RHOP’s the Osefos Heard the Sound of the Police! W/ Vanessa (@realitea_recap)

0:00 Speaker 1: Sounds struggling.

0:09 Speaker 2: Hello, Hello, Hello, beautiful, wonderful mixologists and mixologists of true crime. Welcome to October. The crime is abundant and we are haunted by a emergency Housewives.

0:27 Speaker 1: Scandal crime situation.

0:30 Speaker 2: And it happened to break right after I just finished putting out a bomb ass episode about the premiere of the House of Potomac with my Cus. Today Vanessa from Reality Recap, we had just finished spilling tea talking about the research she had done.

0:51 Speaker 1: The research I hadn't told y'all. She she knew. We was spilent. We were talking shading and a little deaf.

0:57 Speaker 2: We no that not even twenty four forty eight hours later, we be back again to talk to y'all about this here scandal with the old Cephos. Vanessa, how are you doing in these times? I cannot wait to get into this with you so like low Ki, I love you, know y'all know I love your Sephos. You know I love Wendy and I love my happy Eddie. Today what's in this thing is not happy Eddie. I'm reserving my feelings until I finished talking with you and processing.

1:32 Speaker 1: So how are you doing?

1:34 Speaker 2: How are you holding up in these wild times of housewife crimes.

1:41 Speaker 3: Holding on at the grips of my edges, a just tving to navigate real life, mom life, wife life, and on top of all of this information that continues to drop. You can hear my voice. I'm losing my voice, you know from all of the recording.

2:03 Speaker 1: And we would and live.

2:06 Speaker 2: You went live last night with a whole lawyer like that was thank you, like thank you for your voice sacrifice.

2:12 Speaker 3: Yes, I said, maybe maybe the tequila will help it come.

2:16 Speaker 2: Okay, y'all listen, y'all know I love to encourage all to mix something up, you know.

2:22 Speaker 1: Okay, shout out to Jami, thanks that.

2:28 Speaker 2: Irish and me is really cutting up right now with this Bailey's Oh.

2:33 Speaker 3: Kay, Garrita for this nonsense, America's dumbest criminals?

2:37 Speaker 1: What is for real? What's going on?

2:40 Speaker 2: Once upon a time we used to be a proper network where the girls had money and came on the show when they had money. Was there always one girl who was like ridiculously poorer than the rest, Yes, and we were always rooting for her to make it Hello Beth and new Franco.

2:55 Speaker 1: Once upon a time, like we really wanted.

2:57 Speaker 3: It for these crazy. Yes, thank you really wanted.

3:00 Speaker 1: It for those girls.

3:01 Speaker 2: But I've never there's a queer entering levels of the last maybe six seven, ten years, and we've been doing housewives for over twenty.

3:12 Speaker 1: We're entering the time where like not even living means baby, we are actively doing crimes allegedly to like well not even maybe alleged with the Osephos currently, but there there is an indictment.

3:28 Speaker 2: It is active. We'll get into that. But for some of these other girlies, they already convicted. So we really are living in a time of crimes. Like I even told Mark shout out to the Pink Pop Box. I was like, listen, I'll be home this weekend ruminating, getting my housewife on. I'm making, you know, a meal, prepping, I'm doing my things in case I gotta replace Wendy. You know where she goes. I'm around the corner. I'm practicing. I'm practicing right now. I was aiming form married to medicine. But baby go, you.

4:00 Speaker 3: Think they're gonna do a relay since just saying like one go in, one come out, and you're gonna take the place when she gone, I think so.

4:08 Speaker 2: I just feel like maybe and it may not be her choice. I don't think it's because Bravo wants to fire her. In fact, I think Andy is so like shuck. He's more like, no, we gotta save Wendy versus him talking about Jenshaw. He's like, get the lady out of my mentions. I don't ever want to talk about her again. So it's like concerning to be in this place. But at the same time, I should be prepared.

4:30 Speaker 3: No, Like, yeah, I think Andy was more upset with Jenshaw because they were set to do an interview before she turned herself in and she turned away from that.

4:41 Speaker 1: True, he does need this moment, like.

4:44 Speaker 3: He don't like stuff like that. But I am concerned, right because we see now that she Wendy was removed from the premiere of the House and the Wife Swap Housewives audition.

4:57 Speaker 2: Yeah, that's crazy. They pulled her episode complete.

5:00 Speaker 3: And they moved the premiere back. So and they're completely wiping her from the picture is the cast photo. The that does make me concerned. I think maybe you are absolutely correct. Maybe you should get your get your things in order in case it's minded, because I don't know, I mean, it would be such a disservice for this not to play out for us on this show, but I don't know. They seem to be taking this very seriously, and I'm confused because we've had a lot of Housewives criminals and I get that this isn't to be taken lightly.

5:42 Speaker 3: But she didn't endanger anyone's life. Yes, she endangered your premiums, your insurance premiums, but me, one else or you know. So I'm just i'mus. It's giving the line, it's always moving.

6:01 Speaker 2: No, it really is, okay, so y'all. I mean, I don't think anyone's living under a rock. This has made like real news. This has been with from like TMZ to shave Room. This is beyond just like Bravo content creators and Bravo people who barely watch two are obsessed. I've had texts from everybody like, I know, it's crazy of me to send you this, like thinking you haven't seen it, but you've seen this, right, I'm like, not only have I seen it? Thank you so much to all of you who send it to me. And you're thinking that, like, I know, you know you would know this, but it's made it to my world.

6:36 Speaker 2: But that's how big this is. This has made it to Real News Wendy and Eddie Osepho, which is crazy because just in the premiere they were talking about how well happy Eddie is doing, which I don't think is incorrect. I don't I think that sometimes how the rich stay rich is they do you know, different things like listen, I'll you know, always said yo, I'm quoting a scammer.

7:03 Speaker 1: That should tell you where we're at right now.

7:05 Speaker 2: You've always said that the only reason one that she got caught was because they were banks. The only reason they prosecuted were because these bank men, these people who do you know the man they liked her so much, they didn't do their due diligence or whatever. But because the bank lost something, the big money boys lost something, the insurance companies lost something.

7:28 Speaker 1: That's where the problem lies. Is it a scam and a fraud?

7:32 Speaker 2: Yes, I would love it's unfortunate, how un likely for it to be them, But how simply relatable or likely this scam is to like or this like what they're alleged to have done. It happens far more than it should now to the depths and the numbers of what they accomplished wrong, But impress it if I'm sorry, has a scam goddess myself.

8:03 Speaker 1: I listen, like you said, it's not hurting. Didn't hurt me?

8:06 Speaker 2: Okay, it's not like I'm on the road with Karen Huger while she's allegedly drinking and driving. You know what I'm saying, Like, didn't hurt me. I don't work at all State or all of them. I don't care. It's not my money. However, there are laws and things in place, and it is like day class, say, and very bad and then hard for the girlies who really experienced these things to get.

8:29 Speaker 1: What they are deserved or if they're deserving of.

8:32 Speaker 2: When you alleged that up to four hundred and thirty five thousand dollars worth of jewelry and other items and personal things were stolen or like not a thing and needed to be and submitting it to the insurance companies allegedly having multiple insurance policies out on the same things, allegedly, did you see the press conference by chance of the police.

9:03 Speaker 3: Yes, shout out to l you know, okay, well who let us know that the conference would be happening at three pm. I calmly walked my fingers over the Facebook in the Carroll County Sheriff's pace and made.

9:19 Speaker 1: I didn't drive up there. If I was still in mayl and I'd make the trip. It's far, No, it's far. Part of me is still wondering why they were out there.

9:28 Speaker 3: Well, apparently they live like they don't actually live in Potomac.

9:33 Speaker 1: They don't live anywhere close. Baby, They're further than Robin.

9:37 Speaker 3: Yes, like they're out in you know, not to offend anyone, but they out on the sticks and you chose to play Wes.

9:45 Speaker 1: It's true.

9:46 Speaker 3: Folks like this with the color of your skin.

9:49 Speaker 2: Are you kind of crazy to me? I'm not gonna lie. I did not. I know where Westminster is. It is not a place that I frequent. It's far, Like you're not going there people who live in Maryland, Like even when you live far, you still probably not in Carroll County. And I would not have expected that of them, specifically because they have lived elsewhere, like further into the action, you know what I mean. But that does make me question because here are some things to move from the home that they had, which was worth a good amount of money in a great area, great neighborhood in.

10:22 Speaker 1: Mcgomery County, not Potomac, but like.

10:24 Speaker 2: In Rockville nearby, which is expensive. The reference of that is Giselle purchased that run down home at some point and people really were shook at the sticker price of it, being like and they were like for that, I'm like, that's just Rockville. We don't make the rules, you know what I'm saying.

10:42 Speaker 1: So for them to go.

10:43 Speaker 2: From that when they okay, when they make a lot of money and had a lot of jobs, and then to move that far out where they could get a lot more for their money was confusing to me. And now we're hearing something about debt.

11:01 Speaker 3: Yeah. In the conference though, and we'll get into the details, guys, of everything that was said in the conference, But towards the end there was a reporter who acts was their suspected financial hardships that would drive them to do this? Now I do know. The US Weekly article said that it was, you know, it was alleged that they have financial issues, But the police department and their conference said they weren't clear on They were clear on that it was for a financial gain, but they don't know.

11:37 Speaker 3: One can only speculate was their financial issues or was it just to get ahead, to get some more money in the post.

11:46 Speaker 1: That's what I'm the team to.

11:48 Speaker 3: Buy some more things to make us think how rich they are on the next seasons. Because this happened last year when they were in the and they said that in the conference as well. They were in the middle of taping season I believe on the conference they said they were in the middle of taping season ten, So they were in the midteu of taping what we see now and telling us how rich they are and how well happy Eddie is doing. They were already telling us that right and.

12:24 Speaker 1: Presumably it was doing well it is.

12:27 Speaker 2: I think I'm really concerned that this is just straight up like greeding aesthetics, you know what I'm saying. And we've seen that before. We've seen allegations of such. We've not seen it maybe to this criminal level, like to the charges being pressed. Like not saying that they're being more criminal than anybody else, but like we've never seen it be prosecuted this way and this quickly. But I have seen it be possible to live among above your means but.

12:55 Speaker 1: For the sole purpose of esthetics.

12:57 Speaker 2: And we always said, I definitely always said on my shows the beginning, I loved doctor Wendy.

13:01 Speaker 1: I thought she was smart.

13:02 Speaker 2: I actually appreciated that she wasn't vain and shallow at first like that, and then she got happiness and joy or happy in nests or whatever the hell. And I'm not blaming it on the plastic surgery, but I saw a shift, a dramatic shift in what she valued and prioritized as putting forward to the public as her main features and personality traits and things she wanted to be considered.

13:28 Speaker 3: For James saying, fame is a hell of a drug, ain't it. And you can clearly go back to her first season because they were just showing it before they had the season premiere. But you can go back to her first season and see the dramatic change. We met a woman who was relatable, We just had a baby, who was trying to manage your career and her family and this show and show up for her cast, and we shifted to, like you said, a new face, new boobs, new butt, new way of dressing, new handbags, like everything changed what we were accustomed to meeting a real person, or so we thought, because to be honest, I'm not clear if this is just the first time this was done I mean there are.

14:21 Speaker 2: I mean they he so cavalierly emailed back and forth allegedly to each other.

14:27 Speaker 1: There were.

14:27 Speaker 2: It's something that and that was in the press conference as well. The police talked about discovering emails between the two of them, and partially because the some reporters were asking about charges being brought to Eddie specifically in in addition to Wendy, who they knew and what were there for essentially like why it even became a press conference situation, And they answer first and foremost that they wouldn't be treating her any differently, whether she was a real housewife a fake housewife.

15:03 Speaker 1: That's what I said. Okay, yeah, it's the girl.

15:08 Speaker 2: It's four hundred and it's a pretty significantly high amount of money.

15:13 Speaker 1: And that was.

15:13 Speaker 2: Apparently also detailed in the emails of like they were trying to hit the max allegedly of the policies that they had out on some of these jewelry and things. However, some of the same things that they reported stolen and email back and forth about putting in claims. Can they can you think of anything else to add to this list? Is not what else was stolen? Did I forget anything? That's not on the list, which to me is just a dumb criminal mistake.

15:47 Speaker 1: And I'm a little annoyed.

15:49 Speaker 3: It's giving books sense, no common sense or no like books smarts and how not. You could have called me and I said, sweet, did it's not gonna work?

16:00 Speaker 1: Just call? First of all, why are we emailing? Why put it through the Yahoo? They don't yours?

16:06 Speaker 3: We emailing a calling or texting of any of sort. We live together, we can talk face the.

16:11 Speaker 1: Past, see me at home. Pillow talk.

16:16 Speaker 2: That's what makes spousal like like yeah, spousal confession or spousal that's the whole reason why you can't prosecute and like make another spouse testify because what sett in pillow talk is like it can't be taken seriously.

16:33 Speaker 1: We don't know.

16:34 Speaker 2: They could be like what No, We were just in the heat of the moment, and he said, what else can we put on that list? So I can give you another one, okay, and then nigger like, I don't know what you're talking about. And then they don't have a case. So for them to be able to do this and bring charges against both of them even though they can, that means they can prosecute both of them without the other's cooperation, which is kind of crazy, but again it's a high dollar amount. That said something about nine plus charge including falsifying reports to a police officer.

17:03 Speaker 2: Yeah, something, you had something, you have some details about them charges I did.

17:09 Speaker 3: So let's take a look at Wendy's Wendy's charges. First

17:17 Speaker 3: high number. Yeah, so she has one, two, three, four frogs. So there is a lot. Four charges of false misleading info fraud of three hundred dollars. And I want to be clear because when it first came out as well, was thinking, this seems petty three hundred dollars, but it says plus, so it's an excess of three hundred dollars, which we know they were trying to claim over four hundred thousand dollars, and you know insurance claims for right.

17:49 Speaker 2: That just means that apparently Maryland or that county is really, really, really strict that they will prosecute anything, any petty, any theft above three hundred, which is not very high, but yet these numbers were.

18:02 Speaker 3: Yeah, so we have four counts of falsemus leading info fraud. We also have one, two, one, actually five of falsemus leading and faux fraud. And then we have one, two, three conspiracy, falsemiths, leading info, fraud.

18:24 Speaker 1: Yeah.

18:24 Speaker 3: Like, she has a total of sixteen charges false statement to an officer, which is a misdemeanor, but the fossmiths, leading info and fraud is felony charges and talking to attorney simone. Each charge carries a weight of seven to ten year. Holy shit, Yeah, holy shit.

18:47 Speaker 2: It's actually so crazy because you know they're gonna we're gonna end up running with the footage from the reunion last season when Karen went to jail. It's actually just so interesting to me again, how cavalier, how cavalier they were doing this, because when you're getting to an email place, one has to think, maybe, yes, there is a significant deficit of street smarts or common sense or at least legal sense. You're a whole goddamn attorney, but it's so for you to be emailing your wife is crazy.

19:20 Speaker 2: I don't have to be an attorney to know that that's not a good idea. I can just watch the the Internet show, I mean the shows The Closer and them will tell you when they get them from the emails.

19:28 Speaker 1: If you do that, Hello, don't do that.

19:31 Speaker 2: It's how you get caught number one way, Hello, what about her emails? Lost the lady a whole election, okay, among other things.

19:39 Speaker 3: So this means eighteen charges. Similar, it's pretty much the same, but eighteen charges because of those emails and adding he ever two more like two more charges than her because of the initiating of the emails and asking for more things to be added to it. So he's facing.

20:00 Speaker 2: Yes, she went around looking hunting for her man to be like, what else should we put on this list?

20:05 Speaker 3: So sixteen charges for her, eighteen for him, all each carrying seven to ten years. You know, I did also access plenty simone because I honestly was thinking maybe they wouldn't give time. As the first time a finished, she said, actually, they're getting time. They were getting time.

20:22 Speaker 1: I mean again, I was shocked that Karen got time.

20:25 Speaker 2: I'm not not totally shocked because Montgomery County is like pretty dry.

20:29 Speaker 3: Wow.

20:31 Speaker 2: You know, I'm like saying, on your fourth one, you do gotta probably pay the girls, like pay the tab, and that makes sense. You, Oh you've been owed, okay, oh okay, so we need you to learn that lesson.

20:46 Speaker 1: But this it doesn't seem like this is your first rodeo.

20:49 Speaker 2: So even if it's your first time of fence, it doesn't mean that you get a first time type of sentence. And again, banks, insurance companies, big money girlies, they don't play about this. They want their money, they want the restitution. They will put you away to prove.

21:03 Speaker 1: A point and a message. And that's anybody apparently.

21:06 Speaker 2: I mean, the police might say they're not going to treat Wenny any differently because she's a housewife, but I do think they're going to probably really enforce to the fullest sistaint of the law because they did this allegedly to make us believe they were higher, making more I guess, or living differently or better than they were, which I still don't understand because it's not like y'all don't have nothing, Like you don't have money. You're doing fine, You're doing better than most of these girls on this show.

21:36 Speaker 2: I don't understand this one, this particular one.

21:39 Speaker 3: Maybe yeah them, just be clear, not all of them. But I think what I'm also concerned about money, is more going to come out? Is there going to be further investigations? And I hope so I'm sorry because Ashley, first of all, it's alleged that and you got them cameras back up?

21:59 Speaker 1: Oh he did, Yeah, somebody did.

22:02 Speaker 2: I have a friend who was there, and they were like baby, because they were like, we weren't.

22:07 Speaker 1: Gonna go, but.

22:10 Speaker 2: Maybe pitch your shows on. She said, she got her roommate and said, bitch, what are we wearing tonight?

22:16 Speaker 1: We're going. If we don't get a text that it's canceled, we are going. And of course there wasn't canceled.

22:21 Speaker 2: We just finished talking about on our last episode about how actually gonna stirt that pot because one thing she's not gonna do is talk about her business, but she will talk about this business. And she responded and reacted to the news at this event, so she had to say something, and them cameras had to be there.

22:40 Speaker 1: I was gonna let them not.

22:41 Speaker 2: Somebody needed to throw Jiuselle needed to throw another charcuterie tea party while they just heard the news and waited together. I kind of love that idea that I'm not gonna lost.

22:51 Speaker 3: Yeah, And Ashley specifically said in her reaction while performing her her melodies, So she says that she said this is news to us, not to them. Someone in the crowd yelled out. No, we weren't shocked by this news either. So it makes me think this wasn't the first time. You know, again only my theories, but this may not have been the first time that they have put one of these claims in And it just makes me wonder will Moore come to surface, which will not be good for them in this case, No, it really won't.

23:27 Speaker 2: It actually is a little like concerning because they have small kids, like a few They have three kids who are elementary maybe middle and younger, right, which is not old. Yeah, this is kind of like maybe you weren't thinking when you did this about that, but I know that as parents, they're probably deeply worried about that. And that's something that I just wanted to recognize and acknowledge because I'm sure that's pretty scary for them.

24:01 Speaker 1: Like to the tumb like.

24:03 Speaker 2: Where the way Karen was so worried about her children when she went away, and her daughter's older than I am, her youngest is older than me. But this is the concern that same level and intensity I would probably imagine a mother is going through right now, and a father. But like the emails, the males, why are we here? And the young you may as well I am to each other and put it on slack or something like that.

24:33 Speaker 1: Was really that's what's getting me.

24:35 Speaker 2: And it's not like, well then they shouldn't have been doing it in the first place. Okay, sure, but apparently we're past that.

24:40 Speaker 1: We will never know.

24:41 Speaker 2: Why they were, you know, allegedly doing this. It's just, I mean, other than what's kind of like the obvious to be flashy on Potomac, which yet again we were seeing it, but not to the magnitude that would make sense if I'm getting a four hundred and thirty thousand dollars check at any point in my life, y'all don't know it.

25:01 Speaker 3: Yeah, I think they got. They got as far as one check cut for twenty five thousand. They didn't even Nope, they didn't even reap what they were looking for. And it's so yeah, Simon attorney someone was talking about that also. She was saying, like, you know, just because you do a claim of four hundred and something thousand dollars, the items depreciate, so you're not gonna get that. She said. In most cases people will put in the claim for over what the threshold is to get more back. But yeah, I mean, they had only gotten twenty five thousand dollars check for this, So you are facing this amount of time for twenty five thousand dollars.

25:51 Speaker 2: It just it's really insane. It's not enough to me, I mean to even think that risk. When has insurance ever been so enthusiastic also about giving you your money that you're owed.

26:02 Speaker 1: In a situation of crisis.

26:05 Speaker 3: God knows how long, right, Okay.

26:07 Speaker 1: Like are you kidding?

26:09 Speaker 2: Like my wife went on workers comp and that her job pays for and for seven days she was out of work for seven days because she had surgery on her hand and like I said, chiropractice, so she needs that hand. She got one hundred and thirty five dollars so for all seven of those days. So, like I don't anticipate, even when you pay people to give you money when you are experiencing tragedy or emergency. Four hundred and thirty is like an expectations so high that I feel like it would not not cause alarms.

26:44 Speaker 1: Like it wouldn't.

26:44 Speaker 2: But also to hear that there might have been multiple policies out on it, also to alleged that it was happening because they were robbed.

26:51 Speaker 1: One were they like, is that.

26:53 Speaker 2: I don't know, because also we're seeing some of the jewelry in confessionals and photos and things like that about.

27:04 Speaker 3: There was nothing smart about this. There was nothing about including.

27:08 Speaker 1: The Bonnie and Clyde post.

27:09 Speaker 2: The very next day after allegedly these charges were these claims were filed.

27:14 Speaker 1: That's crazy to me. I mean, y'all might think, I'm like, why why Maria alone?

27:21 Speaker 3: Right, So, just to rewind really quickly, they were on spring break and actively posting in Jamaica when they were on this spring break. I remember the whole scenario when it came out, you Rob I reposted pictures probably they were in Jamaica on spring break. They said they came back from spring break and their house was robbed. They called the police to their residence. The police came, and you know, they they're treating it as an active burglary investigation. But as they start to do their investigation, they had to call out additional police officers because two plus two wasn't equal in four.

28:05 Speaker 3: They said that. First of all, they said that someone climbed up on their roof. Have you guys seen Wendy's house, And it's impossible like they would have had to pull up with the possible and double ladders to get to her roof. They climbed up on the roof, went through a bathroom window. The police say, in order to get in and out of that window, you have to step on a toilet. They went out on the roof and when they came back in, they had roof grit on the bottom of their shoes that they cracked through the house.

28:37 Speaker 3: And they're wondering, why why don't I see this track through the house from the alleged burglar And.

28:44 Speaker 2: If anybody, I just want to say, if anybody is also a crime podcast early like a crime junkie every Monday, that's me. These are like the basics of finding out whether or not, like a parent or somebody is lying about their childhood, like being missing or about like an intruder or anything. How they first know something as shady as you implicate a window where there would be so much evidence because of how physical the job would be to get from a roof to a window into a home, like window fingerprints touching like boot prints because you're probably dirty from scaling a house and most of the seats are white.

29:23 Speaker 3: Like fucking spider man, Like what they had toppled a mattress made it look like the room with ransack, but also they had an ADT and ring camera. The ADT system was secured on the house while they were on spring break. So if that was the case, the cops would have came when the ADT system went off, not because.

29:47 Speaker 1: You would not have even had to call the cops.

29:49 Speaker 2: Yello, like, why not just duplicate if this was gonna if this was a conspiracy, I'm like, why wouldn't you study from the feet of the alleged Beverly h it was burglar conspiracies where it's like, the.

30:05 Speaker 1: Only question they left us with that even gave us. Maybe this was.

30:09 Speaker 2: A little bit of a setup, and the conspiracy is they left the cell phone.

30:13 Speaker 1: But this is so like, we did not plan a thing.

30:17 Speaker 2: You didn't hire nobody, There was no actor, anybody anything.

30:23 Speaker 1: Except your own mattress.

30:24 Speaker 3: Thorough Yeah, That's why I'm trying to understand. Is it a case of this was their first time or is it a case that they've been getting away with it for a while and got lazy. I'm not sure. I'm not sure which one it is.

30:40 Speaker 2: Yeah, So it's giving like it's so not well thought out, Like there are so many question marks that I have as someone who is like bare bones deeply into crime and uh is not not street smart was raised appropriately amongst the lessons of what common says can bring you and when you live life and in general, it was like, this is so poorly planned and so unwell done that it's like either you're absolutely ludicrous and idiots for doing this.

31:14 Speaker 1: And you heard the you heard it.

31:16 Speaker 2: It was a good idea from a friend of a friend who did a thing, you know, somebody and you.

31:20 Speaker 3: Just get on the phone or something right and.

31:22 Speaker 2: You executed it poorly or something, and now and you try to do it yourself and it was a little too diy. You didn't want to, you know, I don't know, spend the money on the actors. But like, listen, if Stacey can get TJ fromly half her rho p check allegedly, you can hire some some local you know individuals.

31:42 Speaker 3: Okay, dress up in black girl.

31:46 Speaker 2: We don't need much. But you know you have cameras. You know that they would go off. That was my first thought to me.

31:54 Speaker 3: You have ring they have ring camera as well. That the police said only detected motion of delivery of packages. So if I was a robber, I could have saved myself the trouble and just took your front porch packages.

32:07 Speaker 1: Maybe.

32:08 Speaker 2: And in Maryland and Westminster, let me tell you about again finding out that they are like actually located in Carroll County, which makes sense why we never actually see her geo location like.

32:21 Speaker 3: Most people don't.

32:21 Speaker 1: I don't know if they notice that.

32:23 Speaker 2: But you know, we clock everything where we're like watching these shows for notes and to talk and everything. They almost never include where Wendy lives, her county, her city anything. They might sometimes put up like quote unquote Baltimore. But let me be the first to tell y'all, Carroll County and Baltimore not the same thing.

32:40 Speaker 1: That lady is far, That lady is far. Where are you?

32:44 Speaker 3: Like, she's an hour plus away from where this show is filmed?

32:48 Speaker 1: See here are you from? Where are these people that's doing this?

32:53 Speaker 2: Because nine times out of ten people actually move out to Westminster A good amount of parts of that part of Maryland because of scenery, nature, good school districts, and much like fifty or less cheaper percent than Montgomery County in PG County, which is like where it's just too overcrowded. Like there's space. There's kind people who have breakfast served all day in diners and they're small business owners and playgroups for people. There's not ramp Like I lived in Howard County for a little bit, which is not even remotely as like remote as Carroll County.

33:31 Speaker 2: I lived out where near Robin's skin glow situation is like right around the corns, the corner around her. So I'm so happy for her. That's very expensive space. Good girl, but like the.

33:43 Speaker 3: Foray, and I'm so happy she got something.

33:47 Speaker 1: That stuff embezzled.

33:48 Speaker 2: I wasn't working sponsorship. Hello, okay, listen, I asked for a hat. Maybe this one we can follow through on.

33:58 Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm I'm just hopeful, but like that the worst, Like there was some crime back then, and I remember the whole neighborhood was in a fucking tick z. I mean from rude to this.

34:11 Speaker 2: Everybody the mom's walking because the boys were stealing the little garments. Yeah, the little GPS's and iPods out of people's cars by just walking around jiggling the handles to see if they were unlocked, which news flashed because of how quote unquote safety area was at the time and underpopulated at the time. People left their cars unlocked and they would take their garments and iPods and it was the talk of the town for a while.

34:40 Speaker 1: And that's that I'm telling you. If in Carroll County there were burglars climbing on the roofs of home, we would know about it. Girls would know about it. It would be on the news.

34:51 Speaker 2: They would be in the Salt Lake City Times as they're talking about, like that's the kind of community that it is. But if Lusa Barlow is being sued a bunch and it's in their local news newspaper, same thing. If Wenneocephal's house was robbed to the magnitude of four hundred and thirty five thousand dollars worth of shit, we would have heard about it. It would have been in the Westminster, Maryland Times, gotten picked up by the Baltimore Sun where she works, the Rockville Times where he works.

35:22 Speaker 1: What are you talking about? We would all know.

35:24 Speaker 2: You know how many also DMV based, Bravo fans, Bravo content creators, all these things they out there. I know somebody lives in probably twenty minutes from her, now that I know about it, and she used to have a Bravo podcast. She got kids and they go out and they do the playgroups. She would know if there.

35:39 Speaker 1: Were burglars running around her county on the topper rooms stealing jewelry and cars, but not the Amazon packages.

35:47 Speaker 3: Yeah, and the sheriff said that in the conference. He in the press conference, he said, you know, crime is relatively low, So he basically was saying his office has had time to investigate this.

36:03 Speaker 1: Else to do they had love it.

36:07 Speaker 3: Yeah, that's pretty much what he said, not word from word, but he was pretty much staying crime as low. So when this came about, they had more enough time to look through it and come through it and discuss with the insurance company back and forth and kind of compare their notes of hey, this is what we saw in the investigation. The insurance company became suspicious. They were the ones that you know, insurance company has their own PIS and investigation. They were the ones that camed through the social media to start seeing that okay, you claim in this bag was stolen, but we still see you with you this ring.

36:40 Speaker 2: There was a ring on your finger that was in the report that has to be filed. Like the reports are filed, they're documented. What is your response to that? And do you have one for all fifteen plus of these items, ma'am?

36:54 Speaker 3: And then you took and then you filed for the ring on two policies. You were looking to get paid five.

37:00 Speaker 2: I only to be honest when I did hear that, I said, you're gonna take out more than one policy on draw I didn't.

37:06 Speaker 3: I wasn't again, but will Yeah, she had three different policies. She had one that covered jury, but only up to about four thousand dollars. She had a jury policy, one that covers property damage, and one that covers her thing. So she had three separate policies. She claimed the ring under the jury policy, but they only were given like the threshold on that was love about forty five hundred. She claimed the ring again on the traveler's insurance policy where she was that's where she was covered for the stuff.

37:41 Speaker 3: That's where the emails were, Hey, this is our threshold for our policy at four hundred thousand. I think it was exact like four hundred and twenty three thousand, And that's where the emails of Eddie email and her saying, hey, we got any more stuff? We can add to this claim because because I'm trying to get us up to that four hundred and twenty three. And then also it makes the insurance company suspicious when you start to keep calling back and saying, you know what, I need to add this, I need to add this now.

38:09 Speaker 3: Someone was saying that there's ways that you can kind of spend that because it's kind of be like, Okay, you're still calming through your stuff, or you you forgot something. But insurance companies do become more suspicious when you file the claim and then you're calling back and calling back and adding more and adding more. Iems so like this was well thought out. Your your robbery story should have been ironclad. What you were going to put in the insurance claim should have all y'all should have already discussed that face to face on pillow talk, not through email.

38:44 Speaker 3: It doesn't make any sense to me.

38:48 Speaker 2: And I was testing my mom because and I was asking her because she's, you know, obviously been a live longer than I have spinning the DNV DC native a DC born a native, and then lived in Maryland her entire life, all over the place, which is why I'm like such a proud Maryland. Girl was like, what is our connection to Carroll County?

39:06 Speaker 1: Why is it so? And she reminded me that I used to dance out.

39:09 Speaker 2: In Westminster sometimes back in the day or around that area, and she stopped me from going to a dance competition or like a dancer site or something out there.

39:19 Speaker 1: I don't know if I was a part of it or not.

39:20 Speaker 2: I was young, but she said she wouldn't let me go and it wouldn't take me because rural and racism. According to the twenty twenty census of Westminster, black and African American people make up three percent of the population of the whole county, not just Westminster, Maryland.

39:39 Speaker 1: The county of Carol, which only.

39:41 Speaker 2: Has about one hundred and seventy five thousand residents, like you know, occupants give or.

39:46 Speaker 1: Take in the county. You had to know that there.

39:52 Speaker 2: Would be some kind of investigation into your specific statements and claim when the good old boys of the county that had clue clubs clan flyers in like twenty eighteen, which wasn't relatively long ago, like just a second ago, wasn't gonna look deeper into whatever the hell you're talking about that you know, that took place in their county where they serve and protect and all the things, you.

40:24 Speaker 1: Know what I mean.

40:25 Speaker 2: And those who are listening who share similar ethnic backgrounds as us as anybody other than white people know what I'm talking about. Like you are, You're taking a big risk there, not like necessarily for physical safety purposes, but like believability, like credibility purposes. I'm sure you're one of the your kids are one of the few, if not the only, in their classes and their schools. Like this would be such a big thing in so many ways, or at the very least, people would be very invested in discrediting or finding Yeah, because it's so uncharacteristic of who the people are that they know who's mistreating the you know, pretty friendly Nigerian family in the middle of the cul de Sac.

41:12 Speaker 2: That again one hundred and seventy five thousand for the whole county. But your house was robbed of everything you got?

41:18 Speaker 1: Where did it go? Ansha aware me too. I'm so shocked. Like the shock wasn't like that they were arrested, It was like what for this? Like fraud of what?

41:31 Speaker 2: Nothing made sense because I'm like they weren't even giving Erica Jane.

41:35 Speaker 1: Do y'all know what I mean?

41:36 Speaker 2: Like the fraud wasn't even giving such extravagance that we should question. It wasn't giving jin Shawe that we should question.

41:47 Speaker 1: You know what I mean.

41:48 Speaker 3: Yeah, And even down to the Mugshotsmimi, what did she say?

41:54 Speaker 1: You know, they was on it. They had to be on one of them.

41:56 Speaker 3: When was on her eyes, they was all happy, ay or okay, I can so. To me, looking at the mugshots, I was like, they don't seem worried about what's ahead.

42:09 Speaker 2: It's like maybe they really just think they're gonna get out of this really quickly. Maybe this is all a big mess on They looked so unworried that I had to think it was just a big misunderstanding or something. And the lawyer in them is about to go ahead and all these things, and I'm like, oh, no, they're just high. That's what it looked like. I mean, we don't know that for a shore. I would love to know more about the arrest report when that comes in, but we don't know. But that's what it looked like to me.

42:36 Speaker 3: Yeah, I was thinking the same. And it was like looking at their faces in the mugshot. I automatically assume too that Okay, this is something that they're going to be able to. This is all bullshit. This is something that they're gonna be able to have their lawyers eat the charges. But then that press conference came and I said, oh, oh, this is for real.

42:57 Speaker 1: But I was like, four hundred dollars. You put a claimant for how much the white man no, and then wool does that much at once. Also, that means these people got away with a lot. And I guess the police's question.

43:13 Speaker 2: My thought would be, again just the crime junkie listener like the rest of us, where if they took that much stuff or valuable stuff, where did it go? They wouldn't just take it and do nothing. It would be sold like these would be expensive, beautiful items. Not saying people the Westminster don't have no money, but you would notice those tide of things going missing.

43:33 Speaker 1: It's not a buckhead where.

43:35 Speaker 2: Like yeah, maybe if your cardier watch gets, you know, stolen in bucket, it's it's local talk.

43:40 Speaker 1: You follow up a loose report.

43:41 Speaker 2: But maybe it's not as like big of a news and a scandal, but it is significant, which they would have would if they would have been alleging that I'm like afraid when I tap something that if I tell my car insurance, they they'll investigate, Like, no, you didn't know, you did it. Listen, y'all. We gonna keep y'all posted. There are things coming out every I'm literally looking at teams twenty minutes ago, you know, talking about Ashley last night and her little dig. We're making melodies, not felonies, if you know what I mean.

44:20 Speaker 3: And that's why she said this isn't new to her. And I talked about that when I did my recap for the season premiere, because right before the season premier came on, they aired the season nine reunion, and the stuff that they were saying at the reunion, Wendy included it was incriminating to Karen, and I was just wondering, like, you know, like them saying that Karen. They you know, Ashley saying she was on the train with a worker who worked at Legal Seafood and said Karen came in and got drunk every single day.

44:54 Speaker 3: And Wendy's seconding that with her same claims of somebody else saying that she used to get drunk every single day. I spoke on that recap saying, I wonder who Karen's gonna have beef with if we do get the grind Down back, which I'm hopeful we will. I wonder who she's gonna have beef with watching those last episodes, because if they calm in your social media to see what bag and ring you got on your finger, you don't think they're paying attention to what their cast makes are saying like that's incriminating.

45:26 Speaker 3: So for you to get up here at your karaoke performance and say that, yeah, we're doing melodies, not felodies, this ain't new to y'all. You know, it's new information to y'all, But this ain't new to me. You don't think that's incriminating.

45:39 Speaker 1: It is. It's just not I feel like.

45:42 Speaker 2: When I can hear Wendy and her voice even saying that's not my friend.

45:47 Speaker 1: That's not my friend either, you neither. Yeah.

45:49 Speaker 2: I just wonder the reception that the ladies are gonna give her. I don't think it's gonna be nearly obviously, the same as Karen, which is kind of crazy because if the women treat this crime worse somehow than Karen driving around for years and years drunk outside of Ashley, I'd be like, oh, this is not because as she's like an equal opportunity shader, messy girl talking about the legal seafood girly is a girl?

46:19 Speaker 1: Please, she's already going to jail.

46:21 Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, it's one thing to be messy and stuff like that, but you are like Peter tottering on the line of snitching girl, like.

46:30 Speaker 2: Please don't don't snitches? Right, it doesn't farewell. And then we know that of her, didn'monique ask her to be a snitch, and she's trying to give Kenneth permission to snitch.

46:42 Speaker 3: She tried to get her surprise.

46:44 Speaker 1: I get right.

46:46 Speaker 3: As about you said, you do melodies, not felonies. When you can't carry a tune in a.

46:51 Speaker 1: Bucket, you lead voice lessons. We just discussed.

46:54 Speaker 3: Yes, yes, that's what you should be googling.

46:57 Speaker 1: Right, he give some voice melodies. That's what you need.

47:01 Speaker 2: But listen, y'all, there's not much left other than you know, both of their their bail was set in fifty k I don't know if that's per I'm imagining, So.

47:12 Speaker 3: They combined it was fifty thousand.

47:15 Speaker 1: Get both okay, So they should be able to bail out and may.

47:18 Speaker 3: Not hope they're out. They bailed out. You guys can check my page as well. I put up the alleged footage of them returning home and running in through the garage so that they won't be seeing because some of y'all is out here doing the lord's work showing up at these people's house and filming them coming back from the jails. And will appreciate you'all because I post it. Will Yeah, And it seems like they have a hearing of counsel on November seventh. Hearing the council really ain't much. It's more like, you know, it's like a court proceeding to determine if the defendant has the right to a court appointed lawyer or you know, if they can't afford one.

47:59 Speaker 3: It's that kind of hearing.

48:02 Speaker 2: Yeah, Lisa Barlow's spare one of her sets. We just need them. I hope they can. They get a quick little license in Maryland.

48:12 Speaker 1: She got six. You order all the lawyers Eddie need to they need.

48:16 Speaker 3: To so, yes, that hearing will be on November seventh. You know, I'm locked in. Shout out to my followers, my loyal followers who sent me all the court documents.

48:28 Speaker 1: And all are real ones. This is some good information.

48:32 Speaker 2: Y'all really went to these y'all really went out to ask these events, cause y'all gonna be like, whoever's out talking first, I'm there, y'all taking the videos and the photos. You know, keep yourselves at a safe legal distance because apparently you never know when they're coming for you.

48:49 Speaker 1: But like, yeah, we're watching and clocking.

48:52 Speaker 2: I loved doctor Wendy on the show for a lot of reasons, not coming back.

49:00 Speaker 3: I say, don't wish that on us, he said, I love her.

49:03 Speaker 1: I loved her on the show. I'm saying that more so like in real life. I don't know what she's like.

49:09 Speaker 2: And I have often thought most of these housewives we have to remember as great as we love them on TV, and like in tandem and in ensemble with the rest of the ladies who are kind of similarly narcissistic, egoistic or superficial, shallow whatever, the rest of us probably wouldn't love to know them that much.

49:30 Speaker 1: They are like lovable monsters, you know.

49:33 Speaker 2: And this is kind of crazy to thing someone would do we would not think of it. But we're also not trying to portray a lifestyle on TV that glamorizes wild lifestyles on TV, like so that people like them also, to do all this for the girls at on Potomac to still not like you and not fuck with you enough, not that heavy.

49:55 Speaker 1: It's crazy.

49:56 Speaker 3: And you was just telling me that, you know, fashions isn't a priority out there.

50:01 Speaker 1: It's not. And with all this money, you ain't.

50:04 Speaker 2: With all this money, She's proven my point because I'm looking at these old confessional little and I'm not seeing the four hundred deathy. I'm not saying any reflection of even happy, any doing that well.

50:15 Speaker 3: And did we not just talk about this on our last show together about Stacy how and I we literally just said this to you, Money, There's nothing more exhausting for a reality TV start to try to keep up a lie in a facade on national TV. All we clocked the tape. Money just said that it all ways comes crumbling and we love to watch.

50:39 Speaker 1: You know, we just said it. You're so right.

50:42 Speaker 2: We were just like, man, that Stacy's a brave one for trying to make it one more person with like lying to us, and that's why she's never gonna have a better answer stacy other than the truth is still what I'm sitting in or just.

50:58 Speaker 1: I was like, but what is it? Because it changing?

51:01 Speaker 2: How long have you been putting up with this live what? And but it's see it never looked like they came into an influx of money, to which again I say all this for that near little couple thousand that you had to know you weren't gonna get that much. You had to know they don't when you have car insurance and someone legitimately told your car but legitimately they're still gonna tell you. We'll give you like sixty percent of what it may or may not be value that three to seven years ago.

51:29 Speaker 1: Okay, yeah bye?

51:33 Speaker 3: She ates you know, things depreciate and value.

51:36 Speaker 2: You don't get it. I just don't get it. I can't wait to find out more. Not because I want to see their downfall again. I love doctor Wendy on the show, and I'm nervous about her not being on there because I do think we can make it work without her, no problem. And that's sad because I like her. But it's sad but true. So all of this for a non permanent like it just and even if it wasn't just for the job, whatever it was for. It's not like your kids are asking for much? Is there for the vacations? Did Jamaica become overly expensive?

52:08 Speaker 1: Home?

52:09 Speaker 3: Most of them trips like when she takes credit.

52:11 Speaker 1: Card got declined and you was mad. I don't know.

52:14 Speaker 3: She takes them on those spring breaks and stuff. Most of the time they're posting about the hotel, like they went to the Nickelodeon resort. They posted about that, like they're getting sponsored for this type of shit. So that ain't an excuse for you to get up in dude.

52:27 Speaker 2: This is knowing you have three young children you really don't and to implicate them like on these crimes like I just don't really worried And also and that's for nothing. When do you've been on Housewives long enough to know what happened to Erica Jane. I'm just saying, like, what would possess you to do something like this when literally the Housewives scandals of late are scam ormas of just trying to find money to make a lavish lifestyle in places? Do you really not what you're doing was a crime?

53:01 Speaker 2: I just and I can't believe that. But the beginn you're married to a lawyer.

53:04 Speaker 3: Yeah, and what makes me think, MONI, is this why Eddie Mama don't like her? Is this why his family stays away? It?

53:14 Speaker 1: Oh? And man, they just came back into their life at the end of last season the subody, so mom still did not do they know something?

53:24 Speaker 3: We don't know?

53:25 Speaker 2: It's real because at the very least they're going to go back to not like you know, and if you haven't been doing this for longer than since twenty twenty four, which I really hope you were, Otherwise you need to study up. You were not good at the criminal life at all, you know, file out.

53:41 Speaker 1: But if that is the.

53:43 Speaker 2: Case, how long like have you been not only like doing this? Implicating your children is crazy, Like that's kind of like by putting them just in this position, it's kind of crazy. Not thinking about what happens if they both lose, If the children lose both parents.

54:00 Speaker 3: Yeah, like you can on it.

54:06 Speaker 1: Whose idea? Like who is running this? I just want to know. I want to take I want to talk to upper management. I do.

54:12 Speaker 2: I just have some administrative issues that I think we need to iron out before we attempt our next scheme up. And what I'm not gonna let y'all do is attached any nationality of any place on earth, which they would with this scam situation.

54:32 Speaker 1: Y'all not gonna do it in Twitter.

54:34 Speaker 2: You are a wretched place, which is why I stay on threads. Y'all not gonna do that calling this lady all the things, just because it's already disrespectful enough to her own community. We're gonna let them go ahead and read them for filth on their own.

54:47 Speaker 3: That's none of my favorite criminal activity of all races and nationalities. Between the housewives from OC to Jersey.

54:57 Speaker 1: To by pas in Cash Teresa pose, they trace.

55:04 Speaker 2: Y'all also got to remember, like for the old leg listen to the read. You know you gotta one of Crystal's main thing all the time. They always tell them, Cardi B. You don't realize how famous you are these housewives. You say it to the men on Housewives when they get caught cheating. You don't realize that people know who you are. And I know in some regards you are aware of that because you cash in on it every chance you get women like you, Michael Darby because of this thing, you know what I mean, like shout out to him being in the bars the other night in Clarendon, Virginia with a new young lady.

55:37 Speaker 1: So yeah, that's interesting.

55:39 Speaker 2: But like they know who you are enough to always call it in Jackie On married to medicine, her Curtis back in the day. Okay, like they're always looking. We would know, we'd be looking at you. We're going to clock it. People watch Teresa's money, And the judge was like, didn't y'all say you had no money? But she's holding a wad full of cash and buying Italian designer furniture for ten thousand dollars in two thousand and whatever the hell of recession it was.

56:13 Speaker 3: And Wendy too, we see, we just saw in the permit asking to put marble from on the night up to the nineteen feet ceiling and telling him we're gonna use this drug of money. We're gonna get a new counter. We heard her asking for some sums of money to get her candle a spike store off the ground. So she follows as that bend with the Wicks, the wicked war that they had going on, like in I just it was it's giving for no race. Crime knows no race, No.

56:45 Speaker 2: That he does not and neither, and neither does when the man who you know, the monetary value gets messed up. Neither does the man who comes to collect. He comes to collect. Nobody saw Teresa.

56:58 Speaker 3: Going to jail.

56:59 Speaker 1: I did it, we did, but I mean nobody saw it happening. But she went.

57:03 Speaker 3: When she pulled out that money and paid for that couch.

57:08 Speaker 1: I jamed her that day. Where and how and why?

57:15 Speaker 3: I am not I got all of it for you, okay. So it was just such.

57:20 Speaker 1: A strange thing to do.

57:21 Speaker 2: And that's it left us with questions then and moving forwards, you got.

57:25 Speaker 3: To I said. Apparently it left the FBI with questions too, because the appreciation of it was they saw that on TV, I mean listen Public Eye.

57:39 Speaker 2: The FBI said they were waiting for Teresa, I mean for Jenshaw, building a case against her for how long, but swooped in like eight days after they basically.

57:49 Speaker 1: Started feeling real housewives.

57:50 Speaker 2: Okay, because they just needed to see it in action near on her. Here's the proof because she written out of seventeen bedroom chalet with the people's money. That part is just a code. We all were so shock. Coach wasn't going down for this one. Oh, baby, Well, this husband.

58:07 Speaker 1: He's going with her.

58:10 Speaker 2: You know, I'm a big fan of like sixty Days In and jail like birds shows and things like that. Like literally the show is called Jailbirds. I'm not just saying jailbirds as individuals. I watched those shows, and like, the biggest thing is that in a lot of them they talk through the toilets, like the men and women's prisons if they are like if they share piping system on top of each other. So my only hope and what I leave y'all with is that hopefully, if it comes to it, Addie and Wendy can have an access to a very open, clear toilet line so they can at least discuss a better strategy.

58:43 Speaker 2: Like what the hell like this is? I'm just like, maybe this is why he stopped practicing because he wasn't good at remembering the lows, and.

58:52 Speaker 3: That they don't go to jail at the same time, I hope they do, like a I really do not.

58:56 Speaker 1: I hoped for the same thing.

58:58 Speaker 2: I'm sure Wendy's mom so stressed she would end up having to have all three kids.

59:02 Speaker 1: Possibly, I don't know, this is all money.

59:04 Speaker 3: All the time. I'm not I wouldn't be surprised if she was a wiz.

59:07 Speaker 1: Yeah.

59:08 Speaker 2: The allowance situation from last year also was interesting, very very Where are.

59:14 Speaker 1: We getting money for an allowance because you didn't want to go back to Johns Hopkins? But also, who is sneezing at.

59:20 Speaker 2: A Johns Hopkins professorship money? What are y'all talking about doing? Talking about still astronomical amounts of more? At one point, I'm pretty sure both of y'all's yearly salary equal to in total to what you were trying to skim from your insurance company that you know damn well was never gonna come to you. So get ahead with what twenty five thousand dollars when both of y'all make over six figures definitely more than six figures in any direction? Is twenty dollars? That like, be like me saying I'm gonna leave my house and my dog my love to be imprisoned for ten years for stealing twenty dollars from the person next to me.

59:56 Speaker 2: That's a stupid decision. Please don't do that. What about the implications? I mean, I guess nobody googled. I'm like nobody googled. What would happen? To me if I did this, I don't know your same money. That's stupid, but so is emailing the crimes you're about to commit. So maybe better choices, y'all. I don't know, like I mean, I hope y'all are making good choices. I'm making good choices, but that's making good choices. Were not going to jail, but we sure gonna talk about the people that are.

1:00:23 Speaker 3: We sure is because if I had to put some money on it, the next couple going to jail is Whitney and her husband him President MLM. Okay, So for the next the next go round of content that got me losing my voice, I put my Okay.

1:00:41 Speaker 2: We'll be right here, ready and waiting for those updates and things, doing the service for y'all so you can keep up. Listen, we're gonna be following these things obviously closely. Make sure you check out both of our Instagram threads, you know, YouTube all of the things podcasts, so that you can be in the know and in the estate and the loop of.

1:01:03 Speaker 1: What the hell is going on?

1:01:04 Speaker 2: Because please know, I'm refreshing this goddamn screen every twenty minutes.

1:01:07 Speaker 1: Like I really am.

1:01:08 Speaker 2: I got the whole thing up like I got everybody TMZ, the Washington Post, Variety, Page.

1:01:14 Speaker 1: Six, Daily Mail, Deadline, and Instagram because it was wild to be. They're happy ed hit posted something on the Instagram story like sixteen hours before. I said, did y'all hit y'all's own sale before you went on the little.

1:01:26 Speaker 3: Ride telling you? But they was swooped down on they know they had no idea on them. They came and arrested them from the house and seized items. This happened at the time. It may have happened, don't know for sure in front of their children.

1:01:44 Speaker 1: They pretty sure it was because they had a warrant.

1:01:47 Speaker 2: And they went yes, and so they went as soon as the search and sees your warrant when it went through, and they seized items from the reports while doing the search and capture.

1:02:00 Speaker 1: That is not good. So I just really, why.

1:02:03 Speaker 2: Didn't y'all bury the things? I'm sorry, just it's a rural county. We have options. It's just to wear it. It's just so I'm.

1:02:11 Speaker 3: Just confused and storage it has.

1:02:14 Speaker 1: To be lazy.

1:02:15 Speaker 2: Listen, you know what, y'all, I'm gonna do a roll on our on my Instagram when I collaborate with the post with Vanessa. I'm gonna bring her into this pettiness as well. I want y'all let me know lazy or first time? Are there lazy or are they virgins? What's happening here?

1:02:35 Speaker 1: I just have to know.

1:02:36 Speaker 2: That's my biggest question because I'm just like, I feel like I could have executed this better. And I'm not a criminal. I don't have a criminal mastermind, but I at least know some things that would get me caught could not do them. I would know not to do certain things like, oh, I probably shouldn't leave a brand crumb evidence?

1:02:52 Speaker 1: Are you kidding? Anyways?

1:02:54 Speaker 2: Like, please y'all go and check out all the things to keep up with what's going on, because y'all know we watching and clocking. Okay, Vanessa, please tell them where they can find you and keep up with you and see all your content because again came with the receipts of the t today.

1:03:09 Speaker 3: Appreciate that you can follow me on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok at reality and that's our e A l I t e A underscore recap. You can also subscribe to my YouTube channel Reality Recap to eight seven six. It's send the link in my bios on all my social media, so please like, share, subscribe, weekly recaps and also keeping you, you know, keeping you in the know on all the happening reality news covering everything about this Wendy and Eddie o Cephos story. Guys, So thank you and please follow and support and I appreciate y'all.

1:03:46 Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, please do go and check out Vanessa. Like I, she was one of the first people that I reached out to. I literally reached out to three people.

1:03:55 Speaker 1: That was it.

1:03:55 Speaker 2: There was not that many people that I would want to do this kind of emergency situation with. In the just made sense that it would be Vanessa because we had just finished recapping Tea and we just wanted to show y'all here. That episode said it enough to me. But the less we couldn't we could not enforce it anymore. And drop the point home.

1:04:13 Speaker 1: We are equal.

1:04:14 Speaker 2: Opportunity inspector investigators of what the fuck? Yeah, nobody stand no. You know, the only person I ever gave a fuck about that much is Ninny Lenny the Elites, and she's not here anymore to do any damage to my own soul by getting in trouble. But let me tell you, I would still be covering it and watching goddamn Hall. Absolutely, I have no loyalty other than to my wife and Beyonce and my Lord and Savior whom may or may not also be Beyonce or have him exactly like literally, So other than that, let's keep clocking and y'all were gonna spill this reality every time we can.

1:04:51 Speaker 1: With y'all, thank you so much for listening. You know where to find me on all the things at Mixing with.

1:04:56 Speaker 2: Money, on the Socials, the Mixed with Money, anywhere you listen to podcasts, y'all. My goal is still eight hundred reviews by the end of the year. We probably not gonna do it because everybody still listens to this has already amended their own review many times. But I guess that doesn't send it to somebody. Come to put it on while they's speeding down the highway, but don't get caught, and definitely not on Westminster, Maryland, because apparently.

1:05:18 Speaker 1: They prosecute around these parts. Y'all better be careful.

1:05:22 Speaker 2: Please be safe out there, take care of yourselves and make good choices, and if you make bad choices, please be careful about them.

1:05:30 Speaker 1: I'm like it sort about it. Be a better bad choice maker.

1:05:35 Speaker 2: Okay, at least then your cephos take care of yourself.

1:05:40 Speaker 1: Thanks y'all for listening. Bye,