True Crime in The Mix- Netflix's The Perfect Neighbor w/Kendrick (@withkendricktucker)

0:00 Speaker 1: Sounds trussing.

0:10 Speaker 2: Hello, Hello, Hello, beautiful and wonderful mixologist. It is your girl, momy.

0:15 Speaker 2: What is up with sh'all? I'll tell you what is

0:17 Speaker 2: up with me? It's episode two in one week, crazy

0:22 Speaker 2: double the amount of content because so many things are

0:25 Speaker 2: on the television. And while I'm having a great time

0:27 Speaker 2: in the Bravo Vortex, y'all also know that I am

0:30 Speaker 2: a true crime girly. I am a documentary girly, and

0:35 Speaker 2: so that means and y'all know who else is? That's

0:38 Speaker 2: Kendrick Big can not the little one, as it says

0:41 Speaker 2: on my screen. Right now, host of I cannot with

0:45 Speaker 2: Kendrick Tucker. I have Kendrick back to talk the true crime.

0:50 Speaker 2: I'm so excited.

0:51 Speaker 3: How are you doing?

0:53 Speaker 1: I'm good, Thank you for having me.

0:56 Speaker 4: So you know it's just, oh, listen, we take our

1:00 Speaker 4: joy where we can. This was not a joyful documentary,

1:03 Speaker 4: but you know what, between Salt Lake City and Potomac,

1:06 Speaker 4: I'm okay.

1:08 Speaker 2: Yeah, every once in a while you gotta step back

1:11 Speaker 2: into reality and figure out which terriblely racist white women

1:16 Speaker 2: we gotta curse out every week, like who's out?

1:19 Speaker 1: Definitely got it?

1:20 Speaker 3: This week, we got it last time. It was Kendra

1:24 Speaker 3: over there with the call, the call, what's it called?

1:30 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, bananas.

1:33 Speaker 2: If y'all want to know more about that, if you

1:35 Speaker 2: just recently watched it, please go ahead and listen to

1:37 Speaker 2: me and Kendrick's episode about that crazy lady, because I

1:42 Speaker 2: still don't know why we didn't talk to her from

1:44 Speaker 2: inside of her jail.

1:45 Speaker 3: Cell.

1:45 Speaker 2: I have no idea why she was able to sit down.

1:48 Speaker 2: I would like to press charges myself. With that being said,

1:53 Speaker 2: we actually were just even talking about the real true

1:56 Speaker 2: crime of George Santos's sentence being commuted, but John Bolton

2:00 Speaker 2: getting indicted yesterday and making my commute home like three

2:03 Speaker 2: hours longer from DC by way of but that's the

2:07 Speaker 2: end to Virginia where that was a long trip, and

2:11 Speaker 2: I just want to know was it worth it? Orange

2:14 Speaker 2: Man in the White House?

2:15 Speaker 3: Was it?

2:16 Speaker 2: I don't think it was, especially if you can't, you can't.

2:20 Speaker 2: We are living in hilarious times.

2:22 Speaker 4: Truly, like it is literally one walking comic strip. I

2:25 Speaker 4: don't know what's happening, but.

2:29 Speaker 3: Is abundant.

2:32 Speaker 2: In fact, I have never seen a better demonstration of

2:36 Speaker 2: that then also watching this documentary because I'm just like

2:40 Speaker 2: the whole time, almost anytime from the gateway that we're

2:44 Speaker 2: going to get into the nitty gritty.

2:45 Speaker 3: I got notes and we got thoughts.

2:47 Speaker 2: But from the gateway, I was like, I'm trying to

2:50 Speaker 2: find this lady's where she's getting this from each ya.

2:53 Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm just trying to figure out where you're

2:56 Speaker 3: coming from.

2:56 Speaker 2: I don't understand how we jumped from A to B,

3:00 Speaker 2: and so as I was having a hard time establishing

3:02 Speaker 2: that throughout, I was like, well, whatever she did and

3:06 Speaker 2: whoever she did it to, we're gonna have a really

3:08 Speaker 2: hard time figuring out why because he jumps from baby.

3:15 Speaker 2: I'm like, now, did I miss something I don't understand

3:19 Speaker 2: in these cameras?

3:20 Speaker 3: If you got all these problems.

3:22 Speaker 4: Right, and you know, I just I've had to learn

3:27 Speaker 4: over the years at my big age, I just had

3:29 Speaker 4: to learn that it starts becoming mental illness with me

3:33 Speaker 4: when I try to put a rhyme or reason to racism.

3:36 Speaker 4: Because racism, as I've learned from many of people, it

3:39 Speaker 4: really requires blind loyalty. You just gotta When you choose

3:42 Speaker 4: to be racist, boy, you choose it at.

3:45 Speaker 1: Everybody else's expense, Like you just choose to be racist and.

3:50 Speaker 2: Did Yeah, she really did, because I've never ever First

3:57 Speaker 2: of all, I'm like, then why move there?

4:00 Speaker 3: Right?

4:00 Speaker 2: Feel like people don't tell you a lot of these

4:02 Speaker 2: things beforehand, like realtors and things. They do typically let

4:07 Speaker 2: you know that one there are children in the neighborhood.

4:10 Speaker 2: Two where your property lines are, and they're real. You

4:13 Speaker 2: can't make them up. You can't just hide because you

4:16 Speaker 2: put a sign somewhere, it means it's your property. When

4:21 Speaker 2: the owner of the home himself, yep, it's called on

4:26 Speaker 2: the things said. I don't know why she think it's

4:28 Speaker 2: that property. There's one that's all.

4:30 Speaker 1: Little lot to the left right, and.

4:33 Speaker 3: The other big one.

4:35 Speaker 2: Not mine, no prayers, not hers, not anybody's. It is

4:40 Speaker 2: free for public consumption. But your property is within your fence.

4:47 Speaker 2: And if y'all watch it, you know what I'm talking about.

4:49 Speaker 2: Because only her front door is fenced in.

4:52 Speaker 3: That's it. That's what. Literally, that's it. That's all right.

4:58 Speaker 2: So y'all we're gonna dive into this perfect neighbor situation.

5:01 Speaker 2: It is all told. And this is a choice. I

5:04 Speaker 2: don't know how I feel about it. I've seen this before,

5:07 Speaker 2: but it is a choice to tell the whole thing

5:09 Speaker 2: through surveillance footage via the the body cams of the

5:16 Speaker 2: police officers, because that lady called the cops on these

5:20 Speaker 2: chillren that many times.

5:22 Speaker 3: That we have a lot of footage. So I guess

5:25 Speaker 3: why if I.

5:26 Speaker 2: Were a documentarian, I too, I too would be like, well,

5:30 Speaker 2: you know what, we got calls from that lady, we

5:34 Speaker 2: might as well go back and use every single goddamn

5:37 Speaker 2: one of them.

5:38 Speaker 4: You know what, I don't know if you watched this

5:41 Speaker 4: one back We need to come out came out in

5:44 Speaker 4: twenty twenty. Oh yeah you watched it. Yeah, yeah, you

5:48 Speaker 4: watched it. American Murder, So that was one about Chris.

5:52 Speaker 3: Watson, and I remember again last year see.

5:55 Speaker 4: Right, and you know that one, Like I heard that

5:58 Speaker 4: podcast so many times. But that would actually thought was

6:01 Speaker 4: a great choice to do, like because they did that

6:04 Speaker 4: one like almost exclusively from bodycam footage too, and so

6:08 Speaker 4: we were getting we were seeing the neighbors like as

6:10 Speaker 4: he was walking off, they were like, this motherfucker's acting weird,

6:12 Speaker 4: like telling the cough like he's acting weird as hell.

6:15 Speaker 4: So I like it from because it is definitely a choice.

6:20 Speaker 2: But when you have right, that's Christy, Yeah, if you're

6:25 Speaker 2: a true crime girly, that's one of the first like that,

6:28 Speaker 2: that's something every Yeah podcast has covered.

6:31 Speaker 3: The Watts family. You know that family.

6:35 Speaker 2: Okay, it's so that's what makes true crime so fascinating

6:38 Speaker 2: because like, not is it that, it's not that it's

6:42 Speaker 2: necessarily like wow, let's.

6:45 Speaker 3: Like this is so cool, let's figure it out.

6:47 Speaker 2: It's really like I'm literally having a hard time figuring

6:51 Speaker 2: out how you got there, how it ever got to that.

6:55 Speaker 3: Point your family. That's so crazy.

6:58 Speaker 2: And that's exactly the same thing that happened as we

7:00 Speaker 2: sat down and watched this one.

7:02 Speaker 1: Yep, it's crazy that for him.

7:05 Speaker 4: He it's always crazy to me when a whole married

7:09 Speaker 4: man do this kind of stuff because their wife gets

7:13 Speaker 4: pregnant with another child. And it's like you doing all

7:16 Speaker 4: of that because you don't think you can afford another child.

7:23 Speaker 2: I'm saying, if you'll, And that doesn't always mean that

7:28 Speaker 2: other choice.

7:28 Speaker 3: It can mean an option, it can mean.

7:31 Speaker 2: Anything you other than murdering living being already Yeah, wore

7:40 Speaker 2: home And yes, it's the same as like, also, if

7:42 Speaker 2: you're a true crime person, I you know the story

7:46 Speaker 2: of I can't remember who their names are, right now,

7:48 Speaker 2: but I've heard it on the three different podcasts. The

7:50 Speaker 2: couples who were best friends sometimes may or may not

7:54 Speaker 2: have swung, and then the wife of one and the

7:57 Speaker 2: husband of the other fall love and she convinces him

8:01 Speaker 2: to murder her husband by voting no a duck hunting

8:06 Speaker 2: trip and on the boat, oh, best friends the wife

8:13 Speaker 2: and then he divorced his actual wife married this lady.

8:19 Speaker 2: Then you know what, she didn't want them no more. Eventually,

8:22 Speaker 2: like that whole thing, exact same thing. I forget what

8:26 Speaker 2: family it is.

8:27 Speaker 3: It's been on.

8:27 Speaker 2: There are documentaries. It's a whole it's a whole ordeal

8:30 Speaker 2: because it took like ten plus years to catch you

8:33 Speaker 2: know them, But like, I don't know how y'all get there,

8:39 Speaker 2: but it's something that is like, it's gotta be focused

8:43 Speaker 2: in on how you can.

8:45 Speaker 1: Just which one harshburger the duck.

8:50 Speaker 2: Okay, I'm gonna literally look up duck hunting murder and

8:55 Speaker 2: I'm telling you it will it will come up, yup,

8:58 Speaker 2: murder of Mike Williams.

8:59 Speaker 1: Knew it, Mike Okay, Okay, okay Williams.

9:02 Speaker 3: Yeah. Florida, Oh my god, Kendrick.

9:05 Speaker 4: Florida, always Florida you know what, either Florida or Washington state.

9:10 Speaker 1: One of those two. It's always them to I don't.

9:13 Speaker 3: Know what, like geez.

9:16 Speaker 2: The murder of Mike Williams also happened around the Georgia

9:20 Speaker 2: Florida state line. His Yeah, he went on a duck

9:24 Speaker 2: hunting trip with his best friend early in the morning.

9:27 Speaker 2: They were big duck hunters. He was supposed to like

9:30 Speaker 2: fall in the water. And the problem was when they

9:34 Speaker 2: found his body or something, they said he got eaten

9:38 Speaker 2: by gators. That was what tricked people all too it

9:41 Speaker 2: being murdered. He had gotten eaten by gators, according to everyone,

9:45 Speaker 2: who couldn't find him for days, and he was missing. Yeah,

9:48 Speaker 2: but every single person in the Everglades or wherever that

9:51 Speaker 2: had been eating or fallen in that got eaten by

9:54 Speaker 2: gators has shown up and they couldn't find him.

9:57 Speaker 3: So then they were like, there's.

9:58 Speaker 2: No way he was righting and he was in waiters

10:02 Speaker 2: that make him flow or sink, and we can't find

10:06 Speaker 2: him right since And then also like they found his jacket,

10:10 Speaker 2: but it had.

10:11 Speaker 3: No bite marks in it. It was like what So it.

10:14 Speaker 2: Was also that them people could get together and and

10:17 Speaker 2: and be with each other.

10:19 Speaker 3: Why though they were.

10:21 Speaker 2: So religious and so against the horse, they thought their

10:26 Speaker 2: only way out was murder.

10:29 Speaker 1: Insane. The fact that people.

10:33 Speaker 4: The truly like the fact that people can be so

10:37 Speaker 4: religious that you know, I've always said, you know, people

10:39 Speaker 4: choose their sins.

10:41 Speaker 1: They choose pick and choose their damn sins.

10:44 Speaker 4: They will they would let somebody have a thousand kids

10:47 Speaker 4: at of wedlock and just be just as happy as

10:49 Speaker 4: a clown.

10:50 Speaker 1: But let somebody be gay in the family. Oh, baby,

10:52 Speaker 1: that's a whole nother thing.

10:53 Speaker 4: I'm like, are you interview listen, ryme.

11:00 Speaker 3: That's a crime fourteen for lock.

11:04 Speaker 1: Her and boosy up because boy was doing what.

11:07 Speaker 3: Are y'all talking about?

11:08 Speaker 2: Mama d from Love and hip hop and boozy and

11:11 Speaker 2: then I promise y'all get back.

11:12 Speaker 3: But love is mama? Are you talking about?

11:15 Speaker 2: She? They hiring strippers for their teenage son's birthday parties,

11:19 Speaker 2: and the sons are telling y'all we cried.

11:21 Speaker 3: We were traumatized.

11:23 Speaker 2: I was scared, and you're trying to tell me when

11:27 Speaker 2: she said, what you scared of pussy?

11:29 Speaker 3: No, ma'am, I'm scared.

11:30 Speaker 2: Of my mom kind of hasn't sexually abused as a

11:33 Speaker 2: youth truly. That's what I'm that's what I'm afraid of.

11:36 Speaker 4: That's I'm pretty sure Boosy took it a step further

11:39 Speaker 4: and made the son and woman go further.

11:43 Speaker 1: So he's I don't know, but hey.

11:46 Speaker 3: Literal are at sign pe.

11:49 Speaker 1: Like, yeah, yeah, it is very very bad.

11:54 Speaker 2: Y'all are making poor choices, like it doesn't make any sense.

11:57 Speaker 2: So there's stro crime literally up and in everywhere. So

12:01 Speaker 2: at least when they put it in a ninety minute

12:02 Speaker 2: package of why I should care and that there is

12:06 Speaker 2: a of some kind of regular, regular resolution, that's all

12:11 Speaker 2: that matters to me, you know what I'm saying. And

12:15 Speaker 2: so let me tell you, ninety four percent of the

12:17 Speaker 2: time I don't like the resolution. That's a low number.

12:20 Speaker 2: Ninety nine percent of the time I don't like the resolution.

12:23 Speaker 1: Yeah it is. I'm here watching the credit on this one.

12:27 Speaker 2: Okay, I will tell me. But should did it again?

12:31 Speaker 3: Because that's where we're edited, that's.

12:34 Speaker 2: Where weating, because listen, y'all, she because the whole thing

12:37 Speaker 2: is told through body, can't footage. Because the lady Susan

12:40 Speaker 2: Lawrence called the cops so many times because her side

12:46 Speaker 2: of the duplex, she claimed was constantly her yard, her property,

12:52 Speaker 2: even though she's rinting like everybody else on that block.

12:56 Speaker 2: Her property is the like is a yard that is

13:02 Speaker 2: adjacent and next to another giant open field. There is

13:07 Speaker 2: nothing dividing it, so it is really just about who

13:11 Speaker 2: believes what. And every day it seems she wants to

13:15 Speaker 2: enforce a new boundary around her home that doesn't exist

13:19 Speaker 2: and swear that the kids knowingly are crossing over it.

13:23 Speaker 2: And I don't mean just playing on her yard.

13:26 Speaker 3: I mean they're door ding.

13:28 Speaker 2: Dong ditching even though people like you got cameras and

13:30 Speaker 2: that's untrue. Like I'm just afraid from my life and

13:36 Speaker 2: the things that she's accusing them for. Let me tell

13:38 Speaker 2: you every single time, and I'm made a list of

13:41 Speaker 2: what both sides are played every single time. Though she

13:46 Speaker 2: calls the cops, the cops also interview the whole neighborhood.

13:50 Speaker 1: Literally because this one's always outside.

13:52 Speaker 2: The children are all out and there's at least two

13:55 Speaker 2: or three adults outside or periodically stepping outside.

13:58 Speaker 3: Who when the cops come there, there they're ready.

14:01 Speaker 2: She's saying, Susan that they're on supervised and they're running

14:05 Speaker 2: all over her property and kicking in and burning.

14:08 Speaker 3: Up her signs man, find you again.

14:11 Speaker 2: These children are between the ages of nine and fourteen

14:13 Speaker 2: at the most.

14:14 Speaker 3: I mean some of them.

14:15 Speaker 1: There are some younger.

14:17 Speaker 3: Some are so young there we can't see their faces. Yeah,

14:20 Speaker 3: like hey, no, literally.

14:22 Speaker 4: The one the ones she accused of trying to put

14:24 Speaker 4: like the poodle in the yard.

14:27 Speaker 1: The man is like, do you say how small this

14:29 Speaker 1: boy is? He cannot pick that damn dog up?

14:31 Speaker 3: Are you get me?

14:33 Speaker 2: I've never appreciated Florida cops and I didn't think I would,

14:36 Speaker 2: but let me tell you, they call a bullshit on

14:37 Speaker 2: this lady. The very first day, kids are playing kickball

14:41 Speaker 2: in the yard next to her house and she calls

14:43 Speaker 2: the cops, and two come out every single time, two

14:46 Speaker 2: cop cars. An enormous amount of cops, more than I

14:49 Speaker 2: ever think. They're frustrated, I can tell from mostly yes,

14:52 Speaker 2: because they're like, we have to be here because she

14:55 Speaker 2: keep calling this yet it's really looking like and giving

14:59 Speaker 2: children and playing outside and you don't like it. And

15:02 Speaker 2: she at one point even cites the quote unquote law

15:06 Speaker 2: that she is entitled to peaceful enjoyment of her property

15:12 Speaker 2: and home, and the cops straight up tells their lady

15:15 Speaker 2: that's civil. That don't got nothing to do with me.

15:17 Speaker 2: I can't enforce any of that shit nothing.

15:23 Speaker 1: This is not my day job, saying.

15:26 Speaker 2: Of course, it's not like, of course, what are we

15:28 Speaker 2: even talking about here? So after she does calls the cops,

15:33 Speaker 2: I mean they show us, I would say, the first

15:36 Speaker 2: forty five minutes is how many times this lady called

15:39 Speaker 2: the cops? Yep, condensed into stints and you see different

15:45 Speaker 2: parents give different perspectives, different ones admittingly get into it

15:49 Speaker 2: with her because she calls their children multiple names.

15:54 Speaker 3: Oh yeah, multiple names.

15:56 Speaker 4: Did anybody want to guess what she calls the black ones?

15:58 Speaker 3: I hope y'all.

16:02 Speaker 2: And I love her excuse later on, I mean, if

16:04 Speaker 2: it's slipped out, it slipped out.

16:05 Speaker 3: But it's all, oh, oh okay, we're not okay.

16:12 Speaker 2: It was okay, right, Well, it's not a crime to me,

16:16 Speaker 2: that's okay, But.

16:19 Speaker 4: Wait, can we talk about that for thing? Because manslaughter

16:21 Speaker 4: is crazy to me?

16:22 Speaker 2: Manslaughter is but nuts? Wow, a locked door?

16:28 Speaker 3: Right?

16:29 Speaker 2: If I shoot you through a locked door and I'm

16:31 Speaker 2: only going in for manslaughter, and then I would shoot

16:34 Speaker 2: a lot of people through locked doors, that ain't right. Consequences, right,

16:43 Speaker 2: y'all don't know, like we're gonna continue to talk about it,

16:45 Speaker 2: but I don't want to hold y'all hostage on like

16:47 Speaker 2: which oneness is, which case this is? If y'all remember

16:51 Speaker 2: a few years back, I think two, we're like at

16:54 Speaker 2: twenty twenty three three. Yeah, a mom, a black mom,

16:59 Speaker 2: was killed in front of her children, and and and

17:03 Speaker 2: that is I can't even so seeing it is a

17:07 Speaker 2: big trigger winner for people. But she is killed because

17:10 Speaker 2: she went to her neighbor's house because the lady stole

17:16 Speaker 2: the iPad from the kids. Basically, she for whatever reason.

17:20 Speaker 2: And I'm telling you, y'all, it's not that she doesn't

17:22 Speaker 2: give reasons. It's that she don't make sense. And none

17:24 Speaker 2: of them makes sense a lick of it. Even the cops,

17:28 Speaker 2: like I'm trying to follow, say again, they threw you

17:31 Speaker 2: threw roller skates, your roller skating at them. You threw

17:35 Speaker 2: the roller skates, and but you collected the iPad and

17:37 Speaker 2: you took it in the house right when you expect

17:41 Speaker 2: the child is somebody to not come get it, child

17:43 Speaker 2: or not. I'm also coming at your door pulling up

17:47 Speaker 2: what are you doing with my property? But yet you're

17:49 Speaker 2: concerned about people on your property line.

17:54 Speaker 3: You see what connictions.

17:57 Speaker 2: I appreciate it from the documentary people and the people

18:02 Speaker 2: who made this here documentary. There were multiple times where

18:06 Speaker 2: it seems like what gets her goal is people being

18:09 Speaker 2: too close to her house, being yelling and screaming, being

18:12 Speaker 2: children of minority race or different socioeconomic status than this

18:17 Speaker 2: lady who believes that she deserves to live in this

18:20 Speaker 2: mixed ethnic area free of being like addressed at all.

18:29 Speaker 2: And so instead of talking to the parents, asking the

18:32 Speaker 2: parents to stay on their kids about being quieter, staying

18:35 Speaker 2: with Marlan whatever, she calls the cops immediately, so that

18:39 Speaker 2: puts everybody on the defense.

18:41 Speaker 4: And so which I honestly believe, because you know, people

18:45 Speaker 4: say like attributed to karen behavior, I honestly believe she

18:48 Speaker 4: watches enough of the news and she thought that those

18:50 Speaker 4: cops were gonna come in the situation would escalate, and

18:53 Speaker 4: they would do her dirty work for her. They would

18:56 Speaker 4: be the one that someone might pull out a gun

18:58 Speaker 4: way too fast, and someone might do this, and that

19:00 Speaker 4: she was not expecting these cops to show up and

19:02 Speaker 4: be actually level headed people and be like, ma'am, you

19:05 Speaker 4: bullshitting Do you ask what I don't have to.

19:07 Speaker 3: Do a lot of paperwork, right because she was playing kickball.

19:11 Speaker 2: I just want to know, like it's Florida, it's only

19:14 Speaker 2: we don't have any shortage of real crimes to investigate.

19:17 Speaker 2: The nine one one needs to call any of these

19:19 Speaker 2: four officers, who I'm telling y'all know less than a

19:22 Speaker 2: dozen times.

19:23 Speaker 3: One dad even says that it's about twice a week. Yep,

19:29 Speaker 3: that's a lot of times to call the cops. You

19:33 Speaker 3: can leave.

19:33 Speaker 2: Also if you want to consistently file reports and press

19:37 Speaker 2: charges multiple times. They're like, so do you want to

19:40 Speaker 2: press charges for trespassing or whatever? And she's like, yes,

19:43 Speaker 2: I do again. The oldest child is fourteen, the old

19:48 Speaker 2: at best, and he's essentially on the porch watching the

19:51 Speaker 2: other youngins play. I'm talking, they got scooters. One baby

19:54 Speaker 2: girl is talking to the cops and brushing a doll's.

19:57 Speaker 4: Hair literally got with balls, literally in the feel not

20:02 Speaker 4: on you because you don't don't own nothing skateboards.

20:06 Speaker 3: Like they're literally.

20:07 Speaker 4: Chilling children of all races too. So it's not even

20:11 Speaker 4: just like she's targeting for no reason, because these kids

20:15 Speaker 4: are like, yeah, she crazy, We just we just.

20:18 Speaker 1: With miss care. They call her Miss Karen, Yeah, miss Karen,

20:20 Speaker 1: you know, like, yeah.

20:22 Speaker 3: You're over there.

20:23 Speaker 2: And even the cops were like back in my day,

20:25 Speaker 2: the man would just the cranky person would just come

20:27 Speaker 2: out and yell.

20:27 Speaker 3: At you and right go home.

20:29 Speaker 2: And the black dad is like just and if they

20:32 Speaker 2: and that happened, I'm going in and I have to

20:33 Speaker 2: get the switch. I'm like, these children are not being unruly, clearly,

20:37 Speaker 2: they're all being parented. They interview multiple adults, something that

20:41 Speaker 2: this lady doesn't do, and ask what happened. They're getting

20:45 Speaker 2: nothing but the same information told different ways from every

20:48 Speaker 2: single person on the street, like all the races, all

20:52 Speaker 2: the old people that in their houses. Even when it

20:54 Speaker 2: comes down to what she alleges was said and done

20:58 Speaker 2: when she shot this who she's only had a few

21:01 Speaker 2: encounters with, and they've all been hostile because she is

21:05 Speaker 2: always yelling at these kids. And this mom said, do

21:09 Speaker 2: not talk to my children or any children that way. Yes,

21:13 Speaker 2: when I call them the N word, m F first,

21:15 Speaker 2: the B word, There's so many things she calls them

21:18 Speaker 2: that when the children are telling the cops, they can't

21:20 Speaker 2: they won't even say it literally.

21:25 Speaker 1: Right, She called me a jack. All the word.

21:33 Speaker 5: Clean word, the P word, the F word, and then

21:40 Speaker 5: one black parent even said no, a hard e r.

21:43 Speaker 2: She calls them like, I've heard it myself many times.

21:47 Speaker 2: They're asking the right questions. They're like, so, can you

21:49 Speaker 2: tell me what? And they have told the cops have

21:52 Speaker 2: told them stay off her property. They're like, we're not

21:56 Speaker 2: on it, but okay, right then, and they're like telling

22:01 Speaker 2: her their children, we can't arrest them.

22:04 Speaker 3: We have to take their side, in your side, and

22:05 Speaker 3: she is flummes that right, they even.

22:09 Speaker 2: Believe those ratchet hood children exactly, rolls her eyes and

22:15 Speaker 2: the falls every time. She's like, well, you know they

22:18 Speaker 2: have a story too. When they say that you're also

22:20 Speaker 2: being of course, she's like, well she didn't say that

22:24 Speaker 2: she grabbed you by the collar or whatever, which is

22:28 Speaker 2: every time she the cops come. Susan Dunn added a

22:31 Speaker 2: little bit more razzle dazzle.

22:34 Speaker 1: You know, Papa, what was.

22:35 Speaker 3: Your favorite one? You remember one in your off the

22:37 Speaker 3: top of your head.

22:39 Speaker 4: I know they kept asking her while you know, we

22:41 Speaker 4: can't just take your word for why don't you get

22:42 Speaker 4: a camera? I know she never got the damn camera

22:44 Speaker 4: because she knew the she was gonna do one day,

22:46 Speaker 4: but you had all the little ras every time. Literally

22:49 Speaker 4: she They're like, okay, well what they do this time?

22:51 Speaker 3: Yeah?

22:52 Speaker 4: No, you know what in that damn interrogation room because

22:54 Speaker 4: she gave her one story.

22:56 Speaker 2: What I tell you, I said I had and I

22:58 Speaker 2: had to read the transcript because I was like, I'm

23:00 Speaker 2: gonna just sit here and watch this looking like a potato.

23:04 Speaker 2: And yes, I'm gonna shame her and her looks because

23:07 Speaker 2: you should what I have to say about racist racism

23:12 Speaker 2: is bad for the skin. You can get that from

23:14 Speaker 2: tea public dot com slash mixing with Money today baby

23:18 Speaker 2: on things you like, pillow mugs, t shirt, whatever, time,

23:24 Speaker 2: and I get a lot of compliments just I went

23:26 Speaker 2: at the home Gooods the other day.

23:29 Speaker 3: It's my line, okay, let me drop you.

23:34 Speaker 2: And I did write it down for her on her business,

23:37 Speaker 2: you know, on my home goods receipt.

23:41 Speaker 3: A t J situation.

23:42 Speaker 2: I love the girls at home Goods, okay, Yeah to

23:46 Speaker 2: budget up in here discounts, okay, make it okay. And

23:52 Speaker 2: because I don't care if people play near my house,

23:54 Speaker 2: I'm in the house.

23:56 Speaker 3: Yeah, give a ship.

23:57 Speaker 1: It's like, I don't even.

24:00 Speaker 3: Want to subscribe.

24:01 Speaker 2: I'm not even gonna ask where her empathy is, because

24:05 Speaker 2: that would be that was non existent, like where her

24:08 Speaker 2: compassionate heart is, Like why didn't you try to come

24:10 Speaker 2: outside and talk to these children?

24:12 Speaker 3: Why didn't you?

24:14 Speaker 1: That's the problem.

24:15 Speaker 2: You're not exactly she didn't see any of them as human.

24:18 Speaker 3: She claimed that the mom threw a sign at her. Uh.

24:21 Speaker 2: The woman that passed away Ajica, she well was murdered

24:27 Speaker 2: by this lady, Susan. She claimed that at one point

24:30 Speaker 2: in the early parts of her cop calls, that she

24:33 Speaker 2: threw her trust no trespassing sign because Susan puts the

24:37 Speaker 2: signs in the yard like like for whatever, Like she's

24:40 Speaker 2: throwing bread and dugs.

24:41 Speaker 3: It's just a little toss here, a little toss there,

24:44 Speaker 3: you know.

24:45 Speaker 2: And then she's talking about, oh, they stumped my sign

24:48 Speaker 2: out and the mom threw it at my leg and

24:49 Speaker 2: it's assault and I want to be and she makes

24:51 Speaker 2: them write a report for battery. I said, now, h no,

24:55 Speaker 2: you fucking lion, like she tossed it and it hit you, Okay,

25:00 Speaker 2: but you also know the difference, and I really need

25:03 Speaker 2: you to under She's really upset that the cops are

25:05 Speaker 2: not understanding, like they're not just being racist with.

25:08 Speaker 1: Her, right, that's what she's.

25:11 Speaker 3: Like, You're literally Florida cops.

25:13 Speaker 1: Right, like, what's going on?

25:17 Speaker 3: Right, I'm dirty, hell lady yelling at me, throwing get it?

25:25 Speaker 3: Look right, So, Sir George Zimmerman that ass or something.

25:28 Speaker 2: That's what she looked and she did for us.

25:32 Speaker 3: Ye.

25:32 Speaker 1: Yeah.

25:33 Speaker 2: One of the claims also by Susan is that kids

25:37 Speaker 2: were playing and screaming at her window, calling her all

25:39 Speaker 2: kinds of names and whatever, arson and mischief to her, signs.

25:47 Speaker 1: Child and.

25:51 Speaker 2: The neighbor next door, because again this is a duplex,

25:54 Speaker 2: so he actually, we have multiple people who explain the

25:58 Speaker 2: logistics of the feels, the yards, the lines, and he's like,

26:03 Speaker 2: so she gets that like one lot that looks like

26:05 Speaker 2: it would be hers, and that shocket lot that backs

26:10 Speaker 2: all the way up to the tree in the park,

26:12 Speaker 2: and the next neighborhood.

26:13 Speaker 3: Is allowed for kickball and football or whatever.

26:17 Speaker 2: Like they're just like anywhere else, literally, and it's a street.

26:21 Speaker 2: So they have to drive by or skateboard by, and

26:24 Speaker 2: let me tell y'all, if she sees them in her window,

26:26 Speaker 2: if they skate past her window, they scooter past her window,

26:29 Speaker 2: she calls the cops every time.

26:32 Speaker 4: Every time literally the cop and it's not like this

26:38 Speaker 4: big multitude like literally she calls so often. This one

26:41 Speaker 4: cop comes, she's like to talk to the other cop

26:43 Speaker 4: who's already there. He's like, apparently the kids something this woman.

26:46 Speaker 4: He said, oh I know, I know.

26:47 Speaker 1: It's talk to him.

26:52 Speaker 3: Statement.

26:53 Speaker 2: One baby girl even goes, we're eleven lucky because at

26:58 Speaker 2: one point also claim that this boy who he's walking

27:02 Speaker 2: his dog. Essentially what she's describing, She's like, he's I

27:06 Speaker 2: called the cops because he was trying to put a

27:10 Speaker 2: dog in my truck on my property.

27:13 Speaker 3: I parked the car. Now, mind you.

27:15 Speaker 2: The kids are like, yeah, she parked that car that

27:17 Speaker 2: she like drives straight towards us sometimes. Yeah, that she

27:21 Speaker 2: like sets the alarm off from the inside of the

27:24 Speaker 2: house and says that we're jumping on her car and

27:27 Speaker 2: then calls the cops right when we're like, we were

27:30 Speaker 2: nowhere near her car. We've even done experiments where we

27:33 Speaker 2: go inside and then we still magically the car is alarming,

27:38 Speaker 2: and magically the cops come in fifteen minutes.

27:41 Speaker 1: Yep, and so not I this.

27:45 Speaker 3: Twelve eleven ten year old boy walking his like golden doodle.

27:51 Speaker 3: The dad is like or.

27:52 Speaker 2: One of the dads, one of the neighborhood dads who

27:54 Speaker 2: again outside supervising the children because he knows this lady

27:57 Speaker 2: is crazy. There is who parents outside. I'm telling y'all

28:00 Speaker 2: all the time. And he's like, doesn't even know the

28:03 Speaker 2: baby's name. But he's like, Africa, what's your brother's name? Yeah,

28:08 Speaker 2: that one right there in the red shirt. Because she's

28:10 Speaker 2: claiming he's like, oh, it's a little small dog, a

28:13 Speaker 2: little tiny dog that she tried to he tried to

28:15 Speaker 2: put in my truck. And they're like, okay, you try

28:18 Speaker 2: to put a dog in a truck. You got a dog.

28:20 Speaker 2: And they're like, no, you have a dog.

28:22 Speaker 3: And he's like, you got a dog and she's like yeah,

28:24 Speaker 3: it's like oh that big dog. Know what's He's like,

28:31 Speaker 3: he can't lift that dog. He can really walk that dog.

28:33 Speaker 3: He can't exactly, that's a dog about big as he is.

28:40 Speaker 2: And again, no dog hair found in the truck. Like

28:44 Speaker 2: she's not it's just not making any of the sense.

28:47 Speaker 2: So that's a ridiculous claim that she made him called

28:50 Speaker 2: the cop. This is your taxpayer dollars. Yeah, taxpayers are

28:55 Speaker 2: going to a lady lying on some children for.

28:58 Speaker 3: What, like, what are we doing?

29:00 Speaker 1: Crazy?

29:01 Speaker 3: Who gives the ship? Like you take an edible and

29:04 Speaker 3: go to bed when you hear.

29:06 Speaker 2: Kids yelling outside, you like, pour some bordeaux and you

29:10 Speaker 2: call it you're put on love. You turn that bitch

29:14 Speaker 2: up and you're just like you chill like.

29:16 Speaker 1: Any other normal ass adult in America.

29:19 Speaker 2: Like you get the thing on the stereo, like instead

29:22 Speaker 2: of on that, instead of on the regular you say,

29:26 Speaker 2: you know what, let me do this around sound drown.

29:27 Speaker 3: These kids out, like that's all right?

29:31 Speaker 2: Hey, I mean next you get a ring camera which

29:34 Speaker 2: is like sixty ninety nine at the home deadpot and

29:38 Speaker 2: if you don't hone the pot anymore because of all

29:40 Speaker 2: their foolishness, the Amazon also foolishness, but like do a

29:44 Speaker 2: ring camera.

29:45 Speaker 1: From the right not find them somewhere?

29:48 Speaker 2: Okay, got Colm, just go there and send it to

29:50 Speaker 2: you six like starter, you can get that. You can

29:54 Speaker 2: get some you know, you can call adt since you

29:56 Speaker 2: think that you're being banged.

29:57 Speaker 3: Up on all the time. Right, So we're.

30:01 Speaker 2: Escalating from that to their committing arson. I don't know

30:06 Speaker 2: again how these children in multitudes of six plus, they're

30:12 Speaker 2: in six plus at all times.

30:13 Speaker 3: They ain't pact. You know how they're.

30:17 Speaker 2: Sneaking out flameable things like things that like you know,

30:22 Speaker 2: start fires to torch your no trespassing sign?

30:26 Speaker 3: Where did they get it? Girl?

30:27 Speaker 1: Like this is not weapons.

30:29 Speaker 4: All these kids are not leaving at the same time

30:31 Speaker 4: of night to come fuck with you?

30:33 Speaker 2: Like what are we talking about out my signs? And

30:36 Speaker 2: I want to press charges about that? Not your paper

30:38 Speaker 2: no trespassing signs?

30:40 Speaker 3: Right?

30:41 Speaker 1: And I love the one mom, the white mom be

30:43 Speaker 1: out there with the kids. She told us. She was

30:45 Speaker 1: like that lady is crazy. She was like, ye'all almost

30:47 Speaker 1: hit her one time. I died. I was like, you

30:50 Speaker 1: know what.

30:51 Speaker 2: I was like, please don't do that, and she will

30:54 Speaker 2: call here you but like she's not. She wold broll

30:57 Speaker 2: is yelling at these kids like that. She's like, they

30:59 Speaker 2: are children. Do you hear thet she called the motherfuckers.

31:02 Speaker 1: And they're like nine, they're literally.

31:05 Speaker 2: Playing kickball again. They're not cursing her out. They're like, no,

31:09 Speaker 2: we're out here. She's knocking, dong ditching. They're not coming

31:12 Speaker 2: up to her door. She got a gate around her door, y'all. Literally,

31:16 Speaker 2: whether it came with the property or not, it's not

31:18 Speaker 2: like they can run in and out of it.

31:19 Speaker 3: Also close the gate.

31:22 Speaker 4: Right, that's your that's your whole property. So that solved

31:25 Speaker 4: all the problems. Literally, yeah, and you're.

31:28 Speaker 2: So afraid the amount of time, she says, I was

31:31 Speaker 2: afraid from my life and I'm like, again, yours, you're

31:34 Speaker 2: the gun owner. That's sixty plus the right. And these

31:38 Speaker 2: are children that are fourteen the scooters. What they're gonna

31:40 Speaker 2: do throw the scooter at you.

31:42 Speaker 4: That was the worst part of the damn interrogation because

31:45 Speaker 4: she sat asking that room and she was like yeah

31:47 Speaker 4: she Oh my god, it felt like she was just

31:49 Speaker 4: knocking and banging to my door for so long. Then

31:51 Speaker 4: they were like you want that launch, Well yeah, it

31:53 Speaker 4: was like twenty or thirty seconds.

31:55 Speaker 1: They're like, want that long?

31:56 Speaker 3: Yeah, last two to five minutes.

31:59 Speaker 2: So in two to five minutes, lady right asking for

32:02 Speaker 2: the iPad back you saying she's not gonna talk to her,

32:04 Speaker 2: saying I'm gonna break into your house then right, and

32:08 Speaker 2: then you shooting you let it in five minutes.

32:10 Speaker 3: It escalated only five minutes, max.

32:12 Speaker 1: And after you had already called the police.

32:15 Speaker 2: The way they said, it's not that we're not coming,

32:20 Speaker 2: it's that we are working our way through the list

32:24 Speaker 2: of armed robberies, kidnappings, and Susan Lawrence once.

32:28 Speaker 3: Again doesn't like this.

32:29 Speaker 2: The black kids and the little, you know, big kids

32:32 Speaker 2: are playing outside with the football because she that is

32:37 Speaker 2: clearly diverse.

32:38 Speaker 3: With all the people should not be and you just

32:42 Speaker 3: got here. She's only been there like three years.

32:44 Speaker 4: Mats right, it was a lot everybody else been there.

32:49 Speaker 3: We've been here. This is literally the kids school district

32:51 Speaker 3: what you're talking about.

32:52 Speaker 2: The cops coming up and asking even when y'all get

32:55 Speaker 2: on break and they're like, we've been our home break

32:56 Speaker 2: for like a week, and they're like, oh my god,

32:59 Speaker 2: I got friends that are still in school.

33:01 Speaker 3: That's so crazy. And they're like, yeah, but.

33:03 Speaker 2: Really, we just playing like we promised, just kids were

33:07 Speaker 2: nothing wrong and shit, And he was like, honestly, I'd

33:12 Speaker 2: rather you guys be out here playing than making those

33:15 Speaker 2: TikTok dances. And somebody even tries to level with her,

33:18 Speaker 2: and it's like, I mean, for all its worth, I'd

33:21 Speaker 2: rather these I mean kind of racists, but I'd rather

33:24 Speaker 2: these little black and brown kids be outside playing and

33:28 Speaker 2: not like stealing in cars and doing other shit that

33:31 Speaker 2: they shouldn't be doing, and I'm like, exactly, them playing

33:35 Speaker 2: means they're actually not doing what you accuse them of.

33:38 Speaker 2: But before you and I want you to tell us

33:40 Speaker 2: about this interrogation because I had to stand up and

33:44 Speaker 2: put my hands behind my head so I couldn't get

33:46 Speaker 2: through it. I'm really telling y'all like I really can't,

33:48 Speaker 2: especially when she was the only one on the screen.

33:50 Speaker 2: I had no redeeming qualities. Nothing was going well for

33:53 Speaker 2: me in those moments. I said, no, no, no, I can't.

33:56 Speaker 2: But before that, I'm telling you, the documentary also puts

33:59 Speaker 2: in so many contradictions of her behavior. Right, They show

34:05 Speaker 2: us such limited interactions that this woman Scaud she was

34:08 Speaker 2: afraid for her life all the time, so she never

34:10 Speaker 2: talked to these people. Really, so they show her wanting

34:15 Speaker 2: to protect her truck and protect her property.

34:18 Speaker 3: But then they also show a call where at one point.

34:25 Speaker 2: A white man with a private property sign like a

34:28 Speaker 2: toe yard or something like that is calling because he's like,

34:35 Speaker 2: here's the thing. This is a locked gate and it's

34:40 Speaker 2: private props. And yet I'm seeing and hearing, visualizing caught

34:45 Speaker 2: on camera this lady ramming her truck, her precious truck

34:51 Speaker 2: that a dog can't get in the flatbed of and

34:54 Speaker 2: a nine year old is trying to jump into and

34:56 Speaker 2: she's afraid for her life and they're vandalizing her property.

34:59 Speaker 3: Okay, but so.

35:02 Speaker 2: It is ramming her truck into the fence because she

35:05 Speaker 2: got locked inside of the tow yard or whatever. She

35:09 Speaker 2: got locked inside the property. And he's like, I don't

35:12 Speaker 2: even know how she got in there ramming and try

35:15 Speaker 2: to get out. She didn't come try to ask for help,

35:17 Speaker 2: She ain't look for nobody like, she just started ramming it.

35:21 Speaker 2: And I want to press charges at least damages my

35:25 Speaker 2: fra the private property and need the people out. And

35:28 Speaker 2: the fence is now broken because we couldn't get out

35:31 Speaker 2: of it because it's not meant to get out.

35:33 Speaker 1: Of because I was supposed to be there in the

35:35 Speaker 1: first place.

35:36 Speaker 3: Did you get her, Susan, why are you here?

35:38 Speaker 1: Health helfer?

35:40 Speaker 4: And they had her attitude with the police officers when

35:43 Speaker 4: they come asking her about it, and then she up there.

35:45 Speaker 4: They're like, well, look, you can need to talk to

35:47 Speaker 4: us about it, or if you don't want to, then

35:49 Speaker 4: you got to refuse. We go take you down.

35:51 Speaker 2: And she was like what it was about? Yes you did,

35:54 Speaker 2: because you give it when I said it, so you

35:57 Speaker 2: I'll go and I want to say it on to

36:00 Speaker 2: talk and he's like, no, like to like you already

36:04 Speaker 2: called it. You said it, he said, I have to

36:05 Speaker 2: read it to you. They're being like they're handling her

36:08 Speaker 2: with kid gloves. They're being with her as they are

36:11 Speaker 2: being with the children. And that's worth noting. That's how

36:14 Speaker 2: she got away with this for so long. And honestly,

36:18 Speaker 2: as nice as the cops are being this complicity and

36:20 Speaker 2: not telling her you're about to get charged for false

36:22 Speaker 2: police reporting, like they're not slowing up with any kind

36:25 Speaker 2: of actual consequences, like we cannot prove anything, you have

36:29 Speaker 2: no evidence. It keeps coming down to you don't have

36:31 Speaker 2: any cameras. They told her about three different times. We

36:34 Speaker 2: have no footage, so you have no case where we're

36:37 Speaker 2: gonna charge her because y'all did this so many times,

36:39 Speaker 2: and she thought that at the end of it, she

36:41 Speaker 2: can just go ahead and do it herself.

36:43 Speaker 1: Go ahead and walk away and get away with murder.

36:46 Speaker 1: Literally literally literally keep letting her do this.

36:49 Speaker 2: And so when they came up there, I're like, you're

36:51 Speaker 2: gonna need a lawyer or you got you know anything,

36:54 Speaker 2: you say and do. She's like, nah, I don't want

36:56 Speaker 2: to talk, and they're like mm hm because we're here

36:58 Speaker 2: on different times. It's just so interesting because you keep

37:01 Speaker 2: calling us about trespassing and I'm here to tell you

37:05 Speaker 2: you're about to be arrested for actual trespassing.

37:09 Speaker 1: Right Why were you?

37:12 Speaker 4: Had they taken her ass in the custody long ago,

37:15 Speaker 4: none of this ship would have happened, or at least

37:17 Speaker 4: somebody they needed somebody on their police force to like

37:20 Speaker 4: lay down the damn law. Because yes, after so many times,

37:23 Speaker 4: I can't imagine anybody calling MPD the Memphis Police Department

37:28 Speaker 4: that many times and then either one one or two

37:31 Speaker 4: things go happen. Either them police asses are gonna stop

37:34 Speaker 4: showing up because baby, they'll do that. In the second

37:36 Speaker 4: please don't play with them. And then number two, oh baby,

37:40 Speaker 4: they coming, they're gonna cut your ass clean.

37:41 Speaker 3: Now.

37:42 Speaker 2: Yeah, I came three times that way that the DC

37:47 Speaker 2: sniper's wife lived like two streets behind me, and people

37:51 Speaker 2: know she was the ultimate target. When I was a kid,

37:56 Speaker 2: all the cops because we saw at that time, like

37:58 Speaker 2: everybody was calling the cops about what they saw. But

38:00 Speaker 2: at the time, everybody, yes, a white van, and the

38:04 Speaker 2: white van circled our colders had like three times and

38:07 Speaker 2: we called the cops, and I'm telling you, they did

38:09 Speaker 2: not come at all.

38:10 Speaker 3: So we had to call the man at our church

38:12 Speaker 3: who is a cop for the same county and a

38:18 Speaker 3: nervous literally, I don't want it to be me see that.

38:27 Speaker 3: There's no rhyme or reason.

38:29 Speaker 2: So maybe just like, look, I'm telling y'all, if y'all

38:31 Speaker 2: were in the DMV during that time, we were not

38:33 Speaker 2: pumping gas like literally, grown ass men were on the

38:36 Speaker 2: ground like not.

38:37 Speaker 3: They were like, we were not doing it. It was

38:43 Speaker 3: a hard time.

38:44 Speaker 2: Also, everybody's covered it, and I always listen to every

38:48 Speaker 2: single one, every single yeah, every.

38:50 Speaker 3: Time, and I lived it. I was young, but I

38:52 Speaker 3: lived it, yes, in my life because I was a child.

38:56 Speaker 1: Yes, which is a movie.

38:58 Speaker 2: Also a good point this this lady is actually scarier

39:01 Speaker 2: to these children, So you lying on them is actually

39:04 Speaker 2: really upsetting because you calling them these names, threatening them,

39:09 Speaker 2: but yet telling the cops that they're threatening you, threatening

39:12 Speaker 2: that they're gonna come in and they're gonna hurt.

39:13 Speaker 3: You, They're gonna kill you, You're gonna get someone to

39:16 Speaker 3: kill you.

39:18 Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, again, how'd you get in the field and

39:23 Speaker 2: ram that man's gate he wants to and you owe

39:26 Speaker 2: it to him. But now because of that, you call

39:30 Speaker 2: one last time about something with the roller skates. This

39:38 Speaker 2: may like what the children are saying is like hard

39:42 Speaker 2: to understand because they're so traumatized. Susan is saying is

39:49 Speaker 2: impossible to understand because she's a goddamn liar. I've never

39:54 Speaker 2: seen a more delusional person other than they really taking it.

40:01 Speaker 3: They got it.

40:01 Speaker 2: Say again, you are literally saying you were the aggressor

40:07 Speaker 2: that you threw the skates at him or something, because

40:10 Speaker 2: we see the skates coming at us, and like we

40:12 Speaker 2: get out the way, and then she's mad and then

40:14 Speaker 2: takes my iPad and she's like it's top recording or whatever.

40:17 Speaker 3: She's mad that they're using the iPad.

40:19 Speaker 2: Which you should have done, right, and she was so

40:22 Speaker 2: much danger girl, Like you should have put that iPad

40:26 Speaker 2: in the window or something in a webcam, anything you can,

40:29 Speaker 2: we can, we could keep it economic, like, but no,

40:35 Speaker 2: that wasn't the goal or the thing. You were just mad,

40:37 Speaker 2: and you really I really agree with you, Ken. I

40:39 Speaker 2: think that that she wanted them people to do her

40:40 Speaker 2: dirty work in Chicago, they shoot eleven year olds and.

40:44 Speaker 1: That's not that's not right, that's not okay anywhere, Just

40:49 Speaker 1: so we're clear about that.

40:50 Speaker 2: Like, no, at the least, so she is. She takes

40:57 Speaker 2: this voice iPad. I don't remember what exactly she does

41:01 Speaker 2: with it, whether she throws it, keeps it, whatever. She

41:04 Speaker 2: has the iPad though, and her having the iPad, so.

41:08 Speaker 4: He had to go back and get it, and so

41:10 Speaker 4: I think him going back and get it is what

41:11 Speaker 4: kind of precipitated because the kids kept saying they felt

41:14 Speaker 4: so guilty about having to go back or leaving the

41:17 Speaker 4: iPad or like whatever.

41:18 Speaker 1: They're like around you get.

41:20 Speaker 2: It, get the iPad, and that meant danger because this

41:23 Speaker 2: lady is so unreasonable that they can't even like be

41:28 Speaker 2: within it. I'm talking about like y'all, she want like

41:30 Speaker 2: a football, like a thousand feet yep, or more like

41:33 Speaker 2: she wants a whole street away of a perimeter around

41:36 Speaker 2: a dual plax. Girl next door could give it two

41:42 Speaker 2: ships they give up. You don't know, he's a girl.

41:46 Speaker 3: What their kids they really just be playing.

41:48 Speaker 1: Yeah, literally, no one in the neighborhood gives a ship.

41:50 Speaker 2: Yeah, sometimes they be loud, but most times they go

41:53 Speaker 2: to bed because they children, So they o the house

41:56 Speaker 2: at are like eight nine, except maybe when they got

42:00 Speaker 2: you know, school break, and then there's two weeks max

42:02 Speaker 2: and then they back into school.

42:04 Speaker 3: And uh, and I've always known them to be kids here.

42:06 Speaker 2: There's always been some kids here because it's close to

42:09 Speaker 2: the schools and whatnot.

42:10 Speaker 3: And so the kids are here like it's just is

42:15 Speaker 3: the Emily neighborhood.

42:16 Speaker 2: It's really just a lot of people who are work

42:20 Speaker 2: hard working, you know, households. And Susan loved to throw

42:24 Speaker 2: on a racist dig every time she called a cop

42:26 Speaker 2: for no reason.

42:26 Speaker 3: Well, her boyfriend was, you know, keeping the house dirty,

42:29 Speaker 3: how you know that right? And keeping his here? And

42:33 Speaker 3: I told her, I told him to clean it up.

42:35 Speaker 3: So did you talk to them or not?

42:37 Speaker 1: You're right, was she yelling at you or not?

42:42 Speaker 3: Like, I don't understand. And so I told him to

42:44 Speaker 3: clean it up. So she calls. So this little boy.

42:49 Speaker 2: He can't get dipad because Susan is a miserable bitch,

42:55 Speaker 2: and so he goes to his mama, which is also

42:58 Speaker 2: what both the parents and the cops.

43:01 Speaker 3: Told the children to do. Right, These kids do not

43:05 Speaker 3: address this lady.

43:06 Speaker 2: They literally go home and tell their parents after she

43:09 Speaker 2: verbally accosts them every single time, and they're supposed to

43:12 Speaker 2: The mom said that, Acchaka said that, and the cops

43:15 Speaker 2: said the next time, you just don't even engage with her,

43:17 Speaker 2: go and get an adult. And that's exactly what they

43:21 Speaker 2: what happened. So he goes to get his mom and

43:27 Speaker 2: trigger warning. The next footage literally that you see is

43:31 Speaker 2: this baby sobbing at the next door neighbor's house.

43:35 Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm lively gonna cry again.

43:37 Speaker 2: The next door neighbor's house asking for someone to call

43:41 Speaker 2: the cops because she shot his mom. Like he's shocked

43:46 Speaker 2: and confused. He's waiting outside and they have cameras, yep,

43:51 Speaker 2: which is how we can see it. They have cameras,

43:57 Speaker 2: and so he's crying. He tells the friend to go

44:02 Speaker 2: get his mom and call the cops. He does everything right.

44:05 Speaker 2: I mean, these kids did everything right, and that's kind

44:08 Speaker 2: of They were clearly well raised and well taught. They

44:12 Speaker 2: knew to get an adult. The adult is, you know,

44:16 Speaker 2: also hysterical because what do you mean they shot my

44:20 Speaker 2: neighbor friend mom for what? And throughout the documentary, we're

44:25 Speaker 2: getting a lot of character information about Algica. She is

44:32 Speaker 2: was a manager of a McDonald's. She worked really hard.

44:35 Speaker 2: She was a single mom.

44:37 Speaker 1: Well, she always changed so she can watch the kids

44:39 Speaker 1: whenever she needed to kids.

44:42 Speaker 3: They were like, no, we know.

44:43 Speaker 2: She didn't play about them kids like she like, I

44:46 Speaker 2: cannot work this one. I can do this one because

44:48 Speaker 2: I gotta be with my kids. She showed up for

44:50 Speaker 2: her children. She was outside almost all the time, which is.

44:56 Speaker 3: Yes.

44:57 Speaker 2: And she goes over and she's had and I understand

45:01 Speaker 2: she was being a mom. I have seen plenty a Lindsey, Susan,

45:08 Speaker 2: Karen Karina do the exact same thing over their kid,

45:12 Speaker 2: and I don't judge it.

45:13 Speaker 3: It's your kid. She went over there saying like bang

45:18 Speaker 3: bang bang.

45:19 Speaker 2: And how we know this is because they actually interview

45:22 Speaker 2: and give us neighbor confirmation and their statements first before

45:27 Speaker 2: we get Susan's, before we even hear about Susan, the

45:30 Speaker 2: other neighbors all let you know that whatever she's saying

45:33 Speaker 2: could not be corroborated. And this is what actually happened.

45:37 Speaker 2: So about three or four different voices tell the you know,

45:40 Speaker 2: the different interview situations that there was like three bangs

45:44 Speaker 2: on the door they were big bangs, three bangs. Not

45:47 Speaker 2: knock knock, open up or give my son back his

45:50 Speaker 2: iPad like you have something of mine, bitch, open up

45:55 Speaker 2: right and knock knock, knock, knock, knock, you open up

45:59 Speaker 2: like I need to give him back his iPad.

46:01 Speaker 3: Come outside. I'm seriously maybe I will beat your ass.

46:06 Speaker 3: I don't know. They the neighbors did not necessarily say

46:09 Speaker 3: they heard her say that. They really didn't.

46:12 Speaker 2: You only got off like two clean, not real good

46:14 Speaker 2: raps and then a couple of one bitch and two demands.

46:20 Speaker 1: Before quick encounter, real quick, and they.

46:25 Speaker 3: Say they heard of silence and then a bang and

46:28 Speaker 3: it sounded like a gun went off. Yep. And we

46:31 Speaker 3: find out that through a locked door.

46:34 Speaker 1: Yep. Most important part knowing who it was.

46:40 Speaker 2: Why you didn't get your cellular device and start recording

46:44 Speaker 2: right again, all the ways you could have done anything

46:48 Speaker 2: but just be a murderer like you could have if

46:51 Speaker 2: you wanted to make it work. I'm just saying, if

46:53 Speaker 2: you wanted to make it work, you could at least

46:55 Speaker 2: make an argument that I recorded it because I was

46:57 Speaker 2: so scared. So even though she may not have said

46:59 Speaker 2: I'm gonna you in the phase sixteen times. It felt

47:02 Speaker 2: like she was going to so I will say this

47:05 Speaker 2: and you we can't sure. I can't take that from you,

47:08 Speaker 2: but you know that you got you got.

47:13 Speaker 1: The blinky the blaky immediate and then tried to throw

47:19 Speaker 1: it in the trash afterwards.

47:20 Speaker 3: Okay, so you know you're wrong, right, Okay, she gets

47:26 Speaker 3: the blinking.

47:27 Speaker 2: She shoots the lady through the door while this lady

47:31 Speaker 2: is still at her door, which she knows because she's

47:33 Speaker 2: definitely through the people.

47:34 Speaker 3: Okay, so you could just not.

47:37 Speaker 2: But she shoots this woman again in front of the children,

47:42 Speaker 2: and the children are outside and near their house enough

47:44 Speaker 2: that they can see because all these homes and duplexus

47:47 Speaker 2: are in a regular ass neighborhood, so they're close enough.

47:51 Speaker 3: That people are seeing this. They're hearing this encounter in exchange,

47:55 Speaker 3: and they are confused by the gunshot, not the interaction.

47:58 Speaker 2: They all are like, the parents go off on this

48:01 Speaker 2: lady because she always calls the cops on their kids

48:04 Speaker 2: for playing kickball.

48:06 Speaker 3: Dad asked that suspentence.

48:07 Speaker 2: So with that, she's the pulse is week you see

48:14 Speaker 2: multiple children crying, you do, babe? This woman on the

48:20 Speaker 2: ground trying to receive aid and support the cops do

48:24 Speaker 2: get there relatively fast because Susan also her dumb ass.

48:27 Speaker 3: Calls now one one which she should have.

48:30 Speaker 2: It's the only thing she did right because and I'm

48:33 Speaker 2: not saying she should have because like she doing the

48:35 Speaker 2: right thing, or I expect her to be a good person.

48:37 Speaker 2: It's because that's the only way they can prove that

48:39 Speaker 2: you didn't premeditate this on your aid or call the cops.

48:44 Speaker 2: It's like, girl, you going down for intentional that's her

48:46 Speaker 2: first degree. Like you can't kno fall, especially even in

48:50 Speaker 2: the standard ground state. You're supposed to call and be like,

48:53 Speaker 2: oh my god, I was so afraid. All across the

48:57 Speaker 2: street threatened to come and beat me up.

49:00 Speaker 3: But she didn't.

49:02 Speaker 2: But no, she was digging down. She was trying to

49:04 Speaker 2: beat down my door. That story changed about three times, Kendrick,

49:07 Speaker 2: tell us what you want in a statement interview from

49:13 Speaker 2: miss Susan Lauretz. What what does she say happened?

49:17 Speaker 1: They take her to the police station.

49:20 Speaker 4: She gives this whole dramatic ass diatribe about how she

49:24 Speaker 4: was banging.

49:25 Speaker 3: On the door.

49:26 Speaker 4: You know, I just I you know, when you're in

49:27 Speaker 4: this kind of state, you don't know how long it

49:29 Speaker 4: actually is, and it was, you know, it felt like

49:32 Speaker 4: it was forever. She was threatening me and she was

49:34 Speaker 4: doing all of this, and I went and got my gun.

49:37 Speaker 4: I definite, yes, it was me that shot her. But

49:40 Speaker 4: it was because I was afraid from my life. I

49:41 Speaker 4: didn't know what she was gonna do to me, and

49:43 Speaker 4: I was so scared, and she was banging and banging,

49:46 Speaker 4: and she would not stop banging on the door. She

49:48 Speaker 4: was trying to come in all this good bullshit that she'spewing.

49:52 Speaker 4: And of course that's one interrogation of this whole thing.

49:57 Speaker 4: And at some point, of course, you know, even though

49:59 Speaker 4: she had missed the shoe, she does get to go

50:02 Speaker 4: wherever they else.

50:02 Speaker 1: I think she get puts up in a.

50:03 Speaker 4: Hotel that night, and so they take her by say.

50:08 Speaker 3: I don't think you should go back there and stay there.

50:11 Speaker 3: She goes. I don't either, I'm too afraid. Oh okay.

50:14 Speaker 2: So the children who just saw an adult that they

50:17 Speaker 2: love gets shot for trying to be an adult, and

50:22 Speaker 2: that teaches all the children to never ask their parents for.

50:26 Speaker 3: Help again, because they could die and they don't. It's

50:29 Speaker 3: not worth it.

50:30 Speaker 2: Like excuse him for doing the right thing. So they

50:34 Speaker 2: will escort you back, attack some bags. Some things I

50:39 Speaker 2: noticed here for the crime junkies and whatnot out there

50:41 Speaker 2: for y'all will be.

50:42 Speaker 3: Listening to ashing my girl print.

50:44 Speaker 2: Yet some things family was able to be called one.

50:52 Speaker 2: Yes there literally the little boy couldn't even be brained.

50:57 Speaker 2: They couldn't didn't have enough time to brainwash him. The

50:59 Speaker 2: little like nephew that comes or grandson that comes or whatever,

51:02 Speaker 2: because he's like, guns are dangerous.

51:06 Speaker 1: Yep, yeah, everywhere. Oh my god.

51:12 Speaker 2: The mom is like yeah, she's like, you know, guns

51:15 Speaker 2: are useful when they're necessary or something like that. He

51:18 Speaker 2: has to excuse the behavior and then says thing number two.

51:23 Speaker 2: I tried to clean up as much as I could yep.

51:27 Speaker 2: And I said, wait a minute, it's a crime scene, right,

51:33 Speaker 2: clean up what We don't know what happened yet she's

51:36 Speaker 2: dead and you're choosing to investigate those Though they didn't

51:39 Speaker 2: indict her right away, they did say they are investigating.

51:43 Speaker 1: Right, you're literally tampering with the crime scene actively on

51:48 Speaker 1: purpose that.

51:50 Speaker 3: It's giving okay.

51:54 Speaker 2: The head cop in charge of the investigation, though he

51:57 Speaker 2: hadn't indicted yet, he even said like I'm a I'm

52:00 Speaker 2: a dad, if I if my kid iPad was stolen

52:03 Speaker 2: or something like that, I too would go get it.

52:06 Speaker 3: And I'd like I would be and I'm like, hello,

52:10 Speaker 3: nobody gets it. He's like, so we do need to

52:12 Speaker 3: investigate it.

52:16 Speaker 2: So then this lady, god damn Susan, like she is

52:23 Speaker 2: escorted back home. Her family is there, they've cleaned up

52:27 Speaker 2: the scene. She can get some stuff from her from

52:30 Speaker 2: her closet or whatever, and like and.

52:34 Speaker 3: Both her cats.

52:35 Speaker 2: She tells the officers like, she's allowed to put on

52:38 Speaker 2: clothes when she's every time she's apprehended or they keep

52:41 Speaker 2: coming up in there, She's given all these luxuries. She

52:45 Speaker 2: tried to throw the down away because they let her

52:47 Speaker 2: like get dressed every time that she gets coops called

52:52 Speaker 2: and she said, well let me go inside. My cats

52:54 Speaker 2: close the door. So she gets her cats to take

52:56 Speaker 2: her pets with you. You commit, you shoot somebody, don't

53:00 Speaker 2: know what happened, is sure, but you shoot somebody and

53:03 Speaker 2: you're allowed to go get your cats and.

53:06 Speaker 1: Go to well Hilton and get manslaughter. That's crazy to me.

53:11 Speaker 1: That's crazy to me.

53:13 Speaker 2: Okay, Wow, she gets slept off with that, and the

53:20 Speaker 2: investigation goes sous out there you know she's doing our thing,

53:23 Speaker 2: you know, because she's hanging out having a time. You know,

53:29 Speaker 2: I want to press charges and do the things. But

53:31 Speaker 2: yet you're the one who keeps getting arrested.

53:33 Speaker 1: Sis.

53:34 Speaker 2: Literally they keep detaining you, right, but they keep telling

53:39 Speaker 2: you're not under arrest, and like, that's so sweet, you're

53:42 Speaker 2: so kind, But I do have to detain you because

53:44 Speaker 2: you have a gun and you shot it.

53:49 Speaker 3: Try no de escalation at all.

53:51 Speaker 2: She says in her statement that she did say to

53:56 Speaker 2: old girl at some point, I will not come out

53:58 Speaker 2: and talk to you. Leave me alone or leave the

54:01 Speaker 2: premises or whatever. None of the neighbors heard that, but

54:04 Speaker 2: maybe because she was inside.

54:06 Speaker 4: That's also one of the best things about this is

54:08 Speaker 4: that their neighborhood is so communal with deceptions. Susan raggedy

54:12 Speaker 4: ass that literally, when they went around to collect statements,

54:16 Speaker 4: everybody was on one accord.

54:17 Speaker 1: Everybody's like, I didn't hear nothing. I didn't hear none

54:20 Speaker 1: of that court too, They're like, I.

54:25 Speaker 2: Mean, like they go to bed before sex and the

54:28 Speaker 2: city even come on, Like what you're talking, right, It's

54:31 Speaker 2: ten o'clock. You know, the girls aren't even known yet

54:34 Speaker 2: and you're talking about outside trespassing, killing you, threatening to

54:39 Speaker 2: come and have somebody else kill you, beat you up,

54:42 Speaker 2: toss you around. Then why ain't nobody done it yet? Susan,

54:45 Speaker 2: I'm sorry because if we got people call right, well,

54:50 Speaker 2: you got hit her as you call him. Beyonce said

54:51 Speaker 2: it mm hmm every time shout out to the Carters. Also,

54:56 Speaker 2: don't listen to it.

54:58 Speaker 3: It's good.

54:58 Speaker 4: It's my ship, you know ship. Let's make love in

55:01 Speaker 4: the summer time. Okay, that's my ship.

55:08 Speaker 3: You don't put the dope imine right back, my friends.

55:15 Speaker 2: I love it, cratch that I mean, okay, everything is

55:20 Speaker 2: love is such such a good album. That is the

55:24 Speaker 2: Mona Lisa of Mona Lisa's It's so good, So in

55:27 Speaker 2: love the Carters as a recording, I mean, the Grammys

55:31 Speaker 2: spoke for themselves.

55:33 Speaker 3: See my girl Kijabe no no, no, yes, I will

55:40 Speaker 3: send to you.

55:41 Speaker 2: There has been a photo circulating, okay, with a head covering.

55:50 Speaker 2: We don't necessarily know what it is or for why,

55:52 Speaker 2: because you know, she don't talk to us about her

55:54 Speaker 2: religious in her life, you know, anything outside of what

55:58 Speaker 2: the music and the visual say.

56:01 Speaker 3: And sometimes you are the visuals. Okay, the other one

56:06 Speaker 3: so right. I guess we're not getting them right.

56:15 Speaker 2: So the girlies are believing her hair has been died black,

56:19 Speaker 2: which is coinciding with TikTok about two months ago, right

56:26 Speaker 2: after Cowboy Carter tour ended, where she had a all

56:31 Speaker 2: black wig on the floor of the stage and it

56:36 Speaker 2: was giving kiss vibes, it was giving rock and roll.

56:40 Speaker 2: And then two of the Renaissance and Cowboy Carter dancers,

56:45 Speaker 2: after they got their Louis Baton luggage as a thank you,

56:48 Speaker 2: but shout out to my queen, okay, okay, a piece,

56:55 Speaker 2: she said, because we're going on tour boo okay, right,

57:01 Speaker 2: And so then they dyed their hair. About two girls

57:03 Speaker 2: got clocked. Two people got clocked with black hair a

57:07 Speaker 2: couple of months ago, and so now the girlies are like,

57:11 Speaker 2: either she is officially committed to Islam, some religion that

57:18 Speaker 2: covers her hair, and I doubt that because she wore

57:21 Speaker 2: one piece every day of the last two years.

57:28 Speaker 3: Showing okay, show yeah, or she's covering black hair. So

57:35 Speaker 3: it's just giving you afreak. Guys. You know you know what.

57:40 Speaker 4: I didn't even like blink an eye because when I

57:42 Speaker 4: saw the caption, said Beyonce, spotted out in and it

57:45 Speaker 4: was someone where they wear jobs on a daily basis.

57:48 Speaker 1: So I was like.

57:53 Speaker 2: By and them, Yep, do require women to have had coverings.

58:02 Speaker 2: If you remember back to housees of Beverly Hills when

58:05 Speaker 2: they went to Dubai like some a single digit season,

58:09 Speaker 2: I almost feel like it was.

58:11 Speaker 1: A while ago send the girls on trips like that, but.

58:16 Speaker 3: They started doing it fraud across the rod.

58:18 Speaker 1: Yeah, Tahoe, you can't afford you'll.

58:22 Speaker 3: Not coming back litigation.

58:26 Speaker 2: It's gonna be if you're not allowed back in the

58:29 Speaker 2: country from wherever the hell over, like the Caribbean, because

58:34 Speaker 2: somewhere else we can't afford it.

58:36 Speaker 3: So I remember they had to be they were driven

58:40 Speaker 3: around the mall. I don't know if that's still the

58:42 Speaker 3: case you guys in Dubai in the area.

58:44 Speaker 2: Well as CEC can let us know shout out to

58:47 Speaker 2: c C loves you, hey girl, or you know, they

58:52 Speaker 2: couldn't They couldn't drive and they had to cover their heads.

58:55 Speaker 2: The only thing I'm saying, I raise you how strict

58:59 Speaker 2: I'd like to know for those who know how strict

59:02 Speaker 2: is the covering because the girls the Very Hills coverings

59:06 Speaker 2: weren't that tight.

59:08 Speaker 3: I remember it. I said, well, that's not the same thing.

59:13 Speaker 2: It wasn't enough, but like it was right to standard

59:17 Speaker 2: be fashionable, which was fine because they were in like

59:19 Speaker 2: a very fine, fantastic best in the world.

59:21 Speaker 3: Mall be covered everything. I prow yeah, like everything, like

59:31 Speaker 3: you can't do nothing.

59:32 Speaker 2: So again, either job well disn or we are we

59:38 Speaker 2: might be prepping for something. And just in case, justin

59:44 Speaker 2: kisses both put them quarters away. Child, you might helping

59:48 Speaker 2: me for a while, but this, if this is happening,

59:51 Speaker 2: so okay, I'm sorry, y'all.

59:53 Speaker 3: I'm gonna get back to it.

59:56 Speaker 1: Susan, the one in this pitch is a lot of

1:00:00 Speaker 1: women in this picture. She don't want what to wrap on.

1:00:02 Speaker 2: Okay, yep, y'all better put away more than a quarter,

1:00:06 Speaker 2: put away a dollar, a dollar, okay, come on, Rocky,

1:00:11 Speaker 2: you know, just is it ten cents a day? And

1:00:19 Speaker 2: I was a kid, I was like, that's kind of

1:00:21 Speaker 2: a lot of money if you think about it, my life,

1:00:24 Speaker 2: you're talking about fifteen cents.

1:00:25 Speaker 1: A day, true, little girl, Like, okay.

1:00:29 Speaker 3: This song says it's thirty one days in September. That's

1:00:33 Speaker 3: a lot of set. That's a lot of fifteen.

1:00:35 Speaker 2: Cents o't okay, so, but like y'all need to hurt

1:00:43 Speaker 2: from the way a dollar or two right now.

1:00:44 Speaker 3: It's probably a good idea.

1:00:46 Speaker 4: We'll get the album next year, but you know the

1:00:49 Speaker 4: tour is coming soon after, probably forty seven early, so

1:00:53 Speaker 4: get ready.

1:00:54 Speaker 2: Okay, if she does, I'm about to retire tour. Oh god,

1:00:58 Speaker 2: your residency. So it's gonna be and it's gonna be

1:01:02 Speaker 2: well if she does, like it's gonna be Beyonce's Greatest

1:01:04 Speaker 2: Hits tour and all the fun things.

1:01:07 Speaker 3: And then in the middle of that tour she drops

1:01:10 Speaker 3: Act three because she's done that before.

1:01:13 Speaker 1: Yep.

1:01:14 Speaker 3: And I was there and I was like that, thank god,

1:01:17 Speaker 3: my ticket is after this album came out because I

1:01:21 Speaker 3: was going anyway.

1:01:22 Speaker 2: But like what happened with the carters, like that happens

1:01:25 Speaker 2: a lot, or when she got something major.

1:01:28 Speaker 3: Like a deal or something with some girls and doing

1:01:32 Speaker 3: the thing. So we could get a tour, we.

1:01:35 Speaker 2: Could get an album, we could get a residency, we

1:01:37 Speaker 2: could get all three. All I'm seeing between twenty five

1:01:41 Speaker 2: cents and a dollar fifty. We should start putting that away, Tom,

1:01:48 Speaker 2: you just you just do Yeah. I heard like like wait, women,

1:01:55 Speaker 2: but love you love you down, you get it, okay,

1:01:58 Speaker 2: especially when you know y'all be having a good skin

1:02:02 Speaker 2: and a good ally ship.

1:02:03 Speaker 3: And I like that, Like y'all go to Cowboy Carter as.

1:02:08 Speaker 2: If it was so easy the first time, like we know,

1:02:11 Speaker 2: but they were like, no, if y'all haven't gone, it's

1:02:13 Speaker 2: literally the best thing I've ever seen.

1:02:14 Speaker 1: Oh my god.

1:02:15 Speaker 3: I was invigorated. I was electrified. It was amazing.

1:02:18 Speaker 2: I don't want to go, So just in case you

1:02:22 Speaker 2: want to go, maybe just put it away now so

1:02:24 Speaker 2: that when you eventually want to go after you can

1:02:30 Speaker 2: have power to change your mind. It's all I'm saying. Okay,

1:02:35 Speaker 2: some of us, so you know, we're all balling on

1:02:37 Speaker 2: a budget. We all got to do our thing in

1:02:39 Speaker 2: these hard time. Maybe that's why Susan couldn't afford a

1:02:41 Speaker 2: camera to validate any of her stories. Turt murder, but

1:02:47 Speaker 2: you said she got something else instead, not make it. Unfortunately,

1:02:55 Speaker 2: that comes a little later. They actually send her off

1:02:57 Speaker 2: to the hospital with a week but with a sufficient aid.

1:03:02 Speaker 2: They said to make it. And sometime later so the

1:03:04 Speaker 2: police department calls the dad to come down and get them,

1:03:10 Speaker 2: and I shout out to this dad because he clopped it.

1:03:13 Speaker 2: He ain't even get out the car and he was

1:03:14 Speaker 2: on it, on it, on it, dad duty, Like those

1:03:19 Speaker 2: are the hard Those were even the harder moments than

1:03:21 Speaker 2: the kids just crying like kids weren't even her kids

1:03:25 Speaker 2: just sobbing because they're like, right, die what oh God,

1:03:29 Speaker 2: like this is.

1:03:30 Speaker 3: In front of children, This is so unnecessary.

1:03:33 Speaker 2: But the dad and immediately it's holding them so that

1:03:37 Speaker 2: they don't fall apart, like they don't you know, use

1:03:40 Speaker 2: their bodies in the way.

1:03:41 Speaker 3: They could also get them in trouble.

1:03:42 Speaker 2: Like I clocked that too, as a black dad of

1:03:46 Speaker 2: a lot of these boys and these kids, a lot

1:03:49 Speaker 2: of these kids. He has our boys, I think there's

1:03:51 Speaker 2: three and they the boys are black, and our preteen

1:03:55 Speaker 2: or teenagers. And when they hear like they tell the cops,

1:04:00 Speaker 2: tell the father, and the father tells the children that Ajica,

1:04:06 Speaker 2: Ajica did not make it.

1:04:09 Speaker 3: That uh.

1:04:11 Speaker 2: He words it as that, you know, I love you know,

1:04:15 Speaker 2: we love each other like we love mom, right and

1:04:17 Speaker 2: Mom loves us, and they're like, yeah, she goes, so

1:04:20 Speaker 2: Mom's not coming back, and I mean I broke. I

1:04:25 Speaker 2: was like, oh God, I want to, I want to,

1:04:27 Speaker 2: I want to, I want to fight. I'm saying, I

1:04:29 Speaker 2: want to do this, Why not her.

1:04:34 Speaker 3: Free?

1:04:35 Speaker 1: Right?

1:04:36 Speaker 4: And I think it was the oldest one. They asked

1:04:39 Speaker 4: him something. He said, no, but my heart is broken,

1:04:42 Speaker 4: and oh boy, they did.

1:04:44 Speaker 2: They asked him a question. They're like, are you are Like,

1:04:46 Speaker 2: oh my god, I forget what it was, but I

1:04:48 Speaker 2: do remember that. I said, that's all I can think about.

1:04:51 Speaker 2: I was like, and he was just talking about at

1:04:53 Speaker 2: that time, his mom was witnessing, like, no, his mom

1:04:56 Speaker 2: is dead because and they just immediately blame themselves and

1:05:01 Speaker 2: talking about how bad and guilty they feel and how

1:05:04 Speaker 2: they should not have like I shouldn't have left the

1:05:06 Speaker 2: iPad and it's like and I shouldn't have gone to

1:05:08 Speaker 2: get mom and told her to go get it. And

1:05:10 Speaker 2: I'm like, also, what kind of whooping would they have

1:05:12 Speaker 2: gotten or trouble would they have gotten it if they

1:05:14 Speaker 2: left the iPad outside in the grass and in Florida?

1:05:18 Speaker 3: Right, Like iPads are expensive, obviously, everyone.

1:05:24 Speaker 2: And doing their best and making it work with multiple

1:05:27 Speaker 2: children per household, right, everybody is doing their best, not

1:05:31 Speaker 2: enough to iPads be like left outside overnight. He was

1:05:34 Speaker 2: doing the responsible thing and he was It's like and

1:05:37 Speaker 2: they felt so guilty, and that can change a kid

1:05:41 Speaker 2: from like well responsible good things. This is what breaks innocence.

1:05:45 Speaker 2: It's like, well then fuck that.

1:05:47 Speaker 3: You know.

1:05:47 Speaker 2: The dad holds both of them immediately to his chest,

1:05:51 Speaker 2: like both boys, so that they don't because they immediately

1:05:53 Speaker 2: want to run away, you know. And I appreciate that

1:05:56 Speaker 2: he's allowing them to emote, but he's giving them a

1:05:58 Speaker 2: safe space to do it. I know some people might

1:06:00 Speaker 2: differ on like letting them breathe, but like, also we're

1:06:03 Speaker 2: seeing this footage through body cams, which is that there's

1:06:06 Speaker 2: about four to six cops around the situation at all

1:06:10 Speaker 2: times watching this happen. So maybe the dad is just

1:06:14 Speaker 2: trying to make sure they don't get into any like it,

1:06:17 Speaker 2: do anything, because you don't know what grief does these

1:06:19 Speaker 2: babies just like on a random Tuesday or whatever.

1:06:23 Speaker 1: Like literally for playing football.

1:06:27 Speaker 3: Like that's really it.

1:06:28 Speaker 2: Like I really kept looking for something. I was like,

1:06:31 Speaker 2: did they throw a walk accidentally?

1:06:33 Speaker 3: No? Did they ask anything?

1:06:35 Speaker 2: No?

1:06:36 Speaker 3: The iPad. She was waiting for them to actually do something.

1:06:40 Speaker 1: They called her sharing for a reason. She didn't need

1:06:44 Speaker 1: a reason to do shit that.

1:06:45 Speaker 2: She was No, it was like that bird watching situation

1:06:48 Speaker 2: back in the day where she was like, you know,

1:06:50 Speaker 2: you shouldn't have a dog unleashed. This is a private,

1:06:52 Speaker 2: you know park, or this is a fancy park with

1:06:55 Speaker 2: it's like a natural wildlife reserve or something, and she

1:06:58 Speaker 2: went off on that man and whatever and like girl,

1:07:00 Speaker 2: Karen behavior, calm down, what is wrong with you? Like

1:07:05 Speaker 2: they really tried to ask her. Shout out to that

1:07:07 Speaker 2: white mama who has the cute little mixed kids, who

1:07:11 Speaker 2: knocks on the police uses her privilege appropriately. That's why

1:07:15 Speaker 2: I feel because it is not to be mistaken that

1:07:19 Speaker 2: she walked her ass up to the cop car, knocked

1:07:23 Speaker 2: on the window to Susan said hey, hello, knocked again Hello.

1:07:27 Speaker 2: No that she's not scared for her life, right, why

1:07:30 Speaker 2: did you shoot her? Why did you shoot that woman?

1:07:33 Speaker 3: She's a mom, she has kids?

1:07:37 Speaker 1: How did you do that?

1:07:38 Speaker 3: Like because I was afraid for my life?

1:07:40 Speaker 1: No you aren't, Like, just no, you weren't.

1:07:43 Speaker 2: I had to ask her because the cops kep trying

1:07:46 Speaker 2: to listen to her story and like, so I just

1:07:48 Speaker 2: how long you said? How long she was going to

1:07:50 Speaker 2: break in? I'm not hearing the break in part though,

1:07:53 Speaker 2: run back from me again. They make her repeated at least.

1:07:56 Speaker 3: Twice this shit ooh.

1:07:59 Speaker 4: And literally the best part was when they came back

1:08:02 Speaker 4: to the neighborhood when you know, the when the grandson

1:08:05 Speaker 4: was trying to clock tea and they were like, oh, no, no, no,

1:08:07 Speaker 4: you know you get that whole part. The entire neighborhood.

1:08:11 Speaker 4: You could just hear a chorus of all of them

1:08:13 Speaker 4: being like, why the fuck are you here?

1:08:15 Speaker 1: Why are you here?

1:08:16 Speaker 3: You a murderer?

1:08:17 Speaker 1: You killed her?

1:08:18 Speaker 4: Everybody literally echoing in the background. I'm like, this is beautiful.

1:08:22 Speaker 4: I'm y'all and came together for her, her kids.

1:08:25 Speaker 3: Get this exactly again.

1:08:27 Speaker 2: The people on the phone, and I'm not clocking anybody's sound,

1:08:30 Speaker 2: but let me just say so many people on the

1:08:32 Speaker 2: phone on the cop calls when they heard the gunshot,

1:08:35 Speaker 2: and they did the right thing and called nine one

1:08:37 Speaker 2: one because they were you know, sounded like Caucasian voices

1:08:41 Speaker 2: of both genders, to which I appreciated because also they

1:08:45 Speaker 2: too clocked in with the allyship and was like one

1:08:49 Speaker 2: man even was like, she's always like yelling at those

1:08:51 Speaker 2: kids and calling the.

1:08:52 Speaker 3: Cops on those kids.

1:08:54 Speaker 2: And so one of the moms went over there and

1:08:56 Speaker 2: knocked on the door and like but she's always yelling

1:08:58 Speaker 2: at them kids, right, Jo is mad at them children

1:09:03 Speaker 2: for playing. So I think they was playing a little

1:09:05 Speaker 2: too close again and she shot her. I like, we

1:09:09 Speaker 2: don't know, but maybe y'all come out here, they said.

1:09:13 Speaker 2: Multiple clothes were made. Yes, I appreciated the community being like, no,

1:09:17 Speaker 2: what we're not gonna do is gunshots. We don't even

1:09:20 Speaker 2: do that.

1:09:20 Speaker 3: They as so shook. So for you to be so scared, right,

1:09:26 Speaker 3: but they're breaking in and gonna kill you, shoot you,

1:09:29 Speaker 3: murder you.

1:09:30 Speaker 4: The only person in the neighborhood this would happened to,

1:09:32 Speaker 4: because everyone else seems to have an amazing relationship with

1:09:35 Speaker 4: these kids and just incredibly well behaved kids.

1:09:39 Speaker 2: These kids that are little and well raised, like they're

1:09:41 Speaker 2: doing being children, Like they're just playing frisbee and whatnot

1:09:45 Speaker 2: with the scooters.

1:09:46 Speaker 3: We're eleven. Can't get over it. The baby is combing

1:09:49 Speaker 3: the dolls hair.

1:09:51 Speaker 2: What do you mean she's trying to threaten to kill you,

1:09:55 Speaker 2: So they lady, they calling her all kyps of you know,

1:10:01 Speaker 2: murderer and whatnot, because she's Roman free. She shot through

1:10:06 Speaker 2: the door like the children had to see it. They

1:10:10 Speaker 2: tell her that she you know that she didn't a

1:10:13 Speaker 2: Jika didn't make it, and she's now shook.

1:10:17 Speaker 3: This is all so much for her, right right, It's

1:10:20 Speaker 3: been a lot for me, like.

1:10:24 Speaker 4: Write a letter, to write a letter. I'm sorry kids

1:10:27 Speaker 4: you had to grow up without your mom. I am

1:10:30 Speaker 4: sorry about knocked on my door.

1:10:32 Speaker 3: And I didn't just tell her to go to hell

1:10:33 Speaker 3: if you don't learn.

1:10:34 Speaker 1: To use your words right.

1:10:39 Speaker 2: And talk it off so early with her claiming to

1:10:42 Speaker 2: be the perfect neighbor because she doesn't go outside, she

1:10:44 Speaker 2: doesn't bother anybody, she works, right, I've seen you outside

1:10:47 Speaker 2: a lot, Susan, bothering people the right sense. I mean

1:10:51 Speaker 2: that man with the fence is actually really bothered by you,

1:10:54 Speaker 2: so his fences. So she gets charged with manslaughter.

1:11:05 Speaker 1: You can't make this shit up. That's it. You can't

1:11:09 Speaker 1: make this shit up.

1:11:10 Speaker 3: It's like George Zimmerman all over again.

1:11:14 Speaker 4: And I truly believe she got charged with manslaughter because

1:11:18 Speaker 4: they didn't want anything getting in the way of the

1:11:20 Speaker 4: damn standard ground law. They didn't want anything saying like,

1:11:23 Speaker 4: you know what, maybe this isn't the best law that

1:11:25 Speaker 4: we have, Maybe this shouldn't be a real thing, Maybe

1:11:28 Speaker 4: this should probably go away. A lot of people seem

1:11:30 Speaker 4: to be getting killed, a lot of black and brown

1:11:32 Speaker 4: people seem to be getting killed because of his law,

1:11:34 Speaker 4: and no one gives a fuck.

1:11:37 Speaker 1: No one gives it, damn not in Florida.

1:11:40 Speaker 2: So she gets charged. She was charged in twenty twenty

1:11:43 Speaker 2: four with manslaughter and was found guilty with a firearm

1:11:51 Speaker 2: and she's now serving a twenty five year prison sentence.

1:11:55 Speaker 3: Is it enough your thoughts?

1:11:59 Speaker 4: Uh? No, we should be debating whether or not they

1:12:02 Speaker 4: should put on death row or not, right, like, what

1:12:05 Speaker 4: are we doing it?

1:12:07 Speaker 3: Truly?

1:12:08 Speaker 1: Because you need to live with that ship exactly. You

1:12:10 Speaker 1: need to live with that. No death row, You need

1:12:13 Speaker 1: to deal with that.

1:12:13 Speaker 2: I don't even want you to even think that you're

1:12:16 Speaker 2: gonna die one day outside of whatever calls you, because

1:12:19 Speaker 2: you'll have to just live with this for the rest

1:12:21 Speaker 2: uh huh.

1:12:22 Speaker 3: And so with any luck, you can make it a

1:12:26 Speaker 3: little bit gurly pop. But right, twenty five years not

1:12:32 Speaker 3: nearly enough for me Florida prison.

1:12:35 Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, let me look up actually,

1:12:37 Speaker 4: because I'm wondering what's the maximum for manslaughter in Florida.

1:12:41 Speaker 2: Let me see, that's the best question, because if it's

1:12:45 Speaker 2: not that that she got I don't want to know.

1:12:48 Speaker 3: I don't. I don't want it. I really don't. It's

1:12:51 Speaker 3: a twenty five sentence doesn't seem like enough, so he says.

1:12:57 Speaker 4: In Florida, the maximum penalty for simple manslaw is fifteen years,

1:13:01 Speaker 4: as it's a second degree feltony. However, a maximum can

1:13:05 Speaker 4: increase to thirty years in prison for aggravated man sar,

1:13:08 Speaker 4: which is what I'm hoping this.

1:13:09 Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's what.

1:13:12 Speaker 3: Is man's daughter with a firearm, So it was aggregation.

1:13:17 Speaker 4: You could have gave her another five. So I don't

1:13:18 Speaker 4: know what I mean, twenty five came from. Don't what

1:13:21 Speaker 4: was what was the why?

1:13:23 Speaker 3: Why she little QC discount? Like was it time, sir?

1:13:28 Speaker 1: But she ain't dead damn long?

1:13:29 Speaker 2: So I mean we'll see, Like the this woman's oldest

1:13:34 Speaker 2: child again is a preteen, maybe an early teen.

1:13:38 Speaker 3: Right, and then so she and she is younger, so

1:13:40 Speaker 3: they're gonna have to really.

1:13:43 Speaker 2: Grow up real fast when they shouldn't have had to

1:13:46 Speaker 2: because they like to play football and do TikTok dances.

1:13:49 Speaker 3: Just all that silly kid you know shit literally jumps

1:13:54 Speaker 3: encouraged it.

1:13:55 Speaker 2: They were like, we don't even know why she's calling

1:13:57 Speaker 2: us like the Times even called it. I met her

1:14:00 Speaker 2: with skepticism, like they were constantly skeptical because they were

1:14:04 Speaker 2: just like, I just don't understand what you're saying. The

1:14:06 Speaker 2: problem is right, so you're telling me you feel for

1:14:11 Speaker 2: your life because they threatened to kill you, shoot you.

1:14:13 Speaker 2: But yet when you tell the story, it sounds like

1:14:15 Speaker 2: they were outside throwing a football and you didn't like it.

1:14:17 Speaker 3: You yelled to go away.

1:14:19 Speaker 1: Bingo.

1:14:20 Speaker 3: You didn't even come up with another a good enough lie.

1:14:23 Speaker 2: Like the story is kept changing constantly because the details

1:14:27 Speaker 2: didn't add up.

1:14:28 Speaker 3: Again.

1:14:28 Speaker 2: The dog, she used her hands to show us the size,

1:14:35 Speaker 2: literally like a little small dog. You don't even know

1:14:38 Speaker 2: what you're talking about.

1:14:41 Speaker 1: There her ass under the jails matter, and I hold it.

1:14:44 Speaker 4: I know they got cable because listen, you know, if

1:14:46 Speaker 4: y'all know anybody in jail, they will call you and

1:14:48 Speaker 4: tell you about them stories every day if they can.

1:14:50 Speaker 4: So I know they got cable in there. I know

1:14:52 Speaker 4: they got them, some young and restless and my home,

1:14:54 Speaker 4: my children.

1:14:54 Speaker 3: I know they got there.

1:14:55 Speaker 1: I need them to get Netflix in jail.

1:14:58 Speaker 4: Just give it to them for a little while, just

1:15:00 Speaker 4: so they can watch this documentary, because I need them

1:15:02 Speaker 4: to handle her ass appropriately.

1:15:04 Speaker 3: Yes, she literally.

1:15:09 Speaker 2: The one the baby who says we're eleven. I just

1:15:12 Speaker 2: looked and saw it's because she accused them of trying

1:15:16 Speaker 2: to steal her truck. The cop asked him flat out,

1:15:18 Speaker 2: can any of you even drive? And one could take

1:15:21 Speaker 2: a lollipop out of his mouth?

1:15:24 Speaker 3: It no, they say, you can't even her face. She's

1:15:30 Speaker 3: so young and on a little razor scooter.

1:15:33 Speaker 1: Literally, why girl, why would they have the scooter? Think

1:15:39 Speaker 1: about it right right?

1:15:45 Speaker 2: Oh, showing the children a gun, she did this more

1:15:48 Speaker 2: than once to meditation.

1:15:51 Speaker 1: That's exactly, that's something exactly.

1:15:56 Speaker 3: Where's the other five? I would like to add him?

1:15:59 Speaker 1: I really would truly the.

1:16:01 Speaker 3: Children the gun. She basically primed them for this moment.

1:16:05 Speaker 1: Oh yes, oh yes, oh.

1:16:10 Speaker 3: Netflix did. Actually it was a Sundance film and it won. Yes,

1:16:17 Speaker 3: and them did a wonderful job.

1:16:22 Speaker 2: Putting this together to really show that this lady was

1:16:26 Speaker 2: absolutely cuckoo banana pants and nuts so racist, awful, asshole,

1:16:30 Speaker 2: terrible Susan Karen.

1:16:32 Speaker 3: Yes, there's not enough words.

1:16:35 Speaker 4: Oh no, not nearly enough. If y'all learn, you know,

1:16:39 Speaker 4: because I know, like sometimes people will listen and then

1:16:41 Speaker 4: choose to watch whatever we like talk about. If you

1:16:44 Speaker 4: are going to watch this, I implore you to listen.

1:16:49 Speaker 4: It's very much a trigger warning type of thing because

1:16:52 Speaker 4: you are getting first hand account about everything. This is

1:16:55 Speaker 4: literally body camp footage that you're watching this entire time,

1:16:58 Speaker 4: So right, you've got to go in knowing exactly what

1:17:03 Speaker 4: you're getting because it's gonna be hard for a lot

1:17:05 Speaker 4: of people to handle this.

1:17:06 Speaker 1: It's not an easy watch.

1:17:08 Speaker 4: It's I would say it's a necessary one though, because

1:17:11 Speaker 4: a lot of people don't understand what people in this

1:17:15 Speaker 4: country go through simply from trying to have joy, literally

1:17:19 Speaker 4: trying to have joy on a daily basis.

1:17:21 Speaker 2: Why we have books, why people like about how to

1:17:24 Speaker 2: teach your kids, like about when they're gonna get pulled

1:17:29 Speaker 2: over and or maybe shot or have a gun.

1:17:31 Speaker 3: Yeah, just because they are outside being like or inside.

1:17:36 Speaker 2: Being no yea, So that being a thing literally like

1:17:42 Speaker 2: us having to call people like this being a thing

1:17:45 Speaker 2: like people being afraid to go outside. Why we hashtag

1:17:49 Speaker 2: black boy joy that's pro magic is because there has

1:17:53 Speaker 2: never been a space where safely we can do anything

1:17:57 Speaker 2: with a little bit hum for our lives, like since

1:17:59 Speaker 2: we got here and since then. So in some regards.

1:18:05 Speaker 2: It's like insane because these kids are at home playing outside.

1:18:12 Speaker 1: Again. I want to stress this because she doesn't, yeah,

1:18:18 Speaker 1: have the porch.

1:18:21 Speaker 3: Like I just don't even.

1:18:26 Speaker 2: Just the prosecutor says something to that really got me.

1:18:32 Speaker 2: She claimed that the police fail the community. She said, quote,

1:18:40 Speaker 2: the police don't have to come in guns blazing and

1:18:43 Speaker 2: beating people to still have failed the community. And if

1:18:46 Speaker 2: you can pick up a gun, this is to Susan,

1:18:49 Speaker 2: you can pick up a gun to solve a trivial

1:18:51 Speaker 2: dispute with your neighbor, what else are you capable of?

1:18:54 Speaker 2: I would like to know, truly, question you just hear like,

1:19:00 Speaker 2: I bet you? Oh yeah, ago, did anybody die?

1:19:04 Speaker 1: They find two guns? Did they find two guns in

1:19:07 Speaker 1: her house?

1:19:08 Speaker 5: See?

1:19:09 Speaker 2: And mm hmmm.

1:19:13 Speaker 1: Under there give it the extra five and locked her

1:19:15 Speaker 1: ass under there two years?

1:19:19 Speaker 3: Two years she was doing this.

1:19:23 Speaker 1: Because now my next question, when is Susan.

1:19:26 Speaker 4: Yeah, no, Susan, I'm when she's elegent for parole because

1:19:30 Speaker 4: I want to be at that meeting.

1:19:32 Speaker 3: I do. I would like because I'm affected. I'm affected

1:19:34 Speaker 3: by yes.

1:19:38 Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of people think that the police still

1:19:42 Speaker 2: should have taken action against her. Susan Lawrence earlier's not

1:19:47 Speaker 2: eligible the House and numerous calls to emergency services for

1:19:51 Speaker 2: non emergencies.

1:19:53 Speaker 3: Again, waste of money.

1:19:56 Speaker 1: Yep, she is not eligible for parole.

1:19:59 Speaker 2: So and you want to know what the only reason

1:20:02 Speaker 2: I'm also say she should not get the death penalty

1:20:06 Speaker 2: is because that's very expensive. It's actually really expensive for taxes,

1:20:11 Speaker 2: like to pay for an execution. And let's not even

1:20:16 Speaker 2: get into how y'all state is like so contradicting and

1:20:19 Speaker 2: being so pro life, but y'all are pro deaths. Yeah,

1:20:24 Speaker 2: but like it's super expensive, and I feel like she's

1:20:26 Speaker 2: cost the taxpayers of that state enough. Yeah, just two

1:20:31 Speaker 2: years worth of bodycam footage they dispatched two years.

1:20:35 Speaker 3: Worth to my house because children are playing football.

1:20:39 Speaker 2: Can't express to y'all enough how absolutely nutstate is to

1:20:44 Speaker 2: watch this, but how absolutely necessary it is because that

1:20:47 Speaker 2: kind of emotion I think I needed to feel to

1:20:52 Speaker 2: understand also the plight of people in places like I've

1:20:58 Speaker 2: been pulled over by cops and I don't. It's probably

1:21:01 Speaker 2: one of the scariest things that have happened to me.

1:21:03 Speaker 2: But I'm fortunate enough that has not happened enough or

1:21:05 Speaker 2: that many times or often I've not had that many

1:21:08 Speaker 2: and all of my encounters have also been fine with

1:21:11 Speaker 2: police officers.

1:21:12 Speaker 3: And I live in an area where fortunate enough.

1:21:14 Speaker 2: At least pre right now, right now on the DMV

1:21:19 Speaker 2: is in some stress with all the people in a

1:21:22 Speaker 2: uniform of some sort.

1:21:23 Speaker 3: But and that's not our fault.

1:21:26 Speaker 2: But it's like I've been nervous, but it's never been

1:21:31 Speaker 2: I've never lived in a place where it's like rampant

1:21:33 Speaker 2: to this point where I had to fear for like

1:21:36 Speaker 2: the what is it the NAA has Florida.

1:21:39 Speaker 3: When to watch this was like a not safe place

1:21:41 Speaker 3: for black people.

1:21:42 Speaker 1: Literally, we having to do a new version of like

1:21:44 Speaker 1: the Travelers Green Book.

1:21:47 Speaker 3: For real, it's on their travel list. I said, wait right,

1:21:52 Speaker 3: like the place right right, like what the niggas is

1:21:59 Speaker 3: already there? Will you talk about? Please help?

1:22:06 Speaker 2: So it's like, oh no, just I'm glad you found

1:22:12 Speaker 2: out that she's not eligible for parole. So it's just

1:22:16 Speaker 2: and she's already cost us enough text and just put

1:22:18 Speaker 2: her in the smallest cell possible.

1:22:22 Speaker 3: Put her in there with somebody who.

1:22:24 Speaker 1: Put in solitary confinements.

1:22:27 Speaker 2: Actually better for her safety, You're right, because she might

1:22:30 Speaker 2: get taken out too quickly.

1:22:32 Speaker 3: Yeah, for Susie girl up and there.

1:22:35 Speaker 1: Only one to day, one hour yard. That's all she made,

1:22:38 Speaker 1: That's all she needs.

1:22:39 Speaker 3: She talked about. She likes to be inside, she says,

1:22:42 Speaker 3: she stay inside.

1:22:45 Speaker 2: You wish, and you got your wish, and you cannot

1:22:48 Speaker 2: interact with the others and the blacks.

1:22:50 Speaker 3: That's it. You know, you're good.

1:22:51 Speaker 2: You can go sit in your nice little white cell

1:22:55 Speaker 2: that you were.

1:22:55 Speaker 3: White, so bad white for by four walls exactly. Listen,

1:23:04 Speaker 3: I cried this morning.

1:23:06 Speaker 2: It started my day differently, I you know, have definitely

1:23:12 Speaker 2: I couldn't recommend it enough. I think I've talked to

1:23:14 Speaker 2: like seventeen people about it and how I was like

1:23:17 Speaker 2: captivated by watching it. And honestly, it's the first time

1:23:20 Speaker 2: I think that, at the very least, Florida got something

1:23:23 Speaker 2: closer to right.

1:23:25 Speaker 1: Yeah than before we have come off.

1:23:28 Speaker 3: Yeah.

1:23:29 Speaker 2: Because listen, I thought we were gonna get another Georgie Zammerman. Because,

1:23:32 Speaker 2: to be honest, I let true crime documentary so much.

1:23:35 Speaker 2: I didn't even know which case this was. I know

1:23:37 Speaker 2: about so many cases I just could play, so I

1:23:40 Speaker 2: didn't even know who died. I thought it was gonna

1:23:42 Speaker 2: be one of the kids.

1:23:43 Speaker 3: This was worse to me.

1:23:46 Speaker 2: For me, this was what the trauma of a child

1:23:50 Speaker 2: having to experience their mother dying, the trauma of other

1:23:53 Speaker 2: children having to experience it.

1:23:54 Speaker 1: Happened to go through the rest of his life thinking

1:23:56 Speaker 1: it's his fault. Not fair.

1:24:00 Speaker 2: Rotten hell like literally truly really rotten hell like first

1:24:05 Speaker 2: class ticket.

1:24:05 Speaker 3: Nothing grow on top of your grave like I wanted.

1:24:08 Speaker 3: I wanted. I wanted to look ugly. I do like

1:24:12 Speaker 3: right on the inside any out.

1:24:14 Speaker 4: And I want to make sure they get Because she

1:24:15 Speaker 4: was so concerned about the damn heart medication, make sure

1:24:18 Speaker 4: you give it to her regularly.

1:24:19 Speaker 1: I want her to. I want her to serve about

1:24:20 Speaker 1: as many of them twenty five as she can.

1:24:23 Speaker 3: She can make it. We can do it.

1:24:25 Speaker 1: Yeah, we can get there.

1:24:27 Speaker 3: We can get there.

1:24:29 Speaker 1: They said that house poking beings and the wings are good,

1:24:31 Speaker 1: So you can you can make it. You will be

1:24:33 Speaker 1: all right.

1:24:34 Speaker 2: My nana was once really great friends with a woman

1:24:37 Speaker 2: who owned like the like am like, the food catering

1:24:41 Speaker 2: company for a prison in Nevada. She had all the

1:24:46 Speaker 2: contracts and I'm like, she showed me the menu and

1:24:48 Speaker 2: at the time me a fourth grader at the time,

1:24:51 Speaker 2: very impressed.

1:24:53 Speaker 3: Right, balance, it was right. Most of the said I

1:24:57 Speaker 3: would not want to eat this, but oh god, I

1:25:01 Speaker 3: don't mean she told me.

1:25:02 Speaker 2: But for the circumstances, you know, she told me, don't

1:25:05 Speaker 2: the president and I don't have to. And I said,

1:25:07 Speaker 2: you're right, And then she handed me a knock off

1:25:09 Speaker 2: Louis vaiton bag.

1:25:10 Speaker 3: I kept it.

1:25:11 Speaker 1: There you go, No one don't care.

1:25:16 Speaker 2: You get a moral a morality lesson and a bag. Okay, okay,

1:25:20 Speaker 2: I said a good day, and I had great Thanksgiving dinner.

1:25:24 Speaker 2: It was for Thanksgiving. I was in Las Vegas, and

1:25:27 Speaker 2: so I was like, oh good food, not in prison,

1:25:30 Speaker 2: and a bag. Okay, Christmas, I've been living out.

1:25:36 Speaker 3: I'm not even gonna hold y'all.

1:25:37 Speaker 1: Really, there you go like.

1:25:40 Speaker 3: Eight minutes of sixty days and for me, and I

1:25:42 Speaker 3: wasn't scared. I just simply don't want it. I don't

1:25:44 Speaker 3: want it. Let me crevices.

1:25:46 Speaker 2: Like if I was Susan, I'd be nervous because I've

1:25:49 Speaker 2: got so many crevices. And don't look she cleaned that

1:25:51 Speaker 2: much anyway, But I'd be like, what you mean, you

1:25:54 Speaker 2: gotta tell me when the shower. I don't I don't

1:25:56 Speaker 2: understand that right, you know, yea, even though I already took.

1:26:01 Speaker 1: One right five minutes, Like, what.

1:26:08 Speaker 3: There's a time of what you're talking about? Use me?

1:26:12 Speaker 2: What are these stays? And I love a sixty Days

1:26:15 Speaker 2: in Honey. I even watch that and I'm like, what

1:26:16 Speaker 2: are those stains? It reminds me never ever shall I go?

1:26:22 Speaker 2: And maybe y'all in Florida, most of y'all should just

1:26:24 Speaker 2: not stand your ground.

1:26:26 Speaker 3: You should really, I'm here to tell you because it's

1:26:28 Speaker 3: you might be going to jail these days.

1:26:31 Speaker 1: Yeah.

1:26:32 Speaker 3: You come a long way from George Zimmerman. Yeah.

1:26:36 Speaker 2: Soon grandkids will be visiting her there and little baby

1:26:41 Speaker 2: will also say guns are dangerous.

1:26:45 Speaker 1: You live in Proof. You live in Proof.

1:26:47 Speaker 3: Yeah you Grandy's We're back there. Orange is terrible on you.

1:26:53 Speaker 2: Okay, And I'm done talking about this raggedy white woman.

1:26:57 Speaker 3: I hate her so much.

1:26:59 Speaker 2: Shout out the non raggedy white women out there who

1:27:02 Speaker 2: are listening. I'm proud of you, girlies. Be the change

1:27:05 Speaker 2: you want to see in the world. Call tell the cops. Yes, okay,

1:27:11 Speaker 2: be a witness and give a statement, because odds are

1:27:15 Speaker 2: you can handle whatever comes with it and whatever comes

1:27:18 Speaker 2: from it, and you might be helping somebody out. Be

1:27:20 Speaker 2: the lady who knocks on the cop window and asks

1:27:23 Speaker 2: the girl, why did you shoot that woman?

1:27:26 Speaker 1: Exactly?

1:27:26 Speaker 3: Why did you shoot her? Hello?

1:27:28 Speaker 1: Hello, call the cops, but don't call them every day

1:27:30 Speaker 1: like that.

1:27:30 Speaker 2: He don't do that and definitely not the children. Don't

1:27:33 Speaker 2: be racist. I can't stop telling people's stuff.

1:27:35 Speaker 1: That's the main one.

1:27:38 Speaker 3: Stop.

1:27:39 Speaker 2: Just don't want to be old and ugly. If the

1:27:41 Speaker 2: answer is no, don't be racist, subscribe today. And while

1:27:46 Speaker 2: you're subscribe to Kendrick and Me. Kendrick, thank you so

1:27:50 Speaker 2: much for being here today. I love it when we

1:27:55 Speaker 2: take a little detour from the housewives and the Bravo

1:27:59 Speaker 2: no Oh and get into like the other phenomenons that

1:28:03 Speaker 2: we're all in on so that we can all.

1:28:05 Speaker 1: Talk about it like good things.

1:28:07 Speaker 3: Yes, and so where can they find you?

1:28:09 Speaker 2: Listen to you literally talk about all the things you're

1:28:11 Speaker 2: putting out so many episodes, covering so much content, Like

1:28:15 Speaker 2: where are they going to binge and get it all?

1:28:17 Speaker 3: Get that good stuff?

1:28:19 Speaker 4: Yes, you can find me anywhere you listen to podcasts, Apple, Spotify, Google.

1:28:23 Speaker 4: iHeart all of the places I am the I cannot

1:28:26 Speaker 4: with Kendrick Tucker Podcast that is, I k E N

1:28:29 Speaker 4: not with Kendrick Tucker. Follow me on threads and Instagram.

1:28:32 Speaker 4: I'm pretty active on threads, getting back active on Instagram.

1:28:35 Speaker 4: I'm always in them stories at with Kendrick Tucker.

1:28:38 Speaker 3: Thanks for having me, Yes, thank you so much for

1:28:41 Speaker 3: being here. Thank y'all so much for listening.

1:28:44 Speaker 2: Remember, I am still trying to get to my eight

1:28:46 Speaker 2: hundred reviews by the end of the year, and if

1:28:47 Speaker 2: that don't happen, I'll say it so either way, thank

1:28:51 Speaker 2: y'all for listening. If you like what's going on, come

1:28:53 Speaker 2: holler at me and my dms, follow me at mixing

1:28:56 Speaker 2: with MANI and my x ing w H and I Yeah,

1:29:02 Speaker 2: I'm on threads now too, pretty much reposting Kendrick and them,

1:29:07 Speaker 2: but occasionally live threading because that's the only place that

1:29:09 Speaker 2: I can take my thoughts and things now and I

1:29:12 Speaker 2: like watching with y'all, so let's go talk about it.

1:29:14 Speaker 2: And I am always as well cutting up in stories

1:29:16 Speaker 2: because they disappear in enough time that no one can

1:29:19 Speaker 2: screenshot it and send it to a housewife and get

1:29:21 Speaker 2: me blocked exactly. But y'all take care of yourselves, try

1:29:26 Speaker 2: to make it micro treats you know, or micro joys

1:29:29 Speaker 2: as often as you need.

1:29:32 Speaker 3: We try and it went a doubt take it edible?

1:29:38 Speaker 3: Maybe not a happy day. Maybe maybe I don't know.

1:29:46 Speaker 2: Oh, I had a great time talking with cell from

1:29:50 Speaker 2: who asked me podcasts and all things we actually cover

1:29:54 Speaker 2: Real house hovees of Miami reunion a bit. I had

1:29:56 Speaker 2: to give y'all some of my thoughts about that, because

1:29:59 Speaker 2: god damn we afford public city and all that's going on.

1:30:04 Speaker 2: She is not a baby gorgeous and I am my

1:30:08 Speaker 2: baby gorgeous late, But y'all know, I keep it real

1:30:10 Speaker 2: and I'm understandable.

1:30:11 Speaker 3: I'm reasonable.

1:30:12 Speaker 2: So we had a good conversation about city and of

1:30:14 Speaker 2: course Potomac and all the things over there. Still following

1:30:18 Speaker 2: this this thing with it, but you know, for y'all,

1:30:21 Speaker 2: and still don't understand why they wouldn't branstack the whole

1:30:24 Speaker 2: house and only the bedroom when yeah.

1:30:28 Speaker 3: Questions need to be asked, just call some cousins to

1:30:31 Speaker 3: come do it. I'm just saying. I'm just saying, because

1:30:35 Speaker 3: no one on the Crazy Sys and and all rosy

1:30:39 Speaker 3: back to Bravo, because True.

1:30:40 Speaker 1: Crime Trume, Real House Crime Time.

1:30:45 Speaker 2: Is the penitentiary up in this bitch, I'm so worried.

1:30:49 Speaker 2: I'm invested. Okay, oh my goodness today and I appreciate it.

1:30:56 Speaker 1: Sure, yeah, sure, why not.

1:31:00 Speaker 2: Listen for more true crime coverage? Talk to us, find us,

1:31:04 Speaker 2: let us know whatever doc you want to cover. But

1:31:06 Speaker 2: loom Boys stressed me out so much. I had a

1:31:08 Speaker 2: text Kendrick about it. So I was like, oh, no,

1:31:12 Speaker 2: everybody is a fraud.

1:31:14 Speaker 1: Yes, last time I was here, we gave y'all a

1:31:16 Speaker 1: thousand recommendations.

1:31:17 Speaker 2: Go watch all of them, watch all of them and

1:31:20 Speaker 2: on Patreon, let me know which ones you were watching.

1:31:23 Speaker 2: We'll put it up on there as well. And yeah,

1:31:26 Speaker 2: let me know which ones y'all watching and shout it out.

1:31:29 Speaker 2: I will watch a documentary on a Saturday morning with

1:31:31 Speaker 2: a cup of coffee like it's nothing.

1:31:33 Speaker 3: I'm having a great So thank you all chouraged me

1:31:36 Speaker 3: to stay in the house. Love you for listening. Bye

1:31:40 Speaker 3: bye