Crime Wire Weekly 9/26/25 | O’Reilly Auto Parts employees killed over oil filter, ICE Shooting In Texas, “Groping” Gary Busey (Preview)

0:00 Welcome back, folks, and what a week in the world of crime news. Let's cover just some of the topics. In New Mexico, a man kills two O'Reilly Auto Parts employees over an incorrect oil filter. In Florida, a son intentionally traps his mom in a power recliner. In Louisiana, a man of centist after he killed a woman and drove around with that body for thirty days. Also in Louisiana, a ten year old escape subduction in New Orleans. In South Carolina, a teaching assistant gets arrested after multiple instances of spring I guess you could call it a foul spray at school.

0:45 And we'll get into that. In New Jersey, actor Gary Busey is sentenced following a grouping incident. We got these stories and so much more headed your way today on Crime Wire Weekly. I'm Jim Chapman and I'm still. You are still Kelly Jemmy, Yes you are. And before we get into. It, you had a little crime of your own happened over the past week courtesy of the Gulf of America. Yeah, shout out to the Salt Water Air and all of that down in Grand Isle, because we sold our camper, and we unsold our camper or de sold it. I don't what the word would be, in a matter of about one hour. Wow, yeah, so we uh, how did that happen?

1:27 We sold our boat? Okay, let's start there. My husband and I decided it's just we got other things we want to do. So we sold our boat. We had a big world cat and we towed it home to or brought it home to sell, and the axle on the boat broke, and so I had to go pick my husband up and we had it was this whole ordeal, right, and we're like, God, it couldn't get any worse. Well, never say that, guys, because then we went back down because we sold the camper, right, and we went to grand Isle. We got the camper, man bought it, Blake hooks it up, goes to take it to the man and both axles on our camper snap and our camper. At the same time. Yes, sir, and it's on its side. While it was attached to the vehicle. Yes, while you're going down the road.

2:08 Absolutely, thank god, no one was on the side of you, I know. But we now have a camper still for sale if you want one. On its side and. Discount. You get a discount. You know how much the towing bill is alone, just the towing bill. That'd be interesting. What almost three grand? Oh my gosh. And don't anybody call bullshit on me because I got the resites. That's crazy. So uh, you know, the world keeps on turning for Kelly Jennings. Never a dull moment, never, it seems like in your life. Yeah, and you would already sold this camper, so you were just on the way to deliver it.

2:49 You were going to change money and be done with it. Yeah, we had to do by. We had to pull it less than a mile. Unbelievable. Hey, we can post a picture on a crimear weekly for him. There you go, you a smile. Kelly has show you a picture that's pretty crazy. All right, let's get into the world of crime for today, and we're going to start off in Florida. Kelly, and I'm going to tell you about a son who allegedly murdered his mother after months of abuses that were reported to police, including an incident where he cut the power to her home and left her immobile in a powered recliner.

3:30 So Florida police they were dispatched to a residence This is in Cape Coral, Florida, at around one point twenty five pm on September sixteenth, after a person called nine to one one and they reported that they discovered their mother's body inside of their home. So the caller said that family members were unable to reach the woman for uh, you know, amount of time. That made the very concerned that something was wrong. So they drove out to her house and they find bloody footprint. Those bloody footprints led them to the body of sixty nine year old Rosemary Johnson. The victim reportedly had a significant number of stab wounds to both her neck and her head. Investigators learned that witnesses observed the victim's son, a tw twenty eight year old by the name of Devin Johnson, leaving his mother's home.

4:22 He was in a gray Toyota Corolla not long before police arrived. The vehicle was located a short time later, and authorities conducted a traffic stop, at which point Johnson began a chase that ended with this vehicle being disabled by stopsticks. Kelly, tell them what stopsticks are? Sure, so when somebody won't slow down or won't quit one of the easiest ways to get them to slow down is to immobilize the tires, and so they can throw that out in front of the vehicle. And then and interestingly enough, one of the most dangerous things you can do as a police officer because you have to time it just right, and a lot of police officers get hit by the cars when they're doing stop stage.

5:03 Yeah, and then you have to remove them quickly before another car yeah, and cause another wreck. That's right, a wreck. So Johnson attempted to flee on foot, but he was quickly apprehended. Upon examining the suspects car, police found blood outside and inside the vehicle, as well as on Johnson's shoes. Now, while being arrested, Johnson hit the canine unit multiple times and attempted to steal an officer's firearm. He was not going to go away peacefully now. Family members told police that Johnson had a history of abuse against the victim, many incidents of which were reported. Core documents detailed two major incidents in January and March of twenty twenty five that resulted in Rosemary filing a petition for injunction for protection against domestic violence. This is against their own son on March twelfth. He grabbed my arms and held my arms down and raise my arms and wrists and spit in my face over trying to take my phone since he doesn't have one, Rosemary wrote in the petition, absolutely disgusting. Furthermore, the document said that Johnson suffered from an unspecified mental illness.

6:16 Oh they all do when this. Shit goes down, that Rosemary identified as schizophrenia, making him unable to work. He doesn't have an income. He's unable to work because of his mental health. She wrote. Devin lives with me, but now I am staying at my daughter's because I don't feel safe around him. Rosemary wrote that she pressed charges against him after he hit her with a closed fist on the head, resulting in him spending a month in jail. In the same incident, Johnson allegedly left his mother immobile and stranded in a recliner after cutting power to the house. Rosemary Johnson stated that her son, Devin Johnson, who lizarded her, hit her on top of the head, took her mobility walker and threw it across the room, and then proceed to remove her cell phone from her hand and smash it multiple times on the floor. Johnson allegedly pulled the walker further away before entering the garage and cutting the power from the electrical panel. This caused the victim to not be able to get out of her power recliner in her living room. Johnson took the car keys, a pile of clothing, a fishing ride, and a spear gun before leaving the residence in a vehicle. Rosemary was only saved when she managed to crawl to a laundry basket to get her walker, then walked outside and asked neighbors for help.

7:35 Wow, bless her heart. This sounds like a very personal I'll start with this. If you're going to stab someone about the head and the neck, that's extremely personal whenever you are in that area. And then stabbing as personal too. So he has a sister, obviously, and Rosemary had a daughter. Bless her heart. You know your brother kills your mom, talk about screw up the family dynamic and so many ways, but you know I would. This is the thing about schizophrenia that in this instance that irritates me is that people with schizophrenia, and I even looked this up to validate that I was, I got it from healthline dot com. But eighty five to ninety five percent of people with schizophrenia are not violent. Only like pop culture and movies and things make it seem like schizophrenics are always violent or scary or something like that, and that's just not the case. And we have to live in reality. So that sounds like an excuse to me. It really does.

8:34 And then the level of violence that he used is not of the norm. You know, maybe you might have a personality or something that is a more dark personality if you're a schizophrenic, But to stab your mom with a history of violence like this, I'm not buying it. Well, in my opinion, you know, he could have been one of the fifteen percent. There's still fifteen percent out there that do resort to violence that are schizophrenic. Possible, he could have been one of those fifteen Still doesn't excuse it, That's my thing. This This was a ticking time bomb. It wasn't like this was totally out of character for this guy. Just went through hell. She was seeking orders of protection against this kid already.

9:16 Right, I mean, they should kind have acute psychosis right where it's just in that moment or in that time frame, something has set them off. But it sounds to me. And this is one of the things about mental health that's interesting in this in terms of crime, is resources have got to be available to family members, and it's got to be more than a protective a protective order that's a piece of paper. That protective order just is so the police can do something in the event he acts out again. But in this case, there's not going to be another again. He killed her, right, and so finances and I don't want to, you know, go into all that, but this is a hard thing to deal with, very hard to deal with. What do you do? You love your son, but in the same instance, you know he killed her and it's too late now, right, you know the police reports are irrelevant, right, So, but I mean there's people, there's people with schizophrenia that are not there, are you know that.

10:15 They are both sides. Yeah, well, obviously he was violent. Yeah, you know what stood out to me, And I know you might think I'm crazy for this, but whenever he stole, he got violent. And then he took what was it a spear gun and fishing poles or something whatever you said he took. I'm wondering I know, you go, you're reaching, But dude, I'm wondering what he was going to do with those because my mind immediately went, he's going to pawn that for drugs And I don't know why, but why would someone who doesn't have a job, who doesn't I'm assuming doesn't have a car or anything. He didn't even have a cell phone because he was trying to take hers and the other report why would he take those things? Well, you could go get money with him or something. It just makes you wonder what other It makes you wonder what other things were going on in the home that they're just blaming schizophrenia, is what I'm trying to say. It sounds like, and it sounds seeming like there's more to it than this. All right, Let's go to New Mexico where a man is behind bars and two people are dead after an argument over products at an auto parts store turned violent Ismael Tina, twenty seven, stands accused of two counts of open murder, which I've never heard of. Open murder?

11:18 Have you yes? Open murder? Yeah? Open murder in the first degree. H huh? All right. Some states have something called open murder, where it's basically done in public. It wasn't uh, you didn't murder someone like in their bed at night and no one saw it. This was I guess it's This was an aggravating factor because it was yeah, I got you, all right. There was no attempt to hide it. I got you, Okay. That's just bizarre. I've just never heard it called that, and you'd think I would have anyway, all right. The incident occurred at an O'Reilly Auto Parts in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The defendant and his father had traveled to deal with the vehicles all filter and ultimately changed out the device, but the as it ended with two men dead, Tina and his dad went to the business to exchange their oil filter. Tina's father said they also requested two additional bottles of oil because the original two had been wasted since the first filter was incorrect.

12:14 An argument ensued with staff. Tina, who was upset, allegedly grabbed the oil he wanted and left, but two store employees were not having it. Richard Newman forty seven and Jesus Valdez eighteen followed Tina outside and confronted him. Tina allegedly grabbed a gun and shot both men. Newman died at the scene. Valdez succumbed his injuries while being rushed to a nearby hospital. The defendant then called nine to one one, saying he shot the men because they were shoving and punching him and he was scared for his life. Law enforcement officials, however, say they were unable to find any evidence the store employees had become physical with the defendant, no markings on the defendant were consistent with an attack, and there were no weapons found that were attributed to the slain men. The defendant was arrested after deputies pulled over his truck roughly two miles due east of the O'Reillys, and Tina is currently detained at the Metropolitan Detention Center without bond.

13:09 You know, if I could sit down and write a list of things I've heard while doing this show that while that was a spurt of the moment, really bad decision that ended up costing someone their lives, it would fill up a whole episode. This is one of those things. Literally, you just covered a story where someone killed someone over a freaking oil filter. Kill two people over an oil filter. Oil filter. I don't know what has happened to the respect for life that you will just flyt out shoot someone and kill them over an oil filter. But this moron just ruined his entire life and cost the lives of two others over a freaking split second decision here, that's it.

13:59 A splits in the and you could have walked in your car and left and bought fifteen dollars filter somewhere else. And then we go corporate and complain and they send you a coupon for a free bottle of oil or like, what are we doing? Yeah, that's it. That's absolutely you know, it goes without saying it's absolutely crazy. But this seems to be happening a lot with. These just split second, no planning, just you pissed me off, and I'm going to kill you attitudes that it seems like people have. I just you know, was and I know we're all raised different, I acknowledge that, but I was just raised with such an immense amount of respect for a firearm, and that even hunting. You know, my dad, when we go hunt everything, you do this because of this. You do that you don't kill an animal unless it's a threat, you know, to your life or something, or you're going to eat it. And process it. You know, we don't take from the earth. And now reason blah blah. I was just I was just raised that way. You know, you can't. I have My dad spent so much time teaching me when we were fishing about why certain fish if they don't meet the length requirement. You you know, that's why you release the fish because we want to make sure that we can. And I know these are people, not animals, but my point is that animals are not as valuable. Oh God, people come after you, but you know, a human life is very important, and if we're I was taught to have so much respect even for non human life and just in general. And then you're just going to get so angry and you are so thin skinned.

15:23 You are so thin skinned that you would go pull a gun and kill an eighteen year old boy and a forty seven year old man just doing their jobs. And I'll tell you, Jim, you didn't know this. Jim picked this article for me. But I actually this gave me a flashback from a few years ago because I taught a student who was very, very sick, and so I kind of got close with him because I, you know, you he was medically ill, not like mentally ill. He was medically ill. And he was just having a really rough time. And one day I was like, hey man, how you do and blah blah, and he's like, I'm just I'm not having a good time. Do you know that his father was murdered at an O'Reilly auto part store?

16:03 He worked there, And it was right there on Airline Robbery, right there on Airline Highway and Baton Rouge. His dad worked at O'Reilly's and guy came in and murdered his dad, who worked at an auto part store. It's the same thing. It's just it, just it. Who does this? Yeah, horrible situation, There's no doubt about it. Let's go to Texas. And I debated. I don't want to say, well, yeah, I do want to say I debated doing this story because I'm gonna be honest. We got a lot of ridiculous ass hate on talking about Charlie Kirk, and so, you know, because I guess the flame was so hot and high at the time, I'm like, you know, maybe I shouldn't cover this, And then I'm like, fuck that, I'm covering it because it's bullshit and I'm going to cover it. And It has nothing to do with politics. It has everything to do with human life. And as a matter of fact, the human life's lost in when I'm about to cover are people who were not legal citizens of the United States.

17:19 So I want everybody to know that upfront. A twenty nine year old texasman opened fire on in immigrations in customs enforcement facility in Dallas. That just happened Wednesday, the second instance in two weeks of a gunman's setting up with a rifle on a rooftop, opening fire and communicating a message through writing on bullets. Now authorities identified the shooter as Joshua Jan. He was found dead with a self inflicted gunshot wound. Vice president JD. Vance said evidence is not yet public or said evidence that is not yet public indicates a shooter was politically motivated to go after law enforcement and people enforcing the border. Vance called Jen a violent, left wing extremist. Authorities have yet to release an official motive. The FBI Special Agent in charge in Dallas, Joe Rothrock, said the attack was a targeted, violent attack.

18:18 Three detainees in a van in the facility's sally port were shot. No Ice officers were hurting in the shooting. Dallas police said this at a news conference. One person was killed, two others in critical condition. A bullet found near the shooter had the words quote anti Ice written on it, According to the FBI, other recent shooters, including those who assassinated Charlie Kirk and killed United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, have also engraved messages on bullets. The anti ICE messages surprised josh Chan's brother, Noah Jan. He said that his brother did not have strong feelings about Ice as far as he knew. No Jan said that of his brother when he was interviewed about it.

19:05 DHS official said he fired at the ICE building indiscriminately. Public records show that Josh Jam registered as an independent in Oklahoma's last vote in November. In twenty sixteen, he was charged in Texas with delivering marijuana in an amount greater than a quarter ounce but less than five pounds. He pled guilty to that felony charge, and his brother described him as unique, but said he was not one who would he ever thought would be involved in a politically motivated shooting. I didn't think he was politically interested. He wasn't interested in politics on either side. As his brother remembered. But I'm not going to go through the rest of this, but just a horrible oou obviously horrible situation in which these guys were killed.

19:55 And so these four people were detainees, they were detained. He and shot detain you. It was random, but. Well it was random and they were in a van. He didn't know who was in the van. That's the point. So you're just so angry that you would go just shoot, just you would just go shoot, willy nilly. Did it not occur to you? You might kill the very people that you're trying to make a statement, you know, for I guess that you don't want them to be detained. Yeah, how dare you? I think the bigger picture here too, is you're going you've seen a lot of copycats with these writing on bullets, Yeah. You know, and then kill yourself. What a coward? Yeah, horrible situation, and you know, less than two weeks after Charlie Kirk shooting and killing. And uh, I do want to say, you know, if that would have been Jimmy Kimmel that that happened to I would have been just as pissed off, just as upset.

20:51 I would have done the same. I would have covered that. Just the same as I did Charlie Kirk. I think it's ridiculous. I don't give a shit who side it's from. You know, it's almost like I'm getting frustrated. It's not about I don't care about. You know, we're trying to come to a conclusion in this country of what we need to do, and it's going to be ongoing. But it seems like it's just mean versus like, like like evil versus the rest of us. It really does. Like if you align yourself with any whatever party, I don't care who you are. If you think it is appropriate to go shoot and murder people to get your point across, you're dead wrong, right. It doesn't matter who you are.

21:31 I don't care how this guy even affiliated. Like if you wouldn't have told me anything, I don't because I don't care. You're a murderer, that's all you are to me in that moment, and then you kill these innocent you know, these people didn't do anything to deserve being murdered. That's just it's just it's not where we need to be, and we all I think that they're the majority of us, regardless of what color, regardless of what ethnicity, regardless of your politics. I think majority of us are decent people. We just we're letting these nuts on either end make us crazy with each other. Yeah, it's it's definitely the you know, in a room of one hundred, you've got two loud ones. It's kind of like on Facebook, you know, sometimes the negative ones are the ones who are the loudest, and it seems like everybody in the room is loud, and then you do the math and you say, wait a minute, We've got you know, ten fifteen thousand listeners and four are bitching about this. So then that puts it into perspective of they're just the loudest.

22:38 You know. The people that agree and that hear you and feel what you're saying, they don't typically comment because they agree. There's you know, unless it's to say great episode. But the ones that just hate you, hate you for you know, thinking it's wrong for anybody to get shot and killed like that at they're going to be loud about it and they're going to let everybody know that they hate well all in the world. That just fuels me. In the words of the late Toby Keith, that's like gas in the tank. Hate me if you want to love me, if you can. All right, So those words from Taber King. It's a song really hate me, if you want to love me, if you can. Never heard that song my cover album drops on kidding.

23:27 All right, let's go to Nashville is going to come and call on. They're gonna be like, man, we need you to shut your mouth. All right. I don't even actually know where we're going to, Las Vegas. Skies man, all right. An unruly passenger on board and American Airlines flight bound for Las Vegas was tied to her seat using duct tape after allegedly assaulting a flight attendant and threatening multiple members of the cabin crew. Ketdy k t t Why you ever heard that name? No, Ketty, but my nephew, well, my nephew is little. He called me aunt Ketty instead of Kendy instead of Kelly. Hello, that's my all right. Kendy Dialon was arrested on Tuesday for her behavior during the flight and is now facing charges of assault by striking, beating, or wounding members of the flight crew. On the flight from Charlotte to Las Vegas, Dialon was walking down the aisle and yelling. In a statement read, she allegedly started to verbally threaten multiple flight attendants. They added, due to Dialon's disruptive and threatening behavior, she had to be restrained in her seat with zip ties and duct tape. She allegedly kicked a flight attendant, causing the flight attendant to fall, They continue, duc tape was placed around her legs and her torso, and she was taken into custody when the flight touched down at Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport, and if convicted, she could face up to twenty years in prison.

24:47 You know that's in that story you just read. I watch a lot of YouTube video because look, everybody's got a cell phone now, and so first of all, you got to be a blooming idiot to do anything on a flight, because guaranteed two things. One of two things is gonna happen. Even We're gonna turn that bitch around, and everybody on that flight is gonna want to beat your ass. Because if I'm. Heading, if I'm heading back to Louisiana and I'm in Atlanta on the layover, and you got to act a fool and they turn that bitch around and go back to Atlanta. I'm gonna be the one piss. I'm gonna want to catch you in a hallway. I mean, that's crazy enough. But you know you're gonna be in trouble even if they don't turn that plane around when they land. Guaranteed, before anybody disbarks that.

25:35 Flight, police are gonna come on that are gonna come on that plane. They're gonna say, you're coming with us. You just ruined wherever you were going. You just run the rest of your day. Man. And so I think I've been on a flight before where someone. Was very drunk. And I mean there and it was female. Now, she wasn't drunk belligerent drunk. She was drunk, like funny drunk, but aggravating drunk. After you're in the air for twenty minutes, and she keeps, like, you know, doing all the drunk stuff. And I often wondered, you know, airport's airport bars. I often wonder why they exest because it's probably not a good idea for people.

26:18 To be drunk on a plane. And I know some of you out there are like, I've been smashed on a plane. Not me, man, I get airsick enough without I mean, I don't get air sick, but I get. A little woozy on the plane. Yeah. Well, I've never had. An incident like what you just describe, but I can imagine if someone, you know, after nine to eleven, if someone stands up on a flight and even acts like they're gonna act a full I'm springing into action. They ain't gonna need duct tate I'm gonna have. I'm gonna wrap my whole body around them and say, you and I are sitting here and do we laying period? Period. So you know, you got to be careful doing that. Ever since nine eleven, you gotta be careful act and a fool on a plane because people don't play that nomore.

27:04 Well, and some people I'm not saying it in this instance too, but some of the people in these YouTube videos. I watch them too, just because you can't believe how people behave. But it's almost sometimes Okay, So right now, there's like the epidemic in the country where people are trying to entice law enforcement into a physical altercation so that then they can turn around and sue and get money because they know that law enforcement agencies tend to settle if it's whatever. Sometimes I wonder if these are some of those types of incidences where they they're wrong. I mean, the woman's wrong, but if they're trying to provoke and do all this, because then they can claim that they were, you know, assaulted or whatever. And I don't know, but you're an idiot either way, and I'm glad that they duct taped you. And shout out to duct tape because y'all make the most badass tape. Bro, you can fix something in your house, or you can tie up an unruly woman.

27:50 Right there you go, or really woman for some of those freaks out there. Let me ask you this, what's your favorite Gary Busey movie? Okay, I'm about you don't know who he is, No, I know exactly who, but I've became a fan after he started just being crazy on TV with his interviews and stuff. I don't think I can nuts he was big though I was born in eighty four. I think he was more of a bigger actor whenever before the in the eighties. Right. He did one very big movie in the nineties that a lot of people forget he was in, but it was a huge hit. What Point Break?

28:30 Oh yeah, with Patrick Swaye. The Bank robbery that he was the detective in that movie. Yeah, yeah, Predator to which would have been an eighties movie he was also in. He did, but he was well renowned for the Buddy Holly story he played and this was when he was normal and he played that role perfectly, won an Oscar for it. Uh, and he went downhill man. Ever since that oscar, Well. He's really went down hill now. Gary Busey, and he's been like you said, You've seen clips of him. He's gone nuts over the years. Is it drugs or is it mental or do we know? Like I think it's everything all the above. I mean, this guy off his rocker, bro. Yeah.

29:12 So, Gary Busey has been sentenced to probation. Nearly two months after pleading guilty to fourth degree criminal sexual assault. The actor, who was eighty one Rose he was eighty one, was sentenced to two years probation during a virtual quarter appearance. This was on Thursday, September eighteenth. The charges stem from an incident that took place at a twenty twenty two horror convention, not to be confused with horror conviction horror. Yeah, because I knew you thought I said that. I don't know they don't have those kind of conventions. Kelly in New Jersey. Mister busy is pleased that the case has been resolved. And that he can go on with his life.

29:52 That from his lawyer. Bucy did not speak during the hearing. The actor sentence comes after his attorney requ I did that he received a fine after he pleaded guilty to a charge in July, citing health problems, including early dementia. And mobility issues. And look, you know, I've dealt with some dementia things on some family stuff, and it will kind of make you up. But he's been going crazy for years. I don't think it's the dementia. In this case. Superior Court Judge Gwendolin Blues cited Bucy's prior charges, including his probation in two thousand and seven for trespass and disorderly conduct and in twenty twenty one for a hit and run, and as a reason for his probationary sentence. The charges stemmed from Buc's twenty two, twenty twenty two appearance at Monster Mania, during which three women reported the actor touch them inappropriately during an autograph signing meeting greet.

30:50 That'd be your luck, mister, Busey felt me up. He grabbed my book. Pucy released my movie. Following him. We're not picking fun at it. No, it's terrible. Following the incident, Buci was arrested at a hotel in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, and was accused of touching the clothed buttocks of at least two female fans during a pheto sheet. A probable call statement obtained by the Outlet also alleged that Busy put his face near a woman's breast and asked her where she got them, before attempting to unlight her brasstrap. Okay, dude, you're yeah, I mean smacked to the face on that right. I wondered if these were like accidental bumps, but obviously not.

31:32 The actor initially denied any wrong duting doing, telling TMZ in twenty twenty two, none of that happened. Sure, it was a partner, a camera lady and me and two girls, and it took. Less than ten seconds than they left. They made up the whole story that I assaulted them sexually. I did not. Nothing happened. It's all false. He later admitted to the incident, pleading guilty earlier this year, on July thirty first. According to the Times, he had a maximum sentence of five years probation and five hundred dollars fine he was facing, but he did end. Up with probation. He also faces a civil suit from two women in New York who were seeking damages as a result of the Monster Mania encounter. The actor was nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of Buddy Holly.

32:20 And I'll tell you another movie that he did that I just thought about, was he did one not many people watch, but Corey Ham was in it. Corey Ham was actually the star of that movie. Gary Busey played a supporting role in It was called Silver Bullet and I watched that. I don't know how many times. It was about a war wolf. That's nice. Five krey Hayne was in a wheelchair in a war wolf was chasing him. It's go check it out. If you're an eighties fan. Somebody out there Shirley is gonna comment and say, hey, I loved Silver Bullet. But there you go. Gary Busey, no jail time, but keep your hands off women's asses. Just stay away from the ladies. Gary, you can't control yourself.

33:01 Yeah, you're eighty one. Gary calm down at Gary, you're eighty one. If you know Gary, please let him know he's eighty one, all right now. Travis Decker, we covered this one a while back, and so he was the guy that was wanted in the kidnappings and murders of his own three daughters, and he now has been confirmed as dead. Hey everyone, Crime Wire Weekly has moved to its own new channel. We hope you've enjoyed this preview. To continue listening, please follow the link referenced in the description of this podcast. Or simply search Crime Wire Weekly wherever you're listening. And don't forget to follow the show so you can bet alerted when new episodes drop.

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