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86. [Louisiana] Corey Kitts · Bless This Mess: A Southern True Crime Podcast

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  Everyone. I'm welcome to bless His Best Country Grum podcast. I don't care
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  who was study Stu. Hey, all right, so we're back with you
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  this episode. We're going to Louisiana and uh yeah, so head heading home
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  this episode um kind of home, kind of home, well, I mean
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  Louisiana. It's in South Louisiana at least. Well yeah, I'm not saying
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  home like the city. I'm talking about the state. Still work. Jesus
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  Christ, Oh my god, is this gonna be the episode we were we
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  are had to take We tried to take family photos today, like we're talking.
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  D I y because I'm too cheap to pay someone to do such things.
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  I did one time. I did like one of those mini sessions or
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  whatever. But yeah, because photos are like three or four hundred dollars more
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  for like a family photo session. Anyway, so we just set our tripod
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  up and we like take photos in our backyard. And that was a catastrophe,
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  let me tell you. There was a total meltdown on my behalf because
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  Stewart was being an idiot per usual. I don't think so. Yeah,
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  I said, take the whole thing down. We'll just figure it out with
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  whatever we got and everything, and then I came back in. I've made
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  him send me the photos in anger as he as he was out in the
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  garage working something, I was like, hey, send me the stupid photos.
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  We're done. We're not done, and I'm taking anymore. And then
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  I got inside. I looked at the photos. I'm like, these are
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  terrible. You set the camera up too far away. So anyway, so
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  we had to read. I made him read, set up the tripod,
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  and then made everybody go back outside. And when I say make everybody,
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  it's the baby and the toddler. They don't really have a choice. I
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  mean they can be carried. It's still at this point. So everyone went
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  back outside and we took the photos and we got some okay ones. Not
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  our best work. We do pretty good with our DIY photo shoots usually,
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  but this one was just okay. I would say, is that That's what
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  I would say. I'm just long for the ride. I know you're just
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  long for the ride. You just keep screwing it up, So that's what
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  I do. You're along for the ride. You keep like grab it at
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  the steering wheel, trying to turn us into the ditch. And I mean,
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  yes, that's you telling me to hold the wheel while you pour another
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  wine. Whatever, Stewart, our pool is green, and whose fault is
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  that? That's our fault. Stu has a couple of jobs around this house.
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  One is take out the trash, two is clean the cat boxes,
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  and three is keep the pool blue. And you know what, he didn't
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  do any of those things. I had to take out the trash this week.
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  Oh you did clean the cat boxes. But the pool is green while
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  I shocked it. So yeah, you've shocked me a couple of times something.
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  That's why they call it the shock the stuff. What's wrong with you?
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  Oh my god? All right, so moving on, let's get back
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  we thank you all for being patrons and we really appreciate the support.
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  And I guess without further ado, we'll get into this episode coming out of
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  Louisiana. Corey Carl Kitts was born September seventh, nineteen sixty nine and plaquemind
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  Louisiana to Michael and Plaque, What do you want around? Hi? In
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  a firm round here? Stewart say, hat Plaque aman, whatever you know
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  what I'm from Texas. I still say things wrong over here. I didn't.
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  I've never claimed. I'll be around people and they'd be like, oh,
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  yeah, I'm from Louisiana, and I'll say, oh yeah, I
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  live in Louisiana. Where they're like, oh, we're We're all Louisianas and
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  stuff like that. I'm like, no, I don't know. I still
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  say when I first out here, I called it Malankin it's Malan song.
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  I don't know. I don't know these things. And I also said Richard
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  and it's re Shard all right. So Placaman, yeah, correct, correct,
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  Plaquaman, Louisiana to Michael and Patricia Kitts. Now. Corey would attend
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  Placaman High School, where he was a member of the band. He would
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  graduate in nineteen eighty seven, but would take his love a band with him
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  to Southern University, where he was in the marching band. That's hard course,
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  due the marching band. Yes, even in Yeah, in high school
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  it's hard work, and then in college it's like next level. Like I
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  mean, it's physical. You have to be able to play an instrument and
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  still have the like physicality to go out on a field and like sweating holding
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  that equipment or whatever in those like tacky polyester yes in march and stuff of
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  that. I mean it's a lot, Yes, it's oh yeah, I've
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  seen him out there, Like whenever I was in college, I'd look out
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  there and they'd be practicing and it would be storming and they'll just be out
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  there still going. I'm like, dang, you guys are dedicated. Okay.
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  So Corey he would meet a woman and have a daughter in her name
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  with Courtney, but the relationship would not work out. Corey would go back
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  to a woman he had known in high school and her name was Monique,
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  who he married and had two children with, named Dory and Corey Junior.
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  So there's Corey, Dory and Corey Junior. I'm not going to say anything
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  because they're children and that's their name, and I'm just gonna move on.
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  So Corey was described as hard working, kind and loving. He frequently joked
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  around with his children and they said he was just one of those people that's
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  like never down, he's always happy, always the jokes or are always trying
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  to make everybody laugh. You know, you know those people. I'm not
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  one of them. You just come in and you look at me and you're
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  like, oh my god, she's like a bit chicken. But he's just
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  like up. He's that guy that's up all the time. Now, Corey
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  was working nights at Shintech Incorporated, where they produced polyvinyl chloride, which is
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  also known as PVC. Stewart now Corey he would also pick up construction jobs
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  on the side to make a little extra money here and there. His wife,
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  Monique, she ran a daycare in town. Now the family lived in
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  a very nice three thousand square foot home at thirty one twenty three River Landing
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  Drive in Addas, Louisiana. And this is a home that they built brand
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  new for themselves in two thousand and five. And this is a nice house.
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  I looked it up on Zillo. It's like two stories called like balconies.
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  It's like worth like four hundred thousand dollars right now. Nice, just
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  except for the two stories and I don't want to drag myself up a flight
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  of stars. Also the fact that there's going to be a dead body in
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  there. But he just ket Carpus claim, Yeah, yeah, it's like
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  a nice It was a really nice house. On June ninth, twenty ten,
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  Addis Police Department. We're called to the Kits home due to a report
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  it theft. When Corey came home from his night shift, he had asked
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  Monique to withdraw four thousand dollars from the bank for an upcoming family vacation.
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  Yeah. I think they were a plan on going to Disney World, I
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  believe is what the plan was. Disney World. Yeah, gee, I
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  don't know. Well this was two thousand, this was what twenty ten.
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  I don't cost us four a grand for a day, didn't, No,
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  it didn't. Jesus, I would have never gone. But yeah, kind
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  of close though, but it was. I mean, I'm sorry. I
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  know there's people that are like hardcore Disney people and stuff like that. I'd
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  never been to Disney World or Disneyland like that wasn't like in the budget when
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  I was a child, that was like pipe dreams. So I was like,
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  when I got to be an adult, I was like, oh my
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  god, I'm going to Disney World. So mean and stew We're supposed to
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  go. He had a work trip down to our land and we were supposed
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  to go for like a couple days, like a day or something. It
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  was going to work out and then I wanted to go to like Harry Potter
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  World and Universal Studios away. So I was just going to go to the
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  main park, which was called someone screaming it right now into their headphones.
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  Um, what's the main park Disney World. I don't know anyways, the
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  main one with the Princess Castle anyway, so I know someone's so angry right
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  now, sir. You know there's someone is so lividly angry about this.
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  And I'm not even gonna look it up. No, I'm not gonna anyways,
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  like it's a small world or something. I don't know what it was
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  called. So anyway, so the main we were just gonna go to the
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  main one or whatever. So we got the I bought the day tickets or
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  whatever, and it's like two hundred something dollars for just one day per person,
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  per person, Yes, because this is ridiculous. This is insane,
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  Like why is it? It's not that magical of an experience. So anyways,
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  what happened was COVID happened. Everything got canceled, so I had this
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  credit or whatever to go and do this later because they wouldn't give you a
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  goddamn no, they wouldn't give you a refund for sure. They're like,
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  no, you can have a credit, a cash credit to go and do
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  this later. So anyway, so that we went back last year a year
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  ago, we were found like, okay, I need to use this because
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  they had a time limit for you to use the actual cash and it came
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  out to like, for one day, it was like five hundred dollars for
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  two people. So we went I don't remember the oh, it's just a
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  Disney's expensive and I felt it was so over crowded. We only rode.
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  I mean, we didn't have our talk. I was pregnant at the time,
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  and we didn't have our toddler. She was what fifteen months old or
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  something like that, but still we only rode the teacups. The only reason
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  we got on the teacups because the stupid thing broke down so the lyne everybody
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  left and we happened to be standing there when they started it back up and
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  got it working. So we wrote the teacups. The rest of the time,
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  we just walked around and ate food that was overpriced, and I bought
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  I went ahead and added the like day pass or whatever so you could hop
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  parks because I was like, we might need to get out of this,
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  like whatever the main park is called and go over. Epcot was the second
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  one, I think. I think that's the other one, and they were
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  doing that like Garden. They had like the garden thing. They had all
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  the flowers that were like shaped as all the animals stuff, and you could
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  walk around and eat all the food for a for a price for sure,
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  but it was like six dollars per thing. Yeah, so Disney World is
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  freaking ridiculous. I'm sorry. I probably never go back, Like, I
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  mean, it's just insane and it was overcrowded and maybe I didn't maybe we
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  didn't do it right, I don't. I'm sure we didn't. All right,
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  I'm sure. I'm sure we'll get some tips in our email. We
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  will people that love the Disney Yeah, no, it wasn't. It wasn't
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  for us. No. I'm definitely going back to Universal though, or not
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  back to two Universal, because I got to go to the Harry Potter World.
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  It's probably just as terrible. But they done fucked us over because now
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  they split the Harry Potter World into two parks, So now you can't just
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  go for one day. You got to go for at least two days or
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  pay the exorbitant fee to be able to park. Hop it's a scam,
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  Stewart, I'm telling you anyway, maybe we want to just go to the
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  real Hawkwarts. We did, we kind of did what how was a joke?
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  And now you're going to talk about Oh, let's talk about Scotland.
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  So that's not all right. I'm moving on from Disney World. We've just
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  lost like all the Disney diehards because I didn't know. I still don't know
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  the name of that park. What's the name of the me I'm not if
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  you want to look at up, Okay, go ahead and you continue on
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  anyway. That's where the four thousand dollars was supposed to be for was the
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  go of this dang Disney World. But when he woke up, there was
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  not four thousand dollars on the nightstand, so he starts looking around. It's
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  like a hooker like or we're gonna allowed to use that word term a mistress
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  like lead the money on the nightstand. Oh and that would be your prostitute,
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  your hookers, your sex workers. Steward, Jesus, you're gonna get
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  a canceled. You put it on the nightstandard. Do you know this from?
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  Well, that's that's what I've seen in the movies. Oh yeah,
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  Magic Kingdom. That's the name of the main park, Magic Kingdom. There's
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  Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. You're killing me,
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  okay with your silliness. You're silly. Anyway, he calls Monique.
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  She says she put the money on the nightstand like he asked. Concerned that
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  someone stole the money, Corey calls nine one one to ask for an officer
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  to come out to the house to investigate a potential break in. A police
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  officer was despatch when he When he arrived at around seven forty pm, no
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  one was home. Yeah, see, there were some There was some not
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  a lot of clarity on the timeframe, I guess because it wasn't an active
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  robbery. I don't know if there was a space. But then one of
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  the officers said that he showed up within an hour, so I don't really
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  know. But Corey did have to go to work and so there wasn't anybody
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  at the house at the time. Yeah, and about twenty minutes later Monique
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  does arrived to speak to that. I'm surprised, he waited twenty minutes,
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  mate, it's what has he got to do? It's Addis Louisiana. He's
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  like, this is the biggest call we got all day. I'd go somewhere
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  else. Well, kind of what is happening in Addis Louisiana. I'm something
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  that I'm not going to stand at somebody's for twenty minutes. Okay, well
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  whatever, I'll go play on my phone or something. He's a dedicated officers
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  twenty ten, you can go play snake or something on your phone at this
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  time. Maybe he was playing a different kind of snake. Well, if
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  he was, he wouldn't be waiting there twenty minutes, but he was because
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  Monique showed up and she did speak to the officer. She tells him that
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  she left the money on the nightstand next to her sleeping husband. The officer
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  asked to come inside to see where the money had been stolen from, but
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  Monique would not let him in. Now she said she didn't want to wait
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  to frighten her daughter, Dory, who was seventeen at the time, and
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  the officer asked her about a red car reportedly seen across the street in a
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  vacant lot. Monique says that she did see the vehicle and believed it was
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  a grand Dam. The officer did ask if he could speak to Corey,
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  but Monique would not give the officer Corey's phone number. Yeah, I guess
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  the cop did do some like reconnaissance through the neighborhood and did find out there
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  was a report of a red vehicle. There was like a because their house
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  was a new build, so you know, there's vacant lots in the neighborhood,
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  and apparently there was a red green dam parts across the street which looked
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  suspicious. Also, I'd like to add dor I'm I'm not gonna see.
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  But this was after finding Nemo was put out, like thanks, she found
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  a boyfriend named Nemo. I don't know. Wow, I know a guy
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  named neama On everybody calls him Nemo. So I'm just questioning about the name
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  Dory. I'm just asking questions, That's all I'm saying, like j just
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  asking questions, asking questions, asking questions. All right, So Red Grandam
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  let him in the house making fun of doing No, I did not making
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  fun of it. I just asking had already come out. They were Disney
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  World fans, so maybe maybe they wanted a name or after Dory. Fine,
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  cool, that's what floats. Your boat swims, the ocean never stops.
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  Then keep going, just keep swimming. Now I don't know where I
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  was because you went off on a tangent. Oh yeah, money Moneyque would
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  not give Corey phone number to the police officer. She told the officer she
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  would have Corey saw him, which he never did. It was later reported
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  by Monique to police that the four thousand dollars was found in the washing machine
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  and the police department closed the case on missing four gees. Yeah, and
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  this was Monique calling it in, not Cory. This was Monique saying the
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  four thousand. Just keep that in mind. Friends out there, this is
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  Monique doing all this. You would think that follow up with Corey who made
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  the complaint, and say hey, do you ever find four jan No,
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  it's not their response. But the wife says they found it. Then this
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  is not like some high crime, Stewart, it is a high crime.
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  If I'm a fish wasn't stolen like nothing. He's not in a fish tank
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  in some dentist office like nothing happened in Australia. Anyways, we have to
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  stop story. You need to stop you need to stop. On July nine
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  to twenty ten, and this is one month after the initial incident with the
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  four thousand dollars being stolen, Monique Dorry and Corey Junior came home for lunch
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  around twelve thirty. Now, upon entering the home, they see glass all
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  over the ground, like broken everything. They know something immediately, something is
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  wrong. They make their way to the bedroom looking for Corey. Now,
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  he's normally up by noon every day. Like I said, he works at
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  night shift and his normal sleep patterns. He comes in, he sleeps,
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  and he sets an alarm for around noon and he's up, says his twelve
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  thirty pm. He should be a getting up making himself, probably a sandwich,
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  I don't know, Stewart up coughing, yeah, something. So they
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  enter the bedroom and they see Corey lying on the bed and he's not moving.
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  They approach him and see blood all over the pillow, and it's clear
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  that Corey is dead. Now, Manique calls nine one one and tells the
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  dispatcher her husband is bleeding from the ear and you can hear the children screaming
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  in the background. Now, the operator was concerned that the intruder might still
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  be in the house. So she tells them to lock themselves in the room
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  and wait for a police. Which this is highly traumatic for the children because
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  now they've had too they're worried that there's somebody. First of all, their
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  dad's dead laying in the bed bleeding. Now they have to lock theirselves in
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  the room with his dead body in the bed, and they're worried that the
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  person who killed him is still in the house and could be coming in attacking
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  them next And while they're waiting for a police I mean, this is bad
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  all around, Like, this is a very traumatic experience to have to go
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  through for two young children, wouldn't Yeah, that is it's like making a
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  bad situation. It's already you found your dad dead. Now you've got to
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  add this this extra layer on there to deal with that somebody might be coming
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  for you. And I'm in here with me, yeah, because normally you'd
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  be like if you found a drudge, you could like come out of the
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  house and you'd be a leave. Yeah. And the nim One one opera,
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  he's like, lock yourself in. I don't know if that's the best
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  plan though, I'm not sure if I would have listen to the nim on
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  one offera, be like, I need to get out of here. We're
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  gonna run. But we just walked through the house and nobody attacked us.
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  Let's just run back out the way we came. That's what I would have
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  done, personally, I would. I mean, the nim one one operator
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  isn't like the be all indoll for like Home Survival or whatever if an intruder
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  is in there. But what if it was Jennifer Love Hughitt telling you what
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  to do? Did did she do that in a movie? I don't know.
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  Doesn't she nine one one operate on some show you watch? Oh?
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  She did? She does? It's the show is called nine one one?
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  Well, uh, yeah, I haven't. I didn't. I haven't watched
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  the last season though, but I do love that show. It's one of
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  the Yeah, it's one of my only I only watch a few. I
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  watch a lot of reality TV, but there's only a few shows that I
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  watched it aren't reality. It's like, well, if she tell me to
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  do something, mine probably do. I'm sure you would, Stewart, you
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  sick beastard. Police arrive on the scene and they entered the home guns drawn,
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  guns drawn, Stewart. Now, they entered the bedroom and they moved
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  the kids family out of the house and they start working on clear in the
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  rest of the home. Now, I did feel in the show I watched,
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  I did feel very sorry for the children because this was a traumatic experience.
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  Like I said, Dad's dead in the bed, locked in the room,
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  Warner Mature. And then they come in and there's like police coming in,
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  like they have to come in guns drawn because they're worried about what if
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  there's somebody in there holding this family up or doing something. But they were
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  they you know, they quickly escorted the family out. But I mean all
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  around, I felt really bad for the children in this whole situation. Yeah,
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  it's got to be just completely and whoever set this situation up is a
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  terrible human being. I'm just gonna say that right now, Art, do
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  you think so, yes, because you think they knew the children would be
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  there. I'm just we'll just we'll just move on a little foreshadowing. Yeah,
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  Now it appears that the intruder is no longer in the home, so
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  the police secure of the house. Detect us from both the Addas Police Department
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  and West Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's office. That's a mouthful, right yeah,
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  And those the initials for West Baton Rouge Parish Shriff's Office office like in the
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  court documents are w B R P S O w P W b R S
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  b r P S. It's a lot. It's a lot. So they're
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  both on scene to investigate this crime. Upon entry, they noticed there is
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  no apparent means of forced entry or exit, which I don't know why they'd
• 21:10
  be forced exit, but you never know, stupart would someone could have broken
• 21:14
  through the front. The family comes in, scarees some startsmen. They break
• 21:18
  out of the bag, just jump out the window. They also saw several
• 21:22
  items of misplaced furniture as well as broken glass, coins and many other items
• 21:27
  all over the floor. It's just a mess. It looks like someone just
• 21:30
  came in and had like a rader and just throw everything around, is what
• 21:33
  it looks like. Yeah. Yeah. They also see items of value as
• 21:37
  well as a small amount of cash lying out in playing site. This tracks
• 21:41
  police as odd because it was I can't even say system suspected suspected burgarly gone
• 21:48
  wrong. Yes, now I mean if I wasn't, because because why else
• 21:52
  would someone just come in and shoot somebody. So that's what they're saying.
• 21:55
  I mean, if anybody, if you if I came in and found you
• 21:57
  dead in the bed and I knew why didn't plan it, then I'd be
• 22:00
  like, hey, I think maybe someone broke in and tried to like rob
• 22:03
  the place and didn't realize somebody who was actually home. You know. Well,
• 22:07
  I would say if I was just there for petty theft and I ended
• 22:10
  up killing somebody, I'd probably just leave. I wouldn't take nothing. Yeah,
• 22:12
  but you might have taken it on the way up to kill the person
• 22:15
  or accidentally killing the person. No, I was in there, like looking
• 22:18
  around. They're like, hey, what are you doing. I'm like,
• 22:21
  oh shit, bang bang, oh crap. But in bed they discovered if
• 22:26
  if it was a burglary, maybe they were in the in his bedroom they
• 22:30
  didn't notice he was in bed. They were going through a sock drawer looking
• 22:32
  for his money, and they were like, they wouldn't like hash on there.
• 22:36
  But what it was. What they're saying is that the entryway into the
• 22:38
  home was all disarrayed, like someone had been turning it over looking for things,
• 22:44
  and or like something had happened down there, and there's cash ling and
• 22:48
  plain side. If I'm walking through and I'm robbing the place, then yeah,
• 22:51
  I'm gonna rob the cash as I go, as might work my way
• 22:53
  through the home and then find the man in the bed that I didn't expect
• 22:56
  to be there and then kill him. But I'm not gonna be like,
• 23:00
  well, let me go put that cash back that I already took. A
• 23:04
  dumb ass. You couldn't even make it as a criminal. Whoa zing,
• 23:10
  Yeah I went there. That is low okay, so anyway your intelligence,
• 23:17
  but wow. They find the shell casings in the bedroom, the way they
• 23:26
  were there, the way they were they found them position. It appeared the
• 23:33
  shooter was was standing when the shots were fired. Shots fired in more way
• 23:41
  than one student and autopsy would later reveal that Corey was shot in the neck,
• 23:45
  face, and head. They did recover one gun from the home that
• 23:48
  was in a drawer, and Monique confirmed that it was Corey's handgun. The
• 23:53
  shells and gun were taken protesting to see if that was the murder weapon.
• 23:59
  I got news for you. It wasn't okay. Now, As word spread
• 24:07
  of the murder and Stu's hideous comments. He just made news media a right
• 24:14
  scene, which drew attention from the neighbors. Now, Doric called her older
• 24:18
  half sister, and this is Courtney. I remember Corey was married before and
• 24:22
  had a daughter, Courtney, and she was I want to say she was
• 24:25
  maybe she was quite a bit older than the than Corey and Dory and Corey
• 24:30
  Junior. And so she's living outside of the house. So and she tells
• 24:34
  Courtney that their father was dead. Now Courtney's just in complete disbelief and she
• 24:38
  immediately goes to the home where she sees the police and this confirms her worst
• 24:45
  nightmare. Now, as the family is grieving, police began canvassing the neighborhood.
• 24:48
  Now, the neighbor across the street knows a silver SUV backed up into
• 24:52
  the kid's yard around eight thirty am that eight thirty eight m that day,
• 24:56
  and by nine am that vehicle was gone. So these are some nosy as
• 25:00
  neighbors. And I can appreciate that start because I'm a nosy neighbor. Well,
• 25:04
  you don't like our one nosy neighbor, no worries about all our lawn.
• 25:07
  Yeah, she's a bitch, Stuart, and I hate her. Okay,
• 25:11
  she started. What nosy, she's a bit. She's noticed that our
• 25:15
  lawn, we whatever, had overgrown a little bit. We've been on vacation
• 25:19
  and and we had anyways, I'm not even gonna get into it. But
• 25:23
  she's a bitch. But no, I appreciate a nosy neighbor. We used
• 25:27
  to live next to a nosy neighbor, didn't we. Oh she wasna sure,
• 25:33
  but in a good way though, wasn't bad. It wasn't a good
• 25:34
  way. Yeah, we were friends with them. It's okay. She called
• 25:38
  me a bitch too. You guys, don't be offended that we call our
• 25:41
  beach. She called me a bitch too one time. Yeah, there was
• 25:44
  alcohol involved, there was. She called me a bitch. It's fine,
• 25:47
  but no, we really liked we liked our old neighbors. They were really
• 25:51
  good people. But she knew all the happenings of the neighborhood. Anyways.
• 25:56
  But yeah, so the neighbor notices this, this car backed into the house
• 26:00
  and and notes the times and things like that. So that's sounds like something
• 26:04
  you would, Yeah, it does. We've already been We've already told a
• 26:08
  story about how I'm not gonna tell the story again. How I stopped an
• 26:11
  armed robbery, Stuart, or no, not stop, but you convicted armed
• 26:17
  robbers. I saved lives. Now the police bring Monique and to question her
• 26:23
  on the events of that morning. She tells investigators that Corey came home around
• 26:29
  five thirty AM from his night shift. Now, I gotta say Corey is
• 26:33
  a trooper because you're gonna come home at five thirty take you about an hour
• 26:38
  to get unwind, take a shower, lay down, So maybe longer.
• 26:41
  I've worked night shift many a time. It's hard. It really is,
• 26:45
  like you stay up, your body gets thrown off from being worked, from
• 26:49
  like working nights or whatever. But still you would think that people would think
• 26:52
  that haven't worked night shift, would thinks that you could just come in and
• 26:56
  just like crash. But that's not how it works. You're like wired.
• 27:00
  You need like an hour or two just to come down. Yeah, so
• 27:03
  I don't know how he's up by noon normally every day. Yeah, he's
• 27:07
  a trooper for sure, But he was also working those extra construction jobs he
• 27:10
  did. He was also the home that they had, like they had that
• 27:12
  real nice house. He was building like a deck on the back because he
• 27:15
  worked construction, like he was doing a lot of things too. Now,
• 27:18
  Corey had his issues. We're gonna get to him later, okay, but
• 27:22
  there was a hard but you could say Corey was a hard worker for sure.
• 27:26
  He was building like a pole out in the back, like a deck
• 27:29
  with a pool and stuff like that, everything for his family and working those
• 27:33
  extra jobs to make the money for them to afford that really nice house that
• 27:37
  they had, or expensive trip to Disney World the Magic Kingdom. I just
• 27:41
  thought of that, partner, you're a liars. They already heard us me
• 27:45
  clarify. So anyway, Yeah, I was just gonna say Corey's a trooper
• 27:51
  if he's up by noon every day, because I'd probably be sleeping until about
• 27:53
  two l I'd be like, sorry, family, I can't interact with I'm
• 27:57
  waking up taking a shower just before it's time to go to work. Now,
• 28:03
  she returned her home around seven thirty am, where she saw Corey sleeping.
• 28:07
  She takes a shower, she gets dressed, and heads out to the
• 28:11
  daycare. Did you you didn't even talk about how she went to six?
• 28:15
  You skip that whole part story. Well that was your fault. No,
• 28:18
  this was your This is your fault. So at the so she comes,
• 28:21
  he comes home around five to thirty. At six thirty, she's going to
• 28:23
  meet Corey's sister to walk at the local ballfield, and that's when she returns
• 28:29
  home. Around seven thirty, she takes her shower, she sees Cory sleeping,
• 28:32
  and she heads out to the daycare. So she went to like exercise
• 28:34
  with her sister in law around six thirty that morning. So you're just going
• 28:40
  to call me off for screwing up, Yeah, I am. Wow,
• 28:41
  it just happened. Normally you would just cut stop and make me go back.
• 28:45
  No I won't. I'm just gonna tell what a failure I am.
• 28:49
  Now she she arrives at the gate. Good lord, I can't the gatecare.
• 28:53
  I'm sure what the I'm not real sure what a gaycare. I know
• 29:00
  some prince of Oars would be really interested in. Yes, yeah. Now,
• 29:04
  she arrived at the day carried around eight thirty am, and she was
• 29:07
  there until she returned home with her children at about twelve thirty, when they
• 29:11
  found Corey Lyne in bed, who was obviously deceased at the time. That
• 29:17
  whole traumatic event. Now they do bring both children in. Dory was seventeen
• 29:22
  at the time. And Corey Junior was eleven. Now, Dory seems nervous
• 29:26
  while speaking to police, like she was holding something back. So she finally
• 29:30
  admits after some questioning and being like, hey, why why are you so
• 29:36
  nervuscarl dad? So no, not what you do to your dad? She
• 29:41
  admits that her oh, wells think did she have anything to do with it?
• 29:48
  No, she didn't, or maybe they thought she knew something. She
• 29:52
  They never thought she did anything. But what actually was is that she had
• 29:55
  a boyfriend and he had actually spent the night that night everything, so she
• 30:00
  had actually snuck him, snuck him in, and then snuck him out that
• 30:03
  morning before her dad had gotten home. So Dory said that her father did
• 30:07
  not like her boyfriend, and police were wondering if there was some sort of
• 30:11
  confrontation between Corey and the boyfriend and that's how he ended up dead or something
• 30:15
  like that. So they bring that boy because that's that's been seen before.
• 30:19
  You know, a teenage daughter and the boyfriend, the boyfriend and the dad
• 30:23
  don't get along, and the next thing you know, we got freaking what
• 30:26
  are those two natural born killer people? Um Woody Harrelson in that Juliette Lewis.
• 30:33
  Yeah, like that kind of situation, didn't they kill because the dad
• 30:37
  didn't like the boyfriend? I think? So. I can't remember that movie,
• 30:41
  and I mean they were they were, Craig. Yeah, that's when
• 30:42
  Robert Downey junior man has come back as iron Man. Well not as iron
• 30:47
  Man, but I was about to say, I don't think iron Man was.
• 30:48
  He was not in that movie, but he was. I think he
• 30:51
  was a reporter in that movie and he made his way back into Hollywood.
• 30:55
  Well, yeah, because he lived his life like that movie that he was
• 30:59
  in less than less than Zero or something like that. I don't know what
• 31:02
  these eighties references are anyway, So we'll edit out everything else to said after
• 31:07
  that, because it's a necessary anyway, you unncessary anyway. So they bring
• 31:12
  the boyfriend in for questioning and he agrees to take a polygraph test, which
• 31:17
  he passes, which we all know polygraph tests are bullshit, so I'll take
• 31:21
  them. Yeah, So they let the boyfriend go and they move on to
• 31:23
  others that might have wanted to hurt Corey. Police start asking friends and family
• 31:29
  about the marriage of Corey and Monique. They quickly learned that Corey had cheated
• 31:33
  on Monique numerous times. Like I said, Corey was a hard worker.
• 31:37
  However, he had his demons. He was a hard man. Their names
• 31:41
  were up to six women. Oh, lots of women. Lots of women
• 31:48
  and just the past year her name was Becky, had a lot of them,
• 31:53
  Tiffany. Now, it took a lot of man hours for police to
• 31:59
  clear all these one and a lot of man hours for Monique. Was six
• 32:04
  women. I'm sure it took Corey longer. Yeah, Cat. Anyways,
• 32:12
  now none of the women seem to be involved with Corey's murder. Police continue
• 32:15
  to speak with other family members, including Corey's sister, whom Corey was very
• 32:21
  close. She says that she saw Monique at the store two days before the
• 32:24
  murder, where she invited Monique to go with her on one of her daily
• 32:30
  walks at Alexander Park. Yeah, she had these, like I think she
• 32:34
  called him, like meditation walks or whatever, where she walked around that ball
• 32:37
  filled or whatever. And I don't know when they cleared her mind, Yes,
• 32:40
  cleared their mind, cleared her mind. It was just like a peaceful
• 32:43
  time of the day. She'd get up and do this thing every morning,
• 32:45
  and so thirty doesn't seem too peaceful to me, Well, I know it
• 32:52
  is to me. Thank god our children are late sleepers. Thank god.
• 32:57
  I mean we've trained him. We worked really hard to trade them because we're
• 33:00
  nine hours. Yes, so yes, yes, the older one. I
• 33:06
  mean we have to actually wake her up, like that's at the point she'd
• 33:08
  sleep till like nine o'clock in the morning or maybe later if we just like,
• 33:14
  yeah, if we just let her rip the baby. He's like,
• 33:16
  you know what, I like to wake up around seven thirty. But I'll
• 33:20
  sitting here and I'll talk to myself till eight o'clock and I'll be happy.
• 33:22
  He'll just he just sits there and just said, yeah, yeah, you
• 33:25
  just hear him. I'll wake up. It's around seven thirty. I hear
• 33:29
  him in there. He's just like talking to himself, just having a good
• 33:34
  old time. He's like, let let them sleep anyways, and then we
• 33:38
  all get up around eight am, and we have to wake the toddler up
• 33:42
  and and deal with that. She comes out angry, not happy. Now,
• 33:47
  Monique agrees to go on this walk and they meet the next day.
• 33:52
  Monique opens up to her sister in law that she knows Corey is cheating on
• 33:55
  her, but they plan to work. And you think she knows he's cheating
• 34:00
  on her words six up to six women, probably not just she thinks it's
• 34:04
  one girl. Probably yeah, I mean nobody would be like because yeah,
• 34:07
  he's got six six side Stewart thoughts that over there over there. Yeah.
• 34:20
  So yeah, so Monique knows that Corey's cheating, she probably doesn't know the
• 34:23
  extent of it, doesn't extent, tells the sister in law. We're working
• 34:29
  it out. Everything's gonna be good. We even got a family vacation plan.
• 34:34
  We're gonna go to Disney World, drop a shit ton of money.
• 34:37
  The mouse will fix it all. Mouse will fix it all. Now,
• 34:42
  she seemed to be hopeful about their marriage, and so the next day,
• 34:45
  the day of the murder, Monique meets her sister in law again, but
• 34:50
  this time the sister says that Monique was very distracted, like she was on
• 34:55
  her phone the whole time. She's hardly talking, She's constantly on her phone,
• 35:00
  looks like she's texting. So police take interest in this, and they
• 35:04
  said, peanut Monique's phone records. Yeah, because just remember this is not
• 35:07
  it. This is not a thing that they've been doing for years or months
• 35:10
  or anything like that, or even weeks. This is a new occurrence that
• 35:15
  Monique is meeting the sister in law two days before the murder and one day
• 35:20
  she's okay and the next day she's acting suspicious, and so it is very
• 35:25
  notable. It is not like they've been doing this for months and some days
• 35:29
  Monique is She's has a pattern of someday she's like really into the walks and
• 35:34
  talking to her sister in law, and then someday she's distracted. This is
• 35:37
  very obvious that something has occurred, Like something is weird. Yeah, because
• 35:44
  I mean, yeah, she has no reference other than day one and the
• 35:46
  day one she's great, Day two she's distracted night and day Yeah. So
• 35:53
  police, like I said, the subpoena the records, see who she's talking
• 35:57
  to, who she's texting, because as they knew it was not Corey because
• 36:00
  they had his phone which showed a text between him and one of his mistresses.
• 36:06
  Of course, oh Corey. Also Monique is dumb, like why would
• 36:10
  you freaking act differently the second day? We all know this world, this
• 36:15
  is leading Stewart, we all know where this is leading. No, why
• 36:22
  would you act differently the second day, like this is so stupid, like
• 36:28
  because I would be so good at murder, Like I would never act differently.
• 36:30
  Everybody hears this, right, yeah, murdered. Everybody's thinking it that
• 36:37
  I'm going to end up murdering. Yes. When reviewing the phone records,
• 36:42
  they find that she had frequently been in contact with one number in particular on
• 36:46
  that morning of the murder, as well as the months leading up to the
• 36:50
  murder Monique at Old Girl Rookie Mistake. So they look up the number and
• 36:54
  find it belongs to David Ray Johnson. Now we're looking into the cannection between
• 37:00
  Johnson and Monique. They find that Johnson drives for climb Peter Farms Dairy,
• 37:05
  which, if I don't know if this is a common dairy around the country,
• 37:10
  but climb Peter is a popular milk here and it's actually one of the
• 37:15
  more expensive milk. Still definitely got some money if you're gonna be buying the
• 37:20
  climb Peter Farms dairy, well, or a great value just about everything's expensive,
• 37:24
  board and climb Peter. Oh, if you're not going to buy a
• 37:29
  great value, But you know what, though, here's the thing, so
• 37:31
  tell me, Stew drinks milk. I don't drink milk. Like that's how
• 37:36
  I didn't grow It doesn't matter. I wouldn't grow up drinking milk. That
• 37:39
  was like a that was like a privileged thing. Start to be able to
• 37:43
  drink milk with every you were a vegetarian and soy milk or something. I
• 37:46
  no, I wasn't. I didn't was a very vegetarian to I was like
• 37:49
  seventeen eighteen years old. Stew drink milk with everything, like every milk,
• 37:53
  dinner, every night or whatever. So it Stew drinks milk. Our daughter
• 37:57
  she has issues, so she has to drink like the it's called a ripple
• 38:00
  milk or whatever that she drinks. So anyways, but if you buy the
• 38:04
  organic milk, I know, it's a little bit more expensive, but it's
• 38:07
  good for so much longer. So Stuart, we'll buy the gallon of that,
• 38:10
  and as opposed to buying the gallon of like the Great Value um that's
• 38:15
  the wh well, yes, pasteurized, but organic milk is pasteurized to Stewart,
• 38:20
  it's just organic. I don't know why it's better for like two months
• 38:22
  longer, but it is. But in the in the end, it pays
• 38:25
  off because we were dumping out milk because he wouldn't finish it before the drinks.
• 38:32
  Well, nope, the Schmunky, that's what we call her daughter.
• 38:35
  The Schmunkey drinks drinks milk. She just drinks her special milk. Try to
• 38:42
  put her on, No, we've already tried that. It didn't work,
• 38:45
  Stewart. You know that I don't think she's lactose Well, I don't think
• 38:49
  she's lactose intolerant. I think that. Okay, we're not getting into this
• 38:52
  conversation any arguments we have in front of the doctor. Anyway, So he
• 38:58
  drinks, he goes for Climb Peter Farms. He's like delivering from them,
• 39:00
  and one of the stops on his route was Monique Steakcare. Now they run
• 39:06
  Johnson's name and found out he has a criminal past. He was convicted of
• 39:08
  sexual assault against a miner and it spent time in jail for the offense.
• 39:13
  So why the fuck is Climb Peter allowing him to deliver milk? Yeah,
• 39:17
  this is like some questionable decisions on Peter Farms, and we'd like to know
• 39:22
  some answers with your expensive ass milk. While you're allowing this toy, have
• 39:25
  your CEO call us yes and explained yeah, and also sponsored the podcast.
• 39:30
  Yes. Now with this information, police bring Monique back in for some question.
• 39:37
  They ask her how she knows mister Johnson, and she says that they
• 39:39
  were just friends. However, police, however, they were close enough friends
• 39:45
  for her to have brought him around her children more than once now, which
• 39:52
  is weird. You shouldn't be bringing the milk man, yeah, the child
• 39:58
  predator. Also, does she know he's a child prod? I don't.
• 40:00
  I don't doubt it. Monique is like a low level at this point to
• 40:05
  me, So whatever, I think she's basic. No, she's not even
• 40:08
  basic. She thinks she's basic. Basic. You don't even understand what basic
• 40:14
  means to it. That doesn't even have anything to do with the reference to
• 40:16
  Monique right now, She's not a basic bitch. I'm using it wrong.
• 40:21
  Yes, you're using the popcorn friends wrong. I should have said gnarly then,
• 40:28
  Nope, tubular. Now just go on, Jesus Christ, Well,
• 40:34
  please bring in Johnson. They start questioning him about the relationship. He tells
• 40:37
  police that him and Monique were just friends and that he had nothing to do
• 40:42
  with Corey's murder. Without any further evidence, they let mister Johnson go with
• 40:50
  no more leads. Police go back to the crime scene to see if they
• 40:53
  can find anything that they may have missed the first however many times they've been
• 41:00
  there. Yeah, So looking at the photos of the crime team again,
• 41:02
  they are sure this was a staged burglary. They know this is not a
• 41:07
  real burglary. So nothing was taken, and the furniture and tables overturned looked
• 41:13
  like they had been placed in a manner to look as if they had been
• 41:15
  thrown around. So this is if you're gonna stage a burglary, you better
• 41:19
  go in and just like ramass, like, be for real with it.
• 41:22
  Don't be like, Oh, let me just like topple this tape over,
• 41:24
  let me break this plate, Let me just like position this. Now that's
• 41:28
  how Darling Routier got caught. Yeah, go in hardcore and trash the motherfucker
• 41:34
  anyway, So got a barstool on the sheet rock and the wall hanging out.
• 41:37
  Yes, you don't give zero fus giving what happens to this house.
• 41:42
  So they start looking at the crime at the crime as a hit job rather
• 41:45
  than a burglary gone wrong. They dig into the kids as finances and they
• 41:50
  find that they did make good money. Corey was bringing in around ninety thousand
• 41:53
  dollars as at his plant job as well as any of that construction side jobs
• 41:59
  that he was doing, and then the daycare of Monique Ran was making money
• 42:02
  as well. They find that they did have a five hundred thousand dollars life
• 42:07
  insurance policy on Cory, and this peaked police's interest. They're like half a
• 42:12
  million bucks, it's a reason enough to kill That is not enough phrasing account.
• 42:15
  You're talking about a fellow bringing in nine thousand dollars a year. He
• 42:20
  could bring in a lot more than that over the course of a lifetime,
• 42:24
  I know, lifetime, but having to deal with him for a lifetime,
• 42:29
  come on, he really it sounds like a nice guys and cheating the six
• 42:34
  mistresses well, you know anyway, but don't sound like Monique was really like
• 42:37
  you know, like the line or anything like that with with being faithful.
• 42:45
  So anyway, so they subpoena at the bank records and find that the kids
• 42:47
  had some odd habits with their money. They make very large deposits at the
• 42:52
  beginning of the month, around like eight thousand dollars and then quickly withdraw most
• 42:57
  of the cash, leaving no trace as to where they actually spend this money.
• 43:00
  So they seem like their cash operations. They I don't even know why
• 43:05
  you have a bank accountant. If you're going to run on cash mainly,
• 43:07
  then I guess to pay a few odds and in bills, But everything else
• 43:10
  they seem to function in a cash manner, which makes sense why he would
• 43:15
  ask for four thousand dollars with drawn for the Disney trip, because that's not
• 43:21
  normally people would just pay for that with even in twenty ten, you would
• 43:23
  just pay for that online or whatever, or however was a card as you
• 43:28
  go? Yeah, so they they ran a cash lifestyle. So they also
• 43:31
  found in searching that Monique had an apartment in her name that no one was
• 43:36
  aware of. Now they find that the person actually staying there was her friend,
• 43:40
  David Ray Johnson friend and I used the bunny ears around that her friend.
• 43:45
  I'm just glad it wasn't David Roy Johnson. Yeah, me too.
• 43:49
  After digging through email rerecords, they find that mister Johnson is a little bit
• 43:52
  more of a friend to Monique than she originally stated. Of course, he
• 43:57
  is. He was given her something. Yeah, you don't have a male
• 44:01
  was given her some jobs? Yes, you're twelve, I get his to
• 44:06
  her. Yeah, you don't have like a if you're a married woman with
• 44:08
  children. Okay, I'm gonna make some like broad statements. You don't meet
• 44:15
  a new man in some capacity. I mean, I understand if you already
• 44:20
  were friends with some man that you're he's like in the group, he's friends
• 44:24
  with your husband, like you knew him before, and things like. This
• 44:28
  is meeting a new man, a new single man outside of your relationship with
• 44:34
  your husband. He's met your children, and your husband does not know him.
• 44:37
  That is sketchy. That is not normal. If you meet a new
• 44:43
  male friend and you're a straight woman married to a man, and you meet
• 44:47
  this person, he should probably know your husband or be have been introduced.
• 44:52
  You know, it's weird, one would think. Starting all the way back
• 44:57
  in December two thousand and six, Monique was email emailing Johnson sexually charged emails
• 45:05
  and telling him that they would one day beat together. This is two thousand
• 45:09
  and six. This is four years before. Yeah, this is four years
• 45:13
  before all this occurred. So this is a long term situation. Yeah,
• 45:17
  between these two. He has been climb petering her for quite some time.
• 45:22
  But the old client Peter and the yeah. Now they went back and they
• 45:27
  spoke to a family and friends about the relationship and found out that there had
• 45:30
  been rumors with Corey's daughter Courtney even seeing Monique in Johnson's band. She refrained
• 45:38
  from telling her father as she did not want to start an issue if it
• 45:43
  was something innocent. And I think Courtney knew about his her father's like buying
• 45:50
  in a bunch of yeah, and so it was probably like, do I
• 45:52
  really need to tell him? Is this what their relationship is? Like?
• 45:55
  We said, the Courtney's older than the two childre the seventeen year old and
• 46:00
  Dory at the time of the murder. In the eleven year old, Courtney
• 46:05
  is older, and you know, she might have been like, Dad's not
• 46:07
  real real faithful, his new wife's not being maybe not being faithful. Should
• 46:13
  I really throw a grenade up? Yeah? Is this? Maybe this is
• 46:15
  their relationship. She's old enough to maybe understand, like maybe this is how
• 46:19
  they do things. I don't know. I don't want to be in it.
• 46:22
  She did consult I think her grandmother or aunt, and they were like
• 46:24
  Oh, don't just stay out of it. You don't want to. You
• 46:28
  don't want to be in the middle of this nonsense. So she stayed out
• 46:31
  of it, didn't mention it, but she noted it. So police do
• 46:35
  find that Monique and Johnson we're going to the apartment together as well as meeting
• 46:39
  up at the daycarry. Now that's just sick. Yeah, our children go
• 46:44
  to dickcare. I can't even I mean, I don't want them there.
• 46:46
  I don't know what they're doing. If something's going on after hours at the
• 46:50
  daycare, and it's just no, but there's like rugs and stuff. I
• 46:52
  don't need any of that. Like, I don't know if they're like doing
• 46:55
  the deed there at the daycare. But if he's going there after hours,
• 46:59
  no, he was. They said that they have were having sex at the
• 47:00
  day's disgusting. That's absolutely disgusting. She should fucking both of them should go
• 47:07
  to fucking jail just for that. They police also find out that Monique was
• 47:12
  also giving Johnson money and helping him defraud the government went through his taxes.
• 47:20
  Yeah, so she along with running the daycare, she she did her own
• 47:23
  taxes there and things like that. So she was aware of how to do
• 47:27
  taxes and all that jazz. So she was helping him and magging up deductions
• 47:34
  for him, getting getting refunds and things like that for things he did not
• 47:39
  actually earn her whatever. However, the taxes or ask it man, whenever
• 47:44
  you freaking cheat them, I would come down hard. Yeah. I mean,
• 47:46
  you can murder somebody in some spe like cool, cool, you're out
• 47:50
  and whatever. Here in two years probation still a dollar from an RS you
• 47:53
  go on a federal prison. Yeah, that's a real crime. So they
• 47:59
  bring Johnson back in to interview him, and he will not talk at all.
• 48:02
  So after some time and seeing this whole thing could be pinned on him,
• 48:07
  he does start talking. So at first she's like, I ain't doing
• 48:08
  this shit whenever. And then they're like, hey, yo, Monique has
• 48:13
  climbed petergu into a corner and she's about to pin you for Corey's murder.
• 48:17
  And he's like, oh, well, Moniqu's a bitch anyways. So he
• 48:21
  tells police that Manique first began joking about how she would be better off with
• 48:24
  her husband dead back all the back in two thousand and six, when they
• 48:28
  started sexually emailing each other Now, the jokes eventually became serious and she actually
• 48:34
  asked Johnson to kill him. Now she began giving him small amounts of money,
• 48:38
  and about a thousand dollar increments here and there. She's passing him this
• 48:43
  cash. Now, after a while, Johnson still had not fallowed through on
• 48:46
  Monique's request, and she was getting pretty anty about this because she's doling out
• 48:52
  thousand dollars here this way. You can't just operate in a ca I mean
• 48:54
  honest, I love cash, cash as king, some people would say,
• 48:59
  Stuart. And if you're living in a marriage that's sketchy and people are cheating
• 49:05
  on each other and stuff. Working in just cash, though, can create
• 49:08
  problems because you don't know where that money is going. But apparently they had
• 49:12
  enough to pay for their house, pay for all their stuff in thousand dollars
• 49:16
  in the apartment. This money was not missed. I don't really know.
• 49:20
  Maybe she managed all the finances and he just brought him the check. I
• 49:22
  don't really know. Well, what if if if men have mistresses, what
• 49:27
  are what a woman have? Is it a mister gets a mister or mistress?
• 49:35
  It's a jiggolo. I don't really know. And you're not everywhere anyways,
• 49:42
  So after a while, Johnson, like we said, he hadn't followed
• 49:46
  through with what he had said. So Johnson claims he was just trying to
• 49:50
  milk her. No, pun intended it for as much money as he could
• 49:55
  possibly get, and he's just having sex at the game. So he's getting
• 50:01
  this money. He's like, Hey, I'm gonna kill your husband. She's
• 50:04
  like, sure, here's a thousand dollars every month or whatever it is.
• 50:06
  He's getting to have sex with her, like it's all a win win from
• 50:08
  him. He has no intention of actually killing this man. So in two
• 50:13
  thousand and eight, with Monique growing frustrated, she asked Johnson if a if
• 50:19
  he knows anybody that could possibly she must love this Johnson's guy or whatever.
• 50:23
  The climb. Yeah, so he says that a man named Carl Howard who
• 50:30
  had who Monique had done taxes for previously, if he would do it.
• 50:36
  So Johnson his friends with this Carl Howard guy, and Johnson said that he
• 50:39
  might do something like that, and so she gave Johnson a thousand dollars and
• 50:45
  asked him to reach out to him about it. So she'd done the taxes
• 50:49
  for Carl Howard Johnson knew Carl Howard Johnson said, yes, he might do
• 50:53
  it. If you give me a thousand dollars, I'll reach out to him
• 50:57
  and see if he'll do it. Well, Johnson pocketed that money, never
• 51:00
  went to the bar. Yeah, she's still sleeping with him this whole entire
• 51:06
  time, which just makes me sad for Monique, even though she's a murderer
• 51:09
  or so she is Stewart. Anyways, Monique eventually she reaches out to him
• 51:15
  herself because she did have his information because she did his taxes. So they
• 51:20
  begin sexting each other. Terrible. I understand why Corey's terrible. I understand
• 51:27
  this relationship. Now. They should have just said, let's just be open
• 51:30
  to other people, and that's just how our relationship works. So anyway,
• 51:34
  so she begins sexting him and also call and they start calling each other several
• 51:37
  times, and she also starts sending him suspicious, suspicious messages, including ones
• 51:45
  with just layouts of their home like how what is their home design? Like?
• 51:49
  What are like? What are the blueprints? Like? What's going on?
• 51:52
  How would you possibly enter the home and find my husband sleeping in his
• 51:57
  bed? Like those types of things us go to speak to Howard and he
• 52:00
  pulls up in a red car, just like the one that Corey saw sitting
• 52:05
  across the street from his home. You know we went, I think we
• 52:08
  talked about this on a previous previous episode. Um, when I was a
• 52:13
  kid, we had a pont at Grand Dam. Was that what? Yeah,
• 52:17
  it was a red pont at kids. I know you were meal creepy
• 52:22
  it would be anyway. So Howard pulls up in this car and it's exactly
• 52:29
  Yes, it's exactly like the one that's parked across in the empty lot that
• 52:32
  we had all the way back on. I believe it was June ninth,
• 52:36
  twenty ten, a month before the murders. There had been noted that there
• 52:39
  had been a red Grand Dam parked across in the empty lot from the kids
• 52:45
  is home. And he's pulling up in this thing. So suspicions a f
• 52:50
  Stewart, as the young uns would say, the young uns, huh,
• 52:53
  yeah, as freaky, yep, as freaky. Now they began speaking to
• 52:59
  him, but he's not talking. He's very cocky, and he knows that
• 53:02
  they don't have enough evidence on him to charge him with anything, so they
• 53:07
  let him go and They continue to search for evidence, which comes in the
• 53:12
  form of a cell phone toward data. Those cell phones will always catch it.
• 53:16
  It's every time it's who got the murdochs m oh alex. They could
• 53:21
  see walking back and forth my family, Let me walk back m M.
• 53:28
  Now. They subpoena forward the cell phone records and trace Howard's movements. The
• 53:31
  first time Howard is traced to the kids home is back on June ninth,
• 53:36
  like we said, the day Corey saw a red grand Am yep. Then
• 53:40
  they look at the data from July ninth, the day Corey was killed,
• 53:45
  and the same movements were observed. The only other loose end they had was
• 53:50
  the neighbor seeing a silver sub the morning of the murders. They review Howard's
• 53:54
  cell phone activity when he would come to add us and every time he kind
• 54:00
  attacked three people, Monique Johnson and a man by the name of Corey Knox.
• 54:06
  They look into Knox and find that his mother owns a similar sub yep
• 54:09
  like the silver one that's parked on the front. Okay, if you're going
• 54:14
  to commit a crime, I know this has turned into a hole, Like
• 54:15
  how do you commit a murder? Leave your fucking cell phone at the house.
• 54:19
  You better have a plan, you better have times. You better just
• 54:21
  like stick to these things. Leave your cell phone or phone. Come on,
• 54:25
  this is rookie mistakes, a rookie I'm gonna be murdered. Yeah,
• 54:31
  I'm my wife. Now. They asked the neighbor to look at the car
• 54:35
  and he says that car was the one that he saw that morning. Thank
• 54:38
  god for the nosy neighbor. Well, how does he know, I mean,
• 54:42
  I won't come on, you can can say it looks similar. Just
• 54:46
  this bitch did this? Okay? With these tell Mister Knox asked to call
• 54:50
  his mother, so police oblige and they leave him to make the call.
• 54:53
  Unbeknownst to mister Knox, there as their recording device and they hear him tell
• 54:58
  his mom that Howard got him involved with a murder when he had to drive
• 55:04
  him around. Please, this is like the jinks all over against you.
• 55:07
  This has happened a couple of times. People don't talk. Also, when
• 55:12
  you're in the being interviewed by the police, don't fucking talk to people about
• 55:15
  what you did that you don't want the police to know. Like in the
• 55:19
  room the interview room. This is what happened to Jinks when he was a
• 55:22
  Robbert? What's his name first Durst. He's in the bath room doctor in
• 55:28
  the documentary of the Jinks and he talks about how I killed whoever. I
• 55:31
  can't even remember whatever he held, Like three people told us, I remember
• 55:35
  which is when it was. But yeah, don't be talking about who you
• 55:38
  murdered while you're in their interview room. Yeah, well, this dude was
• 55:44
  in the interview room in the place if you're going to call out of jail,
• 55:49
  every phone callers recorded coming out of the jail. Yeah, don't be
• 55:52
  talking about your crimes, dummies. Anyway, police jump on his statement and
• 55:59
  now they had someone saying that Howard was involved with the murder. In March
• 56:04
  of twenty thirteen, Monique and Howard are finally indicted on secondary degree murder and
• 56:08
  conspiracy to commit murder now. To get out of being charged, Johnson turned
• 56:13
  quickly on Monique and Knox and pled down to accessory to murder now. During
• 56:17
  the trial, prosecutors laid out their case, Monique left that morning, putting
• 56:22
  herself away from the scene, going on to walk with Corey's sister like she
• 56:27
  had just conveniently ranked I guess she by happened Sam she had read ran into
• 56:31
  her two days before, kind of created a whole entire like alibi for Yeah,
• 56:37
  Corey's sister accidentally created an alibi, so but also was her undoing though,
• 56:43
  because she mentioned the text and the phone, the texting and stuff.
• 56:47
  Yea, it was her alibi, but it was also her I think she
• 56:51
  would have came up with a the shittier alibi. Yeah, she would have
• 56:53
  been caught earlier. Smart. No, So Howard entered the home through an
• 56:58
  unlocked door while not waited outside in the getaway car, which was that silver
• 57:04
  suv he borrowed from his mother, which is super said. Now Howard killed
• 57:08
  a sleeping Cory and then staged at burglary and then Howard and Knox they drove
• 57:14
  away, they believe, So this is all happening between like the neighborhood said,
• 57:17
  from between eight thirty and nine am. They believe Corey was already dead
• 57:22
  when Monique came back to shower and go to work, So she's in there
• 57:25
  this whole Like I came back at seven thirty and da dada, No,
• 57:29
  they had already came in there murdered him. She'd been there the whole time,
• 57:31
  whine check the work. Yeah, you can't make final payment until you
• 57:37
  know that the works. This is disturbing, but yes, so she had
• 57:42
  actually planned like, yeah, we said that the whole when we walked through
• 57:45
  the whole scene. How the kids are having to stay in the room,
• 57:46
  they find their dad dead in the bed, They have to stay in the
• 57:51
  room, the cops have to come in with guns drawn. It's very traumatic
• 57:53
  experience. Well, she had planned for her own children to find their father
• 57:58
  dead. So this is her whole alibi, which is disturbing on another level
• 58:01
  that you would put your children through this like you you would use them in
• 58:05
  this manner. Now, her motive was the five hundred thousand dollars life insurance
• 58:09
  policy. According to the prosecution, and on November twenty, twenty fourteen,
• 58:15
  a jury found both Monique and Howard guilty. Now, the judge later since
• 58:20
  both to life in prison without the eligibility for parole, and they both appealed
• 58:24
  their appealed their cases and were denied. Now Monique is currently in LDOC in
• 58:32
  Baton Rouge, which is the Louisiana Department of Corrections. Oh, why,
• 58:37
  thank you for clarifying. So, yeah, if there's any guys that like
• 58:39
  those women, they're locked up. That's where Monday got Probably she probably got
• 58:45
  an online profile. We're gonna need you to become a Patreon and then stop
• 58:50
  listening, okay, because we don't like you, but we went your money.
• 58:52
  Yeah, we'll take it. You seem like a sucker. So Howard
• 58:59
  is in the Louisiana State Penitentiary and Angola when they have a rodeo, I
• 59:05
  don't know what the do the prisoners put on the rodeo so weird. So
• 59:09
  there's an Angola State rodeo and it's just down the road from us, like
• 59:14
  maybe not even an hour, a couple of hours, Oh it is,
• 59:16
  Okay, it's not that far from us. But there's a rodeo every year,
• 59:21
  and I don't really know what to do, but I really feel like
• 59:22
  we need to go and we could, like we could like take some Yeah,
• 59:25
  the year we go with our children, that's the year there's gonna be
• 59:29
  a prison break in hospital and Howard breaks out stabs everybody, be like I've
• 59:32
  been looking for the bless this most podcast. I hate those fuckers. I'm
• 59:36
  gonna face Yeah. So anyways, but yeah, we should totally go and
• 59:39
  we can, like we can take some video and might put it on the
• 59:44
  Instagram or whatever in the Facebook and let everybody know what the Angola stated Rodeo
• 59:51
  is, because that's I feel like it's unique to Louisiana. They pick up
• 59:54
  the beads after Marti gral and then they also throw the rodeo. It is
• 1:00:00
  nice of them. Yeah, it's very nice. So anyway, that is
• 1:00:06
  where Howard is. He's maybe he'll be in the rodeo that's coming here.
• 1:00:09
  We don't know. I don't think they let them convicted murderers in the rodeo.
• 1:00:13
  Now, death rowan Mass I don't believe are allowed to participate. Now.
• 1:00:17
  Dorry and Corey Junior believe that their mother is innocent, while Courtney believes
• 1:00:23
  she had him killed. Oh my god, Stewart, the Angola Rodeo is
• 1:00:29
  April twenty second and twenty third. That's today and tomorrow. Jesus, we
• 1:00:35
  can't go tomorrow. I don't think we can make it tomorrow, folks.
• 1:00:38
  I'm sorry, we're gonna have to, Like what do they do at the
• 1:00:43
  rodeo? Maybe this is our y'all need Jesus, Steward that they're having a
• 1:00:49
  rodeo at the prison, the state, the penitentiary. Anyways. Convict Poker,
• 1:00:55
  Oh my God, guts and glory. It's the ultimate poker game and
• 1:01:00
  even winning it has a price for inmate. Cowboys sit at a team in
• 1:01:06
  the middle of the arena playing a friendly game of poker. Suddenly a wild
• 1:01:10
  bull is released with the sole purpose of unseating the poker players. The last
• 1:01:15
  man remaining seated is the winner convict Poker. But there's no shame in this
• 1:01:21
  game. We got no shame. Still, we gotta wait another year to
• 1:01:23
  go to the Yes run. Unless we go tomorrow, folks will report back
• 1:01:30
  star recording. Yes, oh Jesus. Anyways, finished up the story.
• 1:01:35
  I can't even believe this is well. Anyway, Courtney received the entire estate
• 1:01:38
  of Corey, which included the five hundred thousand dollars life insurance policy. And
• 1:01:44
  now, because Kara was concerned about me, Dyan, she is an expert
• 1:01:47
  on wills. Not wills, but property allocation and inheritance. In the state
• 1:01:55
  Blouanian has very weird laws and if you have any children firstborn No. Twenty
• 1:02:02
  three and under, there's like weird laws about how it's divided. And then
• 1:02:06
  even after they're older. If there's not a will, then the spouse doesn't
• 1:02:09
  get the mutt doesn't get the property. It's a whole other thing. But
• 1:02:13
  he was I'm glad Courtney got it because not to be a bitch to the
• 1:02:17
  younger children, but they believe their mother is innocent, and I don't think
• 1:02:22
  they would have spent all the money on her attorney trying. And I think
• 1:02:25
  that it's great that Courtney got it. She believes that Monique was definitely was
• 1:02:30
  obviously involved with this. She's obviously guilty. And yeah, so it's definitely
• 1:02:37
  divided the family. But I'm glad Courtney ended up with all the money for
• 1:02:42
  sure. Sorry Dory and Corey. Poor Corey Junior, he was just eleven.
• 1:02:47
  He's just probably fallen his older sister, Dory. Just keep swimming,
• 1:02:52
  Just keep swimming anyways. All right, Well that's our episode, Stewardy,
• 1:02:57
  y'awnee Jesus. Besides the I got exceptually, yes, okay, all right,
• 1:03:02
  well we'll come right back with it after this commercial break. Probably not
• 1:03:07
  maybe I don't know where those things. No, we have no control over
• 1:03:10
  it, all right, STU, So y'all need Jesus, you're ready I
• 1:03:15
  are you ready? I am ready, because he seemed like you're ready before
• 1:03:17
  and then you weren't, and now it says you say you're ready. So
• 1:03:21
  I just want to make sure because before he said you're ready, but you
• 1:03:22
  weren't actually ready. Well, I drew a blank. I was staring at
• 1:03:25
  the beautiful face of yours, and I just drew a blank on what I
• 1:03:29
  was about to say. Oh my god, could you please wipe that off
• 1:03:34
  of your face? There's some bullshit coming out of your mouth so that we
• 1:03:39
  speak of staff's, aren't Sarah Sergeant staff Sergeant Sarah Sarah Jane Kavanaugh. She
• 1:03:51
  was in Iraq, Afghanistan. I guess both Her humby was hit by an
• 1:03:57
  ID and yeah, I D. I thought it was an IUD. That
• 1:04:05
  would be the thing you put in here, so you don't have the baby
• 1:04:13
  you sure sure you don't want to expand on white thas. So anyway,
• 1:04:19
  her vehicle was hit by an I A D. There she is dragging two
• 1:04:24
  marines, one in each arm, putting a tourniquet on one guy, given
• 1:04:27
  the other guy CPR, while somehow still simultaneously firing at the enemy. I
• 1:04:31
  don't know how she did it. While she was sentenced to seventy months in
• 1:04:36
  prison this week after earning a purple heart and a bronze star with a V
• 1:04:43
  for Baalor. Okay, well the bitch must have done something terrible, well
• 1:04:47
  or dumb if she's on a y'all nee jesus, Well, she didn't do
• 1:04:50
  any of that. Should I just said she was actually a counselor actually she
• 1:04:56
  she actually she acts. She could actually use her own No, I could.
• 1:05:00
  If I could, actually, let's use actually as our drinking word than
• 1:05:04
  id. Come on, Stewart, I'm trying to spit it out. Okay,
• 1:05:10
  I forgot where I was because you interrupted me. She could actually use
• 1:05:15
  her own episode, just like a full length episode. Because of all the
• 1:05:18
  shittiness she has done. As far as a non murdery, non rapy,
• 1:05:25
  non sexual assaulty, non violent criminal, she has top of the heat for
• 1:05:29
  shittiest person of the decade, possibly the century. Okay, so what did
• 1:05:35
  Sarah Jane Cavanaugh do? Yes, she was a VA counselor. Worked at
• 1:05:42
  the VA. Had access to service members DD two fourteens, which is their
• 1:05:46
  discharged papers list their accomplishments. They're type of discharge, any medals and campaign,
• 1:05:55
  No, no thoughts and feelings in a d D two fourteen, any
• 1:05:59
  campaign, any medals, any ribbons there and all the stuff is there.
• 1:06:02
  Yep. So she gathered thee. She looked at him. She said,
• 1:06:05
  Hey, this guy did this, this person did this, this person did
• 1:06:10
  this. I'm gonna take it all. I'm gonna create my own dds.
• 1:06:14
  I'm gonna create my own d D fourteen like I served. Now, what
• 1:06:18
  did Sarah Cavanaugh do with her d D two fourteen? Did she go to
• 1:06:23
  Apple D's and get a free Apple das Bees? It comes after season D's.
• 1:06:29
  Did she go to Outback or Applebee's and get a freemial on Veteran's Day?
• 1:06:34
  But they do give a free meal on Veterans Day, and I'm sure
• 1:06:40
  she went to all of them. I'm sure she made the circuit on Veteran's
• 1:06:45
  Day to get all those free meals. But is that the worst thing,
• 1:06:48
  Sarah Da? That is not the worst thing, Sarahda. We're gonna put
• 1:06:54
  a link to Angry Cop on the YouTube. He's got the whole thing laid
• 1:06:58
  out in three different episodes. As I can't even do justice for this,
• 1:07:01
  well, Sarah, she has defrauded numerous veterans charities numerous to the tune of
• 1:07:12
  two hundred and fifty thousand dollars over the course of five years a quarter of
• 1:07:19
  a million dollars. She even this is where she got in trouble. She
• 1:07:26
  claimed that she got cancer from like the burn pits in one story, and
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  then during her heroic saving of marines from an ied and another one from the
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  metal going in her face. Not an iud no, So she says she
• 1:07:42
  got cancer. And now somebody that actually had cancer was like, oh my
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  god, Sarah was going to lose her health insurance because she didn't have enough
• 1:07:47
  money to pay her health insurance premiums. So he started giving her six hundred
• 1:07:56
  dollars a month to pay her health insurance premiums, even though he had cancer
• 1:08:00
  and he thought she had cancer, but she was about to lose her helping
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  her, so he gave her six hundred dollars a month for like a year
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  or two. She also got up, this is why you shouldn't help people.
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  I'm just going to go out there. She also got a service animal.
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  I'm real, I'm real questionable at helping anybody. I don't know.
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  She got a service animal. Sinister bitch, donated to her. Now she
• 1:08:26
  was too sick shot that animal no one give she might have it at one
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  point. Now she was too hurt injured from her war wounds to bend over
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  and pick up the dogs droppings feces. So the healthcare worker that was assigned
• 1:08:43
  to her would go out with her on the dog walks and pick up the
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  droppings for her. Whenever she went to her gym where she got a free
• 1:08:51
  membership plus house while they would bend down and tie her shoes because they knew
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  that she was a wounded warrior and it would have been to So she played
• 1:09:00
  this ship up to the help. She even became the commander of a VFW
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  post. How she played this for five years and worked the system, I
• 1:09:09
  don't know. Thedn't need to do some more researching to these people that get
• 1:09:13
  all this well they do. So. Sarah Cavanaugh finally got caught when she
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  claimed that she got cancer from the burn pits or the whatever the metal that
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  caught on fire when her I the id hit her vehicle in Iran or Afghanistan,
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  and I believe it was Hunter seven was an organization. They started looking
• 1:09:34
  into it because they were gonna give her some money, and so they were
• 1:09:36
  doing their research. They were doing their research and they're like, hey,
• 1:09:40
  we need to get this DD to fourteen. We need to look at this.
• 1:09:44
  So people started looking at the DD to fourteen and they're like, um,
• 1:09:48
  something's not adding up. And they're like, you got a Bronze Star
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  with a V for a Valor. And they keep track of everybody that gets
• 1:09:55
  a Bronze Star, especially if you get a V for Valor, because you
• 1:09:59
  can get a bronz a star for doing paperwork. Have some because these officers
• 1:10:02
  they'll do like some pay for it, and hey, I was in a
• 1:10:04
  combat zone. Wrapped me up for a Bronze star, like a little gimme.
• 1:10:10
  They're like, yeah, I got a Bronze Star. It's like,
• 1:10:12
  yeah, we're being for Avalor. I am angry. I am angry.
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  Okay, wrap it up, Stewart, Okay, we get it. So
• 1:10:18
  anyway, dirty bitch got seventy months. That's all. Yeah, while she
• 1:10:26
  was facing twenty four That's why I'm saying, this bitch needs a whole podcast
• 1:10:30
  to herself, because her attorney was complaining, like seventy months is a little
• 1:10:33
  much. You know, she was in an abused household and blah blah,
• 1:10:38
  she only deserves twenty four months maybe in a minimum security past. We all
• 1:10:44
  have a past. Yeah, So so I got, I got words for
• 1:10:48
  her attorney. I'd love to just crap all over Sarah and her attorney for
• 1:10:55
  like an entire episode. So anyway, what we got is Sarah Havanaugh theft
• 1:11:00
  extraordinary, and we're gonna list off the charities that she stole from. So
• 1:11:09
  Sarah Cavanaugh took from the Wounded Warrior Project two hundred thirty thousand, six hundred
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  and eighty three dollars from VFW Post one five two sixty one hundred forty six
• 1:11:21
  dollars traveling tuition to Creativets Arts Project fourteen thousand, nine hundred and seventy two.
• 1:11:30
  Now for this creat events, she was picked above a double amputee who
• 1:11:36
  was going to go, but Dick couldn't go because she went that I believe
• 1:11:41
  it was that veteran that later committed suicide. Why are you going to make
• 1:11:45
  this dark stew dark? Because this bitch needs Jesus and she deserves where she
• 1:11:49
  got it. I don't think him going on whatever trip was gonna like it
• 1:11:54
  may not have but do we know we don't know from the staff start about
• 1:11:58
  that Wounded Warriors Project gave or two hundred and thirty thousand dollars. That's like
• 1:12:00
  a house. They must build her a house from the staffs, aren't matthew
• 1:12:04
  a Puccino Memorial Foundation ten tho seventy two And she even started her own go
• 1:12:11
  fund me to save Sarah from her cancer forty seven hundred and sixty six.
• 1:12:16
  But she stole more money. She stole did the veteran that gave her money
• 1:12:24
  for her health insurance premiums? I think that came out to like five or
• 1:12:29
  six thousand dollars she got out of him. Then the free service dog she
• 1:12:32
  got was whatever, blah blah blah. So, Sarah Kavanaugh, you're in
• 1:12:38
  jail. You need Jesus. You deserve to be there. I hope somebody
• 1:12:44
  is Stewart inviting you into the prison system correctly. I hope you're enjoying your
• 1:12:50
  black stuff. Yes, all right, So that's our y'all need Jesus.
• 1:12:55
  Pretty depressing for in the murder of Corey kids. So what do into pressing?
• 1:13:00
  Bitch got seventy But that's like people are donating to Wounded Warriors. They
• 1:13:03
  need to do better research into their people they're giving. This is an anomaly.
• 1:13:09
  Okay, but I'm just saying that somebody's gonna make I know. But
• 1:13:11
  we also need to make sure if we're going to give a two hundred and
• 1:13:14
  thirty thousand dollars of people's like donating. Well, she did have to sell
• 1:13:15
  her house, and the eighty six thousand dollars in equity she had went straight
• 1:13:19
  to the victims. So there was that. Okay, there's more. I
• 1:13:26
  mean, she could. She deserves her own episode. Maybe I'll do that
• 1:13:30
  one day, all right, No, you won't, But anyways, I'm
• 1:13:31
  mine. All right. So that's our episode. Uh find us on the
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  pat Patreon dot com, plus's mess podcast dot com slash. Do you even
• 1:13:42
  know what you're talking about? Yes? I do what I'm talking about.
• 1:13:44
  We are not Sarah, We are not frauds. We are actually the humans
• 1:13:46
  doing this podcast. So find us there if you want to support the pod.
• 1:13:50
  Uh, Instagram, Facebook. I looked up the tickets for the rodeo
• 1:13:56
  are sold out for tomorrow. However, they go on sell in July for
• 1:14:00
  the October rodeo, So that means we're gonna try to get into that No
• 1:14:03
  cell phones allowed, but we will buy some artu and we'll take some pictures.
• 1:14:06
  Okay, are we going? All right? Yeah, we're going.
• 1:14:09
  How do you know your off part? We're totally going. We'll figure it
• 1:14:12
  out anyways, all right. If we're not, if I'm not off,
• 1:14:15
  then we'll go to the next one. We'll go. We'll go. People,
• 1:14:16
  we gotta go to this rodeo. It's a prison was happening anyways?
• 1:14:20
  All right, so we will see you next time. Bye, everyone,
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  Say by Stu by stud don't you know it's bye? To be supersticious by
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  aping else is working hurting sack by cam