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#694: Clinton Body Count (Clip) · Macroaggressions

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  James Dewey Millam, 1989, witness to the Mina Henry Ives murders, the boys on the tracks.
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  Dewey was decapitated, meaning that his head was removed from his body, but the Clinton's
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  that his small dog ate his head. That's the reason why they couldn't find his head,
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  because his small dog ate the head, but then later his head was found in a trash can a few
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  blocks away and they didn't know what to make of the story told by the medical examiner
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  who said that the guy died from an ulcer even though his head was removed.
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  Our pets heads are coming off.
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  Holy shit, they're ripping our pets heads off. I mean, what a hell of a story.
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  Did the guy's Toy Fox terrier ate his head? Really? That's the story you're going with.
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  The guy's head is missing, because the dog ate, I mean, come on, stop. I don't know,
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  the whole thing is kind of crazy. You know, the thing is, in all seriousness though,
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  that has a chilling effect. When you go, the guy got his head cut off, and you said it's an ulcer,
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  and they go, that's right. And you go, well, it's clearly not an ulcer. And they say,
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  I say it's an ulcer. So it's an ulcer. Got it. And that's the reality of the situation.
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  He could have said that the guy got his head cut off because he slipped and fell
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  and went through the glass of the shower, and then that sliced his head off or something,
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  right? He could have made something up. But when you say that a guy died
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  from an ulcer when his head is removed, and then you follow it up by saying that his
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  dog probably ate the head, then you are lying intentionally in a way that can only be described
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  as wanting people to know that you're lying. And if you want people to know that you're being dishonest
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  about the manner of death of somebody, you have to ask why that is, why they feel so comfortable
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  being so brazen, but telling an obvious lie. Because nothing's going to happen to them,
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  and they want you to know that. Because it's very important that you know
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  that we can tell the stupidest story in the world and nothing's going to happen to us.