, and they also put out a description of the black Dodge Durango.
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  They immediately start getting tips coming in, and one man was adamant that he
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  knew who the man in the sketch was. He said it was a man
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  that had worked for him for about a year and his name was Stacy Humphreys.
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  He believed Stacy was on parole and that he had been suspected of stealing
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  a coworker's gun. The man also drove a black Dodge Durango. The supervisor
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  said that he was not at work on the day of the murders and had
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  made strange comments, saying the police were probably looking for him, and commented
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  about the women that had been killed. So I appreciate this supervisor. He's
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  like, I've turned on this fucker. I mean, Stacy just made it
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  easy as hell to get caught too. So well, I know, but
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  some people, you know, it would be think that they don't want to,
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  you know, want to turn on a coworker or something like that.
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  But this guy's, well, he's a manager, and this guy is probably
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  a dick worker, and he's like, you know what, and I think
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  he stole somebody's down out of their cars. So yeah, he's caused problems
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  for me, So let's just let's burn this motherfucker. When looking into Stacy's
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  past, they found that he had been arrested for carrying an illegal firearm,
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  that he did live about a mile away from the subdivision with his sister,
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  and he had done contract work for the developer Lori and Cindy Workforce, so
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  he was familiar with the areas. So there's a lot of things bringing him
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  to this subdivision. They bring back in the real estate agent that gave the
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  description and she was unable to pick Stacy out of a lineup. Now this
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  was a defeat for the police. Without that eyewitness, they need more to
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  get an arrest warrant for the murders. They contact his parle officer and ask
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  him to request a meeting. They begin surveilling Stacy, watching his moves,
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  making sure he does not make a run for it. They believe he was
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  headed to his prole officers when he suddenly made a run for it and disappeared
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  out of his backyard. Police again chasing him, calling in the helicopters and
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  letting the public know that an arm killer is on the loose. They can't
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  find him, but they do discovery he had rented a jeep Grand Cherokee from
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  a car rental place, so they start tracking his cell phone and find that
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  he had left the state and he was headed north towards Canada. He was
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  turning his phone on and off so that they didn't have a constant track on
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  him. He finally did stop in southern Wisconsin, where a state trooper comes
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  upon the jeep and Stacy. He had seen the Bobolo and he starts chasing
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  Stacy. Stacey tries to evade him, but they used the stopsticks damage his
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  tire, and even though he tried to continue on for a little bit,
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  his tires finally gave out and he was arrested. While he was on the
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  run, they were able to search as Durango and found a bloodstain on the
• 22:47
  floor mat and this blood did belong to Lori. Also, while searching the
• 22:51
  jeep, they found the stolen nine millimeter ruger from his coworker and the same
• 22:59
  gun used in the murder. Now they swabbed the gun and they found blood
• 23:02
  on it as well. They would later run this blood and it was found
• 23:04
  to match Cindy's DNA, So this was their murder weapon. So he's got
• 23:08
  Laurie's blood in his car, He's got Cindy's blood on the gun. Like
• 23:11
  this is slam dunk. There's no getting out of this now. Georgia police
• 23:17
  officers headed up to Wisconsin to interview Stacy. He said he did not remember
• 23:21
  anything from that day and he wouldn't tell police anything. Now this is when
• 23:25
  he's taken back to Georgia and shot. No, I'm kidding, maybe should
• 23:30
  have been. Yeah. Now, based on the evidence, they were able
• 23:33
  to put together a timeline of events for trial. Now in the court hearing,
• 23:37
  the prosecutor argued that at approximately twelve forty pm on November three, Stacy,
• 23:41
  who was a convicted felon and who was still in parol, entered the
• 23:45
  construction company's sales office where he saw Cindy Williams and Laurie Brown. Now,
• 23:51
  while there, he first approached Cindy and thought she was by herself, so
• 23:55
  he holds her up with the threatens her with the handgun, has her own
• 23:59
  dress, and then her reveal her pen number for her atm card. So
• 24:03
  once he has the bank information, he then calls that first one eight hundred
• 24:07
  number. He calls and gets Cindy's current balance, so then he takes Cindy's
• 24:12
  underwear he strangles her with it, and then he forces her into Laurie's office
• 24:18
  and forces her on her hands and knees under the desk. He then places
• 24:22
  the handgun at the back of Cindy's head and positions a bag of balloons like
• 24:26
  the balloons she put out for for like open houses and stuff between the gun
• 24:32
  and her body to muffle the sound of the gunshots. He then fired a
• 24:36
  shot into her back that went through her lung and heart, and fired a
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  second shot through her head and left her face down on her hands and knees
• 24:44
  under the desk. Well, this is when Laurie entered the office during during
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  all of this, shortly after He's attacked Cindy, because remember Laurie had gone
• 24:53
  to lunch with her mom and came back a little bit later, so she
• 24:56
  walks in on all this. Stacy then attacks Laurie and he actually gets her
• 25:03
  in a choke hold and she suffers hemorrhaging in her throat that was consistent with
• 25:07
  having been held in that chokehold for a long time. So after He's attacked
• 25:11
  Laurie and gets her in this in a position where he's you know, he
• 25:17
  got the gun, he's in control and everything like that. He does the
• 25:19
  same thing with her. He asked her to undress, He asked her for
• 25:22
  the pin number, He calls her bank to find out what her balance is,
• 25:26
  and then he made her kneel with her head facing the floor. Then,
• 25:29
  while standing over Laurie, Stacy fired one gunshot through her head, and
• 25:33
  this time using both a bag of balloons and Laurie's folded blouse to muffle the
• 25:38
  sound. He dragged her body to her desk and took both victims driver's license
• 25:44
  and ATM and credit cards and left the scene at approximately one thirty pm.
• 25:48
  Now neither victims sustained any defensive wounds. I mean, they just this was
• 25:52
  a completely caught off guard that someone walking would do this. They didn't even
• 25:56
  have a chance to fight back. That's the picture that was painted by the
• 26:00
  prosecution to the jury and Stacy. Humphries was convicted of both murders and sentenced
• 26:07
  to death. He tried to appeal his sentence, but it was upheld in
• 26:11
  twenty ten, and he is still currently sitting on death Row in Georgia for
• 26:17
  some reason. Yeah. So, yeah, this is just crazy that he
• 26:22
  would just I mean, he seemed to have somewhat planned who he was going
• 26:26
  to attack, but then it almost seemed not planned. I mean, it
• 26:32
  didn't There was no reason to believe that either one of these women had a
• 26:34
  bunch of money that he could get. That's what doesn't make any sense.
• 26:37
  There's no reason to think that he was going to hit the jackpot with their
• 26:42
  ATM cards, you know, to have been. I think he just became
• 26:47
  obsessed with maybe one of them or something. And well, for this guy,
• 26:49
  sounds like a hundred bucks as a jackpot. Well I know, but
• 26:52
  it doesn't make sense that he would stalk them basically or drive around the neighborhood
• 26:56
  or maybe he was just trying to see people's patterns. And you would think
• 27:00
  that if you're going to go to that much work, you would at least
• 27:02
  find someone that had a bunch of money. I mean, I don't think
• 27:03
  either one of them were. Well there's some real stupid people out there,
• 27:07
  as we'll probably find out, and y'all need Jesus. Yes, So anyways,
• 27:11
  and just to explain the posy's situation, that stew was saying, So,
• 27:18
  our daughter's obsessed with the three year old she's obsessed with mini mouse.
• 27:22
  And there's in the bow Tunes episodes the Little Nieces or whatever of many they
• 27:30
  go posey. And so that's the only way we can get our daughter to
• 27:33
  take a picture is if we say to say, do posy's, and she'll
• 27:37
  do posy's, because otherwise she won't take a picture. She just gives us
• 27:41
  this scal and walks away. So anyways, if anybody's wondering why Steve said
• 27:47
  that, and it was an inappropriate time, but that's well, let the
• 27:52
  the reviews write themselves. Do they do? They really do? I mean,
• 27:56
  we're not saying that the people aren't wrong, that we're inappropriate, but
• 28:00
  we do in the description. Yes, if this is not your format,
• 28:06
  if you've listened to this far though, like this is on you, Oh
• 28:10
  yeah, absolutely, And if you listen to the y'all need Jesus part,
• 28:12
  it's really on you. I mean I'm telling you I would exit now,
• 28:17
  exit stage left. I'm saying that my y'all need Jesus there that Ben,
• 28:21
  Yes, I think you're full of crap. All right, So do you
• 28:23
  have your y'all need, Yes, I gotta y'all need Jesus. There's so
• 28:26
  much out there every day these days. Okay, well, are you ready?
• 28:30
  Yes? Okay, all right. Man warns about blowing up home depot
• 28:37
  cops called. Okay, Florida or not Florida, not Florida. Okay.
• 28:45
  This comes to us from the New York Post, February fourteenth, twenty nineteen.
• 28:52
  When you gotta go, you gotta go, And that's something a home
• 28:55
  depot customer in which talk can does this knows all knows all too well.
• 29:02
  In a story that sounds like it could have been published by a satirical website
• 29:06
  and un name, shopper caused a major incident at his local home depot when
• 29:11
  he chose the wrong words to describe his intestinal discomfort. Oh God. According
• 29:19
  to the news station, home depot staff called nine to one one after a
• 29:23
  customer reportedly told them that a man had just made a bomb threat in the
• 29:29
  bathroom. As it turns out, the man did not did make something of
• 29:33
  a threat, but not the kind that usually causes law enforcement to take notice.
• 29:38
  We just had a customer here made what may have been a bomb threat.
• 29:42
  The caller reportedly told police dispatch. He said, somebody told me there's
• 29:48
  a bomb in here and you need to leave the building. He said it
• 29:52
  three times. That statement turned out to be a rather rough translation of what's
• 29:56
  supposed to the supposed bomber actually said. A second witness later revealed that the
• 30:04
  man told the bathroom girls goers, y'all need to get out of here because
• 30:10
  I'm fitting to blow it up. Apparently, one of the individuals who heard
• 30:15
  Demand's warning felt the threat was serious enough to tip off store employees go and
• 30:21
  call the police, and I felt the need to call them, and I
• 30:26
  called to the police. Quickly followed, I've definitely felt like I should call
• 30:30
  the police on Steward times. I understand. I'll tell you what, while
• 30:34
  you were pregnant, I was going to press charges shut up. Officers quickly
• 30:38
  respond the hormones the baby. Officers quickly responded to the store, where they
• 30:45
  eventually located the man, who explained that the only danger he posed was to
• 30:49
  the bathroom stall, and that bathroom was never the same. Again, you
• 30:56
  can't fault anyone for airing, airing, airring, erring on the side of
• 31:00
  caution, but this clear airing on airing on the side of caution. But
• 31:06
  this is clearly a humorous misunderstanding that said, let this be a warning to
• 31:11
  all of your public bathroom visitors to keep your narration to yourself. What was
• 31:18
  he supposed to say, I'm about to shift my brains up, Please get
• 31:21
  out. He was trying to warn him, like, don't come in here.
• 31:25
  This is gross. I guess he just wanted the bathroom to himself.
• 31:30
  He was about to embarrass himself. But that would be more embarrassing announcing it.
• 31:32
  I would just go really fast and leave. You know, I'm fitting
• 31:36
  to blow this motherfucker up. Y'all might want hurry up. I hope you
• 31:40
  don't do that in public. That would be so embarrassing. I just do
• 31:41
  it at the house. No, oh, yeah you do. You're gross.
• 31:45
  We're not talking about this anymore anyways. All right, So that was
• 31:52
  the y'all need Jesus, And so we'll try to We're gonna try to get
• 31:56
  these out every week. We're gonna try our best. We do have children
• 32:00
  year old, A one and a half year old, and a she's not
• 32:04
  even three weeks old yet. She'll be three weeks this week. Yeah,
• 32:08
  she's fine, she's pretty responsible. She's angry though she's at that. I
• 32:15
  hope it's normal, because she's also the one that like got fixated on the
• 32:19
  word kill and dead and had the knife, the play knife if you have,
• 32:23
  there's a story behind that. Anyways, she gets so upset her face
• 32:29
  just just twist into like this. It's just unbecoming. I don't know,
• 32:36
  it's a little scary. It's like, can imagine that face over you while
• 32:38
  you're It's just all her emotions just come up in her little body and she
• 32:45
  just go into her face and she just it's something. So so we're dealing
• 32:50
  with that. But other than that, she's pretty good. So it is.
• 32:52
  It is nice she is. I know she's only three, but compared
• 32:55
  to the other two's she seems like she by will be thirty five compared to
• 33:00
  the other two. How independent she is. So anyways, all right,
• 33:06
  so I guess we'll see you guys next week. Check out the Patreon buy
• 33:10
  me a coffee, the Facebook page, the Instagram. Any comments about being
• 33:19
  inappropriate direct those towards Stuart. You're the one that said posey Stuart. Oh
• 33:24
  yeah, I guess how dare Anyways, all right, so we will see
• 33:29
  you guys next week. By everyone. Say bye, Steve. Telln't you
• 33:34
  know it's bad to be SUPERSTI shot by my being else. It's working.
• 33:45
  It's pretty learning sack. This worthy can