50 Shades of Evil: Massachusetts

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0:49 Inside these walls, inside the wild. Hadn't went no girls as I Hey everyone, welcome back in Today I am continuing this fifty Shades of Evil series and this time I'm going to take you to Massachusetts and I'm going to tell you the story of Freddy Gash, who in twenty eighteen orchestrated the imprison murder of a Boston mobster that you probably have heard of named Whitey Bulger. But even prior to that evil act, Freddy was well known as one of the most dangerous hit men in the mobs. So let's get into it.

2:01 And Freddy is a lifelong criminal, having began his criminal activity in his early teens. He and his brother they had a reputation for being extremely dangerous, so feared and dangerous in fact, that even though he was of Greek descent, the Italian mafia would hire him for hits, which that speaks to me on how lethal this guy really was. The Italian mob. They didn't like to typically do business with non Italians. Now, this guy liked the notoriety of being known as a straight up killer. It appeared he always did, even from a young age. So let's go back to nineteen sixty six in Springfield, Massachusetts, where Freddy was born. He grew up there with his mom and dad.

2:54 He had a younger brother named Ty, who was about five years Freddy's junior. Now Freddy was at actually the more tame of these two brothers. Ty would be the first to get some jail time when in nineteen eighty nine, at the age of seventeen, he would get into a serious fight outside of a McDonald's. He would go to jail, and this is where Ty would get introduced to a member of the Genevezi crime family. Now this is one of the five families of New York. His older brother, Freddie, He and Ty were pretty tight, so tight in fact, that Freddie would visit his brother Tye all the time in prison, and this would lead to Freddie also being introduced to members of the Genevizi crime family. Now there were some pretty big contrast at the time between Ty and Freddie. Ty really lived the life of a criminal, where Freddie he came off more like a family man.

3:53 At this point, he was married with children and he was helping run his family's jewelry store. He didn't really party or go out at night, and typically just worked and went home to his wife and kids. But that was outward appearances. He definitely had crime in his blood. And when his brother would get released from that short bit in prison, he would come home and he would tell Freddie's stories of what life was like on the inside of prison, and Freddie he would really feed into this, almost the opposite of what I guess normal people would do, where you and I would say, I don't want any life where I don't have complete freedom. Freddie was just taken in by this life inside of prison. So wasn't too long in nineteen ninety, at the age of twenty three that Freddy gets into his own bit of trouble.

4:50 He gets into a fight with a police officer and it was a physical fight where Freddie actually beat this officer up, but shockingly he gets acquitted of the charge, but it does kind of put him on the police radar, and this would lead to a bunch of issues in his family life. His wife would divorce him shortly after that incident. Then in nineteen ninety six, at the age of twenty nine, he really sinks deeper into crime when he participates in the robbery of a tractor trailer that was full of computer equipment with another guy, and his name was Gary Westerman. Now, they pull off this heist of all this computer equipment, but they do get caught shortly thereafter. And guess what, Freddy has his own four year prison sentence that he has to deal with. So unlike most people, as I told you, Freddie, he took well to prison. He actually enjoyed being buying bars. He kept up his relationship with the Genevizi crime family, and when he got out of prison, he had made enough contacts on the inside with this dark underworld that he started wreaking havoc on the outside of prison. So both brothers at this point would become what is known as enforcers for the mafia. The Genevizi crime family to be specific,

6:22 the largest crime family in New York at the time. Now they weren't in New York, they were based in Springfield, Massachusetts, but that was a big mafia place as well, in the spring of two thousand and three, things would really get serious. The crime family approached Ty and Freddie about assisting in a hit on a Bronx union boss by the name of Frank Didabo. The hit was ordered over a dispute regarding tickets to a Tony Bennett concert. Of all things. Now, the boss of the Genevizi crime family, Artie Nigro. He claimed that he and this union boss were supposed to go to this concert together. They were friends, but the union boss never showed. So Artie he feels disrespected over this, and he actually orders the murder of the union boss. That kind of tells you how the mob types operate, right, So the brothers Tie and Freddie, along with an associate named Anthony Artillo, they were tapped to carry out this murder. So on May nineteenth of nineteen ninety three, Tie in Artillo. They wait outside on a city bench in front of the Diibo's apartment building and Freddy he was serving as the getaway driver. So the union boss he goes to leave the building, he gets in his car, he closes the door. In Artillo

7:54 and Tie they jump on him. They approach the vehicle, they open fire on the driver sib window. The union boss has hit nine times. Freddy rolls up, he opens the door. Both these guys jump in and they drive away and they toss the guns into a nearby wooded area. However, this union boss would actually survive that hit. Now. He would later say that he knew he could take the bullets, and he just pulled his jacket over his head and he played dead as they were shooting. He got shot nine times, and he would spend months in a wheelchair. He would eventually move out of the Springfield, Massachusetts area, probably a good thing, and he would also leave his job, probably also a good thing. Now, the Genovizi Bossnigro, he would later tell the brothers quote, you need to get better at headshots. So surprisingly they weren't killed over the fact that they weren't able to kill this guy. But I'm sure the Geneviz crime boss was happy about this.

9:01 So now Freddy, he has a real taste of this life by this point, and he likes the way it tastes. While the vast majority of your mob type figures, they prefer to move in silence, stay behind the scenes. They don't want anybody knowing they're in the mob. This guy had no problem letting everyone know exactly what he was all about, and he would embrace this life as a mob enforcer and he would become very feared. In the summer of two thousand and three, he also gets into a massive bar fight against a rival crew. It involved bats and involved guns, it even involved ice picks. Real mafia shit. Then on November fourth of two thousand and three, another hit would come down. Remember Gary Westerman, the same guy that Freddy pulled off that computer heist with years earlier, Well, he would become the victim on this one. It was discovered that Gary was a police informant and Freddy, along with his brother and two others, they lure Westerman into a wooded location where they beat him nearly to death.

10:17 Then Freddy shoots him in the head and they bury him in a pre dug hole. Now, the body was never found until seven years later when one of Freddy's crew members he actually cooperates with the Feds, but it took him seven years to even find that body. Now back to November of two thousand and three, another hit comes his way. It's just two weeks after the Westerman hit a guy by the name of big Al Bruno. He was a made member of the Genavizi crime family. But again it was discovered this guy was also working with the police and the crime families at this time, all five families. They have problems with informants big time, and that would be one of the things that would take them down. And the only result of that if you're found out to be an informant is death period.

11:10 So they find out this guy's working with the police even though he's made guy, they order his death and they tap Freddy for that hit. So Freddie he recruits a jail acquaintance of his by the name of Frankie Roach, and he pays Roach ten thousand dollars to actually conduct the hit. So he gets the contract for this hit, and then he pays someone else to actually do it, which Roach does. He guns down big Al in a parking lot in Springfield, Massachusetts after a card game. Now for this crime, Frankie Roach would eventually get caught by police, but they could a deal with him, and they say, look, if you agree to testify against Freddy and you say in open court, you admit under testimony that he is the one who actually paid you for this hit. You're going to get a very light sentence because they were after the bosses, right, They were after the people in the actual mob, not the bosses, but the guys that were actually either in the mob or worked very close to the mob, which obviously the brothers I'm talking about today did. And he agrees to do that. So on April nineteenth of two thousand and seven, Freddy gets arrested and he is charged in the murder of Big al Bruno.

12:36 So he is a waiting trial on that murder, and that's when police discover Westerman's body in that hole for many years prior. So when the smoke clears in twenty eleven, he is convicted in both Big Awl's murder as well as Westerman's murder and the attempted murder of that union boss. Now brother he is also convicted in Westerman's murder and the attempted murder of that union boss, and both are sentenced to life in prison. So it's off to USP Atlanta and USP y'all stands for United States Penitentiary at Atlanta for Freddie. And this is a very old like one hundred year old prison that is pretty infamous for housing mobsters. Even al Capone stayed inside of this prison.

13:28 So the mob they have crews inside of prisons the same way they do outside of prisons in the federal government. They know that, so they try to shuffle guys throughout the prison system as often as possible. It's no different for Freddie and his brother, and in twenty fifteen he gets moved to USP Hazelton, which is in West Virginia. And incidentally, of course, his brother Tie, he was never housed at any of the prisons that Freddy was hoigh that obvious reasons there, right, you don't want two brothers being able to coordinate an escape, for example. So Hazelton is where Freddy eventually gets moved. And now USP Hazelton is notorious for being the most dangerous prison in the federal system, and Freddy would fit right in inside of this prison. He would link up with other crew members from his area of Massachusetts, and he was in general population, so he would get into fights often. But this guy could handle himself. A fight did not bother him. He was pretty violent, if you haven't already figured that out, and he was down for whatever. So he's in that prison for a bit and he hears some news that was of great interest to not only himself but some other crew members who were housed there from Springfield, Massachusetts.

14:50 And the news that they get is that the most one man in America at one point, Whitey Bulger, who had been captured a few years prior after a leading the FBI for some sixteen years, he was being transferred to USP Hazelton. Now Waite Bulger was no joke, y'all. He was the head of an Irish mob called the Winterhill Gang. They were based out of the Boston area, and he had killed nineteen people before he went on the run. It had actually come out in the years the FBI was looking for him, or at least alleged that he was actually working for the FBI as an informant, and Freddie considered him a trader to the mob and had a deep hatred for Boulger. Now Bulger had spent time in several prisons. Bulger was housed prior to Hazelton at what is known as USP Coleman, which is in Florida.

15:48 Now he had been housed in that prison since twenty thirteen. In twenty eighteen, Bulger's health really started to decline, and he would have seven separate instances where he was hospitalized for shortness of breath. He gets placed in a special housing unit. This is for about eight months, after threatening a nurse of all things and telling her he had lost his will to live. Now, at this point, old Woody is old, very old, eighty nine years old to be exact, and he is confined to a wheelchair. On October eighteenth of twenty eighteen, the Bureau of Prisons they had proved a transfer to USB Hazelton. Now what's shocking to me here is that upon his arrival at Hazelton, white he is not placed in protective custody, but rather in general population. And the word was Whitey, even at eighty nine years old and in a wheelchair, thought he was a badass and said, fuck that, I want to be in general population. You can't let a prisoner just sign off on that when he's someone like Whitey Bulger.

16:57 Because as much as we you know, most people are gonna say, who cares he's if he's dead? He killed nineteen people. I get it. I'm not saying I disagree or agree with that, but what I'm saying is, when you're in prison, it is the prison staff's responsibility to make sure you see out your sentence. And I think anybody with eyes could see this guy's probably gonna get got the second he gets into general population. I mean, killing this guy will make you a legend in prison. But it was what it was. He does go in general population as soon as he gets there, and news of that impending transfer it would travel fast. Sure enough.

17:37 On October twenty ninth, twenty eighteen, he does arrive at Hazelton. This is at six thirty pm, and not only is he processed into general population, but he even gets a seal mate. So at this point when he gets his sale mate and he settles down for the night, Freddie along with two other inmates from his crew, they know about this. The two other inmates, Paul declo and Zar and Sean McKinnon. They hatch a quick plan. It's decided that Freddy and Paul would enter the cell while Sean serves as a lookout. In the way it works at Hazelton, at eight thirty pm, those cell doors they're gonna shut and they're gonna automatically lock. Then at six o'clock every morning, a button is pushed and the cell doors do what they call pop, which means they are unlocked throughout that tier and anyone can enter or exit any cell. So at six o'clock am on the thirtieth day, after Whitey Bulger gets there, that cell door pops and two people enter, Freddy and Paul. Seven minutes later they're seen exiting that cell along with Bulger's cell mate, and at eight thirty am a shift change occurs. A CEO passes Bulger's cell and he finds Bulger dead. Well. An autopsy would show that Bulger was found lying in his bunk, covered with a blanket over his head, and was beaten to death with a lock stuffed into a sock and attached to a belt. His eyes were described as gouged out and

19:11 his tongue nearly severed from him biting down on it due to the beating that he was taking. Of course, it only took a quick review of the surveillance cameras on the tier to figure out who went into the cell, and both Freddie and Paul. At that point they're placed in solitary confinement. So this one takes nearly four years to even get to an indictment, and I'm not really sure why, but in twenty twenty two, all three involved get indicted. The guy that's heartd is the lookout, and the two guys that went into the cell and each get like an additional twenty five years because they were all lifers anyway. But even worse news for Freddy is that he gets transferred to Supermax ADX, specifically for this killing. Now, Supermax ADX is the most secure prison in the United States.

20:03 It's located in Arizona, and it houses everyone from nine to eleven conspirators to El Chapo. The Unibomber was there when he was alive. If you are a notorious killer, that's where you go. Every cell inside of ABX is solitary confinement. Now, since his transfer, nothing further is known about Freddy except for the fact that he's in a prison he ain't never gonna get out of. He'll never escape, and he can't wreak havoc like he did on all these other prisons, so I would guess that he ain't loving prison no more. But there you have it. Fifty shades of Evil Massachusetts, all right, So I've got another treat for y'all today, and what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna play an episode, the most recent episode as a matter of fact, of Crime War Weekly. That is a podcast I host with Kelly Jenning. We talk about the current crime headlines from all over the country. I have a lot of people that have been reaching out because they heard an ad I ran on Bloody and Gola about Crime Wire Weekly and they weren't familiar with it.

21:14 So I'm dropping an episode right now, the most recent one we have recorded on this feed, So you're about to hear that. If you already listen to Crime Wire Weekly, then you don't have to listen to it. But if you're not familiar, check it out. If you like it, just search crime War Weekly wherever you get your podcast and it'll pull it up. Thanks so much for listening to Bloody and Gola and until next time, I'm Jim Chapman. Much love.

21:56 Hey, y'all, welcome back to another episode of Crime Wire Weekly, where we have got a jam packed episode for y'all today. I know Jim usually does our opener, but today we're switching it up a bit and I'm going to be giving y'all some insight to what we're covering today. I've been fired, he's done. We've cut all right. Yes, they might they might be like, I don't like this, it's different. They'll have to let us know. But uh, look, we're going to talk about Remember the Doublewares Dunks documentary that we have been talking about, Well, there's been an update to that case. The wife of the subject of that documentary has been arrested right here. Also in Livingston Parish, a beloved crossing guard was killed by a drunk driver and we are going to cover that case as well.

22:40 Now JP Morgan executive, we haven't said a lot about this type of case, I would say, because this one is out of the box. But a JP Morgan executive is firing back. After a sexual harassment lawsuit was uh was filed and then there's been some updates ever since that dropped and hit social media and became a huge story in New Orleans. The sheriff, Susan Hudson was indicted in connection with that massive jail break, and we're going to give you more information on that. And Dwayne the Rock Johnson, he was ticketed in Hollywood. How do you feel about that? I don't think he should ever be ticketed for anything ever, that is a he could not break the law.

23:21 That's a crime against humanity. Is in Mississippi, a man has been charged after he was found flushing his mother's remains down a toilet. And then Britney Spears while she's back in the news, she pled guilty to reckless driving after her most recent DUI arrest. And in Texas, a spa owners of vitamin over injection leads to the death of a client. Did you know that was possible? Yeah? I didn't either, but we did some research on that and we want to share that with you. And then we're going to go into the true Crime time machine and we are going to cover two Gun Crowley, which I think that name pretty legit. And then we're gonna talk about a four year old little girl in Louisiana who died after drinking a half bottle of whiskey. And then of course we're gonna go that's terrible, Yeah, it's beyond and then we'll go into some overtime for everybody that sticks around for that. But for this episode of Crime War Weekly, I'm Kelly.

24:19 Jennings, I'm Jim Chapman, and it is a. Great day to be in the world of crime. But there's a lot of really really wild stories this week. There are some really really wild. Stories making fun of me. No, I'm a great But before we get into those stories, hope everyone enjoyed their weekend and they watched the Kentucky Derby or they participated. There was a lot of people. Man, everybody in the Livingston Parish apparently was it the Kentucky Derby except Jim Chapman. This week, I wasn't there. I'll tell you what. My Facebook feed is full of people from my area that are there. I wish I was that culture, but I've I've never been, and I don't know that I've ever thought about going.

25:04 But I'd love to wear the outfit. I would love to wear the big hat, yeah and be fancy. Well, you can do that here. You don't have to wait for the Kentucky dim I'm. Sure nobody would stare nobody. Well, for those that may have missed it, Golden Tempo won the Kentucky Derby and interesting in that it was the first woman trainer to actually have won the Kentucky Derby. Golden Tempo's trainer obviously, Golden Tempo was in last place coming around the final turn of the Kentucky Derby and went all the way from last to first, twenty three to one underdog. That is the best Cinderella story that I've heard in a long long time. And I watched a little snippet of the TikTok of the trainer jumping up and down scream and I said, hell, that looks like me at a t ball game cheering on my kid. But that was just epic to watch that horse just just step for step. It's not over till it's over. And that shows the drive in that animal and the.

26:04 And the driving the animal. And shout out to the jockey because he knew when exactly when to push that horse. That horse is apparently notorious for starting off in the back of the pack and just kind of monitoring, just kind of sitting back there and letting everybody else wear out. Because what that horse lack lacked in speed, it makes up for an endurance, so it would kind of just let everybody kind of start tiring out all those other horses. And then to run that back turn, that jockey started kicking it and that horse passed everybody, And it's pretty cool to watch you can pull it up on YouTube and watch it. It's, you know what, a one minute clip or something, but amazing to kind of watch that, watch that that horse go from last to firsas amazing.

26:50 And real that it really is a feat of strength and endurance, like you said, And I'm so happy for them because you work so hard, you train so hard, and then to win it all when you were in last place in the last stretch. Excellence. Yeah, pure excellence. So shout out to the Kentucky Derby for entertaining many people this weekend. Let us know if you went to Kentucky Derby or if you I know, there was a lot of There was a lot of people that had get togethers. There was something going on in Florida at like Pensacola Beach or something like that, where a lot of my friends went that was like some sort of derby get together and you dressed as if you were at the derby. Yeah. I saw one of those, really at the beach.

27:31 I saw one of those, and I felt so attacked because one lady goes I think I misunderstood the dress for the Kentucky Derby because they all showed up in their fine wear and she was dressed as a jockey. Hey, that's cool. I like that. That'd be my dumbas. All right, well, let's get into today's stories, and we're gonna let Kelly start off first, since you started off for well, I'll start off first. So because Kelly, y'all, if we change it up, it'll blow her my mind. Oh I am a. I like consistency. Yeah, you threw me when you had you said you why don't you open it? WHOA. So we're going to start off in Denham Springs, Louisiana, right here where we are recording in Melissa Luke, who is forty nine and the wife of Ricky Fosser, who we brought you his story a couple of weeks ago.

28:16 He was the subject of the Devil Wears Dunks documentary. He was arrested for all kinds of said shit I don't even know. Go back and listen to that one if you want to hear it. But Melissa Luke, who is his wife, now they recently married, and there's a reason for that. She's forty nine years old. She has been arrested for crimes against nature directly related to this case against Ricky. So she has been put in jail. She self reported to jail to be booked, and I wanted to let everybody know kind of what crimes against Nature is because it's kind of a confusing statue. So it's Louisiana Revised Statue fourteen eighty nine, and it criminalizes unnatural carnal copulation by a human with another same or opposite sex, or with an animal. It covers non procreative sexual acts such as anal or oral sex, and can apply to certain incestuous relationships. Now don't think this involves animals.

29:26 I don't know. I don't think it. So it's one of the other things, or maybe a combination of the other things. Convictions, incidentally, can include up to five years in prison, a two thousand dollars finer both. Yeah, And so obviously from what we've seen in the documentary and all of that, this would include that her daughter was brought into this whole story and there were questions about his relationship and all this kind of stuff. So for her to be arrested here and be charged with that, it's looking like exactly what makes everybody pretty uncomfortable That there's some type of sexual relationship going on. But there's Ricky. There's a wife and there is the daughter.

30:08 Now what yeah, let's you say what it is. It's a threesome involving daughter in her mom and her husband and the stepdad like which would be the stepdad of the daughter. He's a six shit. So he's also charged with what they called third degree rape. So that's going to be that's the former ten counts. Yeah, that's the former simple rape charge, which we change the name, and I agree it shouldn't be simple rpequis. But that's because it's you know, without consent thing. Now, what's what's interesting here, and some things that I was curious about is that if they both have the crime against nature charge, I am curious as to why it's not being bumped up to aggravated.

30:48 And the reason I say that is because aggravated crime against nature is whenever. Well, there's lots of reasons it could be that, but one of them is that if it's your biological child, your stepdaughter, or even an adoptive kid, then that ups how that ups the sick level, That ups the problem here, because I mean, if you have a step parent, you would be like look right, you'd be like fuken thinking about this, but that's kind of what's going on. If that's the case, that's going to even put more time if it was upgraded. We don't know what's going to happen here, but I mean that would that's up to a fifty thousand dollars fine and you know, five to twenty years, so I'll be curious to see where that goes. She does only have one count here, so that's kind of interesting to me too, compared to all the counts he has. Yeah, you know, but it's it's still unraveling. So we'll see where this one is. But y'all need to go watch that documentary if if you don't, if you have nothing to do and you want to see something interesting, go find that Doublewares Dunks and it'll get you all updated on what's going on here. Yeah, right here in our neck of the woods. But we're not going to even go far because and this one hits close se y'all, because we know this victim here, a beloved crossing guard, has died after being struck by an alleged drunk driver in Livingston Parish.

32:00 And on Thursday, April the thirtieth, the Livingston Parish Sheriff's office revealed in a Facebook post that Katie Wells was fatally hit by a vehicle on Louisiana Highway sixteen at around three point thirty local time. The incident took place during the afternoon school dismissal. She had served Livingston Parish in multiple capacities over the last forty years. And so I think that's a testament to why so many people, including myself, are so hurt by this because I knew miss Katie. I know Jim, and I know your wife was close with Miss Katie. Everybody knew Miss Katie in this parish. Now, the guy was arrested and he was brought to jail. It was revealed that his name is Darren Gudo, sixty four years old, and when they put him in jail, it was first fence DWI and vehicular homicide.

32:53 Then to add insult to injury, we got an update that he actually had another DWI. This was his second offense after officials found that he had a prior arrest in September of twenty twenty two. And so lots of outpouring of grief and just you know, distress over this, even if you didn't know miss Katie personally, everyone in this parish knew her because they drove through her crossing zone. And people who said, I never spoke to her, but oh my god, no, I see her every morning. No, no, no, it just is the impact that is just echoing around our parish. Yeah, and impact is a great word for that, because that's what she had. Look, I'm telling y'all you may be thinking, you know, how entertaining can a crossing guard be.

33:39 People would go out of their way to let Miss Katie direct them through an intersection. She was so good at it, and she was no spring chicken. She's seventy four years old and out there directing traffic to an extent that a twenty year old couldn't do it, you know. I mean, just is incredible, just really really good at her job. As a matter of fact, I used to joke and say, I need to go out there and just film her every day and drop it on TikTok and I can make a ton of money for me and or because she was just so good at it, loved her job. She had a major impact on this community.

34:19 Thoughts and prayers out five children of course all adults now, but nonetheless they are I'm sure, really hurting, and so my thoughts and prayers of course go out to them. And I want to add this to that. Last night we had a beautiful vigil held at the school where she worked. Hundreds of people showed up to that vigil, people who didn't even know her students, and it was just a beautiful example of how every hero doesn't always have to make you know, it doesn't always have to have Superman status. Some heroes are simply crossing guards in a parish, and she made that difference in this parish.

35:02 And so to everyone that knew or and loved her, please know that when we say our hearts and our prayers are with you, we're hurting with you. And people need to do better. Darren Gudo, shame on you. Yeah, there's little people in this world that I consider more scum than drunk drivers, because I consider it's such a selfish criminal act. There are way too many options out there these days than to get in the car when you've been drinking. Uber is the simplest thing in the world, or whatever the other one is the I guess the competition to Uber, what is it? Left? One of those things, any of those are so easy to do. Look, when I was freaking in college, you had to wait for a taxi for two and a half hours, but we did it. Yeah, and time, well, we had a designated driver. What time of the day makes no difference.

35:50 You should not jump in a vehicle when you've been drinking. You know what I'm saying. It is three o'clock in the afternoon, of three o'clock in the morning. What I'm saying, though, is that it was three point thirty in the afternoon in school zone. Like, damn, you shouldn't drive drunk. Ever, wouldn't. But I'm just saying it's adding insult to injury here that that you're you're drinking and driving, which is horrific. Then you're willing to just go blowing through a school zone where there's children, And this lady gave her life to try to stop you so that you would not hit a bus full of children. And I know I'm getting animated here, but this is just, to your point, so preventable. Yeah, So do we know it hasn't been released that I've seen whether he was speeding or not, whether he just lost control of his vehicle. Uh, do we know any of that?

36:38 Well, nothing officially that I can say that I can report to. But I do know that people that were near and on the scene said that he struck her and then he just kept driving and then he eventually pulled over a little further down the road. I mean, it doesn't matter it resulted in the death. I was just curious ifted. Nothing official to go, but you know, children on the bus saw this happen. Yeah, and horrific and then her life is gone, and just to that point, and I won't don't mean to belabor it, but y'all, she volunteered. That was not even her school where she got struck. She was she was assigned to a different school, but for the safety of the kids, because that was such a major highway, she would get in her car and drive.

37:22 After she left Seventh ward, she would drive down to Gray's Creek and then she would volunteer to help work that highway because it was so dangerous. And she lost her life in the and I would say, in the line of duty here, and we all were just blessed to have her out there work in that traffic. All right, look, I'm gonna say this right now. If you're hopefully you don't want to sen to the show. This is not a kid for endly shot. There's too much, too much crime going on to let the kids lessen. But if for some reason they're in a room or even with the earshot, take them out of the room now, because this one it can get a little wild. I'm to tell you about a JP Morgan executive. Her name is Lorna Hodgdini, and Lorna hodge DEENI was a high ranking executive, thirty seven years old, incidentally, just absolutely gorgeous woman for all into it and it matters in this case.

38:21 And I'm going to tell you why she gets a lawsuit filed on her. This is April twenty seventh of twenty twenty six, and that lawsuit was filed under the pseudonym John Doe. And this is typically done when you see these sexual harassment cases, and it's because someone you know doesn't want to make it public that they were sexually arrested. Totally get it. But in this case it was a little bit different. It was a male filing against a female, which is enough to kind of raise some of my brows because you don't just don't see that a lot. Certainly it can happen, but it's not a common thing now. According to the now retracted complaint, the alleged abuse began in spring of twenty twenty four, shortly after Hodge Deeny and Rana. His last name is Rana.

39:07 I'm not even gonna try to pronounce his first name. But they join JP Morgan Chase and she becomes his boss. And it paints a lured picture of coercion that you're just not gonna believe. So I'm gonna give you some incidents that he reported against her in this lawsuit. It's pretty wild. In one early incident in May of twenty twenty four, near Rana's desk, Hodge Deeny drops her pin right, she rubs his lay allegedly allegedly dropped her pen, and he says when she picked her pin up, she rubs his leg. She squeezed his calf, and she remarked, and I'm quoting here, Oh, you did play basketball in college.

39:53 I love basketball players. They get me so wetuote later and you know, if that actually happened, that's not cool. Right later that month, after Rana supposedly declined drinks from her, she was inviting him to go have drinks. She started getting aggravated about this. This woman allegedly was not used to being turned down, and she said, if you don't f me soon, I'm going to ruin you. Never effing forget I own you. She allegedly propositioned him for oral sex on multiple occasions, taunting BIRTHDAYDJ for the brown boy, my little brown boy, and y'all, he was of Indian descent, so basically some racial remarks there. The most graphic allegation centered around encounters at Rana's Manhattan apartment in the summer of twenty twenty four. Hi Judini purportively showed up unannounced, removed her shirt, fined her breast in front of him, and sneered, quote, I bet I can't believe she said this, y'all.

40:59 I bet your little Asian fish head wife doesn't have these cannons. This is not made up, y'all. This is real. This is inside the documents. You can't make this shit up. So he resisted that, he says allegedly, and then she allegedly removed his pants and performed oral sex on him against his will, raped him, that's what he's saying. Rna reportedly protested and began crying, hodge Deni allegedly snaps, quote, don't start f in crying. You think anyone would believe you? You're an f and douchebag who thinks he's hot shit, but you can't even get your penis hard for me? What the F is this? She then alleged allegedly ordered him to perform oral sex on her. In a second alleged department encounter the same period, hodge Deni reportedly forced Rana to suck her toes sucrtage just like just like last week when we covered the foot fast.

42:06 I was about to say, maybe she needs to She. Pushes him to the ground. She sits on his face, and she'd berated him for failing to maintain an erection. When he begged I'm very uncomfortable. Please Lord, and please, I'm begging you, she allegedly laughed and made a racist remark about the taste of his genitals. At least your genitals didn't taste like curry. I swear she said that it's in the document. Allegedly, the complaint further alleged hodge Deeny drugged Rana with hippin'ol, which is Rufy's right, Okay, and an erection enhancing substance I would imagine like biagra, and drugs him without his knowledge to facilitate these encounters.

42:51 In late September of twenty twenty four, she screamed about his business performance and threatened, if you don't f my brains out tonight will make you pay. I'm going to sabotage your promotion. Rona claimed he submitted out of fear. So Hodge DEENI reportedly called him all kinds of names that I'm not even going to get into that will be considered racially insulting names for someone of Indian descent. And so he files this internal complaint in May of twenty twenty five based on this harassment, and according to him, JP Morgan retaliated by placing him on What's none as involuntarily.

43:33 Basically they said, we're going to investigate this, but you can't work here while we're doing it. He said. At that point, they liked him out of the system and basically blackballed him. Now, the next day, after this lawsuit drops, Hodge DEENI and JP Morgan come out and they say what you think they would have said. They say, this guy's full of shit. None of this happened. He's making this whole thing up. Well, as soon as they do that, all of a sudden, he were cants his lawsuit and the recanching gets pulled off of the internet. So it's in the New York filing system. Anybody can download it.

44:17 It gets pulled off and it and it basically said being adjusted from for errors. So there were some errors in there, probably everything he said yeah before it's upload So I don't know if this happened didn't happen, But I thought that's pretty hard about Yeah, all right, so this doesn't mean it didn't happen. Yeah, this is where I'm at. We don't know, right, we don't know. We don't know. So with that blanket statement there that we don't know, there's a few things that when I read that, because I read the article multiple times to understand exactly what's going on. And the thing is that I am a huge fan of evidence. Okay, I'm a huge fan of evidence. And they stated in there at some point that whenever he was asked about the filing, he refused about information to help with the case or whatever, that he refused to cooperate after he filed the lawsuit and there was a there was more to this that said he also had gone in before he quit or whenever he was leaving, and he had tried to make a demand for some type of money before he left, and that they would not do that.

45:28 And so I don't know. Again, we don't know, but I'm getting the feeling only based on the articles because I was not there. But I feel like he may have filed this in hopes of maybe getting some type of quick settlement, easy money, thinking that, oh my god, this high they can afford to pay me this money. It would be an easy money grab because these are huge claims. I mean, these are absolutely huge claims that they know. You know, you can't unring the bell. I mean, we have just said this woman's name and said some horrific things that allegedly he's saying occurred. But then he's not willing to work with that. They're pulling the lawsuit down.

46:09 I think that there's an issue here because he gets the benefit of being a John Doe's status at first, makes these horrific claims. Apparently they come back swinging, and I don't think that I have ever if I was forced into a sexual situation with somebody that I did not want. Why did he then open the door when she allegedly came back multiple times after that at this apartment. I'm just not I'm not buying it. It's not passing the test for me. And I think that this was a quick money grab and shame for shame if it's not real, because this woman is now going to be drug through the mud. Well and look on the air, you know, the internet, it's undefeated, right, And this thing went viral in one day, and there's one reason for that. As I said this, this is a very attractive woman. And so you see this on like Facebook or on Twitter, ax or whatever, and they've got a picture of her that says that she's sexually harassing this guy, and every dude in the world is saying bullshit. This duve was not crying.

47:19 You know. I don't know if it's BS or not, but I can tell you it seems. Pretty sucks. I don't believe him. I don't forget a right not to believe me. I don't believe him. I don't have no evidence one way or the other, but I don't either. And I think that even if she comes back and follows, you know, a defamation lawsuit or something like that. It'll never, It'll never, you know, we don't know. But I don't believe him based on everything I've seen either, and she that for shit. I would be mortified if I was that woman, that someone would say that about me, especially if it wasn't true. Good lord, all right, let's move to New Orleans, which is just right down the road.

48:00 And we covered recently that there had been a massive jail break, the biggest one in the state for sure, and now there's been an update to this. So the Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hudson was indicted Wednesday on thirty felony counts, including malfeasance in office, obstruction of justice, and falsifying public records, following a special grand jury investigation into last year's mass escape of ten inmates from the Orleans Justice Center. Now the charges stem from the May sixteenth, twenty twenty five jail break, which was one of the largest in recent US history, in which inmates used a hole behind a ripped out toilet in a cell to crawl to freedom, triggering a month's long manhunt involving hundreds of federal, state and local officials. So the Louisiana Attorney General, Liz Merle, announced the indictment, saying that a state probe found Hudson's office failed to address these long standing security deficiencies, including defective locks, poor maintenance, and ignored warnings that enabled the escape. Hudson, who is set to leave office as her term ends on Monday, was booked into the Jefferson Parish jail Wednesday night before being released on a three hundred thousand dollars bond. She was ordered to surrender her passport and she has to stay in Louisiana. So Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office chief financial officer Bianca Brown was also indicted on twenty similar felony counts. The indictment does not allege that Hudson or Brown directly assisted the inmates in the escape, but it accuses them of systemic failures in

49:32 oversight and of allegedly obstructing the subsequent investigation by filing or maintaining false public records. Allton escapees were eventually recaptured, and the breakout drew national attention as long as as well as intense criticism of the chronically troubled Orleans Parish jail system which has a history of security lapses under multiple sheriffs. Now, Hudson's entire campaign that she ran was on jail reform, but faced ongoing scrutiny over conditions at the facility. Her office has not yet issued a public statement on any of these charges. The case was investigator investigated by the Louisiana AG's Office and a state auditor.

50:14 A bill of indictment details the alleged offenses, which date back to at least twenty twenty two, and legal analysts describe the prosecution of a sitting sheriff as very unusual, noting that while jail escapes have occurred under previous sheriffs, none resulted in criminal charges against the top official. So the indictment caps a difficult chapter in her tenure, and it's calling for greater accountability and reform in the jail operations. Yeah, and a blind man could see this was going to happen six months ago. You don't have the biggest jail break in the history of the state of Louisiana and not the people at the top paying for it. And the bottom line is she was a sheriff, and you know, at the end of the day, everything so her fault, whether it is or not. And I'm sure that they started investigating this things and this thing and found a lot of lacks of daisical things that she was doing relative to leading that department, and they were able to tie that back to probably some of the reasons that these ten inmates were able to escape and dangerous inmates of that.

51:25 Yeah, these weren't just you know, someone who who's stolen apple. I mean, these are murderers some of them that got that got out and who stolen apple. That strange. Well, I'm just saying like this. These aren't some minor drunks on a corner or something. Like that stolen apple. These are some serious charges. Now, I understand that someone's got to take the fall for this massive embarrassment. What I don't understand, though, is that we've got now falsified documents on behalf of a financial officer, and so I do take great issue with that and the fact that the sheriff was charged with this as well. There's something to this because I I believe that the AG's office understands that, you know, duty and honor and all of that as far as law enforcement goes, But now you're false fine documents. There's a lot of stink on this, more.

52:16 Than just taking a c IF. I definitely going down for that. And the surprising thing to me was they already have a new sheriff in place, and that's an elected position, so that kind of blew my mind a little bit. Well, they have to have a I'm sure they have to have a temporary but who appoints that I don't know. I actually should probably know that. But it might be that the second in command became the first in command. I don't know, maybe chain of command just took over. It could be, but I would imagine at some point they're going to have a special election they re elect another sheriff. Sure, this person might just be a fill in. Until that's Yeah, I'm assuming this is probably the person that was underneath I was trying to see I don't have a picture of the person. Who took over chief deputy.

52:56 Yeah, I was trying to look at brass or something. But yeah, I'm interested this one because Wow, for the Ages Office to go after a law enforcement official, there's there's a lot there. All right, let's go to Hollywood, California. Indeed, and uh, are you a fan of the Rock, I am. If you smell what the rock is cooking. I thought you're gonna say, have you ever smelled the rock? I'm gonna be like, no. Do you know what if you smell the rock is cooking? Is it sounds like meth? But I don't watch you don't watch wrestling. You now, I started out in wrestling. I do know that. And he would say, if you smell what the rock is cooking, I don't get it. What is this second week in a row? She's like, she didn't know who koajack? This week? She don't know who the Rock is.

53:37 I know who the Rock is. I don't know what cooking rock. It's on the mess. Smell what the rock is cooking? I watch boxing. Okay, anyway, let's so let's get into let's get into uh this story. Dwayne the Rock Johnson was pulled over by LAPB police officers and get this, just minutes after leaving a star studded Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony honoring his friend in co star Emily Blunt. The fifty three year old actor and former WWE superstar had attended the joint ceremony for Blunt and Stanley Tussey at the Old Capitan Theater in Hollywood Boulevard. On Hollywood Boulevard, Johnson, who co star would Blunt in the twenty twenty one Disney film Jungle Cruise, and the biopic that has been airing just for a little while now, might still be in theaters.

54:35 I saw it the Smashing Machine. Actually it's out of theaters now, delivered a warm speech praising his colleague, saying, every single day, knowing Emily, as many of us do, this is a grateful woman who will wake up feet on the ground being grateful for every moment. So he goes to this event, he leaves and as he's leaving, he's driving a black SUV. He gets star by LAPD police officers less than two miles from this ceremony on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and they pull him over. And he's like, what am I being pulled over for? And guess what they pulled him over for? Tell me a legal tent? Yeah, a llegal tent. You're pulling over the freaking rock for illegal They didn't know it was the rock in the car. They knew it was the rock.

55:23 They want an autograph on that freaking ticket, So they pull him over and they tell him, hey, your window tent is too dark. Rock, And video footage captured that brief traffic stop and the Rock look, he's he is just cool as a cucumber out there, very nice, very polite. Uh. He remained out of the driver's side door, uh, not wanting the officers to feel threatened. And y'all, the Rock's a big dude. I'm sure we've all seen the Rock. Uh. He's about sixty five and he's he's bigger than most twenty year olds and ripped the shreds. So he doesn't want to make any fast made immense. But the police officer staying there, they say, you getting a ticket for No. Tenth.

56:04 They ride him the ticket, He thanks him very much for their service and he leaves. Yeah, And I think I actually have this nailed down. I know exactly what happened here. I think that he has illegally dark tent for his own safety and privacy because he is famous, and he knows that the paparazzi are going to be taking pictures of him twenty four to seven. He knows that he may have his children in the car or whatever. Now. I also think that he knows that his ille. His tent is illegal. I don't think that he cares, and I think let me but listen, I'm saying this actually in his defense, agree with absolutely. In his defense, I think he's rich enough to say, you know what, I know it's illegal. It's for my own safety. But I am no different than anybody else. So I will pay the fine anytime that I get pulled over. But I think that this is one of those things where he's like, it's worth it.

56:50 It's worth the cost of the ticket for me to not have people chasing me down the highways taking pictures of me. This is a legit dude historically making and I'm not surprised by any of this. His behavior was on point. He's a good guy. Why is he driving his own vehicle because he's a person the rock Bruh, you're not a person, Yeah, you're the rock. No he's not. That's the thing. He's down there. He lives, He lives no kind of life like you and I live and never will. And that's not a throwing shade on him. I love the Rock, but the Rock could be driven everywhere and stay out of these Probably it's kind of like Tiger Woods Tiger Woods. You know, is flipping vehicles, flipping vehicles left right and sideways, and I'm like, why are you even driving? You could pay a driver and every day of your life because I respect it.

57:48 But you know, he's real people, and I bet you this is the deal. He wanted to go there, drive his own car. He could go, drive into a back gate, no one would know it was him. He could get back in his car and he could leave. No one would know his him because of the tent. But the cop him over and then writes in the ticket, Well, I mean it's that's not a negotiable. I mean it's too dark. However, he would write, you would get the ticket. Yeah you sure about that? I'd write take about yeah, you would write me do that? Don't mean I ain't never been pulled over and I got a ticket. I'm calling everyone in living supares to write Jim tickets. The ain't an listening, They ain't gonna listen. Well, shout out to the rock, yeah for not you know, being a Hollywood jerk and saying do you know who I am?

58:33 I'm the Rock? Uh. He took his medicine and you're right, he probably I don't know how much illegal ten is one hundred dollars ticket or something like that. He could get a million of them and it's not gonna bother him. So yeah, well, and you know what, to that point, paparazzi laws and I don't mean to go down rabbit hole. I'm not, but paparazzi laws don't seem to protect these people. And I know for a fact they try to spur these people get a mad uh weave in and out of traffic to try to and try to get it's dangerous, and uh, we don't live that life. To that point, we don't live that life. We don't know what it's like. And so for safety reasons, I can understand it. And he did the right thing. He's gonna pay the ticket and go out his day. Life's good, and. He probably likes to be funny if it had nothing to do with and he's just like, no, it just looks say, Kelly, stupid woman.

59:22 Yeah, all right, we're going to go in a totally different direction here and we're gonna go to Natchez, Mississippi. So, a twenty nine year old Mississippi man has been charged with first and second degree murder, mayhem and tampering with physical evidence after authority say he killed his sixty two year old retired teacher mother, dismembered her body, and then was caught flushing pieces of her flesh down a toilet. So Adams County Sheriff Travis Patten described the April fourth discovery inside of Leanna Brown Bradley's Natches home as by far the most heinous crime that I've ever witnessed in my entire entire life, and he added, this this is a case that follows you. Home. Deputies responded to a welfare check after Bradley's oldest son reported that he had not heard from his mama. When officers arrived, they found the home being aggressively cleaned with chemicals. The floors were slippery, there was a smell of cleaning agents that just filled the air, and in a downstairs bathroom, deputies encountered Zachary Level Jackson Junior, which is Bradley's youngest son and he lived with her, actively flushing what they called a black substance down the toilet. That substance was later confirmed to be his mother's flesh. So a plumber was called to remove the toilet and it revealed additional human remains lodged down inside of the pipes. A search of the two acre property uncovered more dismembered body parts, including Miss Bradley's head in a wooded area and other pieces stuffed inside of a suitcase. Sheriff Patton said Jackson had chopped her

1:00:54 up in pieces and dismembered her in a way that whoever may have come looking for her would have had to have done their due diligence to find her. Miss Bradley was a beloved educator with more than thirty years in the Natchez classrooms. She was a published poet and had recently threatened to a victor's son the day before her death, and she had even gone to the extent of going to court trying to seek his removal from her home. Family members told investigators that her son was mentally unstable. Jackson waved his right to a preliminary hearing on April twenty eighth and is being held without bond. The case has been forwarded to a grand jury, and no motive beyond the eviction dispute has been publicly confirmed. I think it's kind of captain obvious there that he's mentally unstable. Yeah, you know, I come across a lot of articles and things like that that it's the familiar homicides where it's family members killing family members.

1:01:48 Yeah, and she's just you look at her. She's a classy, beautiful woman. And he looks a bit disheveled in his arrest photo. This is a shame too, because you know, in I know Louisiana and in other states. Sure, but if someone lives in your home, even if it's not their home, they live in your home as their primary address for so many days they claim residency there, you can't just make them leave, even if you pay the house note, even if you own the home, you have to go through actual eviction proceedings. And the fact that he was mentally, allegedly mentally ill here, that's scary. And your own mother is going to court to get you out. That tells you how dangerous she must have felt the situation was, and unfortunately she paid with her life.

1:02:29 Yeah, goly Man, I can't and flushing her remains down a toilet, I can't think of anything more disrespectful outside of killing her that you can do. Let's go to California and we're going to tell you about another superstar, Hollywood esque type person and this is pop superstar. Britney spears. She pleaded guilty Monday to a reduced charge of reckless driving. This is in relation to her DUI case that occurred in March. Under her plea deal, she did avoid jail time. She did get twelve months of probation, a substance abuse education program, and mandatory mental health treatment. So she's forty four years old now. Britney spears. She didn't actually appear in court. She had her attorneys, her representatives there appear for her, and she took a plea on behalf to a misdemeanor. And the name of this misdemeanor is one I'm gonna need Kelly to explain to me. Okay, a wet reckless violation.

1:03:36 I don't think that we actually have that in the state of Louisiana worded that way, but I think that this is going to be that you're you have some type of intoxicant that has caused you to be impaired of some sort Okay, that's strange. They call it wet reckless violation. Yeah, the obvious inference, right, yeah, Yeah, So it covers reckless driving including alcohol and drugs, so you were correct. The original dui charge was dismissed. Spears was arrested by the California Highway Patrol on March fourth after officers spotted her driving her BMW too fast and radically.

1:04:16 She was charged with one count of misdemeanor driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and yet another person that could pay to ask someone else drive her. Yeah, if she's drinking right. Ventura County Superior Court Commissioner Matthew Nemerson sentenced her to that twelve month approbation. She had some fines, She's got to go to do some thirty hours in court of classroom instruction, things of that nature. Someone else is going to do for her, I'm sure things of that nature. Now. As part of the plea deals, Spears agreed to continue mental health and substance abuse treatment. She must see a cologist once a week and a psychiatrist twice a month, so she did get a little bit of mental health stuff involved in that. She hasn't publicly commented on the case, but it's not her first kind of go around with driving while intoxicated or under the influence. Eighteen years ago, she actually had a two thousand and seven d u I r US that led to a driver's license suspension.

1:05:22 She has remains active on social media. If you've seen her Instagram, she's it is one of the weirdest things I've ever seen. But I'll say it's about Britney Spears. There ain't There's very few people on this earth that know what it's like to be Britney Spears. Britney Spears was heavily abused until about four years ago by her parents basically let me controlling her entire life to a disgusting degree. Let me add this real quick. I did do some research while you were talking, and it says a wet reckless in California is basically a plea bargained reduction of a DUI involving alcohol. But basically it's because if if your blood alcohol content was like near point zero eight, but maybe wasn't quite there and the evidence or the evidence might be a little bit weaker, that's how they're able to do that that plea reduction on that. So again, I'm not an expert in California law or anything, but this is my issue right now, and I maybe it's because I'm heightened right now in my emotions over Miss Katie, but someone's abuse or not, horrible life or not, this is eventually going to escalate. And I don't want someone else to get hurt. And I don't want anything to happen to Britney either, you know what I'm trying to say, Like, there's a lot going on. Clearly there's a mental health issue happening. If you look at her Instagram, if you look at her social media.

1:06:46 That's what I was talking about. I'm not talking about her, yes, I'm just talking. About her mental stability is not there because she was mentally abused in a lot of way, right. And we're seeing the effects though on that. Yeah, And we're seeing the effects of that is and I'm totally empathetic or sympathetic to that plight that she has been. Absorb butt give her a license drink right and right? And so it's been pled down to a misdemeanor and so what nothing's going to happen and then what happens when someone gets killed? Like what happens? I know, but this is what her second Yeah, So how many chances are we going to give people? I mean, I don't know, you could put her in jail for the rest of her life.

1:07:28 I don't think we should do that either, But I think that you know, this mental health counseling, that we need some type of improvement, not just a doctor who's going to sign off on it for you know, some cash and say she's fine, because she's not, and everybody sees that. I want her to get helped. Like, genuinely, I wish Britney could get better because she's very talented and very important to a lot of people. You know, she's not con I think like Elvis Presley or uh, you know, Michael Jackson. She's way up there, man, definitely. But they also had their issues with drugs. Didn't they see see connection there? Yeah? I do. All right, let's go to Texas, all right, right?

1:08:09 And this was one I think that shocked both of us because we weren't aware that this is a thing here. But a Texas medical spa owner was indicted on felony murder and then other charges in the twenty twenty three death of a forty seven year old mother who suffered a cardiac arrest event. And it was all due to receiving an intravenous what they call cocktail of the vitamins and electrolytes that the authorities are saying were administered too quickly and there wasn't proper medical oversights. I want to ask you real quick, have you ever gotten one of those infusions? The vitamin infusions and all that kind of stuff. So my husband works outdoors and sometimes he'll get in this South Louising a hot, muggy heat. He'll get overheated and he'll make him feel six six sick, so he would go get those I've never thought twice about it.

1:08:55 I never thought it could be an issue, and this is actually opening my eyes to it. So ambern col Johnson, who owns the Luxe Medspa by Amber Johnson in Worth Them, turned herself in after a grand jury returned with an indictment charging her with murder, manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, and multiple counts of delivery of a dangerous drug, practicing medicine without a license, and then tampering or fabricating physical evidence. They set her bond at sixty nine thousand dollars. So basically what happened was Johnson was accused of giving this IV infusion herself to Jennifer Cleveland. This was back on July tenth of twenty three, and she got there at ten fifty five am. Johnson began the treatment at eleven four. Now, the infusion had vitamin B complex ascorbic acid and then vitamin B twelve electrolytes, all those things. But what I didn't realize was you have to have a prescription for this solution because it's got potassium chloride, and if you give that too quickly, that is what poses the risk of a cardiac event. So, according to the court documents, the Texas Medical Board did an investigation and Johnson, who does not hold a medical license, administered the solution is in this way too fast of a manner. And so at eleven thirty one, right after the treatment started, that's whenever Miss Cleveland started saying, look, I don't feel well.

1:10:16 So Johnson sat her up, said, oh, take some deep breaths. But she then lost consciousness and then she had no pulse, so the Johnson lady started doing CPR. She did find a vape pen inside of Miss Cleveland's brawl and she pulled that out. Continued the resuscitation. Tried to call nine to one one twice from the SPA's phone, but the line was busy, so she didn't get through, and then she used her cell phone and called EMS. They responded very quickly where they took her straight to the hospital, but she was dead within three year four minutes of arrival, they pronounced her dead. So the final autopsy results showed her death was cause of a sudden cardiac death of uncertain ideology and the manner was ruled as unknown. But in the report they noted that the IV therapy cannot be ruled in or ruled out as contribution to why she died. And the postmortem toxicology came back, which is important because it said that there was tremadol and trazodone in her system and that was not administered by the SPA.

1:11:18 So trazodone and tremidol are like tranquilizers of types like trazodone you can take it for sleep aid and some other things. So just earlier too, Miss Cleveland had posted how great that SPA was and that they do a great job, and she had signed consent forms indicating that she had no ch chronic medical conditions. She said she wasn't on medicine and that she was not under a physician's care. So what comes to light now with all of that said, is that there had already been some citations handed down against a doctor that actually owned that facility because there was no medically licensed personnel present and there was no little to no training on what to do if there were complications when they were administering this stuff.

1:12:06 And so you've got to have, like I said, a prescription to do this, and people can get in a bind quickly. So the attorney comes forward and said, look, my client cooperated fully with the grand jury, provided surveillance video secure the IV bag. The Texas Medical Boards twenty twenty four review highlighted that there was multiple failures at the SPA, including no protocols. I mean, it just seems like this was done just very willy nilly and they were just making their money. The SPA did close immediately after this, and doctor Michael Patrick Gallagher, who was the medical director was notified as suit as it had happened, but he was not present that day. Now, doctor Gallagher is an anesthesiologist that's based in Frisco, which is one hundred miles away, if not more. He had to turn himself in as well, and he's facing charges of murder manslaughter, criminally negligent hamas side and multiple counts of delivery of a dangerous drug, and his bond exceeded the ninety six thousand.

1:13:05 But what caught my attention was the Medical Board had previously suspended his license citing his failure to supervise Johnson and the spas operations. So he had already been told you're not doing this right. So he hasn't yet entered his plea. And this is now really put into the spotlight that these medical spas that are offering these medicine, I mean, these vitamins and all of that, they can be dangerous. Yeah, I would say ninety nine point nine percent of the time, they're great for you. I know a lot of people would get those vitamin infusions have no problems with them. But you know, you got to have someone on staff that is qualified medically, and obviously that was a big issue here.

1:13:49 Yeah, So I mean risk assessment alone should tell you that this is improper. This is just to that point. You know, it's important to make sure when you go get this stuff done, is there a medical person and on staff in the event something goes wrong, you know, take care of what you put into. Your body all right, let's go to Miami and a US Secret Service agent was arrested early Monday after he allegedly followed hotel guests in a menacing manner and then masturbates in front of them at a Double Tree hotel near the Miami International Airport. John Spilman, who is thirty three of Marble Falls, Texas and based in Washington, d C. Was taken into custody by the Miami Dade Sheriff's Office just after midnight after being arrested at the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel on a misdemeanor charge of indecent exposure.

1:14:40 According to the arrest warrant, the incident unfolded late Sunday night on the hotel sixth floor. Guests told deputies they were in the lobby when Spilman again following them, leaving them quote in fear for their lives. The victims were treated into the room, where they spotted Spilman masturbating next to their door. They called hotels security, who will arrived to find him with his pants still lowered and continuing the act in the hallway. Spilman had been assigned to the South Florida Department as part of a security perimeterer perimeter screening detail for President Donald Trump's visit to the PGA Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral. His official duties ended Sunday and he was off duty at the time of the incident. The Secret Service placed Spilman on administrative lead pending the outcome of the criminal investigation. Quote. The alleged conduct is unacceptable and stands in start contrast to the professionalism integrity I demand in our personnel that from the chief of the Secret Service, this agency takes these matters very serious. Consequently, the individual has been placed on leave.

1:15:51 Spilman was booked into the Turner Night Congrectional Center and a judge set his bond at just one thousand dollars during's bond hearing, and he's expected to be released after pasting bond and scheduled to return back to court on May twenty seven. Okay, suggestion, maybe you need to do some secret servicing of yourself, don't do it in public work for the Secret Service. But no, I think that bond is way too low. I do not take kindly to this is sexual predation. I don't care who you work for. If you have the audacity to pull your pants down and be masturbating outside of a door in public. There's something incredibly wrong with you.

1:16:32 Now that doesn't say in this article, but I would almost bet you every dollar I have he was either drunk out of his mind or he was drugged out of his mind. I would probably agree, But either way, come down. I'm not making an expense. I'm just saying unbecoming dude. This is a secret service agent. They are vetted to the core, like this ain't an officer. That was you know, a deputy and a really small town with four people there and it's barny fight. This guy's been vetted. This guy's, you know, in every aspect of his life, probably a professional, and then does something like this. It seems to me this might be drug or alcohol related. I would almost bet on it, but no excuse masturbate and privacy.

1:17:24 Yeah dude, Yeah, I don't know. I just sex acts like that bother me. Even if you're a great person and you messed up in your hammer drunk, why would you do just because you're drunk? Like, why is that the thing you go to? My go to move when I'm drunk is to dance and spill my drink everywhere. Not to go, you know, rip my clothes off and attack doors. What's your go to moving you're drinking, to rip. My clothes off and run naked through a building. I don't know. Look, I've done a lot of crazy stuff drunk. I've never done that. Yeah, but I've never done that. But you know, you know, don't get me started. Okay, all right, So what's start of the next time? Yeah, we're gonna be speaking of alcohol. And if there's anything that gets me fired up, it's when people hurt children.

1:18:08 And so this one's a hard one. A Louisiana jury has convicted a grandmother of manslaughter in the death of her four year old granddaughter, who authorities say was forced to drink a lethal amount of whiskey while on her knees as punishment for allegedly taking a sip from a bottle that was on the kitchen counter. Roxanne Record fifty seven, was found guilty in the April twenty first, twenty twenty second, or twenty twenty two death of China Record. According to Eber Parish authorities, Roxanne became angry after she thought that the toddler might have taken a sip from a Canadian missed whiskey that was left on the counter at the family's home. She forced the child to consume the remainder of the bottle, possibly more than half full, while the girl's mother, I think you would say this is kadja or kaja khadija. I don't know how you'd say. Record watched and this mother watched and did not intervene. The child was made to kneel in the hall in the hallway while drinking. First responders found the baby unresponsive just before eleven a m. And she was pronounced dead after efforts to revive her failed. They did an autopsy on this baby, y all. Her cause of death was acute alcohol poisoning and her blood alcohol concentration at four years old was zero point six', eight more than eight times the legal limit for an. Adult that you know that it's insane AND i mean just lethal for a child to have consumed this and during.

1:19:36 Legal for a lethal for an adult as. Well, yeah that's What i'm. Saying so if it's lethal for an, adult imagine what it did on this baby's. Body during the, Investigation Roxanne record told detectives she took quote full responsibility for the child's, death reported reportedly saying that she messed, up this went too far and that she had ruined everyone's. Lives Kadja khadija record gave inconsistent statements to the invest. Gators roxanne was initially charged with first degree murder and cruelty to a. Juvenile prosecutors presented evidence during her trial describing a pattern of harsh treatment Towards, china and the defense argued the death was a tragic accident and That roxanne ATTEMPTED cpr on the. Child the jerry convicted her of the lesser charge of. Manslaughter she faces up to forty years in prison and the sentencing is scheduled For august. Tenth so the daughter was also arrested and she was charged in connection with the, case but her court date is scheduled for next.

1:20:29 Month, yeah life in prison period. DONE i mean that that is as stupid an act As i've ever. Heard this is beyond. Stupid this is. Evil you know what alcohol does to an adult because you drink it and then you left it on the counter where the child could have gotten a hold of. It if she even, Did, jim if the child even did and then you put her on her knees and force her to guzzle. OUT i, mean an adult wouldn't want to do. That how this is just a? Manslaughter is beyond? Me? Abuse seemed like there was a tenth. There you should have known that we're killed. Her this is so Kill so that's? Intent so how is that? Manslaughter manslaughter is?

1:21:15 Killing the killing with no intent to? Kill, yeah but, Manslaughter, well but manslaughter also has an element that you have some sort of culpability in that person's. Death so, like you, know we can just leave it at. That BUT i JUST i don't understand how they got the. JURY i, mean this is how the system, works though justice. System they felt like it was met the muster of just. Manslaughter BUT i AM i am appalled by. This not everybody deserves to be a. Parent that child deserved, better and you are a horrific human. Being AND i don't care if you took responsibility for. IT i, mean it's too. Late, yeah it's too. Late that baby's dead and died a very miserable. Death, golly all.

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1:22:46 Thoughts, YEAH i do have some final. Thoughts, listen, guys please pay attention when you're in school, zones put your phones, down and be very very. Careful we do love all of y'all and we appreciate everything that you do for our. Show so let's do one kind thing for, everybody which is What Miss katie, asked that people do a kind thing every, day and so that's my. Request there you, go and we're gonna go into overtime for everybody. Else I'm Jim, Chapman I'm Kelly, jennings and we're your host of Crime Wire, weekly