Fed Explains 1st Female Serial Killer Aileen Wuornos: The Damsel of Death
Episode Stats
Length
2 hours and 22 minutes
Words per Minute
187.87485
Hate Speech Sentences
127
Summary
In this episode, we cover Aileen Wuornos, the first female serial killer! We have a special guest in the house, special agent with Homeland Security Investigations, Angie, to help us cover this case.
Transcript
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All right, what's up guys? And we are live. Welcome to FedReacts. We got an important
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episode today, a special episode today. First female serial killer, Aileen Wuornos. We got
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A special agent with Homeland Security Investigations. Okay, guys. HSI.
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Defender Jeffrey Williams and Associate YSL did commit the felony.
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This guy got arrested, espionage. Okay, trading secrets with the Russians.
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John Wayne Gacy, aka The Killer Clown. Okay, one of the most prolific serial killers of
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all time. Killed 33 people. Zodiac Killer is a pseudonym of an unidentified serial killer
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who operated in Northern California. All these serial killers, guys, they really get off on
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getting attention from the media. Many years, Jeffrey Epstein sexually exploited and abused
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dozens of minor girls at his home. It was OJ working together to get Nicole killed.
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We're going to go over his past, the gang tie, so that this all makes sense.
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All right. What's up, guys? Welcome to FedReacts. I am here. We're going to be covering Aileen
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Wuornos. I got a special guest in the house as well. You guys may or may not remember her.
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Hey, guys. I'm back. I know you missed me. I've been seeing your comments and yeah.
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They said that I got rid of you, which is kind of funny.
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Yeah, I read that. There's been conspiracy theories about it too.
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Oh yeah, of course. But yeah, I'm here. We're finally covering Aileen Wuornos, which is highly
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requested. You guys, real quick before the show, I'm going to start to be more active on
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the Instagram and I need you to follow us there. It's at FedReacts because I'm going to be posting
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the question box so you guys can drop your requests because I'm getting a lot of DMs from you guys.
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And it's hard to keep track of them. So it's way easier for me if you just drop them in the
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question box and then I'll just write them down. And I'll do it as a voting thing. You guys can vote
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which ones you want us to do every weekend. And yeah, I'll do just polls and stuff so you guys can
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like, you know, interact with us on the Instagram. Cool. Yeah. She runs Instagram guys. So, you know,
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questions, comments, business inquiries or whatever. Angie's going to be on there. She's
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pretty responsive as well. So, you know, if you have any questions for me or her, it's a good way
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to reach out to us. But try to keep it FedReacts related. If it's fresh and fit, you know, I can go
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ahead and obviously Angie will pass the message, but try to use that for FedReacts so that we don't
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get bombarded. But yeah, anything Angie you want to say before we do? Also, don't sell me pictures.
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I don't want to see them. And to the ladies that want to send pictures for Myron, send them to
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Byron directly. Because it's not Myron that runs the Instagram and some ladies have been sending
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pictures there that I really don't want to see. So please send it to Myron. Keep sending them over
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there. I'm sure Myron will appreciate the nudes that I've been receiving. What the hell?
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Hey, yo, I don't, I don't, like, I think she's messing around because girls won't be sending me
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nudes like that, but whatever, Ben. I mean, and I don't have access to FedReacts. Like Angie is the
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only one that has access to it. So, um, I should probably log it on my phone, but she may mostly
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runs it. So yeah. No, I'm going to send you what I've been receiving. No, no, no, no. Don't send
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it. Cause I know you, no, it's, I heard they're not that attractive from what she's been saying. So
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yeah. Anyway, um, they might be doing that just to try to troll you. Cause they know that you run it.
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So they're just like, Oh yeah. No, I'm sure. No, it's not for me to troll me. I'm sure it's for
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you. Anyways. Anyway. Um, so yeah, guys, today we're going to be covering Aileen Wuornos. Um,
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you guys have been requesting her for quite a bit. This is the first, I would say, conventional
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female serial killer. Um, there she is. Okay. Uh, she's pretty crazy looking alien. Carol Wuornos
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born Pittman, February 29, 1956, uh, died October 9th, 2002 was an American serial killer
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1989 to 1990 while engaging in street prostitution along highways in Florida. So she quite literally
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she belongs to the streets. Uh, I'm kind of bummed that Circa stole. Circa, uh, if you ever
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watched this, like give back the hat of she belongs to the streets because she just told
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it, I haven't been, you know, I haven't been able to use it. So yeah, give it back. Come
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back to the show. I'll get it back, man. Yeah, please. Uh, um, so yeah, uh, along highways
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in Florida, she shot dead and robbed seven of her male clients. Wernos claimed that her
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clients had either graped or attempted to grape her and that the homicides of the men
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were committed in self-defense. Wernos was sentenced to death for six of the murders. She
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was executed on October 9th, 2002 by lethal injection after spending more than 10 years on
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Florida's death row. In the feature film, not monster, which actually me and Angie watched
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this a good movie guys. You guys should watch it. It's great. Um, Wernos' story is described
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from her first murder until her execution for her betrayal of Wernos. Charlize Theron won
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the Academy Award for best actors. Yeah, pretty good movie guys. She's great in that movie.
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There was one clip I was going to play for y'all from the movie. Me and Angie was actually
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watching it together. We made the decision that we would probably, it's not a good move. It's way
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too graphic. But, um, for some of you guys that want to see, it's a scene where she kills her
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first person. Um, what's his name again? Richard Mallory. It was a sex offender. Yeah. So he
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raped her. Yeah. He attempted to rape her and, uh, she ended up, you know, letting that boy know what
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time it was in the movie. He raped her in the movie. Yeah. In the movie. Exactly. Yeah. But
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she did. Well, you know what? We will, we'll talk about that later about what was actually true
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and whatnot, but good movie. You guys should see, I was going to show you all that scene,
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but I was like, nah, this ain't YouTube friendly. Um, so yeah. Um, one thing I will give Andrew credit
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for is that, um, I'll be like, yo, let's show this. She'll be like, nah, this will get banned. And then I'll watch it again.
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I'll be like, all right, damn. All right. Okay. Good. Yeah. Cause sometimes I don't be caring.
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I'll be like, man, let's just play it. I don't care. She's like, no, it's going to get the amount
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of ties and they're not going to want to, you're not going to get the video to reach. And I was like,
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all right, all right, all right. So, um, so she, she'd be reeling it back. Sometimes she'd be giving
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me good advice to keep the channel, uh, from getting in trouble. Cause it was up to me. I mean,
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y'all saw me on sneaker stream. I don't care, bro.
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For this. And then also, um, and then fresh too, you guys be giving fresh a hard time and
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shit, but fresh really do be caring about obviously protecting a brand and shit like that. But for me,
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I just be like, yo, this is funny. Let's do it. I'm like, bro, we'll get banned. I'm like,
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all right, fine. So I got to give fresh his credit too. Cause the fresh if it probably would,
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we would have been banned probably a long time ago if it wasn't for fresh intervention at times.
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So, um, anyway, yeah, I'd be coming over crazy ideas on the side, uh, for stuff that we want to
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do. I do got some funny plan when, uh, Nick comes on. So we'll see.
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Don't say nothing. Uh, don't say nothing. All right. We got, uh, Joe Cole here goes, uh,
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RIP to Joe, uh, Lindner, AKA Joe statics, a true young, uh, legend in the fitness world.
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A shame that he never got to interview with you on FNF. Yes. I didn't know him personally guys,
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but I did see the outpouring of support. Um, you know, obviously it's always terrible whenever
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someone loses their life, but from what I understand, he was young. He was only 30 years
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old. So recipes to him and, uh, my deepest condolences go to his family. From what I
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understand, he had taken the jab jab. If you guys know what I'm talking about shortly before his,
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his, uh, passing, I don't know if that's what it was, but I hope they do an autopsy and get to the
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bottom of it because I mean, he was a fairly healthy guy. So I don't see why someone like
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that would, um, you know, die suddenly, but yeah, my condolences go to him and his family and, uh,
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rest in peace to him. Uh, Ramon Vargas and Angie. Yeah, she's here. Don't worry. Y'all saw her.
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Uh, Maren, you finally told Chris to shut the fuck up on the last FNF. Yeah. I mean, man. Okay.
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So, so it's so funny that that gets you guys hyped. Yeah. Cause cause some, so it's,
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here's the thing with Chris. It's, it's a love and hate with the audience. Like some
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people love his jokes and his inner, uh, interventions intervening with, with,
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when girls say dumb shit or whatever may be, and he makes fun of them, whatever.
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But then other people are like, yo, I hate this guy. Like what the hell?
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So it's a love, hate relationship. Sometimes he intervenes a little too much.
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I'll admit this, but you know, at the end of the day, guys, you got to remember
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for all you guys that keep saying, Oh, Myron, uh, what the fuck? Like your staff sucks.
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So your team sucks. You guys got to remember that I started with Chris and fresh,
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and I'm going to end with Chris and fresh. You understand? I'm not going to
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fucking turn my back on them just because we became big now. And I think that I'm
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better than anybody. No, we started this together. I wouldn't be where I'm at right
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now. If it weren't for them, we wouldn't be successful as we are right now, if it
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weren't for them. And at, you know, when push came to shove and we were getting
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attacked and the worst, the worst was happening to us. And everyone wanted to come
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and, you know, try to get a piece of fresh and fit and talk shit and all this other stuff,
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especially during 2021. It was me fresh and Chris against the fucking world.
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Okay. Mo came after the fact, right? And Mo's obviously a member of the team.
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And I love Mo as well, but I started with fresh and Chris, and it's going to end
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with fresh and Chris. I don't care what any of you guys say.
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Oh, my dude, you can't talk Chris. Everyone says what they're going to say.
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Whatever, man, you guys want to call me loyal to a fault. If you're my friend, if I came up with
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you, we're going to come up together. That's why even to this day, all the RP creators that we
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worked with in the beginning that worked with us when we were nobodies, I always make sure to bring
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them back on the show because I want to make sure I share that success. I don't just climb the ladder
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and retract the ladder. I keep that ladder extended for the people to help us get there in the first
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place, man. So, you know, I think that's a foreign concept nowadays in 2023, where everyone is just
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trying to leapfrog over each other and not help out. But loyalty is big to me. And being with the
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people that hooked you up in the beginning or were with you in the beginning, that's very
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important. So if you don't share those same values, that's fine on you. But I think that's
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an inherently, hold on. I think that's an inherently masculine trait to to stick by those that are with
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you when they didn't have to stick by you. Sorry, go ahead, Angie. I was going to give you a
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don't remark, but I don't have a stream button. It's okay. I'll give myself one.
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But that was a great speech. I don't have to say that Chris is funny sometimes,
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guy. Like, I will never forget when he told the girl in my room. I mean, it's very straightforward
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with these girls most of the time. But there is this time that still to this day, every time I
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remember, Chris said to this girl, like, the only the only reason that you're here is because we
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need Byrdie for the show. And this was a shabby girl. And they kicked her out. It was so funny.
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That clip, if you guys remember that episode, you should watch it.
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Which he said, the only reason you're here is because it was a shabby girl on the couch.
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Like, I think she had like red hair or something. She was like chubby and black.
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And he was like, oh, the one that was talking about police brutality and shit.
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Yeah, the feminist girl. He was like, you're a feminist.
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The only reason that you're here is because we need Byrdie for the show.
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Yeah, Chris got no chill. I know some of y'all hate it.
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But it is funny how he'd be roasting the girls sometimes, even though the girls were like,
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what'd you say? So it is what it is, man. But yeah, guys, that's what it is. It's kind of
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shocking to me how many people say, like, Myron Bale them. You could do so much better,
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blah, blah, blah, all this stuff. And it's like, no, I'm not going nowhere, bro. Seriously,
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I feel like Leonardo DiCaprio, like, I'm not fucking leaving.
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This is my home. They're going to need a fucking wrecking ball to take me out of here.
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Yeah, man. So it is what it is, guys. We we we started together. We die together. It is what it
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is, man. Can you do the case of Tyrone Hassel, army sergeant that got set up by his wife and her
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lover? OK, and you write that one down. And then also, I want to address this real quick, too,
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with because a lot of you guys have asked me to, like, react to Adam 22 situation with his wife
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doing a sex scene with another individual. Look, man, I know Adam personally. We talk off air and I'm
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just not going to comment on it because he's a friend of ours. We get along with the guy. He's a nice guy.
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And I don't think it's appropriate for me to do so, especially when the whole Internet is taking
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this as an opportunity to attack him. So I'm just not going to do it, man, because I was in that I
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was in that position before where everyone was trying to make a quick book talking smack about
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FNF and all the false allegations that we had already debunked. So, yeah, man, you know, they say,
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do you know, treat others the same way you want to be treated. I was in that position. It sucks. And I'm
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not going to do it to somebody else. That's all. Especially someone that I've worked with before that I
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get along with. Major W for the Scott Ritter episode. Thanks, FNF. Thank you so much,
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Dink Boss. That was a really good episode with Scott Ritter. And just so y'all know,
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the people that, like, said the stuff that they said about Ritter and, you know, those allegations
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or whatever, understand that a lot of it is false. It's not what you guys think it is. Wikipedia is
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incorrect about a lot of the information. Scott Ritter's spoken about it extensively and debunked it.
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So, um, I didn't bring it up on air because quite frankly, if y'all really feel that way about
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what happened to him, he has explanations of it on the internet. And I wanted to keep the
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conversation positive, high IQ, talking geopolitics at some of the highest levels. I mean,
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this guy was a UN weapons inspector. He was there in Iraq. He actually was the one that was that, um,
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verified that Iraq did indeed not have, um, weapons of mass destruction back in like 98, 99.
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So we went to war with Iraq for no reason. Um, we went over why, why we went over, went to Iraq,
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which, you know, to be honest with y'all is because them boys, right. Uh, and of a certain state that
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can't be mentioned, but regardless, it was a great interview. One of my favorite interviews. Um,
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I do got some stuff, um, planned as well in the future. Um, I'm going to try to do,
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you know, I'll give y'all a Fed reacts exclusive here. We're probably going to do a collab with
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Clayton Morris out of redacted. Um, because I really do like, uh, the work that they're doing
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over there. I like the, um, the alternative, um, news space where you're getting, um, news from,
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you know, people that are outside the mainstream media. Cause at the end of the day, man,
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the mainstream media is owned by them boys. And, uh, you know, a certain narrative is pushed out.
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And if you don't know that at this point, you know, I don't know what to tell you. Um, but you
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got to be able to get your media from different sources and be able to, you know, take pick and
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choose which, what you think is accurate or factually based and what isn't. So, um, so yeah,
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shout out to those guys over there. Redacted, uh, collab coming very soon. Um, okay. Can you do
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shutter man or Michelle Blair? Okay. And you can write that down. Um, shout out from Columbia,
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John Paulos, American citizen that killed his girlfriend in Columbia and territory.
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That would be a banger. I haven't heard of none of these cases in this joke. Y'all are mentioning,
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but Angie, have you heard of that one? No, no. Okay. All right. Um, I think they did an SVU
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episode based on this. They might've, um, welcome back, Angie. That's from Joey, Joel, uh, Ruiz.
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Thank you. Um, then we got here. Shout out to my favorite YouTuber. Fed reacts. Keep sending Angie pics.
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Uh, and I say, my, just looking through your messages and holy, I knew you and Angie were
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into that freaky shit, but God damn. Come on. That's how I know. That's how I know you ain't
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looking at my messages. Cause we don't talk about none of that stuff on, on text message,
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man. Come on. And I say, do better, do better. You got the wrong phone. You probably looking
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through freshers phone. You got fresh. We got fresh, uh, talking to one of his chicks. Um,
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all right. Your loyalty is God tier. And I want to know, I respect that because most people nowadays
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don't have this level of loyalty. Yeah. I mean, you know, it's, it's weird to me, man, because
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I was talking about this show. I'll never forget. Ooh, go back in time.
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Uh, I actually remember when I was in Romania, right. We're sitting in the,
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in the, uh, in the war, the war room there, right. Um, in the cigar lounge,
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me, Justin, Tristan, Andrew, and we're talking about like, just how the world works and, you know,
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making sure that you have certain alliances with people and, you know, always sticking true to your
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people. And like, we're talking about like the masculine tenements, whatever. And one of the ones
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that we're like missing nowadays and loyalty was a big one where people act in their own self-best
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interests, even if it puts someone that they're friends with or close with, uh, in a bad predicament.
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And I always looked at that and thought that was weird because, and then, and then, and then what
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happens is once like the, the, the, you know, the rainstorm ends, they'll come back and act like
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nothing happened. And I'm like, God damn, like, if you're going to kick someone when they're down,
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you don't deserve to be there when they're up. So, um, but this is kind of something that I've
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noticed with like the Gen Z population. And it's like, oh, you're loyal to a fault or you're stupid or
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blah, blah, blah. When did being loyal to people make you stupid? I think that's what makes this
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so honorable is that you're doing what others are not willing to do when times get tough.
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That's what sets you apart from everyone else. You know what I mean? And that's why a lot of you guys
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like looked at it. Like I was crazy when I talked about the, you know, whole Avon preach situation.
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It's not about, well, oh, I met you one time. Cool. That's fine. If you're going to take that
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example and say, oh, I met you one time. I don't owe you anything. That's fine. But then don't go
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around and purport yourself to be someone of high integrity and moral character. Because if you're,
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you cannot say in one sentence, I have high integrity and moral character, then on the other
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hand, turn around and insult someone that invited you into their home that, that 100% conflicts with
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each other. And a lot of people agree with Avon preach, like, oh, you only met him one time,
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blah, blah, blah, blah, bro. Like they don't owe you shit. That's fine. They don't, you're right.
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But don't purport yourself to be a fucking, you know, on the moral high ground and talk about
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all this. I'm holier than thou BS. When you're a snake that will go ahead and do what's required
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to make money. Okay. So that's my issue. And my thing is, I don't insult people that I've worked
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with before. Um, even if they've crossed me, cause I know you guys have probably seen that
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I've had people that I've collabed with or whatever, and we don't get along anymore, but that's fine.
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I'm not going to make a video, talk a shit about them. That's weird. Um, but that's just kind
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of a lost thing nowadays in today's generation, especially with you Gen Z guys. I don't
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know what it is. I mean, maybe I think it's because we live in an internet society now
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where there's no longer physical consequences for behaving in that way. But it used to be,
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you know, you talk shit about someone that, you know, right. Uh, and you guys know each other.
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And then they find out they're going to pay you a visit and you're going to have to deal
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with a knuckle sandwich. Right. But nowadays there's not, there's no physical consequences
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for treachery, you know, which I think is a big reason why people behave the way that they do to do.
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So it is what it is, man. I mean, like I said before, I'm not mad about it. It's just that
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people are different. That's really what it comes down to. Uh, so I appreciate that C Mills. Um,
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and I'm always going to defend my friends, like, uh, MLD, Andrew Tate, whatever. When people come in
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and talk shit about them and attack them, blah, blah, blah. Like, I don't go fuck what anybody else
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says. I know these men in person. I know how they are. I know they're of good character. Um, and that's
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it. You know, that's how I look at it. I don't, I don't let other, you know, pressure from others
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influence how I move. And at the end of the day, that's a trait that all of you guys should have.
00:19:53.700
Anyway, you should never let outside influence dictate how you move. If you have your morals,
00:19:59.940
your, um, conditions of how you live your life, you stand on that and you don't care what anyone
00:20:04.660
else got to say. And that will help you out in other facets of your life. For example, most people,
00:20:09.540
United States are fat, lazy, obnoxious, don't have money, broke, social, uh, woke and all this
00:20:15.060
other bullshit. Well, that's politically correct and socially accepted, but guess what? We don't
00:20:19.620
operate on what's socially accepted over here. We operate on what's optimal. And a lot of the times
00:20:23.700
being optimal means you cannot do what everyone else is doing and be a sheep. You have to do stuff
00:20:29.140
that goes against the grain, but going against the grain is difficult because you're going to get
00:20:32.500
pushed back. You're going to get insulted. You're going to be ostracized, whatever it is. But you know
00:20:36.420
what? Having the spine to do so despite public pressure to do otherwise is what differentiates
00:20:43.620
you from everyone else. And that's what, that's what masculinity is. Being able to stand up for
00:20:48.660
what you believe in and not let other people bully you into a corner or make you say or do things that
00:20:54.100
you don't want to do. The reason why I'm so loyal is because I'm not afraid of what the fuck other
00:20:59.700
people think. If I know you and I fuck with you, I don't give a shit what nobody says about you.
00:21:04.260
I rock with you. And that's all that matters. And I think if more guys had that mindset,
00:21:08.340
we'd have a better world. Adam 22 always sneak. This is FNF though. Not really, man. Show me a
00:21:13.460
clip. Will you do a podcast on Steven Avery making a murder? Let me know if you need any help. I live
00:21:18.500
about 30 minutes from where I happened in Manit. Manit. I have it. I have it written down. I have that
00:21:25.380
for a while now. Send me a DM on FedReacts if you have anything that can help with the,
00:21:31.460
with the, yeah, with the stream. That's good. Cool. Dicot goes, we officially charged Tate,
00:21:37.860
but word of me, I ain't want US embassy wallet free top. Shout out to you, Dicot. Let him go,
00:21:43.700
man. Y'all know it's bullshit. That's crazy, Mario, and I watch Redacted Daily. Yeah, yeah. They're
00:21:48.020
good. They're a good channel, man. Shout out to them. It used to be called like Morning Invest.
00:21:50.740
He used to talk about real estate, but then they switched on over to the alternative news
00:21:55.780
genre, and I think that's great stuff. Cloud Stripe, thoughts on the greatest story never told.
00:22:05.380
I've been watching it, guys. I've been watching it, but we're on YouTube. That's all I'm going to say.
00:22:10.180
I also watch Europa as well. Where are we at here? Michael Meastroke, $1. Appreciate that.
00:22:17.740
The Gizzler. I see what you did there. I think you should see what Tristan said about them boys,
00:22:22.300
because you make it seem like every one of them boys is evil, which obviously isn't true.
00:22:26.140
Bro, this is what I mean when I say people lack critical thinking skills and are low IQ.
00:22:30.700
When did I say all of them boys are evil? We've said it a million times. Actually,
00:22:34.060
if you watch the episode that we did with Ryan Dawson, we literally said it's a specific sector that does
00:22:40.540
a lot of the things that they do that impact the world, if you know what I'm saying. It's a very
00:22:45.340
small percentage. It's not all, bro. Come on, man. Like, did you watch one of my best friends
00:22:49.740
at college that saved me from getting jumped was one of them boys. So, absolutely. It's a very,
00:22:54.700
as with any race, by the way, with any race, every religion, there's always a small subset
00:22:58.860
that does dumb shit that fucks it up for everybody else, bro. It's never the entire thing. So,
00:23:02.940
Gizzler, come on, man. Get out your feelings, bro. You sound like a bitch right now.
00:23:05.740
Um, that's what I mean when I say people lack critical thinking skills and are soft.
00:23:10.780
Hi, man. Hope you are well. I've been leveling up. Thanks, RML. Appreciate that.
00:23:14.220
A noose. Thanks. Uh, Ryoko goes, new favorite bottom is the, I apologize to absolutely no one.
00:23:21.020
Yeah. And gave a fuck you to anus of reach. I was crying. Can you play that for us, please?
00:23:25.900
I just want to say from the bottom of me heart, I'd like to take this chance to apologize
00:23:35.740
Uh, Itachi Uchiha goes, sup, Myron and Angie here working that 12 hour and looking forward
00:23:40.860
to tonight's show. Keep me entertained and be in line. The vid, uh, the vid chat. Come on.
00:23:47.420
Okay. I think he knows a typo. Uh, Stove God Puff goes, we appreciate your morals,
00:23:53.500
but Chris be interrupting the flow of the show. We love seeing him put in check. W. Myron,
00:23:57.420
W. Angie. Don't worry, guys. I mean, he'll chill out. Sometimes the henny comes out.
00:24:01.260
Is it possible to transfer from fed civil service to fed law enforcement? Yes, absolutely.
00:24:06.460
It's actually easier. Tell Derek MPMD to get the other GM owner,
00:24:10.700
Chris from good looking loser on the pod knows everything from multi-million dollar business.
00:24:14.620
It's again, girls, a shot to, um, Chris from good looking loser. I used to, um,
00:24:18.780
look at this, look at some of his content from back in the day. Speaking of which,
00:24:21.660
drinking some gorilla mind, uh, tiger's blood right now. Um, we got to deal with them.
00:24:26.620
Shout out to them guys. If you guys want to go ahead and get some gorilla mind products,
00:24:29.260
uh, use fresh at the checkout for a discount. Um, let's see here. Uh, Chris should know better
00:24:36.940
to keep it professional. Sometimes it's too far and looks bad on him and the show big W for loyalty
00:24:41.740
and fresh needs to learn when interjecting, how to articulate better. And they're working on it,
00:24:45.180
bro. They're working on it. Uh, Maron, your book, why women deserve less is great. Have you
00:24:48.780
considered writing a follow-up? Um, we got to translate in Spanish. Shout out to Angie, by the way,
00:24:52.460
she got it done. She got it done. Um, I'm going to put that up here fairly soon. Um, I, I thought
00:24:58.780
about writing a follow-up on how to, um, how to basically how to navigate the new normal when it
00:25:05.740
comes to dating and dealing with women, whether it's, uh, using Instagram, dating apps, whatever,
00:25:09.660
basically a book on how to appropriately source women. I might do that. Um, but that'd be a project
00:25:15.820
I'd do at the end of this year or later. You did say that you were going to write a book saying
00:25:20.220
why women deserve nothing. That, that one is going to be the sequel. It's going to be the
00:25:26.060
book. Number two is going to be why women deserve even less than why women deserve nothing. That'll
00:25:30.460
be three. Uh, howdy partner, Texas Rangers here. Shout out to you, my friend, uh, school scooter
00:25:36.060
goes, I'm two hours into Europa. I need to scoot over there. Okay. Um, yeah, bro. Don't tell anyone
00:25:42.220
that you go like, I wouldn't brag about watching that movie, uh, publicly to your friends. I mean,
00:25:46.060
I'm on YouTube, but it is what it is. Y'all know kind of, right. We have our little subsector
00:25:49.260
here on Fred reacts, but, uh, yeah. Uh, have you seen doc Aileen L and life and death? Oh,
00:25:55.180
life and death killer. Okay. I've never seen it. Yeah. It's good. It's on YouTube. Okay. Um,
00:26:02.940
Jared Troy, five bucks. Appreciate that. Them boys, CIA F and F a K ape and peach
00:26:10.220
favorite Red Bull flavor. Mmm. Sugar free. Yep. See, she already knows. Uh, I like Chris and fresh.
00:26:15.900
Henny Chris is gold. Yeah. Chris, you know, Chris gotta be on the Henny. Uh, have you heard
00:26:20.060
of Jesse Lee Peterson and what's your thoughts? Uh, yeah, I have. He says some funny stuff. He's
00:26:24.060
a guy to your troll. I'm probably going to bring him on the show. Uh, I'll reach out to his people.
00:26:28.140
And, um, we were actually fun little fact for y'all about two years ago when we did our first,
00:26:37.820
um, no jumper interview was two years ago. Yeah. No, like, yeah, almost two years ago.
00:26:43.580
Uh, we were, when we were in LA, we were supposed to do an interview, uh, with Jesse Lee Peterson in
00:26:48.940
the studio, but we ran out of time guys. Cause as y'all know, man fresh, Hey LA, we don't like to be
00:26:53.180
there longer than we have to. So we got, we ended up, um, we wanted to do, he hit us up like on our
00:26:59.400
last day there and we couldn't squeeze it and we had to go do something else. So, and we already had
00:27:03.260
our flights booked and everything, and we really don't want to stay in LA longer. So we left, but
00:27:07.040
we had an interview plan, but we couldn't make it. So, um, but yeah, we're going to do that collab.
00:27:11.740
I think he's hilarious. Um, and then I know y'all keep asking for Tommy Sotomayor. Don't worry.
00:27:17.180
It's coming. Uh, we just got to iron out some stuff. And then this week we got, uh, we got
00:27:23.120
Nick coming on Friday. That's going to be crazy. Uh, and we'll see what else happens.
00:27:28.780
All right. I got something for that. Yeah. Yeah. Um, I'll read the rest of these chats and then
00:27:33.260
we'll get, get into the show. And thank you guys for being patient. Yo, Mara, keep exposing
00:27:36.300
these three of fours in school and meant to do better. Broke six figures and improve my mental
00:27:39.080
health after watching you on fresh fit. We got you, bro. Don't be soft. That's what it's
00:27:42.480
about. That's what it's about. Angie sewer bad. Is she number one of your girls? No comment.
00:27:48.800
Uh, much respect to you, Myron. Uh, 24, make a hundred K as electrician, but housing market
00:27:53.980
is outrageous. One mil average. Uh, what do, what to do live in Canada, by the way? Um,
00:28:00.440
I ain't gonna lie, bro. Canada is a failed society. I would, I would get out of there
00:28:03.000
if I had the ability to do so. Y'all president is running you guys into the ground. Uh, I
00:28:07.500
mean, Biden is not much better, but Justin Trudeau is virtue signaling pussy, man. Like
00:28:11.860
seriously. I love everything you and FNF team do. Y'all leave Chris alone. He's protecting
00:28:16.160
the quality of the show as with any good producer would go cool. And, uh, can y'all
00:28:20.820
cover the 2017 Las Vegas shooting W Angie providing value? Yes, we will. We definitely
00:28:24.560
will. Um, that one is a crazy one. And the North Hollywood one too. Oh yeah. The bank
00:28:30.600
robbery, right? Yeah. Yeah. We we've, uh, we've watched a couple of documentaries on
00:28:35.540
that one. The problem with the North Hollywood one is that the documentaries that they have
00:28:39.540
on it, like they suck, bro. If I'm going to be honest, like they just suck. Yeah. They
00:28:43.520
just suck. They're not that good. The same thing with, uh, what's that Marines
00:28:46.060
name that went crazy? Yep. What's his name? Uh, which one did you see? The Chris
00:28:50.460
Dorner? Oh, dude. No, not Chris Benoit. Yeah. Like him too. He's another example of
00:28:56.800
like good story, but the documentaries on him sucks. So I'm like, bro, I'm not trying
00:29:00.080
to put y'all to sleep. You know, uh, at the end of the day, this is about educating and
00:29:03.900
entertaining you guys in the same, uh, situation. But anyway, so we covered who Aileen
00:29:08.600
Warner says, guys, I got a, um, documentary here that we're going to play a couple
00:29:12.940
of documentaries. We're going to go over, start with Aileen Wuornos's, uh, um, childhood,
00:29:18.680
which you guys are going to see here is, um, it's pretty fucked up. Did you have anything
00:29:22.200
energy for getting into this? No. All right, cool. So let's, uh, let's go ahead and get
00:29:25.760
into it. And this comes from the serial killers documentary. Shout out to them. Um, let's
00:29:33.600
Aileen Wuornos's start in life as a poor beginning is truly an understatement. It was an awful beginning
00:29:40.720
from the time she was born February 29th, 1956 as Aileen Carol Pittman. One of the few
00:29:47.860
good things in her young life, ironically, was that her biological father, Leo Dale Pittman,
00:29:53.340
never got to know her. Pittman was a psychopathic child molester who hanged himself in prison in
00:30:02.460
When his grandfather died of throat cancer, his grandmother spoiled him even more, baking
00:30:08.200
him cakes. Damn. Goddamn. Look, uh, kidnapping in the first degree grape. Yeah. Not, not too
00:30:14.200
good. That's a Pittman, Leo Arthur and giving him money in his teens. He returned her love
00:30:19.700
and kindness by beating and abusing her. One of his favorite games was to tie two cats together
00:30:25.700
by their tails and throw them over clothesline to watch them fight. Her mother died. Bro.
00:30:33.580
Dianne Wuornos married Pittman when she was 15 and bore him two children in Rochester, Michigan.
00:30:42.740
Aileen's older brother, Keith, was born in 1955. Dianne divorced Pittman less than two years into the
00:30:49.440
marriage, a few months before Aileen was born. Dianne was afraid of Pittman, and with good reason.
00:30:55.820
Dianne found the responsibilities of single motherhood unbearable, and in 1960, she abandoned
00:31:01.960
Aileen and her brother Keith, who were then adopted by their maternal grandparents, Lori
00:31:06.840
and Britta Wuornos, in 1960. They did not reveal that they were, in fact, the children's grandparents.
00:31:13.940
Aileen discovered the truth at around age 12, information which did not help an already
00:31:19.380
troublesome situation. Lori Wuornos drank heavily and was strict with the children. When Aileen
00:31:25.560
and Keith discovered their true parentage, they rebelled. In 1962, at age 6, she was severely burned
00:31:33.640
while she and Keith set fires with lighter fluid. Although she recovered, she was permanently scarred
00:31:39.520
on her face. When the doubled-over belt flew down onto her bare buttocks, little Aileen railed against
00:31:45.440
her father, petrified and crying noisily. Sometimes she lay face down, spread-eagled and naked on the bed
00:31:52.740
for her whippings. Aileen was sexually promiscuous at a very young age, and later told the police that
00:31:58.920
she had sex with Keith at an early age, although acquaintances doubt the story. Aileen was pregnant
00:32:04.860
at age 14 and sentenced. So I've talked about this before, right? I've always said that trauma typically ruins women
00:32:11.000
and it builds men. Obviously, you know, with men, right, there's an amount of trauma that you can actually
00:32:16.540
handle, but, um, right, like, obviously there's some trauma that you just can't get over. But you guys can see here
00:32:22.160
that this is obviously forging her to become a more calloused and, um, eventually very rough serial killer
00:32:30.060
in the future. But yeah, really tough upbringing, guys. Um, the girl started, um, selling sexual favors
00:32:37.120
since she was, like, 11. Really? For, like, cigarettes, drugs, money. At 11? 11 years old, yeah. I mean, that makes
00:32:45.460
sense why she became pregnant at 14. Pregnant at 14, yeah. Yeah, man. And from, uh, uh, friends of her
00:32:51.100
grandfather. So an old man. Damn. Yeah, guys, really, really, uh, sad stuff here. Then this is what happens
00:32:57.380
with bad parenting, man. Like, bad parenting affects women way worse than men. It's really bad.
00:33:02.680
And to an unwed mother's home, she had a boy who was adopted in 1971. Fortunately for the child,
00:33:09.760
Eileen did not end up raising him. In July of the same year, Britta Wuornos died, supposedly of liver
00:33:16.720
failure. Diane, Eileen's biological mother, believed that Lori killed her. Eileen and Keith's truancy and
00:33:24.300
pregnancy put Britta through a lot of stress, and she had started to drink heavily again.
00:33:29.720
The night of Britta's death, she was having convulsions. If there was culpability on the
00:33:34.380
part of Lori, it was the fact that he did not call the ambulance in time, because he had no money.
00:33:40.180
Eileen, known to friends as Lee, dropped out of school, left home, and took up hitchhiking and
00:33:45.800
prostitution. In the next few years, Keith died of throat cancer at the age of 21.
00:33:50.940
Lori committed suicide, and Eileen headed for Florida.
00:33:56.960
Eileen actually edited... I don't know how to say this, but her brother gave her some money after
00:34:02.160
he passed away. He gave her like $10,000 of insurance, and she spent it on a new car,
00:34:08.540
and she paid it like in some debts and stuff. But she blew the money because she...
00:34:14.280
...two months after she crashed the car and didn't have any money anymore.
00:34:17.780
Goddamn. That's why a woman deserves less book in stores than ninjas.
00:34:21.200
Yeah, I knew you were going to have like a field day with your kids.
00:34:24.660
Now, this is crazy right here. Let's check this out, guys. This is wild.
00:34:28.360
20, she was hitchhiking when a wealthy 69-year-old yacht club president named Louis Fell picked
00:34:43.340
...actually printed in the society pages. This was a real stroke of luck for her, but she
00:34:48.700
was too wild and destructive to understand when she had it good. She treated Fell badly,
00:34:54.560
got into bar fights, and was sent to jail for assault.
00:34:58.900
And this is what I'm... A lot of times, guys, right? So this controversial take here, but
00:35:03.180
I've said this before, I'll say it again. Typically, when you take a girl that's like
00:35:07.720
super promiscuous, that comes from a rough background or whatever, and you treat her
00:35:11.000
well, she doesn't know how to deal with that. And what she's typically going to do is she's
00:35:14.820
going to punish you for it. This is why I told y'all don't commit to girls that are
00:35:20.780
...because they're used to men treating them so poorly that when you treat them good, they're
00:35:25.500
going to treat you like shit in response because they know deep down in the back of their brains
00:35:29.580
that they don't deserve this good treatment. They know that they don't necessarily deserve
00:35:34.400
chivalry. That's why a lot of times girls that punish chivalry, right? Especially when
00:35:38.620
you're like a guy that's like doing what you're supposed to be doing and you got your shit
00:35:41.040
together, these are girls you don't want to take seriously, bro, because they're used
00:35:44.840
to dickheads treating them like shit and they know subconsciously they don't deserve a
00:35:48.800
good man. So this guy right here being a simp ends up marrying this chick, can't
00:35:54.700
I tell y'all all the time, promiscuous women are terrible people, man. I hate to say that
00:35:59.180
because they have to go through a lot of trauma a lot of the times to become that way and
00:36:03.260
that trauma fucks them up and it hurts their ability to be with and stay with a man long
00:36:09.800
term. Is this every single girl that's promiscuous? Of course not. There's always going to be
00:36:12.940
exceptions to the rule. But nine out of ten times when you deal with a girl that comes
00:36:17.380
from some kind of sex worker background or super promiscuous or a prostitute, stripper, OnlyFans,
00:36:22.480
girl, blah, blah, blah. Whatever the hell it is, she's a sex worker. She's going to punish
00:36:26.620
you for treating her well, guys. That's just a game. I wish it wasn't that way, but that's
00:36:30.760
how it is, man. So do not take these types of women seriously because you're going to end
00:36:34.400
up like this dude right here, falling in love like a stupid and then get punished for it.
00:36:40.560
Needless to say, in a month or so after the marriage, Fell realized his mistake and had the
00:36:45.640
marriage annulled. Lucky for him, goddammit. The next decade, she lurched from one failed
00:36:51.100
relationship to another, engaging in prostitution, forgery, theft, and armed robbery.
00:36:56.680
They didn't say what happened. I mean, what? They're missing details.
00:36:59.620
Yeah, they're missing why he broke up with her. You want to tell them why he broke up with her?
00:37:02.780
She got arrested. She got arrested a lot of times, but she got arrested because she had a
00:37:09.020
kerfuffle. I will say kerfuffle problem in a bar because she threw like a...
00:37:18.860
She threw a bottle to a bartender's head and she got into a fight. She will do this often,
00:37:27.260
so she will get arrested often. But what happened is that the husband filed a restraining order
00:37:32.940
against her because, yeah, she was going crazy. And because she used to beat him with his cane
00:37:39.140
because this was an old man to get money from him. So, yeah, she used to beat him.
00:37:43.860
Yeah, bro. Yeah, she does. Andy told y'all the truth. She used to whoop his ass with his
00:37:48.220
Yeah. To get money from him. She will ask him for money. And when he will refuse, she will
00:37:55.360
She turned that shit into Street Fighter, bro. Just...
00:37:58.140
All right, bomb! Bomb! Give me the fucking money, goddammit.
00:38:02.320
So, yeah, she turned into a guy on that bitch. But yeah, man, that's why he divorced her because
00:38:08.000
she literally used to whoop his ass with his own cane. Could you imagine that, Joy? Like,
00:38:11.400
you sit in there. He's like, oh, where's my cane? I can't get up off the couch. She just
00:38:15.500
walks in with the cane, just starts whooping your ass with it. Give me some money! Bomb!
00:38:19.820
Just hits him over the head like, bro, that's a... You know? Oh, my cane's missing. Oh, no,
00:38:26.600
not again. She just walks in the room. Give me $100. No, I don't have it. Bomb! Just hits him
00:38:31.700
with a cane. Oh, man. Okay. Anything else you got? No, no. All right. Okay, we had so
00:38:38.040
much fun with that, but... Along the way, she tried to commit suicide. Emotionally and
00:38:43.600
physically, she was a mess from the drinking and doping and self-destructive lifestyle.
00:38:48.600
When she met 24-year-old Tyria Moore at a date... Oh, Lord, what the hell is that? Is that
00:38:53.600
even a person? What? What the fuck? I knew you were going to say it. How did I do? Yeah,
00:39:03.940
come on, man. Like, what the fuck is that? You know? What the fuck? Y'all know that rock
00:39:10.700
song? You see, this was a very, like, a shock for me because I saw the movie before I even
00:39:16.840
knew anything about Elle Hayley. Yeah, because in the movie, the girl is like, yeah, the actress
00:39:21.880
isn't that ugly. Yeah. But then when you actually look at the real girl, like, bro, hold on.
00:39:27.260
I'm about to pull this up. That's what happened to me. You're a catfish, man. Yeah, like, hold
00:39:31.360
on. Let me pull. Let me show y'all the girl. It's Christina Ricci. Yeah. Monster 2003,
00:39:37.720
Wuornos Girlfriend, right? It's 2003. Hold on. So this is the real girl, right? And then this
00:39:49.940
is the girl that they use in the movie. So again, not that great looking either. However, at least
00:39:55.420
like, this is somewhat bangable. Like, what is this creature over here? Like, bro, what?
00:40:00.460
So the movie did that on purpose where they made the, you know, the lesbian lover a bit
00:40:08.380
better looking in the movie for obvious reasons. But if they had used this, they probably would
00:40:12.180
have lost some money at the box office. So, yeah. And she actually was the girl in this
00:40:18.780
relationship because Aileen was like the provider. Yeah, the more masculine one. And she will provide
00:40:24.800
the relationship. Yeah. Um, but yeah, this is the, the girlfriend.
00:40:29.880
Atona Gay Bar in 1986, Aileen was lonely and angry and ready for something new. For a while,
00:40:37.440
it was great. Ty loved her and didn't leave her. She even quit her job. She got a mullet,
00:40:42.600
bro. Bob as a motel maid for a while and allowed Lee to support business in the front party in
00:40:47.520
the back with her prostitution earnings. Their ardor cooled, however, and money ran short. Still,
00:40:54.220
Ty stayed with Lee following her from cheap motel to cheap motel with stints in old barns or in the
00:41:00.780
woods in between. Lee's market value as a prostitute, never spectacular, fell even more. Their existence,
00:41:08.840
meager though it was, became ever harder to maintain. Clearly something had to change.
00:41:16.000
Richard Mallory like... All right. So now we're going to get into the first murder here.
00:41:19.100
Uh, I got this right here for y'all. Um, hold on. We're going to go right here. So this is how she
00:41:29.880
starts to get, uh, you know, desperate times call for desperate measures. We're going to talk about
00:41:34.220
how she basically started getting money now. Before, before we get into the first kill it. Um,
00:41:39.000
yeah, she actually got into a lot of trouble because as I said, she will get arrested a bunch of times,
00:41:45.640
but these girls had a system, right? So, um, Aileen will, you know, beat somebody in a bar or whatever,
00:41:53.480
but she will use, uh, Ty to, to bail her out, to say like she was a witness in the fight and she didn't do
00:42:00.520
anything. So they will do this. Like they were like a team and I'm coding my, my girl, Bailey Siren
00:42:05.700
here. They were like a team because they, they, uh, Ty will help her to get out of jail and that's
00:42:11.640
how they will, you know, get in and out into problems. I was going to, yeah, you'll see it in
00:42:18.380
the movies. Okay. All right. Uh, let's see here. So we're going to go ahead and play this clip
00:42:24.620
here. Um, and, and, and which explains how, um, basically Aileen started to get money more besides
00:42:33.060
just, you know, the prostitution. All right. Uh, I'm going to, here's the thing guys. I already know
00:42:38.220
that this documentary is kind of, they're going to be like, um, hitting me with the, they might hit us
00:42:41.780
with the, uh, what's it called when they, um, when they pause it or whatever, we're live streaming on
00:42:47.640
Twitch as well. Um, and, um, yeah. So if it goes down, y'all know where it is. The Twitch, I'll put
00:42:56.280
the Twitch link in here. Amaz, can you do me a favor, put the Twitch link as well, just in case,
00:42:59.940
but I'm going to be pausing it and giving commentary because, you know, with these, some of these
00:43:02.940
documentaries, they might be like, Oh, we're going to turn your stream off. So yeah.
00:43:10.540
Around 1 25 PM on May the 20th, 1981, a 25 year old Aileen turned from petty crime to armed robbery
00:43:22.420
and in top. Now keep in mind, guys, there's a lot more pressure on Aileen to provide for her new
00:43:28.540
lover. Right. So, cause she doesn't have to just earn for herself. She's also got to earn for her,
00:43:33.840
uh, her girlfriend. So she's not just, and she's getting them hotels. They don't have a place to
00:43:39.940
really live. They're, they're like going from hotel to hotel to hotel. So obviously that puts
00:43:44.480
a lot more pressure on her to not just earn for herself so that she could deal with her own drug
00:43:47.900
and alcohol problem, but also for someone else who also likes to drink and party. And she used to spend
00:43:52.700
a lot of money on booze and they need, she needs to go ahead and put a roof over their heads because
00:43:56.320
this girl at the time didn't necessarily have a job and she was, uh, young and like a runaway from
00:44:03.780
home. So let's get, let's keep on intoxicated. Warnos took a 22 caliber handgun into a convenience
00:44:11.160
store, held the clerk at gunpoint and demanded money. She was promptly arrested by police and
00:44:21.740
Prison would be something of a learning curve really because she would have actually mixed
00:44:30.800
with other criminals. If I don't know what ordinary criminals are really like and her
00:44:35.060
more chaotic approach to crime was probably seemed a lot less organized. She would have defended herself
00:44:41.180
quite vehemently with her flying temper and ability to sort of oscillate her moods.
00:44:46.700
All right. Another thing too, about Warnos that you guys are going to notice when I play some of
00:44:50.600
her clips during interviews and stuff like that. Very erratic. Doesn't really plan shit out. Just
00:44:55.260
does it on the spur of the moment, which is eventually going to lead to her downfall on how
00:44:59.440
she gets caught. But, um, anytime you got someone like this, that's extremely erratic. Um, doesn't
00:45:05.360
necessarily plan things out. Just does it off how they feel, et cetera. You know, obviously female
00:45:09.700
nature, right? Um, it's going to be extremely volatile and it's going to lead to some very violent
00:45:16.400
and crazy encounters and she is no different. Go ahead. Um, well also it's, it's also because she
00:45:21.760
wasn't a psychopath. This is the difference between a serial killer psychopath and a serial killer
00:45:27.980
just for like, you know, like, like we said before in, in other episodes, women kill for, they don't
00:45:33.960
kill for passion. They kill for, for, you know, a motive or anything. So she wasn't a psychopath
00:45:39.360
guys. She wasn't killing because she wanted to kill. She was killing because she wanted to get
00:45:43.600
something out of it. So yeah, that's also, I think also cause she robbed them and she didn't
00:45:47.620
want witnesses as well. Yeah. And she had a deep disdain for men at this point. Uh, yeah, that's,
00:45:54.180
that's also, yeah. She also like, she, she was a, the misandrist for real. So yeah. Uh, let's keep
00:46:01.700
going. But she would also probably found some solace in females and perhaps realized that her own
00:46:20.800
I think she was heterosexual. I just think that she started to really grow, um, content for men
00:46:26.640
and hate for men in general because of her profession. And I've talked about this extensively
00:46:30.140
before how, um, prostitution hurts both genders because what ends up happening is each gender
00:46:36.220
sees the absolute worst in the other. So for example, from the female perspective, you're
00:46:40.640
seeing men that are strange, weird, perverted, socially awkward, you know, not the typical
00:46:47.300
charming, charismatic guy that you would want to be with in the first place. Hence why they're
00:46:50.920
paying for sex in the first place. Right. So, um, so you see that man is nothing more than a wallet
00:46:56.780
and you're kind of like just doing it as a means to an end to get your money. And you really hate
00:47:00.380
the experience and you start to grow resentment because a lot of these guys have resentment
00:47:03.900
themselves towards women and they want to defile you, treat you like crap, you know, get like a
00:47:08.160
weird kinky sexual experience. You know, um, they're very perverted. So like from the male
00:47:13.540
perspective, right. You don't like women because they don't give you attention. They don't, you
00:47:18.500
don't get that nice nurturing side from females. You have to pay for it. So when you do finally get
00:47:23.780
a girl and you're paying for it, you feel like you own them and you want to defile them. And then
00:47:26.640
from the female perspective, when you are dealing with a man, you're dealing with, you know,
00:47:30.120
the worst level of guy. A lot of times dudes that are desperate, that don't get women in the first
00:47:34.400
place and they're treating her like shit. So both genders really get to see the more animalistic
00:47:40.420
evil side of the other, because both parties are engaging in sex without any type of real
00:47:46.480
emotional connection. And it's strictly monetary. And when it's strictly monetary, the man feels like
00:47:50.960
he's entitled to get, uh, you know, abuse out of the girl. And then the woman feels like, okay,
00:47:56.820
I'm getting money from this guy, but I don't really want to be here. So it's really bad for
00:48:00.540
both parties. And I know some of y'all are all about, no, they should legalize prostitution.
00:48:04.060
It'll make things better, blah, blah, blah. Fine. You could, you can have your political beliefs
00:48:08.360
on or whatever. But what I am saying is that both parties end up disliking the other party even more.
00:48:14.740
So this is why a lot of girls, I don't know if y'all noticed it on the show. I mean, there's a lot
00:48:18.200
of interesting, um, noticing as we're doing this podcast, there's a lot of like crossover between
00:48:22.500
fresh and fit in this Aileen Wuornos case, uh, with female nature. But if you guys notice when
00:48:27.540
we bring girls on that are only fans, chicks or strippers or girls that are involved in sex work,
00:48:31.980
especially sex work that puts her in front of a man where he has the ability to touch and deal with
00:48:36.840
her. A lot of them start to grow resentment towards men in general. Um, and they say, I hate men or I
00:48:43.020
dislike men or blah, blah, blah, or speak about them in a disparaging manner, because let's be honest,
00:48:46.420
they're dealing with a very unique subset of weird, strange, perverted individuals that see
00:48:52.540
them at their workplace. Right. So, um, this is why, you know, sex work typically hurts both
00:48:59.340
genders. It makes men hate women because they see the dark side of female nature. And then it makes
00:49:02.600
women hate men because women see the dark side of male nature. Um, do you have anything?
00:49:07.500
Yeah, here you go. Um, this guy said, Esco 971, Aileen Wuornos was a sociopath. You're right.
00:49:13.100
She was a sociopath because she was created by society. And when I say with society, it's
00:49:16.840
because all the factors in her childhood and in her life made her, uh, make, made her
00:49:22.940
kill. So that's, that's the definition of a sociopath. Yeah. She had a very, very bad
00:49:28.040
background as y'all saw earlier. And quickly fell straight back into a hitchhiking booze fueled
00:49:35.940
life of crime. From childhood, she had progressively engaged in drugs, alcohol, to a
00:49:43.080
very high extent. Yeah. Since 11, you said, right, Angie, since 11 years old, she was doing
00:49:47.440
that. Yeah. This became, if you like, a daily. She was sexual active, uh, even, even before
00:49:52.260
she was sexually active. She, when she was like eight or nine, because she was, she got
00:49:56.800
raped by her, by her grandfather. That's why, that's why, yeah. Terrible man. Absolutely
00:50:01.300
terrible. A fueling of her behavior and her sustenance. Um, often these would be probably
00:50:08.480
used as currency for her prostitute behavior. She wouldn't be, but I don't know if they
00:50:13.560
will mention that in here because it's a, it's a bunch of details that I'm trying to
00:50:17.160
remember, but the grandfather will do like barbecues and parties and they will let him,
00:50:23.000
they will let his friends abuse of her when she was a child. Wow. Craziness, man.
00:50:29.720
What the fuck? Much of the time drunk and engaging with new individuals. She would probably have
00:50:39.140
found this to be a style of interacting, of entrapping. And let's keep it all the way
00:50:44.460
1000 here, man. Like, look at her. She looked crazy, bro. She's not even like good looking
00:50:48.660
whatsoever. So like, imagine the caliber of guys that are going up to her trying to smash,
00:50:54.320
giving her money, bro. It's probably fat loser, dirty hillbillies, lower class men that are of a,
00:51:01.920
you know, of lower socioeconomic and social status, strange, awkward, weird. These are dudes that are
00:51:08.700
probably paying her for box. And so she's dealing with like the lowest level of male. So of course,
00:51:13.840
she's going to start to resent them because they're pieces of shit more than likely the guys that grabbed
00:51:17.320
her. I mean, one of the guys that grabbed her, um, was a great best. The first guy she killed was an
00:51:22.440
actual rapist. So Richard Mallory, which we're going to show him here. Yes. Oh, what? Oh yeah.
00:51:28.220
Convicted. Right. Yeah. So, you know, not to obviously excuse her behavior, right? Because
00:51:33.320
obviously you never, there's never an excuse to kill someone, but regardless, right? Unless it's
00:51:38.220
self-defense, but the point I'm trying to make is, is that she's not good looking. So of course,
00:51:42.860
even in her case, she's dealing with the worst, the worst men. So, I mean, I'm not surprised she
00:51:48.720
became a lesbian. That's all I got to say. Individuals by getting them to buy drinks,
00:51:54.080
to get them both drunk when she could actually come to her own. By the end of the decade,
00:52:00.600
Eileen's crimes would include murder. All right. So now we're going to go ahead and get into the
00:52:08.380
first murder, my friends, which is, uh, I have the timestamp here. Um, did you have anything that
00:52:13.960
you wanted to show? Um, Angie here, or, um, I have the victims here. Okay. Yeah. You know what?
00:52:19.060
Here, I'll switch it to you. We'll get his picture up on real quick. That's the first guy right there.
00:52:24.900
You want to tell him about that? This is the, the, the convictor, okay. It's, uh, Richard Mallory. Um,
00:52:31.180
I have something in here. So she killed her victims with a 22 caliber pistol, which is,
00:52:37.280
which I have it in here. Wait, um, I think it's in here. I have it. No, it's in the end of this. Wait,
00:52:43.960
this is the gun. So this is, this is the gun that she used to kill her victims. And this is
00:52:49.860
where the police, um, this is the gun that the police found in the, in the river that you can
00:52:55.740
see here, because she threw the, she killed the guy and threw the gun. And then she will like
00:53:00.620
steal the car in every, like in some of the, some of the cases, she will steal the car and take it
00:53:05.600
or just like use it for like, you enlarge it a bit, hit like control plus or something so that
00:53:10.200
people can get a better look at the gun. Oh, she's going to do it for y'all right now. Bam.
00:53:16.060
All right. There you go. It's all rusty and messed up now. There you go.
00:53:21.020
I, I, I don't remember correctly, but I think in the, in the movie, she got the gun, uh, from one
00:53:27.120
of the guys that, you know, the, one of her clients. So yeah. Uh, I don't, I can't remember
00:53:34.200
what I was saying. Okay. But yeah, she will use, she will steal the cars and like leave
00:53:38.480
them somewhere in the wooden areas where she will like leave the, the corpses and, or she
00:53:45.360
will just steal the car and use it for like a couple of weeks and stuff. Gotcha. All
00:53:49.200
right. So we're going to go ahead and go into the, the first murder here guys, which
00:53:53.700
is, uh, uh, Richard Mallory, uh, right around here.
00:54:00.020
This gun must be heavy, right? Myron? Uh, yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's, it's a shitty little
00:54:04.820
22, so it's not that crazy, but yeah. Um, okay. Let's go ahead and roll the clip.
00:54:15.280
On November the 30th, 1989, 51 year old electronics engineer, Richard Mallory picked up Eileen
00:54:24.400
Monos on the highway. That is a big, you're going to show the scene of the movie. What
00:54:31.060
was that? Are you going to show the scene of the movie? The scene? No, no, no, no, no,
00:54:34.820
not for this. It's too graphic. Oh, you can show it like a little bit, no? Nah, it's too
00:54:39.320
graphic. When I was looking at it, yeah, it's way too graphic again. The one that you
00:54:43.920
showed me first, not the one that it shows the grapes, the one before that when he picks
00:54:48.740
her up and like make her pay. Oh, uh, it pays her. It's a movie. It's fine.
00:54:54.380
Well, because they might hit us with a copyright for playing that. Okay. So, but yeah, I do
00:54:58.880
heavily suggest you guys watch the movie. It's called monster 2003. Um, good film that
00:55:03.420
kind of, that's pretty factually accurate. Some of the stuff isn't accurate. Like for
00:55:07.480
example, how her girlfriend looks. Yes. Obviously some things are dramatized, but yeah, some things
00:55:12.520
aren't as accurate. Like for example, her girlfriend, like bro, we all know that she
00:55:15.880
looked terrible, but they try to make her look less terrible in a movie.
00:55:18.560
Her actual normal way of engaging with a, with a male, uh, was one of getting drunk, uh,
00:55:28.800
of offering herself as a prostitute, of taking as much money and perhaps even stealing the
00:55:33.300
odd item and being abusive. But she'd also habitually taken to carrying a gun.
00:55:38.360
Maybe I'm already made a slight move, uh, in, in a dominant way that alien didn't like,
00:55:46.600
but however it was. And just so you guys know, um, Florida is a very pro gun state. Um, actually
00:55:51.180
matter of fact, I think yesterday or two days ago, they just, uh, into, uh, signed into law
00:55:56.120
or went into effect. Send it to you. Yeah. You don't need a, uh, you don't need a gun permission
00:56:00.700
to, uh, to carry a gun in Florida anymore. So you can conceal carry with no gun permit here.
00:56:05.060
So Florida has very lax gun laws. So everyone here has a gun. So it wouldn't be, I know some
00:56:10.900
are like, wait, why is this woman carrying a gun? Florida? Not the, eh, not that big of
00:56:15.500
a deal. Granted her, her, um, profession, of course. Yeah. He probably should carry one
00:56:23.460
Was configured. Aileen took that extra step and shot this guy.
00:56:29.840
Then decided that she was going to make sure he didn't speak to anyone and made sure he
00:56:35.040
was dead. Six weeks later, Mallory's body was found dumped in woodland, north of Daytona
00:56:42.040
beach. Heat and insects had taken their toll. The body was badly decomposed.
00:56:52.640
And just so you guys know, whenever you're in here, here, you know, actually someone talked
00:56:56.600
about this here. Um, the thing about Florida guys is if, if the person's body has left out
00:57:05.080
in the wilderness, you only got a couple of days, it's going to, it's going to decompose
00:57:09.500
immediately. And you're not really going to have much evident, uh, much evidentiary value
00:57:13.040
left over after the fact. Uh, let me see here if this is it because of the, of the humidity
00:57:18.020
and the climate and the weather and the animals too. I'm trying to find where they show this.
00:57:23.020
Yeah. The first, I think it was the first two victims were very like heavily discomposed.
00:57:27.020
It was difficult to know you have somebody laying there dead. That's someone's loved one. Yeah.
00:57:38.840
It does have an effect. Hold on. I think it's right. 43 from the town of Winter Garden
00:57:43.060
stopped to pick up a woman hitchhiking. A woman was Eileen Wuornos.
00:57:48.420
The job of investigating Spears' death fell to the Orange County Sheriff's...
00:57:55.680
No, hold on. Wrong. This isn't the guy. God damn it. I got to find it. But either way,
00:58:00.320
you guys get the point. Um, that obviously, um, having...
00:58:04.680
No, that's why we first at the beginning that it showed...
00:58:09.240
Well, this is the reenact... Oh yeah, this is the reenactment of them shooting...
00:58:12.340
It wasn't until the third victim that they picked up, it was like a serial, serial killer.
00:58:20.780
In Florida's heat, that's a long time for a body.
00:58:24.240
Oh yeah, there you go. Okay, it's all rewind a bit.
00:58:31.200
In Florida's heat, that's a long time for a body.
00:58:39.100
Kelly, once a Boston cop, had recently come to Florida,
00:58:42.040
to the Volusia County Sheriff's Department, for a change of climate.
00:58:45.600
Now, Kelly was learning what the climate does to corpses.
00:58:49.900
We lose a lot of evidence due to, uh, both insect and animal activity in the state of Florida.
00:58:58.020
We were a little luckier because the, uh, it was cooler.
00:59:01.880
The middle of summer, we'll lose a body in a couple days.
00:59:05.780
Uh, the northern states don't have to battle with that.
00:59:08.860
Yeah, guys, the heat, the humidity, and then, honestly, the animals is what, like, messes with it the most.
00:59:13.660
So, from a crime scene perspective, that's a nightmare because all your evidence is getting pretty much eaten by bugs and, you know,
00:59:20.780
um, what's that, vermin and all these other, um, animals that will just go ahead and eat the skin and eat parts of the body off, right?
00:59:29.880
I don't mean to disgust you guys, but, yeah, this is like a homicide investigator's nightmare, man,
00:59:34.540
because you are not going to be able to retrieve DNA evidence, fingerprints that might have been left at the scene.
00:59:39.740
All this stuff is going to get destroyed by the temperature, the wildlife, the humidity, etc.
00:59:45.900
Uh, let's see here, and then there was something else I was going to show y'all.
00:59:49.780
Uh, actually, no, here, we'll keep playing this.
00:59:54.260
As often as we do, and we do lose a lot of evidence on, uh, crime scenes because of decomposition.
01:00:04.680
But as far as working homicides or any kind of violent crime, it can take its toll, and you have to learn to tolerate it.
01:00:11.240
It doesn't mean you accept it, it doesn't mean you are numb to it, you just learn to tolerate it and understand it.
01:00:17.880
But you have to be able to put up a barrier, and if you can't...
01:00:20.920
Yeah, you definitely have to have a very strong stomach for doing these types of investigations.
01:00:28.920
Um, can't take work home with you a lot of times in that situation, or you'll go mad.
01:00:38.320
It's like, dealing with a corpse in the composition, it's horrible.
01:00:55.540
They're out here bringing real human bodies to y'all, man.
01:01:00.820
Uh, they probably killed freedom fighters or some shit like that.
01:01:03.320
And I also had to do my internships in, like, forensics.
01:01:13.260
Hey, we got some new bodies who killed some freedom fighters.
01:01:20.700
Bodies of dictators just killed them and be like, all right, here you guys go.
01:01:25.740
These guys tried to lead a coup or an insurrection.
01:01:29.060
They were protesting, so we decided to kill them all.
01:01:31.900
Actually, they were usually criminals and homeless people.
01:01:37.540
Or, like, people that were victims in, like, criminal scenes or something like that.
01:01:56.380
Wuornos had unloaded four shots into Mallory's chest and back,
01:02:00.280
one bullet striking his left lung, causing a fatal hemorrhage.
01:02:04.620
Before fleeing the scene in Mallory's Cadillac, Wuornos stole Mallory's possessions
01:02:10.460
and covered his lifeless body with a piece of carpet.
01:02:14.280
I always feel that the first in a series of murders tells us a great deal about how...
01:02:23.500
So, luckily, she did put carpet on him, so that probably, you know, kept the animals and
01:02:30.420
the elements from destroying the evidence as quickly.
01:02:33.880
But, obviously, they're going to find a way to get to it at some point.
01:02:38.620
From an evidentiary standpoint, obviously, a lot of the rich evidence is going to be gone
01:02:43.220
The pattern of murders will develop over the next few weeks, few months.
01:02:48.860
It can clearly be an accident, that first murder.
01:02:53.060
But if the person isn't stopped as a result of that first murder, what they begin to realize
01:03:01.620
They're holding their breath because they're expecting to be arrested, and then, when they're
01:03:08.620
And for some killers, by breathing out and not being arrested, they interpret that as,
01:03:17.340
It's a little bit like taking a hit of a drug to which you become addicted.
01:03:22.520
It's similar to what happens in the brain to need more and more and more until you just
01:03:35.820
So, I'll hit some of these chats real quick, guys.
01:03:39.520
We're doing a good job so far of staving off the YouTube bill.
01:03:43.100
Like, oh, we're going to go ahead and pull this up.
01:03:44.840
Oh, by the way, guys, before you get into that, talking about not getting enough, I'm
01:03:51.380
doing my research on Michael Jackson, so we're probably going to break him down soon.
01:04:06.180
I think we're going to have to cover, like, his story and then go into the trials, like,
01:04:22.460
I would, guys, if I wasn't here in Miami, I would be in Houston, Texas right now.
01:04:31.880
So, yeah, we stay in the guidelines here at FedReacts.
01:04:40.940
Jose Perez goes, AG, don't ever let up on these bras next.
01:04:44.740
And, man, y'all got to bring Blueface on here one time.
01:04:54.260
I told y'all before, like, I don't have a problem with Blueface personally.
01:04:57.000
But, like, I'm trying to stay away from rappers as well because, like, they just don't give good interviews.
01:05:06.120
For the work it takes to get them on the show, they don't give good interviews.
01:05:14.760
He's able to get them on and do interviews with them.
01:05:18.220
Like, you know, they come in with their entourage.
01:05:23.680
A lot of times they're high or under the influence of something.
01:05:27.500
You know, you can't ask them certain questions because sometimes they got legal cases pending.
01:05:36.240
From an interview standpoint, the content quality that comes out of it and then the effort it takes to get them on is not worth the content that you get back.
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And honestly, I'm trying to have higher IQ conversations.
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I'm trying to bring on people like Scott Ritter, you know, obviously Ryan Dawson.
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Whether people like or dislike Nick Fuentes, he's very smart and intelligent.
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I want to have guys on that are really interesting, intelligent individuals where we can have high IQ conversations with y'all.
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Because to keep it a thousand with y'all, obviously talking with the girls gets annoying and monotonous, even for me.
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We'll have those discussions so you guys can see in 4K female nature.
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The last episode we did, even though it was frustrating and annoying, you guys saw so many different things in female nature right in front of your own eyes on that panel.
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So that's great because you guys are able to kind of like learn that and use that and kind of see like this is why you just don't negotiate with women.
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Like even if you present a very factually sound argument or point, they're going to go ahead and revert to their feelings and say, I don't agree with that.
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Obviously, the Money Mondays, the Womanized Wednesdays, teaching you guys how to make money and then be more attractive to girls or strategies on how to date in the modern world.
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But like when it comes to like interviewing guests, man, I really dislike.
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I hate to say it like that, but that's just most of the time.
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But when it comes to like these like music industry type guys, no, man, no, no, it's just not worth it.
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And I think a lot of the audience agrees with me on that is the work it takes.
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If you have a fresh relief, it puts it in a lot of work to get these guys on.
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And for the quality of interview that we get in return, it really ain't worth it.
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Bro, that is so true, especially with this chick.
01:08:00.320
Myron, you truly believe there's no reason to kill someone?
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Even while pedophiles, rapists or even serial killers.
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Not like murder, like shooting and killing somebody for like no reason.
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I actually agree with the death penalty on some situations.
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Remember when Freddie Wap, baby mama made that weak ass threat because she was mad about being poor?
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I'm the one that said that you look like Vladimir Redmanovic the other day.
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I'm glad you read that because I've had $30 worth of super chats get ignored before and I was getting discouraged.
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And then once we get into his political views and everything else like that, we'll definitely go on Rumble.
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That won't be on YouTube because we will get canceled immediately.
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Guys, when it comes to the super chats, man, we try to do our best to read as many of them as we can.
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But you guys got to remember, when we got a lot of people watching and stuff like that, we can't go through each one.
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And we get a lot of complaints if we spend too much time reading super chats.
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People say, oh, this is annoying, blah, blah, blah.
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So we try to make it where we read the ones that come in the beginning.
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But as the viewership increases, increases, and increases, right, we have to obviously increase the donation level to read it.
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And obviously, that's from a business perspective and then also from a quality standpoint of running the show.
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So don't think that we ignore your chats on purpose just to, like, fuck with y'all.
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Like, no, typically, if you want to get your stuff – like, Wyatt's pretty smart about this, right?
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If you want to get your chat read, just super chat in the beginning before people start piling in.
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But once people start piling in, you know, we obviously have to focus on the quality of the show and not stop it too often for chats.
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But every time – every single chat does get shown on screen, guys.
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Every single chat will always get shown on screen, regardless of how big we get, right?
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On June the 1st, 1990, the body of 43-year-old construction worker David Spears was discovered by an illegal trash dump in Citrus County, naked, but for his cap.
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Damn, she just left nothing on him but his cap, like, goddamn.
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She was like, I'm going to leave you naked, but just with a hat on.
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Committing these murders, Aileen had a massive advantage of surprise.
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Ben says, these rappers are also simps never had to work.
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And here's the other thing too, y'all got to remember.
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When you bring certain people on, right, that are, like, in the show biz or whatever it may be,
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a lot of the time they might agree with some of the stuff that we say, but they can't openly, like, support us.
01:11:06.460
Like, they can't be like, oh, yeah, I agree with y'all, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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You know, but yeah, a lot of them are simps, especially the younger guys.
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They would not have expected a gun to come from the bag.
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40-year-old rodeo worker Charles Cascadden was found dead in Pasco County.
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He'd been robbed and shot nine times with a handgun.
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We don't know if she felt that killing these individuals in Florida and taking their cards and their money and everything was just a continued pattern from what she had been doing since she was nine years old.
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With no remorse, no sense of anguish, no sense that she needed to make up for these crimes.
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The body of 65-year-old part-time missionary, Peter Symes, was never found.
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I think this was the guy in the movie that he just picked her up and she just needed his car.
01:12:31.040
But this scene really tricked me because it was really like a very dramatic scene.
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Yeah, it was a guy that was actually trying to help her.
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And then she went back and tried to say, you know, that all these men, you know, graped her.
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And that's when she was acting in self-defense, which isn't true.
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And I want you guys to kind of watch our body language when she talks.
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And subscribe to the channel if you guys haven't already.
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Yeah, we only got, yeah, there's, yeah, 1,000 plus of y'all.
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Even if you're watching on Twitch right now, just click the YouTube one.
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As you guys know, this channel isn't really for the money.
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It's really more to edutainment for y'all, man.
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So, yeah, we work really hard behind the scenes watching content for y'all,
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making sure that we get good documentaries, chopping up bits and pieces
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and showing you guys and, you know, having commentary ready.
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So, just the only thing I ask, man, is just like the video.
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...to abandon it after swerving off the road and crashing near Orange Springs.
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These were men that were traveling on the highways and byways to central Florida.
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Now, real quick, I'm going to show you guys a reenactment of how that actually went
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And this actually ends up getting them caught later on.
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his Pontiac Sunbird provided the most important clues so far.
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was sitting on her front porch with a cold drink.
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this woman, Rhonda Bailey, is able to get a very good look at the two.
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And it's going to lead to the infamous mugshots that you guys are going to see here in a...
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The infamous sketch drawings that led to their eventual capture.
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She wanted to help, but soon realized this is no ordinary traffic accident.
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The driver and passenger had something to hide.
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Imagine you're just sitting, about to have some lemonade,
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like, fucking crash into a pole right next to you,
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You can't even lick vagina properly, blah, blah, blah,
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doing some whatever stupid argument that they're arguing about.
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Some chick is, like, frantically cleaning the thing up,
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and then they just get the fuck out of the scene.
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Instead of, like, you know, making sure that, like,
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trying to fix the car or anything else like that,
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and collecting it and getting the best evidence.
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hmm, we might have ourselves a serial killer here.
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this is the late 80s, early 90s now at this point,