Latest / Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast / 109. [Louisiana] Kristi O'Pry
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- 0:20Hey, everyone, welcome to bless this mess in the drue Crum Podcast.
- 0:22I don't care here, what's to say? Stue? Hey? All right,
- 0:25so we're back when we are going to Louisiana this week. We've been
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- 1:10life's a little crazy right now. But it's calming down. It's really not,
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- 1:57okay? So with that nothing nothing, I know, Stu. You probably
- 2:02don't have your y'all need Jesus ready, And I'm be pissed off when we
- 2:05get to the end of the day. You're always pissed off. Yeah,
- 2:07I know, be pissed off and pissed on me a coordea. What do
- 2:12you freak? Stuart? Oh, you take that back. I'm not it's
- 2:15a golden shower person. That's wrong with you? I kid, Oh my
- 2:21god, not judging anybody kind, Actually, yes I am. If you're
- 2:24getting peed on for sexual pleasure, I am judging you harshly or mildly harshly,
- 2:34actually, not as harsh as like the people that want to be I'm
- 2:36not even going to go into it now. It's not okay. They can
- 2:42probably a German website. Yeah. Anyways, all right, so we're to
- 2:45our case in Louisiana. Christy Gwynn oh Pry was born May eighth, nineteen
- 2:50seventy in Mindon, Louisiana, to Patrick and Janet. Growing up, she
- 2:53would have four siblings, a brother and three sisters. Oops, that's mel
- 2:59sorry, guys. She would attend cut Off Elementary. Oh, cut Off
- 3:02Louisiana down there. Oh, what Cajun cannon. I don't know who that
- 3:10is. I only know one person from Cutoff. Oh yeah, anyways,
- 3:17cut Off Elementary. That's way down there in the in the old swamps down
- 3:23there. You get some real Cajuns down there. So anyways, before ending
- 3:29back up north to attend Junior high and High School in Shreveport, Louisiana,
- 3:31which is basically Texas. What. Yeah, it's Bob behavior. I mean
- 3:37he was the quarterback for the Saints forever. He came on during the strike,
- 3:40way back when we're literally losing people right now, unless he gets murdered
- 3:46at the end of the story. They don't care. They might anyways.
- 3:52Christy was described as beautiful, compassionate in a larger than life personality. She
- 3:55loved nature, rainbows, sunflowers, and dogs. I remember, she's born
- 4:00in the seventies. She's you know, I was born in the seventies.
- 4:03You did not like rainbow sunflowers. He did like dogs. One of her
- 4:08favorite pastimes was going to concerts. Now, Christy would meet Stuke and relate.
- 4:13Christy would meet long term boyfriend Todd Dean around nineteen ninety when she was
- 4:16twenty years old. They would go on to date for the next six years.
- 4:20Now. During this time, they had a child together, a daughter
- 4:24named Jordan, in nineteen ninety two. In nineteen ninety six, Christy and
- 4:28Todd were living together in Treeport with their three year old daughter, Jordan,
- 4:31and on July twenty third, nineteen ninety six, Todd called family members of
- 4:36Christy and he told him that he hadn't seen Christy now. The family wasn't
- 4:41too concerned initially because evidently, whenever these two would get in a fight,
- 4:46they wouldn't speak to each other and just cut off contact, I guess till
- 4:50they got over it. Yeah, they were young. They would just like,
- 4:55you know, Christy would run on, you know, like go and
- 4:59be like I'm going to stay with family or friends or whatever for a couple
- 5:01of days and just get away from Todd or whatever. So it wasn't like
- 5:04too crazy that he hadn't seen her because she might have just been trying to
- 5:06get away from him. That seems crazy just leave the house, but well
- 5:12some people do that. If it's a if you have some place to go,
- 5:16I'll be screwed just alone. I just have to go to a different
- 5:20bedroom. So would you You wouldn't have anywhere to go either? Where would
- 5:27you go to my friend's house? Do you not have a friend? Not
- 5:31here? Actually? I have places I could go. I know one person
- 5:34I could go to their house in stay anyways, Oh yeah, who's that?
- 5:41Where is it at? I need an address? Phone number? Anyway.
- 5:45But whenever he told them that he had not seen Christy in four days,
- 5:48they grew concerned. So they asked where Jordan was, and he said
- 5:53that the daughter had been left with his mother, but Christy had not been
- 5:58back to pick her up. So Christie's family knew something was up because Christy
- 6:03would never just leave Jordan with out blood relatives basically of hers I don't know,
- 6:11no, not blood relatives. She trusted the mother of the guy that's
- 6:15her. I mean they've been together six years, pseudo mother in law.
- 6:18But she would never leave her daughter for four days like that. Like she
- 6:25might go and watch her whatever for a couple days, like for a couple
- 6:28of hours or something, or maybe overnight, but she would never just up
- 6:30and leave for four days with the daughter with anybody. Is that what you're
- 6:35telling me, that's the story you're going with, yes, Stuart. So
- 6:40they began calling other family and friends, including her sisters. Christy was known
- 6:44to stay with family during the times that her and Todd were having arguments.
- 6:48Now, none of the sisters had spoken to Christy for several days, so
- 6:53they ran over to Christie's house to see if they could find Christy now.
- 6:57Once entering the home, they found that Christy had not taking anything with her,
- 7:00including her makeup, toothbrush, hair products, and all the things she
- 7:04always brought with her whenever she left home to stay away from Todd. Christy
- 7:11was very much into her hair and makeup and would never leave for a long
- 7:14time without those items. I guess she had the old big hair eighties.
- 7:16Yeah, she's hair bands twenty six and nineteen ninety two. She's yeah,
- 7:21lived those eighties hairbands, and she's putting on all the makeup, all the
- 7:25hair, everything every day. So for her to leave without that stuff,
- 7:29that wasn't normal. If she's going to stay with family friends, she's obviously
- 7:31going to take all that stuff. Yeah, it took a lot of stuff
- 7:33back then. Yeah, lots of time. I know. It takes me,
- 7:36like it literally takes me five minutes to get ready in the morning.
- 7:40I'm not saying that I look great those No, it's when you just put
- 7:43your hair in a bun. No, No, Stuart, I don't.
- 7:47I know I always put on I have a like five things I put on
- 7:50every day, not that she would know anyways, I have like five things
- 7:54i'd put on, and then I have my hair clip that I put that
- 7:57makes my hair look nicer than being in a bun. You know, my
- 8:01gold hair clip that I'm always in for because it makes me look professional.
- 8:05A couple more, Yeah, I know, I've lost them, and I
- 8:07have one that I can that works, and I'm always looking for it because
- 8:13it's it's how I can make my hair look nice with that actually having to
- 8:15do anything with it. It's a trick Steward. But no, the makeup
- 8:20is minimal for me. I'm not like a I just I just don't have
- 8:24the if I if I put in the effort, I will if we're going
- 8:28somewhere special, but like my day to day No. But she, however,
- 8:31there's girls that just love to do their makeup. They're into it.
- 8:35I've never been one of those. Shut up ste I mean you're going to
- 8:39say that, oh whatever, you married it. I look real rough right
- 8:46now, back in that face. The family decides to go to the police.
- 8:54At this point, the cattle pairs Sheriff's department would be overseeing her disappearance.
- 9:00Now they went to the interview. They went to interview the boyfriend,
- 9:03Todd, to see if he had any additional information about the last time he
- 9:05had seen Christy. Well, Christy's family was upset he had waited so long,
- 9:11and police were suspicious because four days is a long time to not start
- 9:15asking some questions, you know. But Todd doesn't seem that great, so,
- 9:22I mean his name's Tod too, so, oh my Christian, it's
- 9:26not like the other one didn't like Crispin Chrisp. Yeah, you're just asking
- 9:33for your son to be a freaking murderous frat boy douchebang. Anyways, Christian
- 9:39Todd's relationship had gone downhill in the last few years. He had been physical
- 9:43with Christy and he drank a lot. Now they stayed together for their daughter,
- 9:46but it was becoming unsustainable. Christy was beginning to look for work and
- 9:52try to become more independent because at this point she they were out living in
- 9:56the country. She had no vehicle, she was at home taking their daughter.
- 10:00She had no means for income or anything. And I see this.
- 10:05I'm in this mom group stode for that's local here, and man, it
- 10:09happens a lot like these women they can't get out because they don't have a
- 10:13knee. I mean, they're basically stuck. They got some asshole husband.
- 10:18And not all of them are like physically that they they like post anonymous and
- 10:22they're like not all more physical. They're just like, oh, well,
- 10:24he cheats on me all this stuff, and there's nothing I can do about
- 10:28it because I'm like a single or i'd be a single mom and I don't
- 10:30have many I don't make any money. So anyway, so she's really stuck
- 10:35in that situation because she's out in the country with no vehicle, so you're
- 10:37stuck out, really isolated. So anyway, so she's trying to, you
- 10:43know, look for work and figure out how she could possibly leave Todd.
- 10:46Now detectives spoke to Todd and he denied any involvement with Christie's disappearance. He
- 10:50totally said they argued and had physical altercations, but he would never hurt Christy,
- 10:54which is a contradiction in and of itself. Todd, Well, maybe
- 11:00he was throwing hands at him and he was blinding, Oh what is wrong
- 11:05with you? That's not what happened. Okay, what happened. He was
- 11:09abusive to her at some points. I mean I don't think he was at
- 11:13like beating her to a pulp or anything like that, but he was physical
- 11:16with her. So anyway, so it doesn't matter. None of it's acceptable,
- 11:22Stewart, But for him to say I would never hurt Christie, but
- 11:26he also just said I had physical altercations with her, then that's kind of
- 11:30contradicts itself, because you did hurt Christy anyways, Todd had no explanation as
- 11:35to why he waited the four days to contact family and friends to even ask
- 11:39about Christy. He said that the last time he had seen Christy that him
- 11:41and her had gotten into a big argument, and that's when he left the
- 11:48house to go help a friend with his vehicle, and when he came back,
- 11:50Christy was gone. Doesn't know where she went. Nothing, that's the
- 11:54last time he had seen her. Now, Todd was high on the suspect
- 11:58list, but they had no solid evidence against him other than him being like
- 12:03an ass so anyways, so they asked him to take a polygraph test and
- 12:07he passed, and they were also able to confirm his story about going to
- 12:09help that friend. So things are looking little more in Todd's favors to now.
- 12:18Looking elsewhere for clues, they found nothing. At Christie's home. There
- 12:22were no signs of forced entry or a struggle. She seemed to have just
- 12:26vanished. Police continued to talk to family and friends and found out that Christy
- 12:31had actually been seen by one of her sisters after the fight with Todd.
- 12:35Around eight pm, Christy had shown up at her sister's home with a man
- 12:39named Eric Mickelson. Her sister had never met Eric before, but Christie said
- 12:45they went to high school together. Christy told her sister that Eric wanted to
- 12:48jump on the trampoline in the backyard, so she obliged, which is so
- 12:52strange someone. I'm assuming I'm just gonna make some assumptions here, Stuart that
- 13:01I'm assuming there was some alcohol and other things involved, because no one just
- 13:05is like driving around, be like a grown man, be like, I
- 13:07want to jump on a trampoline. That sounds like something you say when you're
- 13:11on something personally, something little more than an alcohol Quite possibly, Yeah,
- 13:16that's what I'm thinking, because that's just like not a normal thing to say.
- 13:20So anyway, the man walked to the backyard and made an offhanded comment
- 13:24about killing her sister's dog. Yeah, the dog was barking at him or
- 13:28whatever, and the dog was tied up with the chain, which is not
- 13:33cool. But apparently the dog. I don't know if the dog was vicious
- 13:37or whatever, but he was barking at him and he made that comment,
- 13:41which was really something like, Okay, you got to leave now, Yeah
- 13:45you want to come? That's weird. And now you're talking about now you
- 13:48definitely, I gotta leave. Be like walking in and Jinx is hissing at
- 13:52you, and I kill that cat. You can get the fuck out of
- 13:56my house, is what you can do. The first thing you can do.
- 13:58You can't jump on our mini tramp No we do, haven't. We
- 14:01did. The children got a mini trampoline for inside, and now none of
- 14:07you can come over and jump on it now. The but they didn't think
- 14:16much of it, which is weird. Yeah, how do you not think
- 14:20much of it? I'm telling you there's there's something to go. There's substance
- 14:24abuse happening with some of these people. There's got to be. I mean,
- 14:26they didn't say that, but I mean, let's be honest. You
- 14:31went to cut off elementary, there's got to be some families. We're going
- 14:35to lose all the listener down and cut off the one listener. So anyway,
- 14:41old Eric jumped on the trampoline while Christie and HER's sister visited with each
- 14:46other. So he's just out there jumping on the trampoline in the backyard with
- 14:48us. Why they're just in there talking like like she brought over the three
- 14:52year old to jump on the trampoline. Now her sister asked if they had
- 14:56wanted to stay for dinner, and they decline, and Eric said he was
- 15:00going to take Christie home and that was the last time any family had seen
- 15:05Christy alive. Yeah, so I don't want to put anything on the dead,
- 15:11So I'm going to say I think Eric was probably taking some stuff,
- 15:16you know, and Christy was just like, Okay, well who was driving
- 15:22Eric? Yeah it was his We're going to get into that. Yeah,
- 15:26I don't know. I can't confirm this, Stewart. This is just what
- 15:28I'm assuming if a grown man wanted to jump on a trampoline. So they
- 15:31bring Eric in for questioning and he is very forthcoming. He tells police that
- 15:35Christy contacted him on July nineteenth and asked if he would take her to run
- 15:39some errands and she would pay him gas money. Well, they went to
- 15:43South Park Mall where they ate at the El Chico. Have you ever been
- 15:46to an El Chico sto? I have not. We had El Chico uh
- 15:52in Lufkin Well, I was growing over. It was the El Chico.
- 15:56I don't know. Do they still have El Chico's out there? I don't
- 16:00even know what. I didn't look it at it's a Mexican what do you
- 16:02think it is? Do it? It's a Mexican restaurant. Well obviously just
- 16:04like Taco Bell. Anyways, they then stopped by Christie's sisters home and then
- 16:11headed out, where Christy asked to be to stop at the Circle K to
- 16:14make a phone call. Now. When she came back from making the phone
- 16:17call, she asked if instead of taking her home, he would go drop
- 16:19her back off at that South Park mall. Eric obliged, and that was
- 16:25the last time he said he saw Christy. He told police that he then
- 16:27headed downtown to try to meet up with some friends, but he never found
- 16:32him, so he ended up not meeting anyone and headed home around ten thirty.
- 16:36He said he just went down there to look for friends, which is
- 16:38like, I mean, I guess it is nineteen ninety two. You can't
- 16:41really text and be like, hey, where you guys at? No,
- 16:44I mean probably cruising the strip. Still, yeah, you can just drive
- 16:47up and down the strip. Anyways, he said he never found anybody,
- 16:49so he head back home and he was home around ten thirty. They asked
- 16:52Eric if he would take a polygraph test, but he declined, saying they
- 16:56were unreliable, the only, the only true thing. Todd probably said that
- 16:59day. You mean Eric, Oh shit, Eric, Wow, Todd took
- 17:04his polygraph test. He's idiot. Yes, Eric's like, no, these
- 17:07are unreliable, and I agree, please let him go and began to investigate
- 17:11a story. They're like please, probably like yeah, they are unreliable.
- 17:15But he got us on that one. Yeah, you win. Now with
- 17:21this new suspect, old mister Eric Michelson, the police started talking to the
- 17:26family and friends all over again to see where the speller fit into the story.
- 17:30Now, Todd told him that Eric did call him the morning after Christy
- 17:34went missing, and he told uh Todd that he had dropped her off at
- 17:40the South Park mall the night before. Now again, Todd waited four days
- 17:45before telling anyone that Christy was missing, even though he knew she had been
- 17:48dropped off the night before and never returned here. Yes, so he knew
- 17:53more than him just saying, well, I caught home and she wasn't there.
- 17:57He knew she had been dropped off someplace, didn't have a car to
- 18:03get home or anything like that, and then didn't chump. I mean,
- 18:04that's doesn't look good. Todd Todd. Now, they went to the Circle's
- 18:08k gas station where Christy had made the phone call. They looked at the
- 18:12payphone records from that payphone, and they didn't see any calls made at the
- 18:18time Eric told him they were. They spoke to the gas station attendant that
- 18:22worked that night, and they didn't remember seeing Christy. No one saw her
- 18:26at the mall later that night either, And so some parts of Eric's story
- 18:30weren't adding up. But they didn't have much to go on in terms of
- 18:33evidence pointing them to Eric because just his story was off. There's no physical
- 18:38evidence or anything like that pointing to him. Yeah, and Christy was like
- 18:41a pretty girl, so they people would have like people would remember it seeing
- 18:47her, you know what I'm saying, why because she was pretty? Yeah,
- 18:52people men take notes to her. Really, Yes, Now the gas
- 18:56station, you're gonna be like, yeah, I was super nervous, pretty
- 19:00blonde girl that walked in blah blah blah. You know, pepals are usually
- 19:03outside anyway, But he said she went into the gas station. Now,
- 19:08Eric did agree to allow officials to search his property, but they didn't find
- 19:12anything there. After this, the case went cold, despite the family's efforts
- 19:17to get Christie's story out to the public. They did all the things,
- 19:21they posted the flyers, they tried to get on the TVs. They offered
- 19:23rewards, but there was no new rewards, no new leads coming from any
- 19:29of this. Yeah, they did their they were looking for They were trying
- 19:33to get it out as many as far as they possibly could to see if
- 19:37anybody had seen Christy. Unfortunately, a decade would pass with no hope of
- 19:42finding who took Christy. When one of the old suspects was arrested for an
- 19:47unrelated murders to shut up, I know right. On July eleventh, two
- 19:52thousand and seven, Charles Martin, an eighty six year old World War II
- 19:56veteran, was discovered to be missing, with signs of a struggle and robbery
- 20:00happening in his home. Police trace a possible suspect to a single mother named
- 20:06Beverly Arthur. This is a woman that Charles had been trying to help she.
- 20:11You know, she was struggling single, MoMA and stuff. Charles trying
- 20:15to help her get back on her feet, but she would repeatedly just take
- 20:18advantage of him. So she's just like scum of the earth. Like this
- 20:22nice old grandpa and she's just taking his money and not. So his family
- 20:33was very suspicious of her because of her actions. And when they went to
- 20:36speak to Beverly, she was with the man about like where's Charles, have
- 20:41you seen him or anything like that. She was with a man in his
- 20:42name was Eric Mickelson's Duw police immediately recognized him as the main suspect in the
- 20:49disappearance of Christi O Pride because this is all happening in the same area and
- 20:56like it's not that was a big casepec thing whenever Christy disappeared and everything like
- 21:00that. So they police were still in the force that remembered it. So
- 21:04they bring Beverly in and they asked her about the whereabouts of Charles. She
- 21:08immediately folds and tells them that Eric and her had gone to Charles's home to
- 21:14rob him, but things got out of hand. Eric attacked Charles when the
- 21:17plan was originally just to steal items and leave as Charles was in his room,
- 21:22he's hard of hearing, so they were just gonna sneak in his take
- 21:26his stuff and lee, like you didn't even have to interact with him or
- 21:30anything like that. So he wouldn't even be like be aware that the robbery
- 21:34was happening. So, but something happened while they were there. Beverly said,
- 21:38Eric just decided to break down Charles's bedroom door because he always locked it
- 21:44because he was hard of hearing, and it was just like a safety measure,
- 21:47break down his door and strangled Charles while Beverly stood by. So in
- 21:51the end they Charles is dead, and they end up stealing a coin collection
- 21:55along with other items and Charles's car. They brought Eric in for questioning.
- 22:00Well, he initially denies hurting Charles, but soon felt cornered and confess,
- 22:03saying I wrung his neck, and he said I wrung his neck three times,
- 22:07like just I mean I wrung his neck. I wrung his neck,
- 22:11I wrung his neck, just strange, and saying I did it all.
- 22:15I did everything. So he then confessed to taking the body out to the
- 22:21Mickelson family property, where they dismembered him, put him in trash bags,
- 22:25and disposed of the body all over the property. Like these people are sick.
- 22:27Yeah, pretty much. Yeah. So with this new information, police
- 22:32load up Eric into a cruiser dude the terms and they drive him out of
- 22:38the property, and he starts pointing out where Charles's body was disposed of,
- 22:41because they dropped it in different parts and everything like in these trash bags.
- 22:47Now, after confessing to Charles's murder, Eric did finally confess to killing Christy.
- 22:52He told police that they were driving around and everything was fine when suddenly
- 22:56something tapped him on the shoulder and he wrung her neck. What happened,
- 23:04he said, the devil came out. I think it was Ramsey. Devil.
- 23:08Gordon Ramsey is the devil. Yes, I did not realize the reason.
- 23:14I thought it was because he's everyone's all making a fuss because he just
- 23:17had his like six child or whatever. Is he the one Gordon Ramsey?
- 23:22Is he the one that cusses at everybody and yells yeah, So he was
- 23:26like yelling at him, Yeah, yeah, wring her neck. Wrung her
- 23:30you better go wrung her neck out. I seem to like ringing next.
- 23:37It's such a weird like word. He just came like, not strangled or
- 23:42nothing like that. He like, he likes to use the word wring her
- 23:45neck, wrung his neck. It's so weird in his thick country accent too.
- 23:51Well. Anyway, he told the tectives that after he strangled her,
- 23:55he took her back to the pond on his family's property and wait her body
- 24:00down to the bottom of the pond. He came back the next morning to
- 24:03see her body had floated to the top, so he disposed of her the
- 24:07same way as Charles. He dismembered her and then he put her on trash
- 24:11bags and dropped her all around the property. They were never able to recover
- 24:15Christie's body. They searched the pond, they didn't. They did find undisclosed
- 24:21evidence corroborating Eric's story, but they were unable to find the body in the
- 24:25trash bags. They figured it had been too long and their body had decomposed
- 24:30along with the trash bag. Oh yeah, because the animals would have ripped
- 24:33open the trash bags and then then they would have, you know, it
- 24:36would have decomposed. It's like rug. Even though it is Streeport is Texas,
- 24:40it's still hot and humid up there, so it is yeah. Now.
- 24:45In twenty eleven, Eric was found guilty of first degree murder of Charles
- 24:48Martin and was sentenced to death Right on now. Beverly pled guilty to second
- 24:52degree murder and also was sentenced to life in prison. Now, Eric was
- 24:57charged with second degree murder for Christie's murder, but was never brought to trial.
- 25:02Now, in twenty fourteen, Eric's conviction and deathtinence was overturned and he
- 25:06would get a new trial. What the hell, Yeah, it was some
- 25:10there was some big Supreme Court hearing or something. Somebody researched that. Yeah,
- 25:15well maybe Stuart, maybe you should research it next time. Okay,
- 25:18I got things to death. I have things to do. Oh my god,
- 25:22I'm just the talent. Well you're not. You're not talenting much right
- 25:26now. Oh I am. You're like a bag of soggy rocks over there.
- 25:33What the hell rocks have to do it? I don't know. It
- 25:34just feels like that's what you are, like wet rocks. Yeah, rocks
- 25:38get soggy. I don't understand. They're porous. Now, in twenty fifteen,
- 25:47he was convicted again, but he would only get a life in prison
- 25:51without parole instead of the death penalty. Now, Eric is currently serving his
- 25:55life sentence in the Louisiana State Penitentiary and in Golan. I wonder if he
- 25:59participates, you're going to ask I don't know. Stuart, how did you
- 26:03know I was going to ask this, because that's what that's just like,
- 26:10that's some basic bitch stuff. Let's ask about the rodeo. I don't think
- 26:15he's allowed to I don't you think the murderers are allowed to participate? Yeah,
- 26:19I think most of the cola is where the bad people go. Anyways,
- 26:26that's our story out of Louisiana. So just to I mean, he
- 26:30was on the verge of being a serial killer. I mean, I don't
- 26:32know if he killed anybody else. That was a long time ago, a
- 26:34decade without killing anybody. He killed Christie for no reason whatsoever. Just wanted
- 26:38to kill somebody, I guess because they said she was never Yeah, well
- 26:42understand why he killed Charles. He didn't have to break down a store.
- 26:45Just he just likes to kill people. I'm saying that he probably killed somebody
- 26:48else in a decade time. It's all Gordon, Gordon Ramsey. Anyways,
- 26:56Uh, Stu, did you do you want to look up? But y'all
- 26:57need Jesus because I know you don't have one. Of course, I got
- 27:00one. Where whip it out now, stew I'll whip it out, all
- 27:06right, We'll be right back with the Jesus. If you hate it,
- 27:08hate the yelny Jesus, this is your chance to exit. Fast forward,
- 27:12go on to your next pine. Can yeah go waiting on me? Yes.
- 27:19Man shocked to discover source of headache for five months. This pair of
- 27:25chopsticks inside his skull. This disgusting storm. Well, Florida, not Flora,
- 27:30Come on Florida. No, not Florida. Coming to you from Fox
- 27:34News. A pounding headache led to a shocking discovery for a man in Vietnam,
- 27:41oh after the source of the pain was revealed to be a pair of
- 27:45chopsticks. After the man experienced severe headaches for five months, doctors at Cuba
- 27:52Friendship Hospital in Dong Hoy Hoy, Dong Hoy told the thirty five year old
- 27:59man that he had a pair of chopsticks lodged inside his skull. According to
- 28:03The New York Post. Upon checking into the hospital on November twenty fifth,
- 28:07a CT scan revealed that the man was suffering from a rare, potentially life
- 28:12threatening neurological condition that was caused by the pair of chopsticks pair A pair,
- 28:18not just one, A pair that had allegedly gone up his nose and into
- 28:23his brain. The Post reported that while the man was initially surprised at how
- 28:30chopsticks ended up inside his skull, he soon remembered a fight he was involved
- 28:34in while out drinking five months prior. The patient reportedly told doctors that he
- 28:41could not recall many details from the fight, but did remember someone stabbing him
- 28:45in the face with an unknown object. I mean, to get two chopsticks
- 28:52up one of these nostrils, that's some pretty precise still, if there was
- 28:55one each nostril or both of them went up one, or what happened they
- 28:59broke off, I'm assuming I feel like it'd be one. I don't know.
- 29:03This is weird. The surgeons were able to successfully remove the chopsticks,
- 29:07and the patients was said to be in stable condition waiting to be released from
- 29:12the hospital. Well that's crazy, Stu. Well, oh, I don't
- 29:18know what his name is is undisclosed. Well I probably wouldn't have been able
- 29:23to pronounce it. No, you got dong out for dog? Oh yeah,
- 29:30anyways, all right, Well that was a lovely y'all need Jesus.
- 29:33I think I've told the story about that when I was growing up, that
- 29:37pastor that had that giant piece of glass in his foot for like twenty plus
- 29:41years. I didn't tell you that story. I mean, I got a
- 29:45spunter on my foot for like a couple of months that I dug out Jesus
- 29:48start so it can happen. I know what happened. I got it out
- 29:52originally, but I didn't A piece that had broke off was still in there.
- 29:56But I'd pulled out a piece, but there was still another piece in
- 29:59there, So well that's how mine got left in All right, Well this
- 30:03I think I've told this story on this podcast before. But I had a
- 30:06pastor whenever I was growing up, and he his name was Todd as well
- 30:12Todd. I think he was a killer too. Maybe I grew up with
- 30:18some pretty crazy religion story story anyways, Wow, shall we do a podcast
- 30:23on the house maybe? So anyway, So, uh, he he had
- 30:30this like foot pain for like a long like long long time, and it
- 30:33was I guess it had finally got to the cat's crying. Anyways, it
- 30:37had finally got to a point where he's just like trying to fare at what's
- 30:41going on or whatever. Well, apparently he had stepped on a piece of
- 30:44glass like he had like a large piece of glasses, a large he had
- 30:48stepped on a like a large piece of glass had gone into his foot.
- 30:52Well, they thought this happened like twenty plus years ago. He thought that
- 30:55they had gotten it all out, but apparently they left a big chunk in
- 30:57there. They didn't see it, and so his body, just like the
- 31:00muscles and everything just molded around this piece of glass. And it wasn't until
- 31:04it got shifted, I guess, in there and it started hurting him again.
- 31:08And so they had to like remove this piece of glass and it was
- 31:11like a big thick piece of glass in his foot. Mine was just a
- 31:15little tiny piece of But same thing happened, and I dug it out myself.
- 31:18Okay, hurt like hell, but okay, well it was like he
- 31:21had to go in for like surgery and stuff. He could have dug it
- 31:23out himself. Okay. Yeah. Anyways, all right, Well that's our
- 31:29episode for this week. Remember check us out on Patreon, that's in the
- 31:33show notes, Buy me a coffee, Instagram, Facebook, We got the
- 31:40book club, and uh maybe next week we'll talk about harryet stew If anybody's
- 31:47seen a Facebook and Instagram? Okay, well, no, because I only
- 31:52did it as a story, so it's gone. So if they weren't on
- 31:55there, they missed it. They don't know who Harriet is. Everything,
- 31:57I'll have to I'll post a new picture of Harriet Travis from So I married,
- 32:01and I'll post a new picture of Harriet, and then we can talk
- 32:05about it next week. Stu. Because I love Harriet. It's my third
- 32:07child. She has been going on about this. I know this is China,
- 32:14Hutch and I just love this thing so much. I can't even believe
- 32:17I got it for three hundred dollars. Stewart three, I know you were
- 32:22there. I drag stew to the town over with the kids loaded up and
- 32:27we had to we had to like haul it out and everything. We had
- 32:30to get the neighbor to help everything. Because the guy was like, did
- 32:32you bring anybody to help? I'm like, I don't know anybody to Anyways,
- 32:37we'll talk about it next week, all right. So that's all for
- 32:39this week, So we will see you next time. Yes, see you
- 32:43next time. By everyone, say bye, Steam telling you know it's bad
- 32:51to be SUPERSTI shot mind. Nothing else is working. Read it hurting and
- 33:01the sickos worrying bound I can tru