The Creep Off - Episode 169: The Ol’ Syracuse Hat Trick

Episode Date: June 12, 2023

Today Karl & Vinnie finally make their nominations for the creepiest male nurse of all time: In WATC we check back in with our favorite true crime podcaster Nancy Grace: In the scum parad...e we meet a very angry funeral director, a booby trapper and we get a Lacy Fletcher update! The score is currently tied 2-2. Vote here to decide this week’s winnerCheck out the Scum Parade stories: Parents accused in daughter’s death get murder charges thrown out (msn.com)R.I. man allegedly broke into homes to steal sex toys to regift as a birthday present | Truecrimedaily.comGregory Lee Rodvelt guilty of injuring fed with booby trap (lawandcrime.com)Funeral home director guns down pallbearer over business dispute during burial of 10-year-old girl | Daily Mail OnlineFather jailed to two life terms for raping his son, 6, twice (iol.co.za)Want to support the show? Find us on Patreon, Supercast & Backed.by to get exclusive merch an extra bonus episode every week! 

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Ah, well, look with the cat dragged in. Welcome back. Hey, I'm back. You sound like shit. I know. I can't figure this out because I haven't talked to you today. So I get here, I start talking to me like, holy shit. My voice is fucked.
Starting point is 00:00:15 I don't know why. All right, here's this week's poll. What's worse? Carl's voice or his internet at his new house in Florida. Seriously, I am just fucking everything up. All right. Well, you know what, dude? Let's just start the show.
Starting point is 00:00:25 Let's go. You're listening to the Carl Network. attention parents what you're about to see is not suitable for kids shoot it's not even suitable for some grown-ups you might want to walk away now if you ain't into these type of things I'm going to give the people what they want sensation horror shock I'm going to deliver the goods because I'm alive and I'm not backing down cuckoo coo coo Hello, Ola creepos. Welcome to another edition of your favorite true cry podcast, the show about creeps, by creeps for you creeps. My name is Vinny, and joining me in.
Starting point is 00:01:30 studio. It's Florida's own hot cucka car. What is happening Vinnie Paulino? We look good today. Wow. Bro, you look like a million bucks. I do. I'm looking good. I got a nice ring light staring me in the face. It's great. Yeah. Well, you look fantastic, Carl, for someone who generally looks like a monster. Thank you, buddy. This is ladies and gentlemen, what you are looking at is modern technology that has turned this goblin into a passable human. How dare you? How dare you? How dare what? what do you people not want to be called goblins trying my voice right here i apologize i don't know what's going on what the fuck is with carl's voice as turbo neil brain well hello everybody joining us today live on youtube it's one o'clock on a monday so that means we are doing the creep off live for all of you
Starting point is 00:02:15 thanks for tuning in it's going to be a fun one today last week we didn't do a contest we had what we called a hangover edition of the show where we just kind of shot the shit watched a pito hunter video And some of you had thoughts on that. I'll play for you later on the voicemails. Excellent. By the way, I want to point out that we didn't just shoot the shit. We had three segments that were all pre-produced. So we just didn't do a competition last week.
Starting point is 00:02:39 That is correct. This isn't the Shuling Network. We do put the effort in. Right. Yeah. Always planned. Always be planning. Always be planning.
Starting point is 00:02:46 That's what we do here at the Carl Network. You're listening to the Carl Network. I like to add, I added your chortle on the end there. I really think it makes the jingle. It does. It really pulls it together. Really pulls the whole thing together. Good job, buddy. I think Carl's going to die.
Starting point is 00:03:06 Last week, I was worried about it because he was down in Florida. I was worried a gator is to get him. Now he's here. And I'm guessing he got all of the COVID that was left in Florida. And that's why his voice is fucked. Maybe. Wow. I didn't even think about that.
Starting point is 00:03:18 Bill Loney, thanks for the two bucks. He said, I heard it's Super Chat Monday. Is that true? That is correct. Bill Loney. What is happening, buddy? Thank you for the $2. Thanks, my friend.
Starting point is 00:03:26 Now, Carl, we're going to do a competition today. You won the last time we played. We are tied two to two. Your buddy Vinny is worse off than Carl is. And I show up here looking like a million bucks. I'm just going to say that. I've been taking care of a 76-year-old woman who had a knee replacement. I have been male nurse all fucking weekend for my mother.
Starting point is 00:03:46 Yep. And so that's why today I figured to be appropriate to just do male nurses because I was reading her all the stories of what terrible things that could be happening to her. if she didn't have such a great son. Yes. And in fact, I think we both have some tales. I hope she's not listening today. I hope she's not watching today's show.
Starting point is 00:04:05 Oh, no, no, no, no. This would make anyone nervous who was in a hospital bed or having to depend on the care of others. The tales today. Carl, sounds like he's so close to a hospital bed. Thanks for the five bucks, Koof. Wow, I can't believe I actually caught a Super Chat Monday Live. Thank you all for not killing yourselves.
Starting point is 00:04:24 Yay, Super Chat. Thanks, Koof. Thank you. Have a night killing yourself, cool. Since you won the last one, that means you get to go first in this round, Carl. Do you want to take it away, bud? Let's go. All right, I bring to you a guy named Benjamin Gein.
Starting point is 00:04:40 Gain was known at Horton General Hospital as a nurse who was always looking for action. He described himself as someone who wanted to be the center of attention. He had joined the Army Reserve because he wanted to walk towards the action and not away from it. Oh, God, one of those? One of these guys. Yeah, wants to be the fucking hero all the time. Despite the fact that his post was in the minor injuries unit at the hospital, he would often leave his post without authority to work in the emergency department.
Starting point is 00:05:07 He was also self-acknowledged thrill-seeker and enjoyed the adrenaline rush of working on life or death cases. He also said that there was a jinx on him, and that things tended to go wrong when he was around. Golly, gee, just some bad luck, I suppose. I try so hard, man. I'm always in the thick of it, you know. I just got this black cloud over my head. I don't know why it happens to me. So between December of 2003 and February 2004, so that is like two and a half month span,
Starting point is 00:05:39 18 patients treated in the hospital's accident and emergency department suffered respiratory arrests or depressions while Gein was alone with each of them. It's a pattern developing there. That's not good. These patients had all been admitted with only minor complaints. such as a dislocated shoulder or other non-life-threatening conditions, yet suddenly find themselves fighting for their lives when they were treated by Gien. The respiratory arrests were unexplained since none of the patient's conditions
Starting point is 00:06:07 should have caused a respiratory arrest to occur. Two of those patients died in January of 2004, Anthony Baitman, 65, and David Anley, 75. Colleagues began to notice that it was always when Gine was on duty in attending patients that people were falling unexpectedly ill. And also, he always knew what to do to rectify the problems even before the doctor arrived to make a diagnosis. That's incredible. He was just that damn good, Carl.
Starting point is 00:06:34 He's that good at being a male nurse. So obviously people got a bit suspicious with this. Colleagues actually nicknamed him Ben Alit, in reference to the serial killer nurse Beverly Alit, who in 1991 and ejected a number of patients with lethal substances in order to seek attention. Well, hold on a second, Carl. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:06:52 His last name is Gein. You're right. There's an even more famous serial killer. Well, you don't get nurse humor, apparently. Oh, right over my head. Yeah, you're not getting the nurse jokes. You're on the inside like these people are. Now, this is my girl, Kendall Ray, pointing something out about this guy, and he loved his job.
Starting point is 00:07:13 This guy loved his job. As soon as someone wasn't able to breathe, this weird look of joy would come across his face. That's right. several people testified that Gine looked elated as his patients went into respiratory arrest and even boasted to a doctor, there's always a resuscitation when I'm on duty. Oh, cool. Might want to not point that out, dummy. Hey, I'm going to hit a super chat real quick.
Starting point is 00:07:39 Trevor Zero says Carl sounds like Jackie the jokester. Yeah, I sure do. Holy shit, read your creep like that. It's actually better. Bill Loney says you recovered your laptop and. strep throat. God damn it. What happened to me? I was, I was fine. I've been fine all day. I don't know what happened to my
Starting point is 00:07:58 voice. Thank God. Wapio wants to know does Xfinity also provide Carl's voice. Jesus. That pissed me off so much last week. It was brutal. Let's all point and laugh at Carl's sore throat. The worst part was, as I'm playing clips and presenting Nancy Grace's podcast, I think I'm doing fine. I can see myself. Everything seems to be working fine.
Starting point is 00:08:20 And then you just, also in your jaw Oh, would you just be like, well, I guess Carl's gone. I'm like, wait, what just happened? What? I'm here, I'm right here. Ugh, it's frustrating as fuck. Try being me. Good points.
Starting point is 00:08:33 All right, so obviously the doctors and other nurses are recognizing this pattern, and they're going, we might want to investigate this guy. So they get the cops involved, and the cops look through all the evidence, and they agree. They're like, yeah, it's got to be Benjamin Gein, who's up to no good. So the cops decided on a day in. February that they were going to arrest him. And boy, did he pick the wrong day to sneak a syringe out and bring it back to work. Whoops. Ro-oh. The police went through everybody's records that worked in that hospital and they only came to one conclusion about who could
Starting point is 00:09:09 have done this and it was Ben Gein. So only a few days later on February 9th, 2004, police decided to make the move. It was Monday morning, Ben and his girlfriend were leaving their flat, heading off to work and Ben just casually reaches down in his pocket and he realizes that he accidentally had a syringe from the day before from the hospital which is a big no-no he told his girlfriend she said it wasn't a big deal just don't worry about it but Ben was very nervous about having this on hand but she told him it was no big deal that he could just drop it off in one of those syringe bins at the hospital you guys know what I'm talking about that you put hazardous syringes in but as they're walking up to the hospital and notices that police are waiting at the doors looking at him
Starting point is 00:09:51 So Ben decides to empty the syringe into his pocket. Genius. So Ben was arrested right there and of course they searched his pockets. They found the syringe. It was empty. And when they asked him why he had it and what it was, he refused to say what was in it, but he said that he had it for personal use. After they tested it though, they found out that it was Vecuronium that was in the syringe in his jacket. So Vecoronium is a-
Starting point is 00:10:14 You ever have that with some cheese? Is a muscle relaxant and he had a lethal dose on him. And so... Doesn't it sound like a good way to go? Yeah. Your muscles relax you to death? I mean, honestly, if you just stop breathing, you're like, okay, that's fine. That seems pretty relaxing to me.
Starting point is 00:10:34 So, Vinnie, unfortunately, they realized that some of the patients they tested after they wanted to do, you know, they stopped breathing. They realized that this was the drug that was in their systems. So it was pretty easy. that point to figure out what had been going on when they were able to do that. So on the 18th of April 2006, a jury found Gein guilty of the two murder charges and of intentionally inflicting grievous bodily harm on 15 patients. On the 9th of May, Gein, then 25 years old, was given 17 life sentences with the recommendation that he spent at least 30 years in prison before being considered for parole.
Starting point is 00:11:16 And of course, in court, Gein maintained his innocence and vowed to appeal the conviction which he did multiple times, but no judge has seen it because they don't deem the original case to have been incorrect in any single way. I know I'm not saying that legally correctly, but you know the point I'm trying to make. I guess. Listen, the point is this. This fucking asshole wants to be a goddamn hero. He needs a fucking superhero saying people's lives, but he has to kill them first in
Starting point is 00:11:44 order to do it. And that's why I say the biggest male creep, male nurse creep is Benjamin Gein. Okay. What do you got, buddy? Well, a couple super chats here. Gutt says, lost track of time. Sorry, I'm late. Fellas, welcome Gutt. And then Hyperion 9997 gave us $11 Canadian dollars.
Starting point is 00:12:02 It says, this is money for Carl's cough medicine. Yay, Super Chats. Thank you, sir. Thank you, Hyperion. All right, Carl. My creep today's name is Charles Cullen. He has a really cute nickname the media gave him. It's the angel of death.
Starting point is 00:12:17 Yes. Yeah. Charles Cullen, aka the first reason. On Google, yes. I'm familiar. It took me three days to find him. Okay. Because you know what I did?
Starting point is 00:12:26 I had a couple other options I was going today. There was one guy down in Bolivia. They caught a male nurse. Fuck you. A guy's dead wife. That's a guy walked in and caught her. That's a fun one. Yeah, but it was fun.
Starting point is 00:12:37 It was like from Bolivia. There wasn't a lot of information. And, you know, it's fun on the surface, but there wasn't much there. You know what I did, Vinny. You'll be proud of me. So, Alex, I found a German male nurse who was a serial killer killed, I think, 300 people, like one of the most prolific serial killers ever in Germany. And I went, you know what?
Starting point is 00:12:55 I should probably check to see if we've done this guy before. And we had. And that's why I didn't bring him as my creep. So just giving myself a little pet on the back there for doing my due diligence this week. Everybody's super proud of you, Carl, you're a hero. Thank you, buddy. That's all I wanted to hear. Yay.
Starting point is 00:13:10 You're a real fucking hero. I agree. All right. Charles Cullen was a critical carerneress who admitted to killing up to 40 people. And logic would dictate that the numbers were into the hundreds. Just weren't, wasn't able to prove it. Now, the murders took place over 16 years, seven different hospitals, Carl. If victims age raged from 21 to 91, some were critically ill.
Starting point is 00:13:31 Others were ready to be discharged when Colin injected them with drugs that would kill them. They're like, oh, you're getting out of here, are you? Not so fast. Now, here's the thing about this guy. This seems like it's a pretty straightforward murdering the patients. Every day, run-of-the-mill creepy male nurse. Sure. This guy sucks, Carl.
Starting point is 00:13:50 On so many levels, this guy sucks. And that's why I'm bringing him today. Because not only is he like a mass murderer. His personality is terrible. A lot of mass murderers are not like bubbly people. Well, some of them are great. Like Ted Bundy, you'd have a beer with Ted Bundy. I understand.
Starting point is 00:14:05 I agree with that. You'd be like a cool, handsome guy wants to hang out with me. He's probably not going to rate me. So that works out well for me. Let me tell you how shitty of a person this is and how annoying he is. At age nine, he made his first suicide attempt. Okay. Yeah, it needs a lot of attention.
Starting point is 00:14:20 this one. I wish you would have been successful. Same. It would help me out today. He attempted to do this by drinking a mixture from his home chemistry set. The attempts on his own life would continue for years, Carl. He had low self-esteem and depression, and he said that he was mentally tormented by it. And when he got out of high school, he joined the Navy, also a military guy just like yours. Yeah. But let me tell you what he did. He was a petty officer second class, and he was part of the team that operated the Poseidon missiles on the USS Woodrow Wilson submarine. All right.
Starting point is 00:14:53 He was the guy behind the button to push for the missiles. So you're saying he's a petty officer? I am also petty, so I can relate to this guy. Yeah, but you have no authority here. So you're just a petty dick. A year into his service, Collins leading petty officer aboard the Woodrow Wilson, discovered instead of wearing his Navy uniform
Starting point is 00:15:11 while he's sitting behind the controls for the missiles, he's dressed up like a fake doctor. he's got the scrubs on the mask nice like he's going into surgery and they were like they disciplined him for it but he was never able to explain to anyone why he did this the navy reassigned him to a lower pressure job they figured the stress was getting to him why because he wanted to play dress up one day at work in the navy when you're supposed to be running the missile system um nowadays i'm sure it's fine yeah i mean maybe on Halloween right maybe on Halloween everybody on the sub could wear their costumes now he attempted suicide after he got transferred to the new place again he does
Starting point is 00:15:49 this so he's good at killing other people but not himself very much so very much so and just such a lunatic he the navy just ejected him they gave him a medical discharge and said goodbye they said underscores reasons but it was because he kept trying to kill himself right mental illness i think they'd call that i guess now he leaves the navy he goes to nursing school which i feel is great, great profession for a guy who needs a low pressure environment. Right. Yeah, that's what you want to send to him. Now, he meets a girl named Adriana. He gets married. They have two kids. What year are we talking about here? 1987, he gets married. Now, his wife by 1993 is incredibly disturbed by this guy. Now, here's why I say he's a real piece of shit and why he fits the
Starting point is 00:16:31 definition of creep you'd never want to be around. Listen to this shit that they had to put into the restraining order. Cullen's wife became increasingly disturbed by his unusual behavior and his abuse of the family dogs. Oh boy. Yeah. She said that her restraining order was based on her fear that he might endanger her and her two children. She claimed that Cullen had spiked people's drinks with lighter fluid.
Starting point is 00:16:52 What an asshole! Set his daughter's books on fire, which I think is kind of a funny prank. That's fun. Hey, good old book burning. Kudos, dad. And left his daughters with a babysitter for a week at a time. Okay. Yeah, I don't know where mom was. Colin denied these claims and said that his wife was
Starting point is 00:17:09 exaggerated. I don't even get why that last one is a thing. So they had a babysitter for a week. So like, no, like for a night. Like the babysitter was supposed to be there for a night and he just left for a week. Oh, okay. Well, did the he like abandoned the children? She get paid time and a half at least or something? I don't know. Did she have fridge privileges? It doesn't sound so bad. I don't know. Here's the thing, though. He's graduated from nursing school. He's a lunatic to be around at home. But due to the constant nursing shortage in privacy laws, Carl, he had no issue finding jobs. So it's kind of like how Stuttering John is a substitute teacher. It's like, I mean, they're desperate.
Starting point is 00:17:43 It's an emergency. Yes, you could just play the videos of you on the Tonight Show over and over again. That's me in the third row, kids. Look, I'll pause it. And that might be on the quiz. Just a heads up. I miss doing Stuttering John. You know he must talk about his time on the Tonight Show to those kids all the time.
Starting point is 00:18:01 Mr. Melendez, can you get Jay Leno to come to class? No, I cannot. Jay is very busy. Jay is a very busy guy, but here. I am. Boom. Mass. Fucking A. So his first murder was in 1988, Carl. Okay.
Starting point is 00:18:15 A guy came into the hospital that he was working at, and he was being treated for severe sunburns. So he was, like, dehydrated and stuff, and they put him on an IV. Like, he really burnt his skin badly. I'm an idiot. And he put some stuff into the IV, just into the saline. Okay. Next to, you know, this guy's, like, having cardiac arrest on the table, and he's dead. So, wait, did this guy who had to go for sunburn?
Starting point is 00:18:36 Did his friends leave him on the room? of a hotel in Vegas or something? Yeah. Something must have been. Okay. People get really bad sunburn, man, and it's no joke. It could really fuck you up. You should probably find the shade at a certain point.
Starting point is 00:18:50 That's all I'm saying. Yeah. So in all of these places that he worked, the death rate went up, Carl. Same way around your guy. But here's the thing about my guy versus your guy. My guy didn't want to be a hero. See, that's why mine's creepier. My guy is a sneaky fucking rat who got off on what he was doing.
Starting point is 00:19:08 And I'm going to tell you something, Carl, here's the most insidious part of what he did. He would go into the supply closets of all these hospitals that he worked at. And he was getting fired or being forced to resign all the time. And he would go find saline pouches that he would use for standard IV drips. Sure. And he would inject them and tamper with them and put poison in them and then put them back in the storage unit. Therefore, what he did, Carl, was make all of his other co-workers murderers. That's actually really smart
Starting point is 00:19:40 That way it's not like It's always on your shift I can't figure it out Maybe people die He's not even there And that is why they could never Ever nail it down with him But he was legitimately
Starting point is 00:19:52 Doing this for two decades Okay Fun That's a fun prank It's a pretty good prank And that's why I say He may have admitted That he himself killed 40 people
Starting point is 00:20:03 But the number's got to be in the hundreds Okay Would you like to know how we got caught Carl, by a good nurse, a female nurse. Right, the only good kind. I'm telling you, female nurses out there, God bless you. And it's not that we say being a nurse is a woman's job. How about this?
Starting point is 00:20:22 Men aren't good enough to do that job. Right. It's like saying, like, being a mom, women are just better at it. You men suck at it. Men are the worst. Women are great doctors. Women are better nurses than men. Have you seen the movie, Mr. Mom?
Starting point is 00:20:36 Probably not. But trust me. Women are better at it. Yeah, they're going to do a CGI, Michael Keaton remake of it next year. So it'd be good. Is he Batman, too? Yeah. Is he a multiverse, Mr. Mom?
Starting point is 00:20:47 Yeah. He's actually going to make an appearance as Mr. Bob in the Flash movie. Oh, good. Okay, cool. It's going to be very confusing for everyone. But, you know, nostalgia. Right. So here's what's going on.
Starting point is 00:20:59 All these people are dying and the police are investigating him. This guy in one of these hospitals, by the way, the reason he was fired, someone watched him walk in a room that was assigned to another nurse when they came in they found him with a bunch of vials and the woman now had a broken arm how did he break her arm I think he was like grabbing her arm trying to inject her and she was right back and he broke her arm
Starting point is 00:21:22 and this woman was like a nonverbal Jesus Christ he legitimately took time reading people's charts to figure out who were the people he could target with this the ones that he did himself yeah and this wasn't even in it wasn't one of his patients He was like, oh, nonverbal, bitch. I get away with this.
Starting point is 00:21:38 God. Broke her fucking arm. I wish you were nonverbal. That would be amazing. My voice sounds normal today. Yeah, keep going. I'm the one who should shut the fuck up today. I'm the problem.
Starting point is 00:21:50 Keep carrying the show, buddy. His fucking. My shoulders. My shoulders. Oh, my shoulders. I believe that, by the way. Yeah. But most of your body parts hurt.
Starting point is 00:22:02 They're all so swollen. This is very disrespectful. Good point. So what are these nurses he's working with? He became really good friends with. Like this is the first time he's ever had a work bestie. And this lady, her name's Amy Laughlin. They made a movie about her or something on Netflix.
Starting point is 00:22:23 It's called The Good Nurse. I didn't watch it because I don't give a fuck. But she starts being friends with them and they work a lot of the same shifts together. And she gets approached by investigators because they're like, hey, listen. We think something's fucking up, like with this dude. And you seem to be close with him. The police convinced her to wear a wire. Okay.
Starting point is 00:22:43 She takes them out to lunch, right? They sit down and she goes, listen, Christopher, you got to level with me. I've been reading all of these notes and stuff that you're putting in these charts, and I'm looking at the medications. I'm looking at this. Something is really wrong here. He just looks at her smiles and goes, I'm not going down, not fighting. I'm going to be fighting.
Starting point is 00:23:03 I'm going to fight this. And just like immediately starts. being defensive. Yep. He gets arrested within a few days of this. His last victim, you ready for this shit, Carl? Please. Last victim in 2022.
Starting point is 00:23:15 A student, Michael Thomas Streenko, he's 21 years old. He was a healthy young man. He was admitted to Somerset Medical Center to have a spleen removed. On all accounts, he should not have died in the hospital. His heart stopped on May 15th. His father said in court, we vividly remember Charles Cullen walking into the waiting room, walking directly up to us, looking us in the eye and saying, Michael's gravely ill
Starting point is 00:23:37 and people this sick don't make it. Oh, bitch, bitch, bitch. You're not the doctor. You can make more kids. So one of your sons is not done. This guy's the nurse who dejected hit their child and murdered them is going out and said, hey, by the way, the kid's not going to make it.
Starting point is 00:23:53 Probably not going to make it. I've seen this before. He got off on this shit, dude. He fucking got off on this shit. Either way, he wouldn't admit it to this girl, but when he gets arrested, She ends up being the only one he would talk to. They sent her in like a fucking cop and had her sit there and he broke it down for her.
Starting point is 00:24:14 And he admitted to 40-some-odd people between seven different hospitals. Now, fun fact about him, I told you, his personality sucks. When he went to court, he did plead guilty. And he was given 11 life sentences. He's not eligible for parole until June 10th, 2403. 24-0-3, eh? Yeah, I don't think he's going to make it. We'll update you guys when we get there.
Starting point is 00:24:38 He was a dick in court too. Yeah. During his sentencing, Carl, even though he pled guilty, he kept yelling at the judge the same thing over and over again, like chanting. Your honor, you need to step down. Your honor, you need to step down. Your honor, you need to step down. They ended up handcuffing him and fucking ball gagging him in court. So I think that's fun.
Starting point is 00:24:57 That's a fun fact. He sounds like a douche. Yeah, he's a real fucking piece of shit. And he's in jail. Yes, you mentioned you that 24003. Very good, Vinnie. Well, thank you for that presentation of the very first result of Google. Not wasn't the first result.
Starting point is 00:25:12 I always appreciate when you do that. It's always a fun one. That's not what happened. Let's get caught up on a couple of super chats real quick. Let's start off with Cardiff Electric. Hey, buddy. Please don't talk about my interview tomorrow night with people who walked out on Chad show. I'm trying to keep it low profile, you know, under my hat.
Starting point is 00:25:28 All right, we won't talk about that. Also, I won't tell you that people have sent me video of his show Saturday night. where he was berating the audience and people were just getting up in a leaving. He was being a belligerent asshole. I know, I know you're shocked that Chad would be like that. You know, you could be adversarial with your audience
Starting point is 00:25:46 and get laughs and be funny. Please laugh. Well, Chad can, but you can. People can. Bill Loney says, $5 friendly reminder. Always vote for Vinny. No, no, no, no, no. Go up to De La. Go up to De La.
Starting point is 00:25:57 Oh. De Laugh, friendly reminder, never vote for Vinny. That's correct, De La. I think Bill Loney, you know, He gave more money. Yeah. The alone he gave us $5. Two and a half times more, so I don't know what to make of that.
Starting point is 00:26:08 Hey, pal, I got a question for you, and I'm really excited about it. Oh, yeah, what's that? Is it time for us to do, who are these creepos? Who are these creepos? That is right, Vinnie Paulino. And what I'm going to do is I'm going to pick up from where I left off last time, because my internet connection did not allow me to present this correctly, crime stories with Nancy Grace.
Starting point is 00:26:30 Now, Nancy Grace is this crazy opportunist. I brought this up last time. This episode is about Casey White and Deputy Vicky White, who escaped from an Alabama prison together. And Deputy Vicki White actually helped Casey escape because they were going to go live their lovers. They were going to go live a wife together. She was retiring from her job. She was great at her job. Everyone loved her.
Starting point is 00:26:55 But she fell in love with this guy who was a convicted murderer. And they were just going to go off and live a great life together. You know, that sort of happens with people retire. They always feel like they want to take a part of work with them. Right. It's hard. It's hard to stop, isn't it? Mm-hmm.
Starting point is 00:27:07 Mm-hmm. So the reason why Nancy Grace in an episode about this is because Casey White, because they were caught and she died. And so Casey White got a plea deal that he was able to get away from having any type of felony murder charges in the death of Vicki White. So just because of that, Nancy Gray said, I'll just replay a bunch of cuts from my older episodes about these two. And I'll milk that a little bit. Oh, Nancy. I know.
Starting point is 00:27:37 But let me start off with a little promo she does in the middle of this episode. She's got something really cool coming up. And again, she's just a crazy opportunity. She finds any angles she can to get people to listen to this shit. Please join us now on Fox Nation for a brand new investigation, Parallels of Evil, the Bundy and Idaho Killings. in this gripping special investigation, we bring together an incredible panel of guests
Starting point is 00:28:05 who analyze disturbing similarities of evil between these horrible crimes. All right, so what she's trying to do here, I'm sure you heard that. One of the members of the panel is my daughter who is alive and well and doing quite well. We're going to talk to her about how good her life is and how good she wasn't murdered in a sorority.
Starting point is 00:28:25 Before we make it about her, though, So you got Brian Kohlberger, this guy who murdered four co-eds. Allegedly. Allegedly. He hasn't been convicted yet. And she's comparing him to Ted Bundy. Minnie, do you think there's a lot of parallels between those two? I think she just wants to use Ted Bundy to get people to fucking watch this new thing she's doing.
Starting point is 00:28:45 Oh, you don't think that hashtag and Bundy's bringing the hits for Nancy? That's what she's doing. Dude, Ted Bundy is so different than Brian Koeberger. Ted Bundy is like a charismatic dude. Yeah. Yeah, he was able to get pussy. Brian Colberger is an insult. He has the fucking personality of one of Carl's club toes.
Starting point is 00:29:03 Right. And he wasn't raping these women. He wasn't out of killing spree across multiple states for years. I mean, you know more about Ted Bunny than I do, but this is ridiculous. This is even a comparison. I heard that he had a real base to move, Carl, that he used to do at parties. This is Co-Burger. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:29:18 I was reading some stuff up on him and he would walk up to girls at parties. This is the game he had. And he would go, may I please have your address? people don't want to go out their addresses right away that was literally his opening lied to girls whether he was doing it sarcastically or whatever i think it's funny not a great move funny way to meet people hey how you doing what's your address how you doing what's your address hey tell me where you live what's going on which window is yours my name's carl tell me where you live uh oh we got a competition going on right now we do day la thanks for the ten bucks
Starting point is 00:29:49 never vote for viny how yeah day la well that's right buddy i got to say Bill Loney just came in. Thanks for the $20, Bill. Always. Always vote for Vinny. He's right. He's right. Bill Loney, wow.
Starting point is 00:30:05 Thank you very much, guys. Let's keep the debate going of whether or not you should vote for Vinny. I say no. All right. Getting back to this promo. So I need Nancy to sell me on this. Why would I want to listen to more rehashed Ted Bundy's shit and Brian Kohlberger stuff? One neighbor shares exclusive insights.
Starting point is 00:30:24 about the suspect in the Idaho killings, Brian Koberger, don't miss parallels of evil. Oh, wow. So there's going to be a neighbor? What's he going to say? I don't know. He's pretty quiet. Cut to himself.
Starting point is 00:30:38 An exclusive interview with a neighbor. I don't want to miss that, Vinnie. Yeah, because the neighbor hung out with the teenage in-cell from across the street. I'm sure they were best buddies. I'm sure they were. It's always the most exciting stuff to hear from the neighbors. I never would have guessed it. No, no.
Starting point is 00:30:52 Oh, that kid across the street. He always seemed so nice. when he was just like mowing his lawn and staring vacantly at the sky. Yeah. Oh, wow. What are the chances? Hmm.
Starting point is 00:31:00 All right. So. They're damn good. All of you live near murderers. Everybody lives near a murderer somewhere. Correct. Or they listen to your podcast and you find out about it later. But it happens.
Starting point is 00:31:11 It certainly does. Now, Vinnie. What happened was these two escape from prison. They had a getaway car. They painted the car. They were able to get about two hours away from the prison they were at. in Alabama they made it to Tennessee and then they ditched the car off the side of the throughway and they got out on foot and started going and then they got caught by the police
Starting point is 00:31:37 what a stupid fucking place to ditch your car on the throughway yes and that's a big part of this episode because what nancy does is she goes back and she replays before they knew all the details the interviews she was having with police and different people various people who were investigating this. Okay. Okay. So it starts off with her explaining that he should be charged with felony murder, even though he did not kill her. But she explains why he should still be charged with felony murder. The perp may not intend for any death to occur. I always give this great example. Let's just say Jackie and I decide to rob a bank. And we make it very clear. nobody gets hurt we go into the bank and all of a sudden jackie gets a wild hair and starts shooting an oozy and kills a bank teller i look at her like have you lost your mind well long story short after we're caught racing away like thelma and louise i'm busted for felony murder i was committing a felony and a death occurred whether i was
Starting point is 00:32:54 wanted it to or not I'm on the hook for felony murder that's the example she always gives you know we we want to do a bank with oozy's just planning on robbing it and then jackie over here starts shooting up the place what the fuck I never want to hear her say the word oozy again it's so gross so stupid and I feel like the way she says it is like the same way she says it like at the end of a hand job it's an oozy I hate that that was where your mind went just now it wasn't in Nancy grace talk that's what you're thinking about Old hand you can ejaculate it all over Nancy later. Let's finish up this podcast review because the example that I always give when I explain
Starting point is 00:33:34 that like if a murder or a death occurs during a felony, it's felony murder. It's like, okay, so say like you want to intimidate some of your classmates so you bring your AK into high school. And look, you're just trying to get a rise out of them. You know what I mean? But then they say some really fucked up shit to you. Yeah, like your mom's ugly. what did you just say to me
Starting point is 00:33:54 I said your mom is ugly Wait What the fuck You motherfucker I want to go this time I want to slide What a weird example That was for Nancy
Starting point is 00:34:07 And that shit Grace gets a wild hair Up her behind It just starts laying lead All into the guards So she really wants this guy To be convicted Of yet another murder charge
Starting point is 00:34:18 And then she explains What actually happened And a poor woman Holding her baby From Tuscaloosa riddle with bullets I got you back As it turns out
Starting point is 00:34:29 It was by her own gun Shooting herself dead As authorities closed in on the two Even so That's textbook felony murder So in exchange for The guilty plea on escape He has his murder charge
Starting point is 00:34:44 Dropped So if she's trying to convince me That this is a bad plea deal I'm not convinced Because this woman killed herself This woman shot herself when she was confronted with the police. If suicide isn't a crime,
Starting point is 00:34:58 you can't be charged with suicide. No, no, well, right. I mean, it is a crime, but no. This guy did not commit suicide. She did. Anyway. So I thought that was really stupid. Now, we are going to rewind back to an older episode
Starting point is 00:35:12 when she's interviewing people about this case. And, dude, Nancy is borderline retarded. You don't say. Dude, I mean, listen to this clip. I mean, she still calls him. Oozies car. He's insane. A couple of quick things based on what we just heard. Where the car was found in Florence. That is north of Lauderdale County. Well, Florence is actually the county seat of Lauderdale County. The car was found in Bethesda, Tennessee, which is about a two-hour drive
Starting point is 00:35:43 north of Florence. Okay. Well, you know what? I got that half right. Hold on. So that was in Bethesda, and you're saying it's two hours north, correct? Yes, ma'am. Would that suggest to you, Sheriff, that they are, in fact, headed north? Because no way would they go two hours north and then turn back and circle back down, let's just say, to get lost in Florida. They're definitely traveling north. Wouldn't you agree with that?
Starting point is 00:36:11 That's the indication from where the car was found. I mean, I couldn't believe my ears. I was listening to this, Vinnie. She goes, so wait a second. Do you think they were heading north because they found the, car two hours north you think she was a good lawyer like do you think she wasn't actually like a good lawyer what a moron because like i'm listening to this i'm going this person's not smart no what a fucking idiot where do you believe they were heading north when they were not two hours north of
Starting point is 00:36:34 where they started so do you think that they were heading in that direction yeah they must have been for like two hours fancy yes no shit all right so then later on she shows that she's really bad at maps Like, Nancy, it's a real hard time with maps for some reason. The interesting thing is for the last nine months, I've been driving through Bethesda for a project I was working on towards Spring Hill. So I'm very familiar with that, kind of like with that route. And it's a very rural area, but it is close to the interstate and Spring Hill. So what interstate was it, Sheriff? I 65.
Starting point is 00:37:07 And that's just three miles south of Nashville and Franklin? It was three miles east. of I-65, it's about 20 miles south of Nashville. Where will I-65 take you, Sheriff? If you follow it, where will it go? I-65 originates in Mobile, Alabama, on the southern end, and it goes into Chicago. Okay, I'm learning a lot right now.
Starting point is 00:37:33 And how many square miles is the state of Tennessee? I'd have to look that one up, Nancy. I don't know. Now, if I were to leave Chattanooga, 2 p.m. Driving north on 65. What are these fucking questions? Jesus Christ. She's so stupid. What a riveting interview.
Starting point is 00:37:53 Who doesn't say Nancy doesn't get the school? Jesus. She gets experts on and then ask them where 65 ends. I believe that's Chicago. The fact that he knew that, I mean, the fact that he didn't pull out his gun and shoot her. What he should have said is, who gives a shit? I don't know. They weren't going there.
Starting point is 00:38:11 I don't know. Oh, God. All right. Let's catch him. on Super Chats real quick. Dead Fool, thanks for the 20 bucks. Why would someone leave a vehicle in one direction, then head, and another to mislead the cops?
Starting point is 00:38:24 Oh, wait. All right. Yay, Super Chats. Thank you, Dead Fool. De La's back. Vinnie talking about hand jobs is a reason to vote for Carl. Thank you, De La. Agreed.
Starting point is 00:38:37 Thank you for the five bucks. Bill Loney for five bucks says the faint hope of getting a handy from Vinny. his reason to vote for videos if these two guys had their own podcast about who to vote for on the creep off a little after show okay that would be great uh ted sheckler thank you ted says nancy asked the questions we're off thinking she most certainly does not thank you for the so basically what happens is oh she's gold they're going down 65 they abandoned the car just off the road now they'd spent a couple hours painting the car they obviously wanted to get away in this car that was obviously their hope right but nancy thinks they must have done it on
Starting point is 00:39:16 purpose because they had a whole plan they were going to execute and she brings on this person and forces her to agree with her so i don't even know why you have a panel if you're just going to tell the person to agree with you i have no doubt they found another vehicle so did something that got them to be able to travel away do you think they had a plan b just boil it down for me okay because i'm just a jd you're the shrink Plan B or no plan B. Very simple. Yes, I think they had a plan B.
Starting point is 00:39:45 Yes, you think there was a plan B. Okay, Sheriff Singleton, you know what else I think was planned? So I love it that she's like, just say there's a plan B because I have a whole thing that I want to get to here, and I really need you to agree with me. And I want you to tell me what you think they're plan B is so I can tell you that you're wrong and what mine is. Yes, so this is great because she goes into a whole thing
Starting point is 00:40:05 with the sheriff going, I bet what they did is they ditch that cars, they get another car, they had it all set up, and the sheriff explains how stupid that is. Think about the abandoned car. You know, the thing, question is, if they were going to abandon it for plan B, why would they risk driving it for two hours? I guess assuming we might get a identification on the car sooner. It looks like they would have justed it a little closer.
Starting point is 00:40:30 Yeah, so the sheriff's like, you know, that's actually really stupid because it wasn't very far off the expressway and someone called it in immediately. And that's why we were able to catch up with them. And also, why would they drive for two hours knowing that we were looking for that vehicle doesn't make any fucking sense why why would they point another car two hours away nancy what do you think of here this is so dumb carl i'd be careful about you because nancy grace is in the chat oh jesus oh boy you'll be speaking hi nancy's lawyer hi nancy's lawyer hi nancy's lawyer holy shit that's money all right um so she's like yeah but there was nothing wrong with the car
Starting point is 00:41:07 she keeps saying so there's no reason why they would get rid of it and then they The guy has to explain to her, well, that's just not the case. He says the sheriff tells us it looks like it had a flat. Yeah, it got a flat tire. That's why they ditched it where they ditched it. Not because it's a grand plan. And by the way, this goes on for 15 minutes where she's trying to piece together this grand plan. And everyone on the panel is just like, I don't know.
Starting point is 00:41:30 I don't think so. Probably not. That's probably stupid. Could you imagine what her show would be without a panel? Oh, God. Retarded blathering. That's all it is. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:41:42 She would just be talking in circles, and there would be no one there to help set her straight. So, Vinnie, I've only played you a couple of clips, but I bet you know the answer to this. Hold on. Chris Crimson, bitch doesn't know directions, definitely doesn't know Latin. Okay. I'm sorry. That's so good. I bet you know the answer to this because Nancy doesn't.
Starting point is 00:42:04 How long were they driving in that vehicle? I believe it was two hours. Two hours is the right answer. How far north? of Florence, were they? Was it two hours? Yes, it is about two hours. Or was it three? Was it two or three hours north? It's about two hours. The vehicle was found due east of Spring Hill, as the gentleman said,
Starting point is 00:42:26 Spring Hill, Tennessee. So, yeah, it's about two hours from Florence, Alabama, to that location. Yeah. She's like, oh, yeah, okay. So anyway. Are you sure not three? i'm like nancy are you even listening to them what the fuck does she think she's in court trying to trip him up or something maybe what the fuck is going on maybe you said two hours i got you wow yeah so she sucks and that's my presentation of who are these creepos always enjoy little nancy grace i'm crying over here man that was too funny by the way i want to point out
Starting point is 00:43:01 that dala and belloni are both on board to do a a a wrap-up show of team carl versus team vini Oh, are they going to call it the creep after? Whatever they want to call it. I love it. Okay. Have fun, kids. Officially endorsed by yours truly. All right. Well, if it's endorsed by the Cuzzaroos, Vianodum Stades. All right.
Starting point is 00:43:26 Fair enough. I'm just kidding. I bet you crazy sons of bitches. All right, man. Let's do some voicemail, shall we, Carl? Let's. The creep off voicemail segment is brought to by the city of Sarriuse. Syracuse is deeply sad to learn about the death of W.W.E. legend, the Iron Sheep.
Starting point is 00:43:44 His camel clutch became the number one sex move in Syracuse 38 years in a row. See you in Syracuse. Wow. He was able to connect the Iron Sheik in Syracuse. That was not an easy task. It's not hard. Iron Sheik is like the Syracuse of wrestling. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:44:01 Full of drugs. Yeah. Unhireable. Oh my God. Did you see that fucking, um, that's, Story, I think my sister-in-law sent it over to us. Oh, at the State Fair in Syracuse? Yeah, so there was, what, four shootings?
Starting point is 00:44:18 What was it? That's it. Two couple stabbing. There was stabbing shootings, people being hit run over by cars all in one incident. And I was like, does no one have a fucking job? Oh, right. It's a weird place. Really is.
Starting point is 00:44:31 While you look at that up, I'll start off with the voicemail. Please. This is callback Curtis, and you're listening to the creep off on the Carl Network. Let's catch it on. Now here's a caller who has a really interesting thought. Hey guys, Jill Bell D-D-D. Whenever there's an animal cruelty thing, and you guys say,
Starting point is 00:44:53 what kind of monster would hurt a dog? And, you know, I thought about it a lot. And I honestly can't think if anybody would want to hurt a person in an animal. Nope, nothing comes to mind at all. Not a single reason. It just really gets me. Nope. People this must be crazy. Thank you. Talk to you back.
Starting point is 00:45:14 All right. Good call. He just reminded me that I do want to murder my neighbor's talk every morning that it wakes me up. Yeah, so Bob Lonsbury tweeted out, four shot, six stabbed, three hit by cars in one incident this morning in Syracuse. I believe that's called a Syracuse hat trick. Yeah, have no chance. It's well done. Well done, Syracuse. The old Syracuse hat trick might be the name of this episode. It's pretty good. I got a voicemail for us over here, buddy.
Starting point is 00:45:40 Go ahead. Oh, my God. Carl, you've got to listen to, who are these creepos? There's a crime series called Afterglow. Now, I don't know why it's called Afterglow. Beats the shit out of me.
Starting point is 00:45:57 But there's two seasons of this, and it's all about one cry. The Lori Valo, Chad Daybo, cry. and it's so it's goddammed ridiculous it's just awful so you got to sit here and it's like an hour
Starting point is 00:46:14 and a half of misery great but make Carlos that proves that the creep off is the best yes it is sir good point okay bye
Starting point is 00:46:25 bye no I do appreciate suggestions for who are these creepos that is a category I don't know what we've gone into a show that's dedicated to just one crime Or one criminal. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:46:38 That has got to be horrific. Yeah, it's too much. A full episode about the positioning of the items in the room of the crime. Oh, God. Too many details. Actually, Vinny would be good at the show like that. I'm a man who enjoys the minutia of the crime. I know.
Starting point is 00:46:52 But I don't like that shit. I don't know. Maybe you would. Oh, shut up. Here's another voicemail. Hey, this is the asshole called about the Vinny running from Lewinsky, a podcast hitman, and, you know, turning into a fucking. giant fat blob yeah i remember you that's funny uh that was not something i had a pre thought
Starting point is 00:47:14 out nor i guess maybe it was treatment consciousness i'm not exactly sure what that is um but it was just i don't know i was drunk i called and that's what came out it was uh i call it spitball and i was just in the moment uh i always like to say that the holy spirit's going through me what's happening right now the man's a prophet did you You just hear him? The Holy Spirit speaks the road. What are you laughing at, Carl? Do you guys do with a victory lap because we enjoyed his voice mail? He had to call and explain how amazing he is.
Starting point is 00:47:45 Calm down there, buddy. Maybe you hate it on the wrong host there, pal. What the fuck was that? All right. Here's someone met. Victory lap. Victory lap. Callers take it up.
Starting point is 00:47:58 Victory lap. Somebody's mad at me. Here we go. Hey, Vinny. It's Ronnie and Syracuse. Explain to me how you can say, Kalamazoo. twice, without any hesitation at all, but you can't say manlius, where the swans were abducted from, Binions, manlius, not manilus, manlius, holy crap, you wouldn't mess up the word pepperoni,
Starting point is 00:48:23 but manlius you kept saying it. Anyway, that's all I got this week. Thank you, fuck you, bye. Hey, Syracuse, worry about you. Worry about you! Manliness is not a good name for a town. by the way yeah yeah we're manliest we're the machoest manliest town there is i'm from intercourse pennsylvania try making fun of that i do tell jokes some better than others last voicemail i'm not going down that road with you you know these pedophile hunter videos are fucking pathetic these guys they're not doing anything or changing anything they're just as bad as the people they're going after they're just online pretending to be 14 year old girls stroking their dick
Starting point is 00:49:06 and for what to get guys sent to jail under false pretenses for fucking nothing they're just doing and they're not doing it you know for vengeance they're not fucking batman they're doing it for internet clout and it's fucking sick they're ruining people's lives and getting them sent to prison for internet points and it's disgusting now if you'll excuse me i have to go have sex with this boy now i see what his angle is hey uh he's got the agenda there whoever that guy is could you please call it to do a victory lap next week yeah we both enjoyed that so please call and explain how you're going through your mind yeah right i need to know you know why'd you come out the carlson cast on friday sit down on the couch we'll dissect it jesus all right carl you're ready for scum parade i am buddy me too Scum Parade, take me on a raid of these fuck charades that these creeps have made. Scum Parade, Vinny and Carl gonna tell you about some fuck shit. Scum parade, like stories of a kid fucked by his mom or dad,
Starting point is 00:50:18 soaking up the blood of a cat. Scum Parade. I want to hold on. Hold on. Hold that super chat wagon up for a second. Ted Sheckler, thanks for the five bucks. He says programming on the Carl Network is mostly drunken diatribes and crypto-fascist dog whistles. 10 out of 10. That's right. That's our slogan. You're listening to the Carl Network. I forgot about that. He did that live, everybody. That was actually Carl. Maybe you could put that script, that tagline. Get Dr. Steve to read that for us. Dr. Dr. Diatrives and crypto-fascist dog whistles.
Starting point is 00:51:04 Perfect. It's the Carl Network. That actually is doable. Do the laugh. That was my impression of Chad doing me. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. I'm like in some kind of fucking weird vortex. Yes, we all are.
Starting point is 00:51:27 All right. It's called the simulation. Get used to it. Why wouldn't you want to do the Matrix episode of Subverted Surfing if you believe that? I'll do the Matrix episode. Oh, you mean, you wanted me to do the glitch in the Matrix. That's different. Oh, okay.
Starting point is 00:51:40 All right. I got an update for you, Carl. I got a creep update. And this is a big one. Oh, God. This is a big update. Lacey Fletcher, Carl. You may know her as the lovable gal.
Starting point is 00:51:53 who loved Disney movies and didn't have a lot of initiative. Didn't have a lot of friends either, unfortunately. Yeah, she was the one who was found dead in 2022 on the couch. She's the one who melted into the couch because she went comatose and her parents left her there for 12 years. Twelve years, her parents left her on the couch shitting herself. The parents, Clay and Sheila Fletcher, definitely won the creep off. They are they won.
Starting point is 00:52:16 A hell of a story and everyone agreed those two are creeps. They were surprised when they were arrested for the murder. of their child that they neglected. They received second degree murder charges, but here's the update Carl? Yeah. Charges dismissed. I can't fucking believe this. The only thing I could figure
Starting point is 00:52:34 because we mentioned they had a lot of connections in the community is they know someone and they call it in a favor or something. Because how the fuck do you dismiss these charges? Even if you just want to call it manslaughter or some kind of criminal neglect or negligence, there's something
Starting point is 00:52:51 there. They let their fucking and daughter die on the couch. They never even had a fucking male nurse come over to the house or someone to take a look at her. They just let her sit there and die. And it's not even for like a good reason. It's because these people have a great lawyer. It was thrown out on a technicality after a judge disagreed with the wording of the indictment.
Starting point is 00:53:14 Well, then rewrite it. Can we just rewrite it then? So good news, everybody. One week from today on June 19th, a date we know it is 15th around here. That's right. They're bringing the case in front of a new grand jury. So there's a chance that new charges will be filed. But, holy shit.
Starting point is 00:53:30 Okay, good. Yeah, that's crazy that the judge just threw it out. That's nuts. Why are we even wasting time with any of this? Bring them in. Let's put them in the stocks and leave them there for 12 years. And if they survive, great. That's a good idea.
Starting point is 00:53:43 That's the old eye for an eye, I believe. That's what they call that. I'm a fan. Let's do it. All right, let's go to Providence, Rhode Island, Carl. A 32-year-old man was caught after he allegedly broke into homes and stole sex toys that he intended to re-gift as a birthday present. Okay, now, that's a fun headline.
Starting point is 00:53:58 Yeah. But that's the term re-gift is not used correctly there. So if you steal an item and then you give it away as a gift, that's not a re-gift. Yeah. I don't, if you give me something I like, I don't care how you got it, stole it, bought it, whatever. Don't give a shit. The only way this is technically true is if this person received the butt plug as a gift. Thank you. That's the point I wanted to make.
Starting point is 00:54:18 I don't know if you picked up by that, but I was like, all right, they're trying to have some fun here that that's not a re-gift. and if you want to give me a used dildo i'm fine with that you heard him folks the what's the p o box yeah i do these dot guys you can find our p o box yeah boys mailing your dildos for carl i'm going to put the watb address in here please mail i'm putting it in the description though now it's fine they caught this guy uh long story short he was caught on tape trying to break into a house through a bathroom window. A man who lived in the house reportedly confronted the suspect. The man drove away in a white Kia.
Starting point is 00:54:56 He ran away, jumped into a Kia, and tried to get out of there. Yeah, he had to put his feet down on the pavement like Fred Flintstone. He didn't get very far with that. The resident reportedly saw the same vehicle later that night on the nearby street. Police reportedly caught Nardrowski sifted through a dumpster. The guy's name is Benjamin Ndrowskiy, by the way, case I didn't say that part. He was shifting through a dumpster with a flashlight and was asked about the incident on the other street. And he said, oh, yeah, I was attempting to buy weed, but I went to the wrong house.
Starting point is 00:55:25 Isn't that amazing in 2023 you tell the cops like, no, I'm just buying weed. I swear, I was just, I was just buying drugs. You know, you are right. It is actually. It's weird, right? It is very strange. I was just going to my drug dealer's house. I got the number wrong.
Starting point is 00:55:37 Oh, okay. Well, then you have a great day, sir. Now, here's the problem. The police reportedly had similar breaking and entering incidents from that week. And Adrowski allegedly told the police that he went into a home on May 27th and took a sex toy from someone's bedroom on Armstrong Street and then reportedly confessed to taking two others from residents on Furnace Street. Later, he tried to take a makeup kit from someone on Waterman Avenue but was caught and dropped it. And Njorski said he only took the sex toys because
Starting point is 00:56:04 he wanted to gift for them as a birthday present. Yeah, I call bullshit on that because I was picturing the scene from basketball where they find Britney's mom's vibrator. Oh, yeah. And Matt's just shoving it down his throat. Um, the birthday gift thing is a lot. This whole story is very Chad Zumak-esque, breaking into multiple homes for petty items and claiming it. They're for a gift. How do you go birthday shopping? Yeah, I'm doing the right thing here. I'm a good guy.
Starting point is 00:56:32 What? It is Zumach-like. It is. It's bizarre. No reports if the dildoos were taken to Coomia country or whatever the fuck. I don't point out, people are saying that they're going to be sending me dildos to my P.O. box. Jenny Jingles is the one who checks the P.O. box. So I probably won't even see them.
Starting point is 00:56:48 They won't even get back to me. Yep, bigger the better. She'll take it for herself. Bigger, the better. A 70-year-old man in Oregon, Carl. Oregon. Oregon. Oregon.
Starting point is 00:57:01 It's facing after two decades in federal penitentiary for rigging his home with a plethora of Indiana-Jones-inspired booby traps, including a round hot tub set to roll down a hill like a boulder from the movie. Dude, by the way, everyone loves that scene. It's iconic. Yeah. But that is the dumbest booby trap in that whole thing. having a giant boulder come down because let's say it's successful and you crush the guy,
Starting point is 00:57:24 who the fuck's going to reset it up again? You ever think about that? Like all the other things, like they kept working. Yeah. Over and over again. Put it back, Atlas. Yeah, good luck. Good luck rearming that one, idiots.
Starting point is 00:57:34 Fuck a dummy. You're out of Boulder now. Gregory Lee Rodveld was guilty on one count of assaulting a federal officer, one count of using a discharging a firearm in relation to a crime of violence. Now, the rolling hot tub did work. A federal agent ended up hospitalized. And by the way, I really hope the other feds that he worked with will not stop ragging on him about that because that's embarrassing. He actually got hit by the fucking round hot tub.
Starting point is 00:58:00 Oh. I hope they're goofing on him relentlessly about that. That thing has a roll in slow motion. Just like, look out, Jerry. Oh. It's going to be loud. It's got to be, I don't know, whatever. It's stupid.
Starting point is 00:58:11 He's an idiot. An attorney was appointed by the court to be the custodian of the property that Mr. Rodvelt lost in a lot. lawsuit now i'm sorry i get distracted nancy grace has a used dildo that we could borrow hard pass it's funny what color is it now what to me uh at least it'll be nice and dry gross you know that fucking shiny gloss that they usually have it's just gone gone it's corroded uh paper well this lawyer called the police. He needed assistance after learning that Rodvout had returned to the home since losing it and placed a sign in front of the house that stated it was protected by, quote, improvised devices. Yeah, that's what's called a threat, everybody. Correct. At the request of the
Starting point is 00:59:02 custodial attorney, bomb technicians from Oregon State Police and the FBI showed up, responded to the property. And upon arrival to the property, the bomb technicians encountered a minivan obstructing the gate. Investigators said they found steel animal tags, attacked. to a gatepost underneath the minivan's hood. Additionally, homemade spike strips were discovered. The attorney had unintentionally driven over in the past. Oh, he's getting him with all these things. Oh, they got this lawyer.
Starting point is 00:59:27 He's probably all frustrated. Oh, this would be a really funny movie. Oh, yeah, this is literally home alone. I mean, I guess he wasn't trying to kill anyone, but he should have. I will protect my house. As the technician neared the residence, they observed a large round hot tub that had been placed on its side, According to the authorities, the hot tub was rigged in such a manner that when the gate was open,
Starting point is 00:59:49 it would activate a mechanical trigger that would cause the spot to roll towards the person at the gate, much like the scene from Indiana Jones. So these idiots are recognizing that every time they try to step foot into this house, something tries to kill them. And what do they think? Let's try another door. Well, that one didn't work. What about this one over here?
Starting point is 01:00:07 Well, he's got to get back in. Hey, stupid, his plan is to step over all your corpses. Yes, correct. What are you doing? What are you? Why are you doing this? You're a bomb technician. You don't know how to maneuver this. Ah, man. Further inspection by the technicians revealed windows that have been secured from the inside and security doors located at both the front and rear residents of the buildings also displayed apparent bullet holes from shots fired within. Inside the garage a rat trap had been modified to accommodate a shotgun shell. That's fun. Although the trap was not loaded, it was connected to the main garage door designed to activate when the door was opened.
Starting point is 01:00:44 That's awesome. Dude, I hope that when I'm in my 70s, I've having this much fun. If this is how you go out, it all fucking tracks. Dude, this is how I want to retire. The Carl's story. This is going to be somewhere at his house in Florida. The cops are going to be rolling in on him. He's going to be getting swatted again and he's to be so fucking tired of it.
Starting point is 01:01:02 Swatted again, yep. They had to use an explosive charge to breach the front door. They entered the premises, looking for additional traps. In the center of the front entryway, they encountered a wheelchair, which was inadvertently moved by one of the agents triggered a homemade shotgun device. That's what I mean. Like, stop moving stuff.
Starting point is 01:01:20 Stop touching stuff. You guys are fucking idiots. That's hilarious. Yeah, so he's being charged with assaulting a federal officer with deadly or dangerous weapons carrying out potential penalty of 20 years in federal prison. Hey, maybe he could sell next to Trump, huh? Dude.
Starting point is 01:01:36 Huh? Oh, you want to get people excited about the indictment? I just try to get you fired up. All right, Carl. let's talk about the worst funeral home ever okay we've talked about some shitty funeral homes that's true at least the people who run those places are just ripping people off and not shooting them right not in maryland a funeral director allegedly gunned down a pallbearer over a business dispute during a burial service for a 10 year old girl who was killed in a drive-by shooting
Starting point is 01:02:03 only in baltimore i have to say a little on the nose i have to say benny yeah when i first read that there was a funeral director killing people i'm like pretty good business decision I'm on business, baby. Yeah, not a bad idea there. Way to get customers. Wilson Chavez, he's 48. He's the owner of Compassion and Surrelly Funeral Home. The ironically entitled Compassionate and Surrelly Funeral Home.
Starting point is 01:02:26 He's been charged with first and second degree murder and attempted murder after repeatedly shot and killed Ronald Banks, who was 30 years old, who was a Paul Barrett at a member's funeral. Banks suffered from a gunshot wound and died a short time later at the hospital. Now, Chavez allegedly started shooting at Arianna Davis's. funeral on Tuesday due to a long-standing business dispute with Freeman's funeral services. His company had been providing services for the funeral when Chavez allegedly confronted a pastor and another person who were reportedly affiliated with Freeman before he started firing.
Starting point is 01:02:57 And I got to say, I would just- You think the podcast wars are fucking weird. Yeah. I got to say, I looked at the guy's mugshot, he was still angry. You would think after you shoot and kill your enemy, there'd be like a relief period or something. This guy was fired up. He was fired up at the time because he screamed, I'm here for all you bitch ass nerdy Wells. Is that the Edward?
Starting point is 01:03:18 Yeah, that's it. Well, it's blacked out with stars. So I assume it was Nerdy Wells. Probably Nerdy Wells. Yeah. He screamed at the pastor before pushing him. This ain't your fucking funeral home. Chavez also allegedly spit on the pastor telling him, I own this body.
Starting point is 01:03:32 He spit on the pastor. Yeah. What a fucking lunatic. It's a 10-year-old girl who was killed in a fucking drive-by. I was sleeping in the back of a car. Yeah, but pastors, you know. Not the time, buddy. Not the time.
Starting point is 01:03:45 Wait for him outside. If you have to spend on the pastor, get him after the service. Okay, several funeral attendees tried to stop Chavis and told him he was disrespecting the family. However, he tripped over a concert vault lit and fell. After standing back up, he pulled a gun from his waistband and began firing like fucking Danny Davido and it's always setting in Philadelphia. And that's when I started blasting. I need that drop. Can somebody give me that drop, please?
Starting point is 01:04:13 And then I started blasted. Several funeral attendees tried to stop Chavis and told him he was disrespecting the family, like I said. Freeman funeral services had filed a temporary peace order against the suspect after he allegedly threatened and harassed them. But the order was dismissed on Tuesday when the petitioner failed to appear in court. Chavis was later arrested at a traffic stop. He was just like another day at the office. Time to go home and wind down. Got to make a complete stop, guys.
Starting point is 01:04:40 you will get pulled over for that oh i rolled the light god damn it i'm so traumatized this happened to my daughter's burial site i don't even get to lay her down in peace even to put her in the ground and another incident happened her mother said this is so traumatizing to me my children my whole family it's trauma after trauma yeah not great yeah sounds bad and this poor girl the 10 year old she wasn't she was just sitting in the back of her parents car and a stray bullet got her right this is not like a fucked up gang family or some fucking awful thing this is just a terrible tragedy. You don't know that. Well, I was going to say the real gangs are being formed inside the funeral homes. Yeah, no shit. I just can't wait to hear how Tom Myers turns this story
Starting point is 01:05:17 into comedy gold. I have a feeling he's going to pounce all over this. A funeral home director didn't have to go far for his next client. That's not wordy enough. Not worried enough. I was doing Jeff Heisen. Oh, okay. That's pretty good, Jeff Eisen. Dude, did you see someone post this? this on our subreddit there was a guy being interviewed in broad daylight in rochester and a drive-by happens right behind him yep you hear these gunshots and then the car just speed away it's like jesus christ you guys are doing that in broad daylight where there's news cameras what the fuck don't fuck with the rock sorry this city sucks man that's why we goof
Starting point is 01:06:02 on syracuse to make ourselves feel better hey you want to go to south africa yeah i was going to South Africa. What's going on down there? Johannesburg, Carl. A 44-year-old man has been sentenced to two life terms in prison. And I have to say, I think he deserved it. All right. After he was convicted of rapied his six-year-old biological son on two separate occasions. Okay.
Starting point is 01:06:20 The next time someone complains about how rough their childhood was, I'm going to bring this up. Yeah, this guy didn't even use Lou. Oh, your dad hit you? Did he hit you with his erect penis in your asshole? Then shut the fuck up. You know what we talked about felony murder? Yeah. Maybe this is felony child rape.
Starting point is 01:06:36 because I feel like the mother may should have been a little more proactive here. Oh, I see what you're saying. You're saying the mom should also be behind bars. I know it's not her fault that she made her kid so rapable. Well, it kind of is. It's half his too. Yeah. The first incident happened when his mother was outside doing laundry.
Starting point is 01:06:53 The accused took the victim to the bedroom and sexually violated him. The complaint informed his mother that he was bleeding when he was going to the toilet. And the mother thought he got injured because he is a boy and he played rough. Yeah, but still the mom should have smelled his dick, don't you think? Harold, get in here. You got to do your due diligence when your son's like, Dad just raped me. And dad's like, no, I definitely did.
Starting point is 01:07:14 It's like, all right, pull it out. Let me get a whiff. This kid didn't say, hey, listen, you know, it's bleeding when I shit on account of dad fucked me. Right. Is there anything in the house for this? Preparation H. What do you do when he does this to you, Bob?
Starting point is 01:07:28 How do we deal with this? My asshole was like stuttering Johns right now. Can we do something about this? Chocolate covered cherries. Oh, God. she said the second assault took place with both parents were drinking and he took him into the bedroom and sexually violated him his mother walked into the bedroom and found the accused raping the child the mother then reported the matter to the police so she was definitely not happy about it that's good that's good to know well the father denied the allegations levied against him
Starting point is 01:07:56 but his son's asshole begged to differ yeah medical report proved that the victim sustained serious injuries when the incident happened The doc's like, it looks like your dad's about seven and a half inches. Is that right? All right, let's measure it up. Yep. Yeah, we got a match. Hmm. Does it tilt a little to the left?
Starting point is 01:08:13 Yeah, we got a match over here. That adds up. So he is now on the sex offender list. And he's only getting 10 years in prison for this. I bet you'll be 20 years of somebody else's kid. You think so? I think you'd get a break if it's your own. I wouldn't want my dad to get out anytime soon.
Starting point is 01:08:30 Although, I guess by the time he's 16, maybe he's not so rapable anymore. Yeah. I don't know. Here's hoping for a rape-free rest of his life for this. Well, then there's another story tacked on the end of this that talks about another South African guy who was fucking his eight-year-old boy. Yeah. I'm like, what are all these six-and-year-old kids in South Africa being like super sexy
Starting point is 01:08:50 and having nice rear ends? What are they doing? They're teasing us, they are. Is that Australian? Sure. I don't know. Alcohol is bad. You shouldn't drink alcohol?
Starting point is 01:09:02 Just don't even have kids. that's pretty that definitely you will not rape your children if you do not have children to rape that's the best advice i could give you everybody not bad now bad i have to thank you all for tuning in i have some big news our website is so close to being done yeah looking good by next week folks it should be up and uh running but the voting this week will be on reddit so make sure you visit our reddit page to uh vote for this week's winner now i also need to remind you that you can get a bonus episode and merch if you check out our patreon low is uh five bucks a month you get a bonus episode every week and carl and i are very funny the bonus episodes are
Starting point is 01:09:37 a lot of fun we really are having too much fun doing those i enjoy those a lot um also it might be my favorite show that i do yeah i i know it is just fun because all we do is just talk about these ridiculous stories that i wouldn't think there'd be eight or nine or ten or twelve every week like this do i sure are do we bring the fire every one of these it's insane yeah so check one of those out if you don't mind and yeah when you sign up for the patreon or supercast or backed by you get the whole back catalog as well. So all the older episodes, Andy was on this past week with Vinny taking my place since I was busy. Well, this is the end of WTP if you want to hear what I was up to. I can't wait to hear it. I can't wait to hear it. I do want to point out that if you are in
Starting point is 01:10:19 the Rochester area or anywhere near here, June 24th, the Icotopes will be playing at radio social. It's a free show out in the back. And we're doing isotopeoki. Oh, shit. So a bunch of our friends are going to be coming up and singing songs with us where I got to learn about a dozen cover songs. Do I get to come and sing a song with the ice of lips? Do you want to? No, not really. I'll probably embarrass the shit out of myself.
Starting point is 01:10:44 I mean, you're always welcome, buddy. You're always welcome. Is there like a book like karaoke? No, you've got to pick the songs ahead of time so we can learn them. Okay. Okay. What was that song they did at the end of Return of the Jedi
Starting point is 01:10:57 after they killed the emperor? Oh, the Ewok song? Yeah, can you do that one? Yum, yum. Yeah, your favorite one. You do that one? I sing it every night, yeah. All right.
Starting point is 01:11:08 Ladies and gentlemen, that is this week's edition of the creep off. Don't forget we are in June, so that means next month, Carl. We'll be driving to Gary, Indiana. Won't that be fun for all of us? And until next week, it's nice to be important. It's more important to be nice. Gagia. Oh no!
Starting point is 01:11:41 It's the cream off. You think you can get away with that? Without having legal, legal ramifications, you're out of your fucking mind. I didn't answer. Thank you.

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