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0:00Hello everyone, I'm hear me out. Welcome
0:03to my channel. We're going to be reading
0:05some letters from Diane DS tonight and
0:07they are crazy. One of them is the
0:10infamous letter she wrote to her lawyer
0:11in 1984 that I believe she denies ever
0:14having written and then the other two
0:16are to the parole board in 2020 and
0:18those are next level insane. These
0:22letters are brought to us by the Dian
0:23Downs TV channel. So make sure to check
0:26them out. Link in the description below.
0:28But before we begin, for those of you
0:30who are just joining us for the first
0:31time, this is a commentary channel. And
0:34for those who don't know what commentary
0:36means, I will be pausing and talking
0:39during the video. Actually, I'm not even
0:40going to be pausing the video. We're
0:41going to be reading the letters live.
0:43But let's get one thing absolutely clear
0:45right now. This is not a channel where
0:47people have fun. So, I don't want to see
0:50one single person having a good time in
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0:57SHOW YOU WHAT IT'S LIKE. [laughter] I am
0:59going to be joined by a bank co-host
1:01tonight. So, it's not [music] just going
1:02to be me reading and commenting on a
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1:32All right, let's go.
1:35[music]
1:44[music]
1:49>> [music]
1:54[music]
2:04>> Hello everyone. Well, I got the Diane
2:07D's wig on, but I'm not sure it's
2:10exactly right at the moment. Um, feels
2:13very heavy on this side. Let me just try
2:16this one more time.
2:19Uh, let me bring up my co-host while I'm
2:21doing this.
2:24Exuba, externa.
2:26I was combining the names there.
2:29>> Um,
2:29>> hello again.
2:31>> Good. And you? [laughter]
2:35>> Why don't you guys talk about each
2:37other? You guys have both read these
2:39letters. Just give us your first
2:40impressions.
2:42>> That [ __ ] insane.
2:44>> Oh, yeah. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yeah. That that
2:46reminds me. Yes, I have. And ditto.
2:50>> There's not much else to say
2:53>> besides
2:54>> you can't believe how insane they are
2:56and you can't remember how insane they
2:57are because they're so insane,
2:59>> right? It doesn't stick in your mind.
3:01Her her train of thinking,
3:03>> there's magazine cutouts and
3:08it's just it it's like conspiracy theory
3:12with tin foil hats.
3:14>> I don't know how she does it. It's
3:16incredible. It really is incredible.
3:18>> Yeah.
3:19>> And it's distinctive. She has a very
3:21distinctive voice.
3:22>> She does.
3:23>> Oh,
3:24>> and handwriting.
3:25>> Look at you.
3:26>> All right. So, here was the surprise.
3:29>> Um, originally, I always thought when I
3:32would be doing this with the Diane D
3:34haircut that my wife would be here to
3:36help me. I bought some black mascara cuz
3:39she's always got that thick mascara on
3:42her face that's like like gel charcoal
3:45or something. I've never used this
3:47before. How hard would this be for me a
3:50first-time user to apply this?
3:52>> It's impossible for me to say because
3:53it's like me asking you how hard it
3:55would be for a first- time drummer to
3:56drum. Well, I mean, you'd probably
4:00>> Yeah.
4:01>> Oh, yeah. That looks great. That's
4:03fantastic.
4:04>> It's basically me getting ready every
4:05day. That's what it looks like.
4:07>> Yeah. Okay. Okay. Let's
4:09>> listen. A little bit of blush never
4:10killed anybody.
4:11>> Never killed anyone.
4:13>> It's like I'm putting on lipstick with a
4:15paint roller here.
4:16>> Yeah. [laughter] It's like I mean
4:19>> you look You look
4:22>> You look divine.
4:23>> It's a little bit What is it? What do
4:24they call it? Like sha It's
4:25[clears throat] shadow. It's smoky eyes.
4:27>> Yeah.
4:28>> Smoky eyes is what it's still better
4:30than Sarah Boon's eyeliner in during
4:32>> I don't think I'm getting any Oh, there
4:34we go. that.
4:34>> There you go. Look at that.
4:38>> Okay.
4:40Yeah. How How Wait, am I supposed to dip
4:43it between each?
4:45>> You're good.
4:47>> Okay, there we go.
4:48>> Yeah, you look
4:50>> Yeah, you look good. It's perfect. I
4:51wouldn't dip.
4:51>> You look like a fine Italian dinner.
4:53>> That's gonna not gonna
4:56[laughter]
4:56I hope this isn't waterproof mascara.
5:00>> I don't know. It's voluminous carbon
5:03black. I just bought it off Amazon. I
5:05don't know.
5:06>> Yeah, it's L'Oreal, but it could be
5:08waterproof. But you'll find out the hard
5:09way.
5:10>> It doesn't [laughter] say L'Oreal.
5:15>> I don't want I DON'T WANT IT TO RUN WITH
5:17MY TEARS. [laughter]
5:20>> NO, because we wouldn't want it to be
5:22messed up.
5:23>> Look, that that is a big difference.
5:26Don't you think she her eye is always
5:29got the
5:30>> We're in a weird area here. last time.
5:35>> Jesus, I can't get
5:36>> Hi, Wonder Lake.
5:37>> Out of my eyes. Okay.
5:40>> Hi, detective.
5:41>> You practically shoved that thing.
5:43>> Hi, Redville girl.
5:44>> Hey, Clay Winston.
5:47>> All right. Best luck washing that off.
5:50>> I don't I'm sure my wife has some makeup
5:52remover.
5:53>> Yeah, I'm sure it'll be It's going to be
5:55an interesting conversation when I text
5:58her. She's away for the weekend with uh
6:00my son during a band thing. Or you can
6:03just I I can walk you through it if it
6:06comes down to it. Hi. [laughter]
6:07>> It'd be an interesting text for her to
6:09get. Hey, where's the makeup remover?
6:12[laughter]
6:13>> Yeah, she will ask no questions.
6:15>> I'm going out and like like dressing up
6:17as like a transvestite or something when
6:19when she's out.
6:21>> Hey, [snorts] where's the uh makeup
6:22remover?
6:23>> Yeah, she [laughter]
6:26>> Okay, so I figured we'd read the letter
6:30to the lawyer first. Or do you want to
6:31start with the pearl board letters?
6:33>> Hi heirlooms. Hi Bob.
6:35>> Uh, [sighs and gasps]
6:37>> hi Jackie.
6:38>> Let's do the lawyer first. That one's
6:40not as fun.
6:41>> That one's from 1984, right?
6:43>> Yeah. Let's do the lawyer first.
6:45>> Okay, here we go.
6:48And uh, swap this here.
6:53Uh, hide this current comment. And then
6:54I got the music in the background cuz
6:57she's good. Now I'm going to start
6:59playing it. But if it causes my mic to
7:00to cut out, let me know so I can um
7:05we'll just have to ditch the background
7:08volume at that point or background music
7:10at that point.
7:13So, if you remember correctly, this is
7:15the letter that she wrote to her lawyer
7:17confessing a different story and that
7:19that the parole board keeps asking her
7:21about and she keeps going, I never sent
7:23that letter. I never did that. Uh but
7:26very clearly is in her handwriting. Yes.
7:29Hear me out is a very handsome woman.
7:31>> Yes. A lot like Diane D is also a very
7:34handsome woman.
7:36>> Oh, I wanted a different
7:40one second. We this as well.
7:45Um
7:50Okay, here we go.
7:55November 7th.
8:001984.
8:03Sorry, it's not doing the well tab thing
8:06for me. It's moved over here.
8:13Stop it.
8:16No. Okay, I think we're set here.
8:23November 7th, 1984. Dear Jen, I'm not
8:29really sure how to start this letter,
8:31but I guess the best way to make an
8:34apology is to say, "I'm sorry."
8:38Now, you're probably wondering what this
8:39is all about. And when you are through
8:42reading, you'll probably drop this
8:43letter and say, "Damn you, Diane."
8:47Or she she'd say it like this. She'd be
8:49like,
8:50>> "Damn you, Diane." With a smile. She's
8:53smiling. have this
8:55like you have so many times before.
8:59Uh this is on repeat and fade in. Okay.
9:01Can
9:04Sorry. Is it loud? Is the music loud for
9:06everyone else? It's very loud for me.
9:08>> I can barely hear it.
9:09>> Okay. How about now?
9:13>> Now. Yes.
9:14>> Now I can hear it.
9:21your blood pressure will go up and I'm
9:23sorry about that too. I'm sorry about a
9:27lot of things really.
9:30I hope you will forgive me for not being
9:32totally honest with you. It's just that
9:35it's so hard for me to put myself in
9:37someone else's hands. I find it hard to
9:40fully trust anyone not to hurt me and
9:44I've been that way for a few years.
9:48It has been a hard lesson to learn and I
9:51can't guarantee that I I'll make
9:53forever. Hear me out. I think it's too
9:55loud. Lower it a bit.
9:58>> Yeah. Lower. There we go. Better. I
10:01think that's better.
10:04>> I hope you'll forgive me for not being
10:05totally honest with you. It's just that
10:08it's so hard for me to put myself into
10:10someone else's hands.
10:12It's hard to still too loud.
10:15Yeah, people are saying no music. All
10:17right, fine.
10:25I hope you will forgive me for not being
10:27totally honest with you. It's just that
10:29it's so hard for me to put myself in
10:31someone else's hands.
10:34I find it hard to fully trust anyone not
10:36to hurt me. And I've been that way for a
10:39few years.
10:42It has been a hard lesson to learn and I
10:45can't guarantee that I'll be cured
10:46forever.
10:48But I know now that I should have placed
10:50this whole problem in your hands and let
10:53you deal with it. You think your lawyer
10:55probably [laughter]
10:58should have been upfront and honest with
10:59your lawyer at this point, but I was
11:01afraid.
11:03Silly maybe. But I was afraid you would
11:06lose respect for me and illeible me.
11:11hate me probably
11:13>> probably.
11:14>> Um, no. Uh, Diane, they he probably lost
11:18respect for you when you killed your
11:19kids.
11:20>> Yeah.
11:20>> Right.
11:21>> Who's this to?
11:23>> This is to her lawyer.
11:24>> I see.
11:26>> Yeah. Before the trial.
11:29>> Yeah.
11:30>> Hopefully by the time you finish reading
11:32this, you'll have an understanding of
11:34me. Actually, should I try this with the
11:36One second here.
11:41Little echo. Echo. Echo. Not an echo.
11:43Reverb.
11:45Like I'm reading this in a dream
11:47sequence.
11:50Little bit of pitch.
11:54Too much reverb.
11:59Hope. Wait.
12:02Yeah.
12:04Hopefully by the time you finish reading
12:06this, you'll have That's so much reverb
12:08from one.
12:09>> That's a lot of reverb.
12:10>> What [laughter] the hell was that?
12:13>> Hopefully by the time you finish reading
12:15this, you'll have an understanding of me
12:17and I'll have your forgiveness.
12:20I had no right to hire you as my
12:22attorney and then expect you to
12:24represent me without telling me you
12:25every without telling you everything I
12:28could. [clears throat] So, is she going
12:31to confess in this? [snorts]
12:32>> I hope so. Yeah. Oh, I'm sure
12:35>> I really am grateful [laughter]
12:37for your representation and support
12:39these past 17 months. And because of
12:42that, I cannot be comfortable with
12:45myself unless I come clean with you. Oh,
12:48she's
12:50[laughter]
12:51>> Maybe this is where she starts telling
12:53them about the guy that she actually got
12:56high with and
12:57>> Yeah, that's what this is.
12:58>> Is it?
12:59>> Yeah.
13:00>> Yeah.
13:00>> But it's weighing on her soul, Suma.
13:03Yeah, because she turned out that the
13:04guy who shot her kid, she was actually
13:06partying with by the side of the road.
13:07>> Yeah. Right. Exactly.
13:09>> The side of an abandoned road,
13:12>> right?
13:12>> Yeah. Some bushyhaired lunatic stranger,
13:16>> which you know, I do sometimes.
13:18>> I mean, whatever. I'm not going to I'm
13:20not for that.
13:21>> Different strokes for different folks,
13:23you know.
13:23>> Exactly.
13:26>> Hear me out. spends his Saturdays
13:29>> stabbing his eye with mascara and
13:32wearing a
13:32>> I think I did [clears throat] a pretty
13:34damn good job for my first and last
13:36time.
13:36>> You look handsome.
13:38>> You do
13:38>> handsome.
13:40>> I could be lining up in
13:43I could be lining up as a defensive
13:45linebacker, but
13:47>> [clears throat]
13:47>> um [laughter]
13:50>> Well, it's macho.
13:52>> Again, I'm sorry for thinking I had to
13:55handle things myself. I forgot she's
13:57kind of like a southern accent. I should
13:59have ineligible for once in my life and
14:03let someone else talk ineligible for a
14:06while. Please understand and forgive.
14:10This letter may get lengthy, but please
14:12bear with me. I have a lot of conscience
14:16to relieve.
14:18Perhaps it's best to start with the
14:20night of the shooting.
14:21>> Yeah, how about it?
14:24No. When's she going to start?
14:26[laughter]
14:28>> Tell us how long her mother was in labor
14:29for.
14:30>> Yeah. See, [clears throat] back in the
14:32second grade, uh, when I received my
14:36>> Yeah.
14:37>> Yeah. Your your lawyer probably only
14:40cares about starting with the night of
14:41the shooting.
14:42>> H, when should we start this?
14:46>> Can you imagine being her lawyer and
14:48getting this and be like, "Oh my god. Oh
14:50my god. [laughter]
14:52How did I get stuck with this woman?
14:57Oops.
14:59Perhaps it's best to stop with the night
15:01of the shooting. I wasn't totally honest
15:04because I was afraid of what else would
15:06happen to me at the hands of the police.
15:10>> I had marijuana in my car when I stopped
15:13on Old Mohawk Road and I was afraid if I
15:16told the tr the whole truth, I would
15:19lose my job with the post office.
15:22because of the drug charge and I
15:24couldn't afford that. So, I guess
15:26>> marijuana.
15:28>> I guess she figured being indicted for
15:30uh murder of her children. You know,
15:33that's less of a road bump to get over.
15:36You know, she doesn't want to lose that
15:37post office job. She's still employed
15:39this point. No, she's arrested, isn't
15:41she?
15:41>> Well, she didn't murder them, so she
15:43wasn't worried about that.
15:44>> Yeah. No. Well, I was always getting
15:46>> She was arrested by this point.
15:48>> Yeah.
15:49>> No, I know. But she wasn't she wasn't
15:51but she but she still knew. She always
15:53knew and to this day she knows that she
15:55didn't do it. So,
15:57>> right. But the point is she probably
15:58isn't being paid by the post office at
16:00this point. I don't know. It's a
16:02government job. But um
16:05>> yeah,
16:08>> she doesn't want to be labeled as a drug
16:10user.
16:12>> Absolutely not. I personally I
16:14personally would never touch marijuana.
16:17>> No. I mean me neither. And if I had a
16:19choice between, I mean, I certainly
16:20would be wouldn't be concerned about the
16:22fact that I stopped by the side of some
16:25abandoned road with some stranger to
16:28party with some guy who shot my kids. I
16:30would be more concerned about the
16:32marijuana that we [laughter]
16:35>> Yeah, call me a child killer, but don't
16:36call me a a reefer reaver head.
16:39>> Call me a roadside hooker, but uh on the
16:42marijuana.
16:45Oops, it's the wrong button. I keep
16:49So, I told as much of the truth as I
16:51could without saying the things that
16:53would make me look like a creep.
16:58I also hoped that by eliminating certain
17:00facts that the police could not find out
17:03that I had rather loose morals.
17:08I did not want people I respected to
17:10think poorly of me.
17:12>> Diane, you [ __ ] anything with two
17:14legs?
17:16>> Yeah. I mean,
17:17>> and a set of balls. And even I don't
17:19think the balls were necessary.
17:22>> This is almost like Sodom Gomorrah. Find
17:24me 10 good men. Find me 10 people.
17:27[laughter] Find me 10 people, Diane,
17:29that think you don't have loose morals.
17:34>> See that? That's how you get into my
17:36heart is with either classics or ancient
17:39[laughter]
17:42[snorts]
17:46I did not want people that I respected
17:48to think poorly of me.
17:51So when I got to the hospital, I
17:53couldn't tell the police I opened the
17:54trunk because they would know.
17:57They would want to know what I removed
18:00and it was
18:03suspect. This is the actual transcript
18:06from Diane Downs TV themselves. Oh, by
18:10the way, is my voice glitching out that
18:13I won't use? Okay.
18:14>> No,
18:14>> just on my side, I guess.
18:18But while I had the trunk open, I didn't
18:21see him remove the black case. Yes, the
18:25black case WITH STEVE'S GUN in it. Oh my
18:29god.
18:32[music]
18:34Already
18:44this story is stupid. [laughter]
18:48>> Yeah.
18:48>> Cuz she didn't explain in this story yet
18:51that she pulled over to smoke with this
18:54guy. This guy has just suddenly
18:56appeared.
18:57>> Yes.
18:57>> Right. In this story,
19:00>> she has loose morals and the guy has
19:04appeared and
19:08uh he now has taken the gun.
19:12I'm sorry I lied, but I couldn't explain
19:15the presence of the gun without telling
19:17you about the pot.
19:23The last thing you want to do is tell
19:25your your lawyer that you're on charge
19:27for murder with about the pot.
19:29>> Yeah. This is like her saying she did
19:32all of this to hide the fact that one of
19:34her headlights wasn't working.
19:36>> Yes. [laughter]
19:38>> No, this is like Laur Yeah. Well, this
19:40is it's like Lauren
19:41>> infraction. Lauren saying the I'd never
19:44got in trouble before this other than
19:46owi where I you were just arrested on
19:49house
19:50>> national TV.
19:52>> Yes.
19:52>> For trying to have sex with a minor
19:55Lauren. So uh [laughter]
19:57doesn't make it any better.
20:01[clears throat]
20:04So, while I think it is very possible
20:06that an officer can make one mistake in
20:09an effort to trap a criminal,
20:12I don't think that it that it happened
20:14this time. What
20:20What the hell does that mean?
20:24An officer can make an a mistake in an
20:26effort to trap a criminal.
20:32Who
20:34Aren't you the one that was trapped?
20:38>> What was the mistake?
20:40>> Well, that she's not really a criminal.
20:42Oh, God.
20:46>> I don't know how many times I have to
20:47explain this to you.
20:51>> Well, I mean, she
20:53the pro her problem is is she has told
20:57she's continually telling everyone these
20:59stories, right? that she's leaving out
21:01important details in the story because
21:03it doesn't make sense.
21:06Like this story, like the parts that are
21:09missing in this story don't fit in a
21:11different story,
21:13right? I mean, there's the guy that was
21:16on the side of the road that you smoked
21:19weed with, but then you didn't mention
21:20the weed, but you hadn't mentioned the
21:22guy either up until because you said it
21:24was a bushy-haired stranger.
21:27You know what I mean? It just doesn't
21:29make it. Okay. It just all seemed so
21:32harmless in the beginning. Jim, the kids
21:35and I were coming back from Heathers
21:38with [snorts] the horse coupon.
21:40>> Yeah.
21:42>> And when we turned around at the north
21:44side of Sunderman Road, a guy started
21:46playing quote catchup with me.
21:52>> What? This is This must be the guy that
21:55smokes marijuana. Like he probably
21:57should have introduced this earlier in
21:59the story.
22:00>> Specify who who this guy is, you know.
22:02>> Yeah. Well, he's just a big guy that
22:04likes to smoke weed and smoke kids with
22:06Steve's gun,
22:08>> right? [laughter]
22:12>> I was driving slower than most people
22:14do. So, he passed me. Then, he pulled up
22:17in front of me and slowed down. So, I
22:19passed him. It was a game, just a flirt.
22:24Then I figured he probably had a penis.
22:26So, uh,
22:29I [laughter] ran him off the road to get
22:31that.
22:35That's got to be in me.
22:38>> We pulled off Marcola on top old Mohawk.
22:43Why? [snorts] Just because the kids were
22:46asleep. He was a man
22:50with a
22:55And I wasn't really tired yet. I'm I
22:58like men and I love to flirt.
23:02[laughter] Like like this is a news
23:03flash to anyone.
23:07>> Uh [clears throat]
23:10maybe some would say it's just because
23:12she's a [ __ ] No, not some. Everyone
23:15says that because you were It's not a
23:18[ __ ] You're
23:21>> [laughter]
23:23>> Dan, you are if anyone is, you are a
23:28like [laughter]
23:30you went out to get pregnant while
23:33married from a different guy and then
23:35you're like, God, he took it so wrong.
23:38He's always bringing it up how I was
23:40pregnant by another dude. She uh she
23:43jumped she hopped an 18 foot barbed wire
23:47prison fence so she could get dick.
23:51>> Yeah. And there's got there.
23:54>> Yeah. [laughter]
23:59>> I smell it.
24:01>> Wouldn't mind being in cars so much if
24:03there wasn't all that dick out there.
24:05>> Yeah.
24:06[clears throat]
24:07And then, you know, I was going to go to
24:08California and catch the real killer,
24:10but then, you know, there was a so
24:12>> [clears throat]
24:12>> uh figured just hang out in the house.
24:15>> I mean, you know, [laughter]
24:17>> and [clears throat] it wasn't just any
24:20>> it was married.
24:23That's the best the best kind to Diane.
24:27[snorts]
24:29[clears throat]
24:30>> I met her favorite.
24:32Anyway, I pulled over on old Mohawk and
24:36he stopped behind me. When I got out of
24:39the car, I checked the kids and they
24:41were all asleep.
24:43I did take the keys out of the ignition,
24:46hang on my finger.
24:48We talked for a couple minutes and I
24:50looked at the kids. They were still
24:52asleep.
24:54He asked if I had any quote smoke.
24:58And he even thought and even thought he
25:00wasn't exactly my kind of guy.
25:02>> Even though he wasn't exactly my kind of
25:04guy.
25:04>> Oh, sorry. Thank you. He asked if I had
25:07any smoke. And even though he wasn't my
25:10kind of guy, I figured it would be
25:12better to plate him rather than to than
25:15offend him.
25:17So, I got down on my knees and I
25:20[laughter]
25:22and that wasn't working. So I I off for
25:26like 20 minutes [laughter]
25:31cuz there was a there right? What else
25:34could you do? Is this extra like this
25:38could be like an 80s thing. If I had any
25:41smoke was is is Was a a slang term for
25:45weed?
25:47>> Not that I remember.
25:49>> I mean smoke up.
25:51>> Smoke up, but be
25:53>> he asked if I had any smoke. I mean the
25:56I would take that seem like a very stu
25:58Yeah, it would seem like a very stupid
26:00nickname because it could be easily
26:02convinced or confused with smokes.
26:05>> I feel like it's
26:06>> people are saying yes.
26:08>> Yeah, I I mean I'm sure it was. What
26:09else would it be? But
26:12>> no. Okay, so it was uh it Okay, so smoke
26:17was a nickname for weed, I guess. Maybe.
26:22>> All right.
26:24>> We learn something new every day.
26:28[music]
26:34>> No, this wasn't 87. This was 84.
26:37>> 83. Sorry.
26:40>> 84.
26:41>> No, 8. The crime happened in ' 83. This
26:44letter is from 84.
26:45>> Yeah. Yeah.
26:55So, I opened the trunk and removed the
26:57bag.
26:59I had to dig under a couple of things to
27:01get it, and I did not see him remove
27:03anything from the trunk.
27:06When I straightened up and closed the
27:07trunk, I saw he had the gun in his hand.
27:11I don't recall our conversation
27:12verbatim, but we quote discussed the
27:17reason he had taken the gun. And by that
27:19time, he had removed it from the case.
27:23He started acting a little strange.
27:25[laughter]
27:26It wasn't strange at this point,
27:30right? Taking the gun out and everything
27:32that normal. Then he started getting
27:34weird. Then he started getting weird.
27:39He started getting a little strange and
27:41that is when I started to get scared,
27:43which I rarely do.
27:46He made sexual advances.
27:48And then I got down on my knees and I
27:51off.
27:54I was like, "Finally, you're talking my
27:56language."
27:58No, he made sexual advances. And I
28:01handed him the pot and tried to get his
28:03mind on another subject by RUBBING A
28:09WHY DOESN'T SHE PUT THAT AS put that in
28:12here? It would make this actually more
28:13believable. Like, well, because up until
28:17this point, you're like, and then you
28:18read the line.
28:19>> And then I started rubbing his like,
28:21well,
28:22>> all right. I mean,
28:23>> that that does actually sound like what
28:25she would do to a stranger on the side
28:27of the road.
28:28>> That that that really does track
28:31[laughter]
28:38Honestly, Jim, all I did was try to
28:41discourage his advances. Okay, [ __ ]
28:44Now you just lost us again. You've never
28:47turned down advances
28:51and he flipped.
28:53He tossed the black case and the pot on
28:55the hood of my car.
28:57I thought you were at the trunk.
29:00>> No, no, no. got it out of the trunk and
29:02then he started acting strange. So, we
29:04could assume they had moved from there.
29:12>> No, it's bad narration.
29:17>> Are you saying she doesn't make sense?
29:19>> I'm I'm saying she's an unreliable
29:21narrator.
29:26Um,
29:28he tossed the black case in the pot on
29:30the hood of my car and grabbed my left
29:32arm. Couldn't tie my shoes for a damn
29:36month. [laughter]
29:39It made me mad and scared at the same
29:42time. So, I pulled my arm free and said
29:45no.
29:47That is when he went to open the door of
29:49my car. I moved toward him but looked in
29:53the little wing window.
29:56Ille ill illegible.
30:00And he shot my redacted
30:03daughter, right? She was daughter.
30:07She really was asleep, Jim.
30:10But she woke up and raised herself
30:11before he shot her again.
30:14Yeah, getting shot will tend to wake
30:17somebody up.
30:20I really don't know who he shot next and
30:23I don't see why it matters.
30:26Uh because you're the only you're the
30:28only witness, Diane.
30:30>> That's why it matters.
30:32>> He's holding her by the left arm and at
30:36the same time he's holding this grown
30:38woman, he's also shooting and killing
30:43her children.
30:44>> No, you're wrong. You missed the second
30:46part. grabbed [snorts] the left arm and
30:48then she pulled her arm free and said
30:51no. So she's not restrained at this
30:52point.
30:54>> So then get a rock and start bashing.
30:57>> No, she just kind of stood there.
31:02Why?
31:03She Why put in your own story that you
31:06were you broke your arm free
31:10>> to do nothing?
31:12>> Yeah.
31:13>> Okay. So, they were at the back of the
31:15car.
31:16>> Then they're at the front of the car.
31:18>> For some reason, he sees, for some
31:20reason, he sees a black case or you take
31:22out the black case with the gun in it,
31:25>> and then he takes it, starts acting
31:29weird, then grabs you by the arm, you
31:31break free, and his first and shout no.
31:34And she shouts no.
31:35>> She shouts no.
31:36>> And your instinct is to shoot children.
31:39Why? Why would he do that?
31:43Um, why wouldn't he? They were flirting
31:46earlier.
31:47>> Maybe he was working for the FBI guys.
31:49>> Yeah, it was the FBI guys. Remember, she
31:50was out there. Uh, because she's not
31:53saying that she wasn't really out there
31:55to deliver pictures for her boyfriend,
31:58her FBI FBIA guy boyfriend.
32:04Um,
32:10this this line though, I really don't
32:12see who he shot. I I really don't know
32:14who he shot next and I don't see why it
32:16matters. That's very rep rem reminiscent
32:18of the the Nickerbacher taste for me.
32:20Like, what is what is the obsession with
32:22this damn gun?
32:24>> What why is everyone so obsessed with
32:27this damn gun?
32:28>> I just listened to that again like two
32:30days ago.
32:33What?
32:34Do you know something? I don't know,
32:35Nick.
32:37Well, damn, Diane. The same caliber gun
32:40as the killer of Why don't you know
32:43you're muted, Suma?
32:46>> She's
32:46>> You can hear the ice in his drink.
32:48>> Yeah, just clink.
32:51>> Yeah.
32:52>> And damn, Diane, [laughter] you own It's
32:55the same caliber gun as the one that
32:57shot your kids. Of course, they want to
32:59know where it is. [laughter]
33:01I just don't get it. WHAT? WHAT'S GOING
33:03ON, NICK?
33:03>> I DON'T WANT to know about that damn
33:04gun.
33:05>> What is the big deal with this? What is
33:07the obsession with this gun?
33:10Oh [ __ ] Diane.
33:13I would I Nick just seems like he would
33:17be a cool dude to just sit down and have
33:20a smoke or a drink with.
33:22>> Yeah, I like him.
33:24>> Seems like he would be a cool dude.
33:26>> The ding dang gun.
33:28[laughter]
33:30Well, G Wilkers.
33:32>> I just I just don't know. I just don't
33:35know.
33:36>> Do you know something? I don't know. I
33:38just can't figure it out.
33:40>> Diane,
33:45you're you're in a heap of trouble.
33:47They're coming after you. You You ain't
33:50doing yourself no good. Not talking to
33:52the police.
33:53>> No, it wasn't me. I I don't like them
33:55guns. I was in N.
33:59Well, I I don't know. I could it be
34:01Steve? Why would Steve kill you? Shoot
34:04your kids. I don't know.
34:06>> I don't know.
34:08>> I don't know. I'm just saying I don't
34:10think he did, but
34:13>> I'm not [clears throat] saying I think
34:15he did. I'm just
34:16>> I'm saying somebody told me this.
34:20>> All right. So, back to the letter.
34:24All I do know
34:27>> no I don't know if you got in the car or
34:30not. All I do know allegible saw my
34:34daughter my redacted bleeding.
34:39I just stood there paralyzed
34:42smile. I could see the blood coming out
34:45of her teeth and the blood was was
34:49coming out of her mouth. Oh, blood out
34:50of a mouth. Protected. And I am
34:54empathetic.
34:57Empathetic.
35:01>> Uh, empathetic. Yeah.
35:02>> Yeah. I mean, it's sounds ridiculous
35:04coming from her, but
35:05>> No, in this sentence, Blank and I are
35:08empathetic,
35:10>> which she's trying to say she feels all
35:12the pain that Cheryl feels.
35:15>> Yeah.
35:17>> So, Cheryl and I are empathetic.
35:20What? What is that?
35:20>> Meaning they they both can feel each
35:22other's pain.
35:23>> Mhm.
35:24>> Isn't that empathic?
35:27>> You're an empath. It comes from the same
35:30word, path and m.
35:34But empathetic means you feel sorry for
35:36somebody. Why would there need to be two
35:37people in this
35:38>> pain or feelings?
35:41>> No. Well, I I just I guess I'm confused.
35:43Like there's It would just be I'm
35:45empathetic.
35:47Yes. She should not have said her
35:49daughter's name. I think that's what's
35:51throwing you off.
35:52>> Yeah. And there and there's no reason to
35:54say announce that you're empathetic
35:55because most people would assume you
35:57are. So when you say
35:58>> No, no, no, no. I disagree because there
36:01she's saying she might as well have
36:03gotten shot [clears throat]
36:05because she shares that pain so
36:08strongly. It was like the FBIA guy shot
36:11her.
36:12>> No, that's just being a mother. That's
36:14just being a normal mother. That's just
36:16being a normal mother. She's talking
36:18about it like [laughter] it's a I know.
36:21>> Yeah. She's trying to say they have a
36:23spiritual bond
36:25>> as PKL said.
36:27>> Yeah. But that's not wants to know why
36:29there are two sumas above ex.
36:32>> They're what?
36:34>> Oh.
36:34>> Oh, yeah. Okay.
36:35>> She's saying we're twins.
36:40[clears throat]
36:40>> Suma. No. Tomorrow. Yeah. I'm going to
36:44do a let's get ready tomorrow just in
36:46case anyone wants to know.
36:47>> Get ready with me. We'll do it.
36:49>> One of those RWMs or whatever
36:51>> like like uh
36:53>> odd twist of fate. Hear me out becomes a
36:55makeup guru YouTube.
36:57>> Yeah. Here's my outfit of the day,
37:01>> right?
37:02>> We're just going to do a little
37:04little accent here.
37:06>> I mean, I got to see that that group of
37:09subscribers.
37:11That's That's going to be one kinky
37:13group of bears right there. I'll tell
37:14you what.
37:15>> Exactly. [laughter]
37:17>> You got your twinks. You got your Donald
37:18Ducks.
37:20>> What' you say?
37:21>> You got [laughter]
37:23It's from Silicon Valley. The guy is
37:25he's listing through all these like f
37:27He's like, "You got your twinks, you got
37:28your Donald Ducks." Like, "Well, that's
37:30a twink in the Navy." And like
37:31[laughter]
37:35it's funny.
37:38Uh,
37:42>> I really don't think my makeup looks
37:44that much worse than Diane D. So,
37:46>> it really doesn't. The sad part.
37:48>> You look better than her, but I mean, I
37:50should hope so, you know. [laughter]
37:53[snorts]
37:54>> Uh, [clears throat]
37:57it's almost as if I was
37:58>> No, no, no, no, no. I didn't read the
38:00second part, but I stopped it empathetic
38:03cuz I couldn't get over the stupid.
38:05Blank and I are empathetic and I
38:08couldn't separate myself from her pain
38:10and terror. [laughter]
38:12So much blood.
38:15It's almost as if I were was a part of
38:18her. No, you're her mother. She's a part
38:22of you
38:25animal.
38:27Now you'll probably sit back and say,
38:29"Yep, Diane's a real crazy."
38:34End quote.
38:35But if you illegible, it's only because
38:39you've never loved anyone or tried your
38:42life up,
38:44tied your life up in anyone as much as I
38:46did with my kids.
38:49It's hard for me to explain how much I
38:51love my kids and need them.
38:54Unless there's a guy with a on the side
38:56of the road that wants to smoke.
38:59>> Really? A guy with a [ __ ] anywhere.
39:01>> Yeah, we were just flirting. I I love
39:03the guys.
39:05>> She was flirting with her car. She even
39:07takes driving her car as flirtatious.
39:11I'll tell you one thing, my car is the
39:13least flirtatious thing about me.
39:15>> Um, do you not understand a car has
39:18headlights?
39:19>> Do you not understand? Headlights are a
39:21metaphor for breasts. Of course, I was
39:23showing him my breasts. My electronic
39:26breasts. Maybe she had those things for
39:29those the headlights that are like lash
39:31eyelashes for the
39:34>> Those are pretty flirty.
39:35>> I was turning them off and on winking at
39:38them. [laughter]
39:42>> In fact, I have one of them duct t duct
39:44taped down so I can I could do a one eye
39:46wink. [laughter]
39:50[snorts]
39:52It's hard for me to explain how much I
39:54love my kids and need them.
39:57Well, didn't you say on national TV that
40:02kids are so great because you can always
40:04have more? So, [laughter]
40:07kind of goes against that. Diane,
40:11love seems like such an inadequate word.
40:15[laughter] Perhaps if you ever want to
40:17talk to me again, I could try to explain
40:20it. So, is this after the trial then? I
40:24believe it is. Okay.
40:27November 7th. Yeah, this is after the
40:29trial. I think she was convicted mid
40:31year.
40:37And again,
40:39how stupid is it to write a tell all
40:42confession to your lawyer after you've
40:44lost if this is the truth, right?
40:47[laughter]
40:49>> Yeah.
40:50>> You kind of screwed up.
40:54Anyway,
40:56when he swung back towards me, I was
40:58startled. The gun hit my right hand
41:03and the keys did jingle,
41:06but he didn't ask for the car. What?
41:12Diane.
41:18Diane,
41:20what are you doing here? Diane,
41:25you've removed the carjacking
41:28theory now cuz you say it in probation
41:31later or
41:33>> Yes, she does.
41:36>> He didn't say anything because I hate
41:38him and I guess he was too mad for
41:41words.
41:45What?
41:48I'm sorry. I can't say why he didn't say
41:50anything.
41:52This letter is illegible for
41:54speculation,
41:57but I can say that he looked angry.
42:01Diane.
42:04Diane.
42:06Son of a [ __ ]
42:08>> Oh, Diane.
42:10>> He just shot your kids. I assume he's
42:12angry about something in your story.
42:18[clears throat]
42:20He's going to grab the left arm again.
42:22He grabbed my left arm again and I tried
42:25to be illegible free. Break free. Just
42:30then I heard the gun fire two times. My
42:32arm fell to my side. [clears throat]
42:36It may sound strange, Jim, but in that
42:39moment I didn't feel fear or hysteria
42:42anymore.
42:43That is weird, Diane. That
42:47Oh,
42:49it is very weird to not feel fear or
42:52hysteria after hearing gunshots
42:55towards your children.
42:59I was angry and I guess motivated is a
43:03good word for how I felt.
43:06He was looking at the gun and I pushed
43:09him.
43:10Why was he Why was he looking at the
43:12gun?
43:14I jumped in the car and inserted the
43:16keys and left. I have no idea if he fell
43:19or what. I wasn't looking at him.
43:24So, where did she She hasn't been shot
43:26in the arm at this point.
43:27>> No, she has not.
43:31>> All that we know is [clears throat] that
43:32he grabbed her
43:34>> left arm and she hit his right arm. No,
43:39the gun hit her right hand
43:42>> and he got angry.
43:43>> And the keys did jingle
43:45>> and the keys jingled.
43:46>> Diane, you are so stupid. You can't even
43:50account for all the facts within your
43:51madeup story. Like even in an
43:54unbelievable way. You're leaving out
43:58provable things that happened that you
44:00would not forget if they actually
44:01happened. Like being shot.
44:04[sighs]
44:07I remember very little of the tri trip
44:09to the hospital. I recall trying to help
44:13re
44:16uh
44:18one of the kids.
44:19>> Yeah. Cheryl. This got to be Cheryl,
44:22right?
44:23>> Or Christy.
44:25>> I think it could have been any of the
44:26Well, probably not Danny. Probably
44:28Cheryl or Christie. I recall trying to h
44:32I I recall
44:34I recall trying to help Cheryl and
44:37hearing Cheryl cry and telling Christy
44:40to wake up or that's probably got that
44:42backwards actually. I remember blood and
44:45odors in a [music] white fence. Oops.
44:53I recall opening the window and then
44:56turning into 97.3. Here the jack is
45:00back.
45:02>> Here's hungry.
45:03>> Hungry like the wolf. [laughter]
45:06And I stuck my head out the window and
45:08my hair was flowing free.
45:11>> Now she's driving 6 miles an hour.
45:13>> Driving five miles. Well, I was You
45:16don't understand
45:18exter.
45:20[laughter]
45:27[singing]
45:35[snorts] At any rate, my memory is gone.
45:39>> How convenient.
45:41[laughter]
45:42Actually,
45:45as I am innocent,
45:47I would say that's decidedly
45:50inconvenient.
45:53[laughter]
45:55>> These are the lucky ones.
45:56>> That's a quote from the Sha Shank
45:57Redemption. So, as I am innocent of this
46:00crime, I would say that is decidedly
46:03inconvenient for me that the gun was not
46:05found
46:08>> at the hospital. I can't say it was very
46:11rational. Perhaps I looked cool, calm,
46:14and collected to everyone.
46:18>> No, you look
46:19>> scanner
46:20>> who knows me or know me who it probably
46:24says who don't know me.
46:30My kids needed help in a way I could not
46:32help. Where's the pull up? I pulled up
46:34and was screaming, "Get the doctor. Get
46:36the doctor." Somebody shot us.
46:38>> There a doctor in this in this hospital?
46:41like go. Do we treat kids with gunshot
46:44wounds? I don't know. Now that's
46:48>> St. Mary's down the road. We don't treat
46:50kids and gunshot wounds here. Sorry.
46:56Side tangent here. Second.
47:00I I like the uh queserito from Taco
47:05Bell. It's a quesadilla that wraps a
47:07burrito. Right. Did you see the guy on
47:09Instagram?
47:11>> No.
47:12>> Oh, okay. Continue.
47:13>> For some reason, my local Taco Bell
47:17rarely is able to do the queserto and
47:19then sometimes can do the volcano
47:22volcanoita
47:24or something. And I'm like, what the
47:27hell's the difference? So, I'm
47:28wondering, are they pre are they are
47:30they being sent
47:34like queser like quesadilla wrap things?
47:37I the way I took it from the commercial.
47:39They're making the quesadilla and then
47:40they're making the burrito inside and
47:41wrapped around. It's just it's very
47:46confusing.
47:47>> What's happening?
47:48>> No, I'm saying I'm glad you brought this
47:50up because really that that's what
47:53>> I don't know anything about Taco Bell.
47:54So,
47:54>> no, no, no. We're talking about you know
47:57whether the hospital serves them or not.
47:59You got to go down the street just they
48:02tr down there, right? I don't get why
48:04this Taco Bell can't do a queserita and
48:08they can only do a volcanorita
48:10or the other one. I I don't get it. It's
48:12only different in sauce.
48:14>> Probably because God hates you. Same
48:16reason that bad things happen to me.
48:18>> That's
48:20Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Really is. What? Not
48:23all Taco Bell is the same. The Queserita
48:25is really good,
48:27>> right? And that's
48:28>> There was a dude on Instagram. He was
48:31filming himself eating the queserito
48:35every day that it was on the menu at his
48:38Taco Bell. He got up to 40 days. He ate
48:42it 40 days straight. At least one a day.
48:45And he would eat them in one bite
48:47sometimes.
48:48>> Oh my god,
48:49>> they're big. Well, I mean I I So I sub
48:52in steak and I do extra rice and I add
48:54pico, right? So it's big.
48:58He eats it in one bite. This guy must
49:00have been massive.
49:03>> Big mouth.
49:03>> Oh, what's his face? The famous hot dog
49:06eating guy. Uh
49:07>> oh. Is that him?
49:08>> Chestnut.
49:09>> No, no, no. Joey Chestnut.
49:10>> Oh,
49:11>> was impressed by his
49:14his queserrito eating abilities.
49:16>> Well, I don't So, he gets lucky enough
49:19to live around a taco that had it 40
49:22days in a row.
49:24>> Something like that. Yeah.
49:25>> One time.
49:29It was delicious.
49:30>> But that's cuz you couldn't get it
49:32again, right?
49:33>> Yeah. It's not It hasn't been available
49:35since.
49:37>> Okay.
49:38>> My life.
49:41>> My kids needed help in a way I could not
49:44help.
49:46She can't treat gunshot wounds.
49:49So, I get them to the doctor,
49:52but it's hard for me to just turn my
49:54life over to someone else and let go.
49:58So I used all my strength to hold
50:00together so I would be ready when they
50:02needed me to help. Couldn't tie my shoes
50:05for a damn month.
50:09>> I wanted to become a basket case that I
50:12I didn't want to become a basket case
50:14that the doctor would have to knock OUT
50:16BECAUSE I HAVE to be ready and able to
50:19support my kids rationally.
50:21>> Diane, they
50:23>> they wanted you nowhere near those
50:25children. You frightened the doctors and
50:28nurses.
50:29>> You literally lost
50:31>> you lost all custodial decisions within
50:33like the first day.
50:35>> Yeah. [laughter]
50:35Like everything was just done. Like do
50:38not allow this woman without a police
50:41present.
50:42>> And that was before to pull the plug.
50:45>> Yes, it was.
50:47>> You're right.
50:48>> Well, her kids were the lucky ones.
50:51>> Mhm.
50:52>> Yeah. They didn't have to live with the
50:54pain of her arm. Yeah.
50:56>> Right. And Danny doesn't know the
50:57difference. She doesn't know. He's fine.
51:01>> So, I just I just don't believe I don't
51:05believe that. I I know Danny can walk.
51:08He's just, you know, it's his foster
51:10parents are telling him he can't walk.
51:12It his foster parents in medical science
51:15apparently.
51:17>> Diane, [laughter]
51:20>> he's just young enough where he won't
51:21even remember walking. So, it won't make
51:23a difference to him,
51:24>> you know. All all those fools that John
51:26Hopkins is saying he'll have to adjust.
51:29He doesn't remember walking.
51:32>> Hold on. How old was Nick Nickerbacher?
51:34Wasn't he like 30?
51:37>> Well, I wasn't doing I was doing a Diane
51:39impression there. Did you?
51:40>> No, no, no. I know, but I I was
51:42[laughter] just going off a different
51:43tangent in my mind. And I was thinking,
51:45wasn't Wasn't him he only like 30 or 32
51:49years old?
51:50>> Maybe. But doesn't he seem older?
51:52>> Yeah. No, that that was the thing. He
51:53like seemed like super like like like uh
51:57>> ageless like you can't really
51:59>> like like what's his name? Bronson.
52:00Charles Bronson like super like man
52:05manly like
52:06>> amazing man
52:07>> you know we're gonna we're gonna be
52:08hanging out with Nick Nickerbacher and
52:10he's going to be like and I be like
52:13that sounds cool dude like what what's
52:16up [laughter]
52:18and he's like you know I'm
52:21Oh I don't got to get more ice. one.
52:26>> Dang it, Diane.
52:28>> Yeah,
52:29>> you boys, you know, you know I'm
52:30actually 8 years younger than you.
52:33[laughter]
52:38Uh, okay.
52:43[clears throat]
52:46Then of course there was the police
52:48force. They needed answers.
52:51[snorts]
52:53You wouldn't. You didn't want answers,
52:55Diane. And I did tell them what I could.
52:58I couldn't tell them about my loose
53:01morals, which put us in a dangerous
53:03situation.
53:05>> Oh my god.
53:07THIS IS THE SAME [ __ ] SHE'S STILL saying
53:1230 years later. You know, I was [snorts]
53:15what she she says I'm a careless woman.
53:18Isn't that what she says? Like I was I
53:19was a careless woman. they're free. Or
53:22yeah, like she didn't think of anything.
53:23She had no not a care in the world,
53:25right? Like wasn't that what it was?
53:27>> Or reckless some something
53:30>> about like now in prison she has to
53:31think about what shoes she's going to
53:32wear, but before she didn't think about
53:35that.
53:36>> Yeah. And and if she hadn't been so
53:38reckless or whatever, careless, they
53:41never would have been out there because,
53:43you know.
53:44>> Yeah. But Right. And al but also if she
53:47didn't Yeah. if she didn't have her kids
53:50with her,
53:52>> right? No, that's she was reckless cuz
53:54she had her kids out there and was
53:56trying to, you know, uh, smoke out
53:59>> smoke out some, right?
54:00>> Yeah. But she also claimed that she had
54:02them with her because she
54:04>> I don't know.
54:06>> Hey, Kelly.
54:09[snorts]
54:09>> Hello, Kelly. Oh,
54:11>> Kelly has a question.
54:13>> Oh.
54:16>> Oh,
54:17>> no. No. I Where is it? It's very hard
54:19for
54:19>> I don't It's not It's not here yet.
54:22>> Well, that was a premature Poco
54:24prematur.
54:28>> I don't know if anyone knows this,
54:31but
54:35>> it is difficult to run a stream
54:40on this type of chat.
54:42>> Your voice is cutting out, jackass.
54:46[laughter]
54:49cutting out. Yes,
54:54it's [snorts] difficult to run a stream,
54:57read a chat in character, read the chat
55:00or read a letter in character, read the
55:03chat on the side, and bring up
55:05reactions. You know what?
55:08>> Yeah. Well, that's why I was telling you
55:09that has a question. I'm just
55:11>> I know, but then you said it like you I
55:14said yes. Oh, I said Oh. And you you g
55:16kind of gave me a you know you know
55:18>> No, I said well she has
55:19>> No, I'm going to say a little little bit
55:21of disrespect there. Uh
55:24>> on his own like I wasn't paying
55:25attention.
55:26>> Yeah, that's right.
55:29>> What? Okay. Well, tell me what a
55:31question is when it comes up.
55:33>> No.
55:35>> Okay. Well, that's
55:39>> Oh. Oh, the trial.
55:42>> Is it possible to watch the trial? The
55:44Diane DS trial. It wasn't recorded.
55:47>> Yeah.
55:48>> I would love to watch a Diane Downs
55:50trial live.
55:52>> Yeah.
55:53>> Or not live, but you know.
55:55>> Well, not not live. You know.
55:57>> Yeah.
55:57>> Record recorded.
55:58>> You know, this happened 40 years ago,
56:00right?
56:02[laughter]
56:04>> What' you say?
56:05>> I said, you know, this happened 40 years
56:06ago, so it's not going to be live.
56:10He didn't mean
56:12>> um
56:13>> that was the question. So now
56:16>> All right. So we can continue.
56:17>> Okay, we can continue now.
56:19>> All right, we've been allowed.
56:20>> And this is the most This This is
56:22actually one of the ser letters. That's
56:25That's the crazy part.
56:26>> The next The next two are They're much
56:29shorter, but they're bad [ __ ]
56:31>> Bad [ __ ] Crazy.
56:32>> Yeah.
56:36>> I didn't mean to offend anyone in the
56:37chat.
56:41Then of course [clears throat]
56:45I couldn't tell him about my loose
56:47morals which put us in a dangerous
56:49situation because I didn't want my
56:51parents and the hospital staff and the
56:53police to think I was a [ __ ]
56:57[laughter]
56:59again.
57:02Diane, show me 10 men that don't think
57:06you're a and we will try and believe
57:08you.
57:11And I couldn't tell him about the pot.
57:14Therefore, I couldn't tell him about the
57:15gun.
57:17I just don't understand what everyone is
57:19so Why is everyone so focused on this
57:22damn gun?
57:26Is it better with or without this voice
57:31adjustment on not? What do you think?
57:33What do you guys think?
57:34>> That's fine. That's fine.
57:36>> This is fine now.
57:38>> Yeah,
57:38>> this is this is with the adjustment.
57:40>> God damn it, Diane.
57:42>> Yeah. What? They don't got to find this
57:44gun. I mean, it might not even make a
57:47difference. I don't know.
57:50But I told them where to look and what
57:51to look for. I know I sounded very
57:55confused and to be truth though I was a
57:58mess.
57:59It didn't hit me that when they found
58:01him they would find about the
58:06Oh my god. They would find out about the
58:09flirt and the pot and the gun.
58:12I just knew. I could not tell them. You
58:15didn't think about that, Diane? the fact
58:18that they were gonna find out anyway
58:19when they found this supposed
58:21perpetrator.
58:23[snorts]
58:24[clears throat]
58:28Even when she's saying she's stupid,
58:30it's stupid.
58:33As time passed, and not very much of it
58:36at that, the police and everyone else
58:40found out about my attraction to men.
58:44[snorts]
58:45>> [music]
58:48>> I never knew she was attracted to men.
58:51>> Yes.
58:56I'm just imagining [laughter] like the
58:58the super comical version of Diane DS
59:01where you know the text is walking up
59:03and as soon as she's walking towards him
59:05she's grabbing his dick. [laughter]
59:09[snorts] He's like whoa. She's like,
59:12"Everyone in the office likes it when I
59:14grab the like what? That's how I greet
59:18men."
59:21>> Damn it, Diane.
59:23[snorts]
59:25[laughter]
59:26>> Or she's talking to the detectives in
59:28the hospital. They're like, "We need to
59:30sit for you." And she's like, "Can you
59:31get me coffee?" And like me and she's
59:33like, "I'll suck your
59:36[laughter]
59:37like she's just constantly
59:41Yeah. I don't She's so not sexual. Like
59:45she's such so not
59:47>> she doesn't there's nothing like sensual
59:49or sexy about her, right?
59:51>> Well, I think she was very clearly
59:53trying to go for the Princess Diane.
59:56Like
59:56>> it's not the look, it's the whole vibe.
1:00:00>> No, no, no, no, no. I'm not saying she's
1:00:02anywhere close to Princess. I'm saying
1:00:04that was she she was a she was striving
1:00:07for that. She was like, "Oh, Princess
1:00:09Diane has short hair. Like, I'll cut my
1:00:11hair short, but she doesn't realize like
1:00:14she's a grotesque monster." That is
1:00:16>> right. But I'm not talking about her
1:00:18looks even. I'm just saying that
1:00:19considering she was so sexually charged,
1:00:22she was not a very sexual seeming
1:00:24person. Like,
1:00:25>> no, she wasn't.
1:00:26>> You know, she there's nothing sexy about
1:00:28her looks aside.
1:00:30Like, there's nothing.
1:00:32>> Why would her looks have Oh, you mean
1:00:34she didn't dress provocatively like I
1:00:37mean, she didn't act in a way that is
1:00:39sexual.
1:00:40>> But but apparently in
1:00:41>> What are you talking about? She was she
1:00:43was screwing people all over.
1:00:45>> But that's actual screw screwing. I
1:00:48don't think
1:00:48>> Okay. Well, okay. So, you're saying
1:00:50she's like, you know, LIKE SURPRISE,
1:00:53jumping on their dick.
1:00:55>> I don't know. Well, I don't know. But
1:00:57I'm just saying that there's not she's
1:00:58not very
1:01:00she doesn't I couldn't even real
1:01:03flirting because I heard her phone calls
1:01:05with what's his name? But she just
1:01:08doesn't she's not a very like
1:01:11sexy person.
1:01:12>> She's not attractive.
1:01:14>> She's an aggressively sexual person.
1:01:18>> Best way I can put it.
1:01:19>> She She's very ugly and not attractive.
1:01:22>> You keep This is like talking to
1:01:24>> Yeah. You're You're going down the
1:01:26attractiveness route. We're talking
1:01:27about like sexuality.
1:01:29>> No, but you're you're talking about
1:01:30these all we have are public videos. We
1:01:33have no idea what she said in private.
1:01:35So the thing I was saying is in small
1:01:38sacrifices it said she would often wear
1:01:40like a cut off tank top with her breasts
1:01:45just hanging out with no bra and you
1:01:47know working in the post office lifting
1:01:49bottoms.
1:01:49>> The nipples are half out or something.
1:01:51>> Yeah already man was a woman that kind
1:01:54of sexuality.
1:01:55>> And then like at lunch hey you want to
1:01:57have lunch together I'll suck your
1:01:59>> I think that's exactly Yeah.
1:02:02when she went after Nick, it was Nick
1:02:04and another guy and the other guy said
1:02:08no or something like that or maybe she
1:02:12bang. She probably did have sex with
1:02:14them cuz everyone did. But once that was
1:02:17done, she was like, "Okay, now I'll go
1:02:18for Nick."
1:02:20>> Okay. But my argument would be that you
1:02:23said, Suma, that she doesn't seem very
1:02:25sexual. I would argue that wearing a
1:02:28tank top with half your nips sticking
1:02:29out and then saying like, "Hey, you what
1:02:31are you doing for lunch? I'll suck your
1:02:33is very sexual."
1:02:35>> Yeah. I didn't mean sexual. What I first
1:02:37said is is um Well, maybe I did say
1:02:39that, but I mean appealing, like
1:02:42sexually appealing.
1:02:43>> Yeah, she's ugly.
1:02:46>> Okay. [laughter]
1:02:47>> No, no, no. Go. I No, I'm saying it. She
1:02:49She does not exude sexuality because she
1:02:52looks like Skeletor.
1:02:55like she looks like a crib.
1:02:57>> While it is much harder to be sexy when
1:03:00you're not good-looking, it's not
1:03:02impossible. You can still have a
1:03:03sensuality about your person. That's all
1:03:06I'm saying.
1:03:06>> Yes.
1:03:08>> Maybe we can agree on this. She wasn't
1:03:10sexy. She was just explicit. How about
1:03:13that?
1:03:13>> Yeah, she was Well, she was aggressive.
1:03:17>> I could go for that.
1:03:18>> Aggressive, obviously. But, you know,
1:03:20>> I mean, it's it's probably the same as
1:03:21like, you know, the uh like the
1:03:2350year-old or not 50, sorry, not 50,
1:03:2680year-old
1:03:28that's hooking on the street that has
1:03:30been doing it for 50 years and she's got
1:03:32no she's got dentures in out on the
1:03:34Vegas strip or she's like a second for a
1:03:37carton of cigarettes or something,
1:03:39right? That's not very sexual, right?
1:03:41You would not look at her and be like,
1:03:42"Oh my god, she's sexy." But she's very
1:03:45explicit and forward. Forward. How about
1:03:47that? She's very forward maybe in
1:03:49private.
1:03:50>> Oh, she knows what she wants.
1:03:52>> Yeah.
1:03:53>> I mean, look, she climbed over a fence.
1:03:56>> So,
1:03:56>> for Yeah.
1:03:59>> Yeah. I'm I'm so glad I did not grow up
1:04:02in the 80s then. She was considered very
1:04:04beautiful back. I I don't know. I don't
1:04:06get that though because there's lots of
1:04:09like Okay. Why were the M if that is
1:04:12true?
1:04:12>> She was ever considered beautiful.
1:04:14>> Yeah. I I I don't get that because if
1:04:16you if that was true, why do none of the
1:04:18people in the 80s movies like that are
1:04:21with like the uh
1:04:22>> the like the sex exploitation movies
1:04:25like Porky's or whatever like you know
1:04:27the or uh Fast Times at
1:04:30>> Bridgemont High?
1:04:32>> Why don't any of the sexy
1:04:35actresses in those movies look like her?
1:04:40>> It It's not sexy. Diane is beyond sexy
1:04:45>> and and it's true. I know that um
1:04:48horrific heirloom says that Steve Bishi
1:04:50is sexy to her without being
1:04:52traditionally handsome, which I have
1:04:55friends who agree with you. And I will
1:04:57say that
1:04:57>> that's men though.
1:04:58>> That's men. Yeah, men can get away with
1:05:00looking like Steve Buchi,
1:05:02>> right?
1:05:03>> And they're still sexy. Women, not so
1:05:05much.
1:05:06>> Right.
1:05:10And if you're a terrible person like
1:05:12Devin Shrivever,
1:05:14the
1:05:14>> I knew that was going to come up. The
1:05:16itty bitty titty committee.
1:05:19>> Yeah, of course we're going to go down
1:05:20this rabbit hole.
1:05:22>> Where? I haven't seen my son.
1:05:26Okay, let's get through the rest of this
1:05:28and move on to the fun stuff. Um,
1:05:33where did I leave off?
1:05:38Yes, you're
1:05:38>> I think this is it, right?
1:05:40Attraction to men.
1:05:43>> Yeah, everyone's shocked. She's
1:05:45attracted to men.
1:05:46>> By then, it was impossible for me to go
1:05:49back and retract my halftruth.
1:05:52And as far as I'm concerned, and still
1:05:54am, it doesn't re really matter why I
1:05:58stopped.
1:05:59Whether it be for
1:06:06or a monster
1:06:08any of those three. [laughter]
1:06:13That's why I didn't tell them the rest.
1:06:17Then everyone almost was SAYING THAT I
1:06:21WAS THE ONE WHO SHOT MY KIDS. Oh my god.
1:06:25[laughter]
1:06:26Wait.
1:06:32Uh I
1:06:35she says then almost every everyone
1:06:38almost was saying I would rephrase that
1:06:41to
1:06:43then almost instantly everyone was
1:06:45saying that I shot [laughter]
1:06:47was the one who shot my kids.
1:06:50And then they said it was Steve's gun
1:06:52that was used.
1:06:54I don't understand what the what is the
1:06:56obsession with his gun.
1:06:59>> [clears throat]
1:06:59>> God damn
1:07:01Diane, it's the same caliber of the
1:07:03shooter.
1:07:06[laughter]
1:07:10You told me you had it last week. You
1:07:12You told me it was in the trunk before
1:07:15you moved up here. You had it.
1:07:19I don't know why everyone's so concerned
1:07:21about this gun.
1:07:24Therefore, that was proved I was
1:07:27Therefore, that proved I was guilty.
1:07:30Yeah, you did. [music]
1:07:37Well, by that time, it wouldn't have
1:07:39mattered if I had wanted to risk losing
1:07:42my job by telling about the pot and
1:07:45explaining what happened because they
1:07:46would have used the gun against me.
1:07:50What is the deal with this gun? God damn
1:07:54Diane.
1:08:02I was afraid, Jim. Afraid of what people
1:08:05would think of me. Ironic, isn't it? I
1:08:09didn't want everyone to know. I didn't
1:08:12everyone to
1:08:14I didn't want everyone to know I had
1:08:16loose morals. Didn't Didn't she say
1:08:20above
1:08:22that people assumed she had loose
1:08:24morals?
1:08:25>> No, she didn't want people to assume it.
1:08:28>> Yeah, she didn't want people to assume
1:08:29she had loose Well, that's an assumption
1:08:31if you do have loose morals.
1:08:35What is wrong with you, Diane?
1:08:38>> Uh,
1:08:40is ridiculous anyway. The whole the
1:08:42whole thing is ridiculous.
1:08:43>> Yeah, it's just so you didn't need to do
1:08:45any of this. It's like Chandler Hollison
1:08:48cutting up his parents. You were going
1:08:50to get convicted. You don't need to say
1:08:52any of this, Diane. You're done.
1:08:54>> It's also rid What I was thinking of
1:08:56actually is that it's ridiculous that,
1:08:59you know, if this was a man, he wouldn't
1:09:01be worried about the loose morals. And
1:09:03considering the fact that she was quite
1:09:05aggressive sexually, she really
1:09:07shouldn't that should not even be
1:09:08concern of hers.
1:09:11>> Well, actually, it would have played
1:09:12better into her defense of saying, "No,
1:09:14I was a whore." Yeah,
1:09:16>> I was I was dating every I didn't have
1:09:17an obsession with this dude down there
1:09:19who didn't want kids. I was literally
1:09:23sucking every
1:09:26in the Portland metro area. Every single
1:09:30I could get my hands on. I was all over.
1:09:33So I didn't care about this guy. Why
1:09:35would I KILL MY KIDS FOR THAT?
1:09:38THERE WAS ALL OVER THE PLACE.
1:09:40>> All the wrong things. There's like 50%
1:09:42of us in this county that have and I was
1:09:45all over them.
1:09:48>> Especially if they're married.
1:09:50>> Yeah. I mean I Well, it's a little
1:09:52smaller. It's like 25 30% are married.
1:09:56That makes it more interesting. But
1:10:03>> hi, Blue River.
1:10:06>> Yeah, [snorts] she was fast.
1:10:09I didn't want everyone to know I had
1:10:11loose morals and now they think I'm a
1:10:13murderous
1:10:16murderer.
1:10:19>> I I think murderous is out of fashion,
1:10:22right?
1:10:22>> Sex here.
1:10:26>> 42y old letter.
1:10:28>> Yeah.
1:10:29>> Yeah.
1:10:29>> It's all because I wouldn't own up to my
1:10:32real faults.
1:10:34Well, then I redeemed you to help my
1:10:37daughter. Ended up needing you myself.
1:10:43But by the time I needed you, I
1:10:46respected you and looked up to you. I
1:10:49didn't want you to think of me as a liar
1:10:50or a weakling.
1:10:53So what did I do to cover the lies? Lies
1:10:56some more.
1:10:58[laughter]
1:11:00Oh man, Diane, you got yourself in such
1:11:02a pickle now.
1:11:06But I can't stand it anymore. You can
1:11:09only keep it up for so long before it
1:11:11becomes like a bile in your throat.
1:11:17Pretty sure bile. Well, stomach bile, I
1:11:20guess. Whatever.
1:11:21>> Yeah, you could go up.
1:11:23>> I've gotten to the place that I can't
1:11:25even look at myself anymore.
1:11:28You proved yourself not only a good
1:11:30attorney but a friend. And I can't
1:11:33escape the feeling that if I never
1:11:36confess the lies,
1:11:38then I have used you. And I can't live
1:11:41with that on my conscience forever.
1:11:44So here I am asking you to forgive me
1:11:47for being a liar in a [ __ ]
1:11:50>> You're a very good actor tonight.
1:11:52>> I'm ashamed of myself and I don't
1:11:55deserve it. Thank you so much.
1:11:58>> You're welcome.
1:11:58>> But I truly hope you can forgive me. And
1:12:01I just want you to know that anytime you
1:12:04come down to the jail, I'LL SUCK YOUR
1:12:06[laughter]
1:12:07>> YEP.
1:12:10YEP. And if you could go ahead and
1:12:14into a little baggie for me and then
1:12:16hand me the little bag
1:12:20cuz that's the thing about kids. You can
1:12:22always have more
1:12:25>> [snorts]
1:12:26>> I'll suck your
1:12:29and put everything else behind.
1:12:32I know I told you many things and I had
1:12:35all kinds of explanation for all kinds
1:12:37of things and I'm sorry and I wish I had
1:12:43never omitted a part about the truth. I
1:12:45wish.
1:12:48Well, it's all behind me now.
1:12:51But I'm sorry. Doesn't seem like enough,
1:12:54but I am sorry.
1:12:58Attached are 20 coupons for sucking
1:13:02that you can redeem at any time you come
1:13:06down here. Jim,
1:13:08your wife doesn't need to know.
1:13:12Respectfully, Diane.
1:13:15And that's the letter. The infamous
1:13:19letter.
1:13:21>> Bravo.
1:13:24Yeah. Um,
1:13:26do you happen to have any of the letters
1:13:29uh
1:13:31like available to present yourself? The
1:13:33ones you typed up?
1:13:35>> Uh,
1:13:36>> yeah.
1:13:38>> Perhaps.
1:13:40Let me uh
1:13:41>> I sent that to myself. there.
1:13:43>> Yeah, if you want me, I can send it from
1:13:45a text if
1:13:47>> Well, I sent I thought I sent them to
1:13:49myself, but then uh can't find him
1:13:53necessarily.
1:13:55>> Um,
1:13:56>> hold on.
1:13:58>> All right. Well, in the meantime, I'll
1:13:59tell the uh Star Trek nemesis. Sorry,
1:14:02the theater.
1:14:04>> Great. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
1:14:05>> Abby, it went well. I just had my teeth
1:14:07cleaned and but I do have to see a
1:14:08specialist to first root canal. That's
1:14:12not ideal, but
1:14:14at least I prolonged the horrors. Thank
1:14:18you for asking.
1:14:21We can curse, Winter Lake.
1:14:25>> Um, yeah, you can curse in the channel
1:14:28you want. I don't give a [ __ ] Uh,
1:14:31>> I did hear I did see that originally
1:14:33somebody was asking.
1:14:35>> Yeah, because I wasn't I wasn't active
1:14:37on my bleep button. I I I apologize for
1:14:40it and I figured
1:14:41>> Oh, is that what it was?
1:14:43I mean, I just don't I think it's
1:14:45interesting that this is where they
1:14:46choose to
1:14:48>> make a stand.
1:14:50>> Yeah. Against foul language like
1:14:52>> Well, but I mean like I only did like I
1:14:56I've been bleeping myself out. I think
1:14:58the only thing I did in the last call
1:15:00before that was uh say [ __ ] or sorry
1:15:04say
1:15:06okay let me get through the super chats
1:15:08here actually polomial for $1.99 super
1:15:14chat happy thoughts for exter 70 plus
1:15:17year old Sarah will never get so much as
1:15:21a failed parole hearing
1:15:23yeah she won't that's that also makes me
1:15:26kind of sad
1:15:28I know what you mean.
1:15:30>> Sweet.
1:15:30>> Sweets forever.
1:15:31>> Sweets forever. $5. Hey, Ha. Love you.
1:15:36Be guys. Going to have to replay crew as
1:15:39I have a hot date.
1:15:41>> Oh,
1:15:42>> be good. Sumos. Sumos.
1:15:45>> I think I think Sweets Forever is an
1:15:47only child, but I missed it. She said it
1:15:49in the chat the other day, but I only
1:15:51saw it on the replay.
1:15:54Mallerie Beavers $9.99. I love y'all so
1:15:58much. I need these laughs. Well, thank
1:16:01you for the $9.99.
1:16:06[snorts]
1:16:06>> Liz Mariposa.
1:16:08Liz
1:16:09>> Mariposa.
1:16:11Maybe she's born with it. Maybe it's
1:16:13Merilene. That's very clever. Very
1:16:16clever. Pretend judge dollar super
1:16:19sticker. Thank you very much.
1:16:24Fletcher Boy, what the Hello Kitty. I
1:16:25step away from the other stream and
1:16:27return to find Tuong Fu. Hear me.
1:16:30[laughter]
1:16:32Thank you very much, Fletcher Boy. Yeah.
1:16:35No, I am channeling my inner Dian downs
1:16:38horrible mascara. Well, it's jail
1:16:40mascara, right? What? They got to be
1:16:43burning like tin foil and they smoke
1:16:44crack on and then just wiping it on
1:16:46their eyes.
1:16:48Jordan Redmond 9999. Thanks for all the
1:16:51great content to Blind Crew. Um, thanks
1:16:56Eric. Have you figured it out yet?
1:16:58>> I don't know [laughter] if you want me
1:16:59sharing my drive because that's a lot of
1:17:03dickpicks of Lauren. [laughter]
1:17:05>> No, all you have to do is share the
1:17:08document.
1:17:09>> That kind of
1:17:09>> You don't have to share all the
1:17:11dickpicks. [laughter]
1:17:13>> Just share the document.
1:17:14>> All or nothing kind of guy.
1:17:17Oh my god.
1:17:18>> I can't get it to show just one thing.
1:17:21Hold on. Let me
1:17:22>> download it locally and then just share
1:17:24that.
1:17:25>> Email it to you from our text.
1:17:26>> It won't it won't do it. It only shares
1:17:29an entire screen.
1:17:31>> Okay. Like hold on. Maybe I can do this
1:17:34here.
1:17:35>> Which is I mean if people want to see
1:17:38Mr. Penis, who am I to stop them?
1:17:42But this is way more than you were
1:17:43probably bargaining for.
1:17:45>> Yeah. Yeah. We don't we don't need any
1:17:46of that. No,
1:17:47>> I think I've got them right here. Hang
1:17:48on.
1:17:52>> Uh,
1:17:55>> yes. Share the window.
1:17:58Damn it.
1:17:59>> No, I just got to open it in the right
1:18:00order. Okay, here's 10 2110.
1:18:05Um,
1:18:12tell you what.
1:18:14Do you want to read this? So,
1:18:16>> I'll read it. It's fine.
1:18:18>> All right. We're We're doing the 10.
1:18:22>> Oh, I have your handwriting.
1:18:25>> No, that's not the right one.
1:18:34This is the one with the crazy
1:18:37with the crazy um like
1:18:41>> they're both nuts.
1:18:43>> Well, no, it it's it's the crazy like
1:18:46you have to map it out and be like, what
1:18:48is going on? Like
1:18:52like the relationship between all these
1:18:54people in this story doesn't make any
1:18:56sense.
1:18:58Uh, why is this enable editing? Okay.
1:19:03Doc X share screen. Share screen window.
1:19:07Here we go. Got it. Got it. Got it. Got
1:19:10it. Got it. Got it. Got it.
1:19:20All right. There you go.
1:19:23>> October 21st, 2010. Honorable in
1:19:26reference to Rebecca Babcock, Diane DS,
1:19:30honorable members of the parole board.
1:19:34>> Can I Can I stop you?
1:19:35>> I'll try to keep this brief.
1:19:37>> Okay. I was just about to say like, are
1:19:40you going to attempt an impersonation?
1:19:42Yeah. Go ahead.
1:19:43>> Do the same.
1:19:45>> I'll try to keep this brief since my
1:19:47dad's stroke. Typing is difficult for
1:19:50him. So, I'll not ask him to type this
1:19:52for me. and I'm aware my handwriting is
1:19:55taxing.
1:19:58The purpose of this letter is to clear
1:19:59up what is quickly becoming a national
1:20:03misconception.
1:20:05When Betty Ruiz called me in early
1:20:07September, she asked about the sudden
1:20:10appearance of your daughter. first in
1:20:13August 2006,
1:20:152 years before my first parole board
1:20:18hearing and again in Glamour magazine
1:20:21and on 2020 just months before my second
1:20:24parole board hearing.
1:20:27I speculate there is a method to
1:20:29someone's madness and told Miss Ruiz so
1:20:32while assuring her the girl is not my
1:20:36child.
1:20:40Then the first week of October, Dr.
1:20:43Schulty, the psych assigned to evaluate
1:20:46me, again wanted to know how I felt when
1:20:49your daughter made her debut. The doctor
1:20:52didn't try to hide her belief that I was
1:20:56lying when I said
1:20:59that isn't my daughter. That is
1:21:01someone's attempt to discredit me
1:21:03because they know Babcock is not my
1:21:06daughter and they know I'll deny her and
1:21:09they know the public will want to
1:21:10believe I'm lying, etc., etc.
1:21:14>> All right, hold on. Hold on. No,
1:21:17[clears throat]
1:21:18you very publicly had this baby when you
1:21:21were in jail. Like it it's it's very
1:21:25easy to prove that this Okay, you gave
1:21:28birth to this baby. this baby went over
1:21:30to this foster family or whatever,
1:21:32right? And was renamed this other
1:21:34daughter, right? And I'm sure they
1:21:36showed that on 2020. And the public has
1:21:40no problem believing you are lying,
1:21:44Diane, because you're your entire MO is
1:21:47lying.
1:21:48>> Believing you're telling the truth would
1:21:49be tough.
1:21:50>> Yeah, exactly.
1:21:54But in truth, the scam goes deeper than
1:21:58that. The con artists are hoping I'll
1:22:01produce my real child born June 27th,
1:22:051984 to prove Babcock isn't mine.
1:22:10When Rebecca, whose name means call out
1:22:13to battle, the Ecclesiastic first wrote,
1:22:16"She asked me who her father was, I said
1:22:20we'd need to have our DNA tested first
1:22:22to make certain whether or not she was
1:22:24my child before I reveal the secret.
1:22:29identity of Amy's father. I knew she was
1:22:33an impostor then.
1:22:35Babcock, whose name means Babington, the
1:22:39leader or father who led an army to
1:22:42destroy King Henry VIII's daughter,
1:22:44Elizabeth I, said she absolutely has no
1:22:48interest in doing a DNA test with me.
1:22:52She just wanted to know who's my daddy.
1:22:56>> All right, stop it for a sec. I I love
1:22:58like it's already very very very
1:23:03paranoid thinking here like what why are
1:23:06you think like Rebecca means call out to
1:23:09battle like that matters.
1:23:12>> It's all an elaborate plot.
1:23:14>> I know it's all it's
1:23:19>> I know what you're doing. You're coming
1:23:21after me with somebody called Rebecca
1:23:24Rebecca.
1:23:26He's call out to battle
1:23:28>> the leader of father.
1:23:29>> What's she doing with that? The meaning
1:23:31of names.
1:23:32>> She's saying
1:23:33>> that it's all a conspiracy.
1:23:35>> Yeah, she she's she knows what
1:23:37everyone's doing. She knows, you know,
1:23:39the gig is up. She knows what they're
1:23:42trying to do. They're trying to make
1:23:46like a fool of her because
1:23:49>> But she doesn't know what a bad look it
1:23:51is for her to be so nasty about someone
1:23:54who thinks that they might be her
1:23:55daughter. No, this is her proving her
1:23:57innocence.
1:23:59>> Okay.
1:24:02>> I made four offers, all of which were
1:24:05rejected by Rebecca Babcock, which leads
1:24:08me to speculate she knows she is not my
1:24:10child.
1:24:12Unfortunately, she isn't bright enough
1:24:14to realize the people who put her up to
1:24:17pretending to be me, to be Amy, don't
1:24:20care about her. And if they can't cash
1:24:23in on the farce one way, they'll do it
1:24:25another.
1:24:26>> Now, you know, the other reason why she
1:24:28would turn down all your offers for a
1:24:30DNA test is cuz she knows you're her
1:24:32mother, [laughter] right? That would be
1:24:34the other reason you would be like, "No,
1:24:36I'm not going through any DNA [ __ ]
1:24:38Tell me who my dad is."
1:24:39>> I also don't think that's what Rebecca
1:24:41means. But,
1:24:43>> and also Diane didn't want a DNA test,
1:24:46>> right? She didn't want
1:24:47>> There's no proof she requested it. Yeah.
1:24:50>> What do you mean Rebecca didn't want
1:24:51that? What are you talking about?
1:24:52>> Diane didn't want it.
1:24:54>> No. Suicide. Rebecca didn't want that.
1:24:56No,
1:24:56>> no, I said I don't think that's what
1:24:57Rebecca means. I think it means uh like
1:25:01captivating or bound to someone or
1:25:03something like that.
1:25:04>> Oh, the the meaning of the actual name.
1:25:06>> I don't think it's come to battle or
1:25:08call to battle.
1:25:09>> Well, I think it it can mean whatever it
1:25:11was.
1:25:11>> It might be in the Old Testament. I I
1:25:13don't know.
1:25:14>> Or lunatic.
1:25:14>> In the Old Testament, it means
1:25:15captivating or to be tethered to
1:25:17someone. captivating or to be tethered.
1:25:20>> Okay.
1:25:20>> Which actually kind of works better.
1:25:23>> Yeah.
1:25:24>> I haven't studied the Torah. Wait, you
1:25:26just uh
1:25:29>> Wait, where did it go? Why did it go
1:25:31down?
1:25:31>> I don't know. Where did it go?
1:25:38>> The hell?
1:25:40Why is it uh
1:25:46Streamyard? Thank you, Streamyard. Thank
1:25:48Thank you, Streamyard.
1:25:51>> Oh my god, I don't know. Streamyard.
1:25:54>> Don't forget, we're also talking about a
1:25:56woman who's possibly
1:25:58the aist to Romania.
1:26:01>> Yeah,
1:26:01>> possibly. I would say there's a very,
1:26:03very strong chance of that.
1:26:10>> Yeah. Okay, here we go. Go ahead.
1:26:13>> Thank you, Wendy. Wednesday.
1:26:15>> In January 2007, inmate Katrina
1:26:19Mullholland showed me the exact photo
1:26:21sent to me by Babcock in August 2006.
1:26:25Moleholland said that was her
1:26:27sister-in-law, who was divorcing her
1:26:30husband, that Dawn had two children with
1:26:33Jack Moleholland, and that according to
1:26:37the embittered venomous diet tribe,
1:26:40Katrina said Dawn would lose everything.
1:26:45I believe Babcock is also the pregnant
1:26:49girl who testified in the case of the
1:26:51state of California versus Pashelle and
1:26:54Perkins Mullholland codefendant.
1:26:57The young woman testified that she was 7
1:27:00months pregnant on August 22nd.
1:27:02>> Wait, wait, wait, wait. I thought this
1:27:03other this started. Okay, no, this is
1:27:06the same kind of [ __ ] Crazy. Okay,
1:27:08sorry. Go ahead. when she ordered Steve
1:27:10Shane to leave her house with Mole
1:27:12Hullen, Pashelle, and Perkins. The next
1:27:16morning, Shane was found beside the
1:27:19road, tortured and murdered.
1:27:27>> I mean, she just in introduced so many
1:27:31characters at this point, right? We now
1:27:35have Rebecca, who's actually Dawn, who
1:27:38is the daughter-in-law or sister-in-law,
1:27:40excuse me, of Mullholland, Katrina
1:27:44Mullholland, who just so happened
1:27:48>> I thought it was just so happened to
1:27:50have a court case against the state of
1:27:52California.
1:27:53>> No, I thought Katrina was
1:27:56the sister-in-law.
1:27:58>> Yes. To Dawn.
1:28:00>> Yeah. And Katrina happened to end up
1:28:04being a cellmate of
1:28:08Diane.
1:28:09>> Yes.
1:28:10>> I mean that I mean
1:28:12>> it's incredible. It's incredible. But
1:28:14the FBI guys don't have any way to end
1:28:18this. They will go all out to put an end
1:28:22to
1:28:24Diane.
1:28:25>> Well, here's the thing. like the you
1:28:28might hear that and be like, "Well, this
1:28:30is crazy. Why Why would you think
1:28:35why would we believe that uh somebody
1:28:38that's randomly paired with you happens
1:28:41to be the sister-in-law of Dawn,
1:28:45who is faking being your daughter and
1:28:49was also connected to the murder of your
1:28:51children?"
1:28:52>> Well, no, the the answer the answer is
1:28:54it it goes all the way to the top. And
1:28:56it continues because Mull Holland was a
1:28:59co-defendant
1:29:02in the state of California versus
1:29:04Pashelle and Perkins.
1:29:06>> She was seven months pregnant when Dawn
1:29:10Dawn/Rebecca
1:29:12Babcock ordered the murder and torture
1:29:16of Steve Shane.
1:29:18>> Yeah.
1:29:23story like that's got to be true.
1:29:26[laughter]
1:29:32>> Clearly,
1:29:33>> I like how she doesn't she doesn't even
1:29:35say here that like she knows what
1:29:37happens to Shane. She just knows that he
1:29:38was found murdered. I'm not saying that
1:29:41they did, but hey, don't you think it's
1:29:44a little weird he was found murdered?
1:29:47>> Clearly, Babcock doesn't think this will
1:29:50happen to her, too. But I fear it will.
1:29:53People made a lot of money, hundreds of
1:29:56millions of dollars from my daughter's
1:29:58death and my imprisonment.
1:30:01How much more money would these people
1:30:04make if they could convince some silly
1:30:06girl to claim to be Diane DS's daughter?
1:30:10Then if they murder her son the way they
1:30:13murdered my daughter, and if they then
1:30:15frame Rebecca the way they frame me,
1:30:18that $200 million revenue would triple.
1:30:27>> I mean,
1:30:28>> incredible.
1:30:30>> Yeah. I mean, it it's kind of obvious
1:30:33when you think about it.
1:30:34>> This is airtight. This is airtight.
1:30:35>> It It's obvious when you think about it.
1:30:37Like there's there's money in, you know,
1:30:39uh,
1:30:41pharma. Sorry, one second. Just got to
1:30:45grab my vape here.
1:30:49[snorts]
1:30:50>> There's money in uh, big pharma,
1:30:54oil.
1:30:55>> Yeah, big pharma's involved. Oil
1:30:58>> big tech. No, no, no, no, wait, wait,
1:30:59wait. Big tech.
1:31:00>> New AI companies, they're all involved
1:31:02in this. Yeah, AI and uh the other one
1:31:07uh you know what was the one we
1:31:09identified earlier big big uh big
1:31:13textbook big big
1:31:15>> big suitcase
1:31:16>> big big publisher
1:31:18of reading books and that kind of stuff
1:31:20but uh the the shadow giant is big child
1:31:24murder
1:31:26right like people are just getting
1:31:28trillions of dollars off of murdering
1:31:31kids
1:31:33just like Lauren is
1:31:34>> hundreds of millions
1:31:37>> just like Lauren is always so upset that
1:31:40you know 100 million $100,000 an episode
1:31:44is a hell of a lot of a motivation
1:31:48to catch guys that are you know
1:31:51vulnerable
1:31:53right that's the whole reason to catch a
1:31:56predator was going after predators
1:31:58because it's big money
1:31:59>> yeah and she
1:32:02>> and she
1:32:04>> But I mean now you may say to yourself
1:32:09>> want to kill this other little boy
1:32:15>> for $200 million
1:32:16>> Don's
1:32:18child. However, there is proof because
1:32:22Rebecca is 26. Her son Christian is
1:32:26seven. When I was still 27 and my
1:32:30daughter Christianne 8, we were shot. My
1:32:34fear is that Cheryl's murderer will kill
1:32:38Christian next year when Rebecca's 27
1:32:41and her son is eight.
1:32:49>> You got rid of it again?
1:32:50>> No, it's it's [ __ ] streamyard,
1:32:54dude. It's not me stopping it. It just
1:32:57stops.
1:32:59So,
1:33:04close this. Open it again.
1:33:07Um,
1:33:09yeah, because like just like it it's
1:33:12almost like a good murder mystery,
1:33:14right? You know, that that's the perfect
1:33:16age to kill a kid,
1:33:20right? that that that age difference of
1:33:22okay the mother's this that we we've
1:33:24done all the demographics
1:33:26uh [laughter]
1:33:29we got to kill the kid at this age when
1:33:31the mother's this age that parallel will
1:33:34be very nice be very neat
1:33:41why is it
1:33:44hate stream so much
1:33:49doesn't want appear here.
1:33:51>> Oh, we have a troll. That's nice.
1:33:54>> Yeah.
1:33:54>> Who Who's the troll
1:33:56>> in the in the chat?
1:33:58>> No. [clears throat] Who is it?
1:34:00I'm not reading.
1:34:00>> Call them out because then it gives them
1:34:02publicity.
1:34:04>> I can't.
1:34:05>> Give me a hint.
1:34:07>> It's It starts with a D.
1:34:11>> Oh,
1:34:13>> why would anyone troll this stream?
1:34:15>> I don't know.
1:34:16>> I can't get rid of them.
1:34:18Oh, I Desawn Tigley.
1:34:21>> You know Deshawn Tigley.
1:34:24>> No. Sounds like a stupid name.
1:34:26>> I'm trying to
1:34:28>> Is that Is that English for
1:34:34eat [ __ ]
1:34:37>> I mean, I'm trying my best here.
1:34:38>> No, no, no, no, no, no. This is what I
1:34:40do. I I normally go on streams that I do
1:34:44not like the content and complain in the
1:34:48chat rather than going and watching
1:34:50>> my ability to get rid of people.
1:34:53>> What?
1:34:54>> Never mind. You You wouldn't do that.
1:34:57>> Oh, no. No. I want to f No. Here's the
1:34:59thing.
1:35:01Uh
1:35:03there's a reason they're here. That your
1:35:05boyfriend Winter Bob. So, obviously this
1:35:09is somebody that has an issue with
1:35:10Winter.
1:35:12Is this Winter Stalker? That's That's
1:35:14what I'm trying to uncover. Why Why are
1:35:16you here? And
1:35:17>> Oh, so you think this is tied to Diane
1:35:19DS?
1:35:21>> No, I think it's tied to Winterlake.
1:35:23This guy is obsessed with Winter League
1:35:25probably. I don't know.
1:35:27>> Or obsessed with Diane DS.
1:35:32>> Yeah, you can go ahead and ban him.
1:35:34[clears throat] He's not He's Wait, ban
1:35:36him. He's not a mod. I can't.
1:35:39>> He's not a mod.
1:35:41You can't ban him.
1:35:43>> I can't get rid of him. No.
1:35:45>> Oh my god. Does he figure out the
1:35:47Matrix? Let me Okay, one second.
1:35:49[laughter]
1:35:52>> Damn it, Diane.
1:35:53>> While I'm figuring out how to ban this
1:35:55guy,
1:35:57I will tell you the nemesis story.
1:36:00This is as good a point as ever.
1:36:02>> Someone did it.
1:36:03>> Oh, Katrina the dancer did it.
1:36:05>> Thank you. Oh, so did someone else.
1:36:07But I don't know because now I'm on I
1:36:09went through YouTube to see if I could
1:36:10do it there, but no.
1:36:12>> Yeah. Well, you can't do it in
1:36:13StreamYard.
1:36:15>> I've done it in StreamYard before.
1:36:17>> Really?
1:36:18>> Yeah.
1:36:18>> Huh. I've never done it.
1:36:22>> Interesting.
1:36:24>> Damn it, Diane.
1:36:30Uh,
1:36:36we're almost done.
1:36:37>> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
1:36:40>> I told her to get away from those
1:36:41people, but she decided she was special
1:36:44and sold my letters for her partners.
1:36:47She is stupid, but I can't just stand by
1:36:51when I fear for her life. Now, what
1:36:54could be the proof? I know Diane's going
1:36:56to have proof. So, I expressed my
1:36:58concerns to Amy's, my real daughter's
1:37:01father. His family quickly found a
1:37:04Rebecca Babcock lookalike to put in the
1:37:07enclosed Toyota ad, telling Babcock's
1:37:11partners that everyone deserved to be
1:37:14safe.
1:37:16It is a waste of time to hurt.
1:37:18>> I remember this.
1:37:20>> Go ahead. Sorry. I will not expose my
1:37:22children to save hers, but the serial
1:37:25killers will not be able to profit from
1:37:27Christian's death either. Please put
1:37:30this Rebecca Babcock lie to rest for
1:37:33that dear little boy's sake.
1:37:36Respectfully,
1:37:37Diane DS.
1:37:38>> So, when when you get to this point, you
1:37:41just obviously you're like, "What the is
1:37:45she talking about?
1:37:46>> Why did Toyota come up?"
1:37:48Then you look at the picture
1:37:50>> and then then you look at the picture,
1:37:52but I already had it in the back of my
1:37:54brain at this point. You're like, "Oh my
1:37:57god, is this just a Toyota ad?" And
1:38:00we'll go down here.
1:38:05So what exactly did she say?
1:38:08>> Everyone deserves to be safe. So they're
1:38:10threatening Christian. No, but she's
1:38:13saying that this is
1:38:16the
1:38:18this is Rebecca Babcock
1:38:19>> left kid
1:38:21>> lookalike. No, this is the lookalike of
1:38:23Rebecca Babcock
1:38:26>> through a magazine telling her
1:38:29>> to be everyone
1:38:30>> everyone deserves to be safe.
1:38:33>> But but it was set up by Amy's real
1:38:37father. Like so they went out and did
1:38:39the ad campaign for it. They contact So
1:38:42Amy's real Toyota.
1:38:44>> Yeah. Reached out to Toyota and said,
1:38:46"Hey, we're going to run an ad campaign
1:38:48for you." Um, saying, "Everyone needs to
1:38:51be safe."
1:38:53[ __ ] Stupid chair.
1:38:56Everyone deserves to be safe
1:38:59and we need you to hire this specific
1:39:01actress that looks like our daughter.
1:39:03[laughter]
1:39:06>> It's genius. Really?
1:39:07>> No. Looks like the impostor. Cuz Rebecca
1:39:09Babcock is the imposttor, right?
1:39:13So, it's an impostor of an impostor.
1:39:17>> No, that they're saying this is this is
1:39:20how they're contacting Rebecca Babcock
1:39:23>> and
1:39:24>> by hiring a lookalike of her to be in a
1:39:27Toyota magazine ad.
1:39:29>> Yes.
1:39:30>> Saying everyone deserves to be safe,
1:39:32which Rebecca Babcock will obviously see
1:39:34and go, "Oh, I get it. That that actress
1:39:37looks like me. [laughter]
1:39:42This is incredible.
1:39:45>> Do you want to have a labbotomy, Diane?
1:39:48You sound so insane in these letters.
1:39:53>> Do you want to go to a mental hospital?
1:39:58[sighs and gasps]
1:40:01Okay,
1:40:04that's it. We finished that one.
1:40:07>> Oh, actually, no. What it is is it's a
1:40:11message to the people that are putting
1:40:12Rebecca up to it.
1:40:15That's what it is.
1:40:18And of course,
1:40:18>> but at the same time, I think it's also
1:40:20a message to Diane.
1:40:24>> No, Diane just happened to notice it,
1:40:26but they thought they they can't put it
1:40:28out in the open, [clears throat] right?
1:40:30So, they were they were trying to do it
1:40:33discreetly because if they said if they
1:40:34ran a full page ad saying Rebecca
1:40:37Babcock
1:40:39or don't hurt Rebecca Babcock's do son
1:40:42or child, right? That'd be too obvious
1:40:45and Diane Dans would see it.
1:40:48>> Yeah. D that would never work for Diane.
1:40:50>> Yeah. So they had So they had to kind of
1:40:52like do it, you know, discreetly, but
1:40:55unfortunately,
1:40:58you know, Diane's just too goddamn
1:41:00smart.
1:41:01>> She is.
1:41:03>> Diane's incredibly sharp.
1:41:06She's the sharpest light bulb in the
1:41:08crayon box.
1:41:10>> Yeah.
1:41:10>> Okay, let me bring up the next one.
1:41:18Stream doesn't like that.
1:41:21Doesn't acknowledge it exists. It's
1:41:23weird cuz I have uh approximately four
1:41:26different word documents up here and
1:41:31>> the only one it doesn't want to show.
1:41:34Oh, go ahead.
1:41:35>> The only thing it offered me was to
1:41:37share my entire screen, which is why I
1:41:39was saying people are about to see a lot
1:41:41of
1:41:41>> window and tab.
1:41:44>> Why does it not allow
1:41:48>> showing this word document?
1:41:49>> And also Stanley Kendall's dick, which
1:41:53if you think Lauren's dick is bad,
1:41:55>> let me tell you something.
1:41:56>> I don't know who that is. He was another
1:41:59predator on To Catch a Predator that the
1:42:01same catfish. Uh, Ember and Fiero.
1:42:04>> I'm sure there's one decent dick in that
1:42:07whole crowd.
1:42:08>> Oh, well, uh, Nickelodeon guy's dick.
1:42:11Nickelodeon guy had a
1:42:14>> He was blessed. That That boy Yeah, that
1:42:17boy was
1:42:18>> surprising.
1:42:19>> He was
1:42:21>> I'm [clears throat] going to try to
1:42:22print two.
1:42:22>> Want to be in the same zip code as that
1:42:24thing.
1:42:26>> It does not. And Lurch also Lurch uh
1:42:29Travis Fowler who was arrested.
1:42:31>> Oh god. That guy. Yeah.
1:42:33>> Uh his dick also was on the healthy
1:42:37side.
1:42:38>> Yeah. But but Nickelodeon guy's dick I
1:42:41mean I've seen pretty much all the
1:42:43Predators dicks. Uh that dick
1:42:49>> it was scary. It's a it's a fierce it
1:42:52was it put the fear of God in you. No,
1:42:56>> this is ridiculous that I can I cannot
1:42:59share the one thing I want to share.
1:43:05If [clears throat] I email this to you,
1:43:07Suma, can you maybe share?
1:43:09>> I can try. I can try.
1:43:11>> Okay, go ahead. Try share the December
1:43:12one.
1:43:14>> Let's see. I'm telling you, Streamyard.
1:43:17See, it's being
1:43:18>> pissy for you, too.
1:43:19>> It's being insanely stupid here. like
1:43:23it. There's only one thing I want to
1:43:25show and it won't give me the option to
1:43:28show it. It gives me the option for
1:43:30everything else.
1:43:31>> I'll just go ahead and just close drive
1:43:33so that there's not even an accident of
1:43:35that. And uh we'll go here [snorts] and
1:43:40here
1:43:43and
1:43:43>> Oh, maybe it might Let me do this.
1:43:46[clears throat]
1:43:47Upload.
1:43:47>> All right. If if you pop me up, I think
1:43:50it'll work
1:43:50>> on on on a second.
1:43:52>> This might this might be working. One
1:43:54second.
1:43:56>> Rate the rate the Predator D's Derek.
1:43:59Okay. I would say Nickelodeon Guys D.
1:44:04That dick was
1:44:07that that was a
1:44:09>> not getting any bigger.
1:44:10>> It was a tripod
1:44:12[snorts]
1:44:14>> to like the bottom ones. You know,
1:44:16Lauren's kind of in the middle. Just he
1:44:19think Lauren thinks his his dick is like
1:44:21the greatest of all dicks and it's
1:44:23really just a
1:44:25>> This is all that I see on screen right
1:44:27now.
1:44:28>> That's fantastic.
1:44:30Where at the very bottom you have people
1:44:32like um what was Allen? Allen something.
1:44:37He he that that guy's dick.
1:44:42>> People are questioning your dickpick
1:44:44collection.
1:44:46It was It's not even mine. Listen,
1:44:50someone else collected these. For the
1:44:52matter [laughter] of fact,
1:44:54>> I've just seen it.
1:44:56There's There's literally a repository
1:44:59of [laughter] Predator Dicks.
1:45:01>> Wow.
1:45:03>> Uh, you need to share something else,
1:45:04bro.
1:45:06>> Okay. Ready?
1:45:08Did that work?
1:45:12You've only shared one thing. God dang
1:45:15it.
1:45:19>> He can't put it in the in our private
1:45:22chat and then you or No,
1:45:25>> I can try and No, that it doesn't send
1:45:28files.
1:45:28>> Okay. Oh, it's a file. I see.
1:45:32>> How about this? How about now?
1:45:36>> How about now?
1:45:36>> Yeah. Can you zoom in?
1:45:38>> Yes.
1:45:39>> Your info isn't on the screen, right?
1:45:42>> God, I hope not.
1:45:44Close the side thing. Hit the little
1:45:46arrow on the side there. See, it's like
1:45:48a arrow or above document data.
1:45:52>> No, I don't see that.
1:45:53>> Look on the left side. It says
1:45:55documents.
1:45:57Document tabs or something. There's an
1:45:59arrow above it.
1:46:02Far left. Far left.
1:46:05>> Go all the way left. Now go down these
1:46:08down there. Click that.
1:46:12Now zoom in.
1:46:13>> Happy now?
1:46:14>> Now zoom in.
1:46:15>> Zoom in more.
1:46:17>> Yeah. If you hold your control button
1:46:19and use your little mouse. Okay, that's
1:46:20good. That's good.
1:46:25>> Oh yeah, this one is
1:46:27>> this one is insane. This is the one we
1:46:29needed to add the
1:46:31>> the circles and the in the strings.
1:46:36[snorts]
1:46:37>> Shall I
1:46:38>> go for it?
1:46:39>> December 3rd. I I'll do you want me to
1:46:42read it? You
1:46:43>> No, I'm fine.
1:46:44>> If
1:46:45>> Well, if somebody Suma, can you take
1:46:47notes while we're doing this? Like,
1:46:49>> take notes of what?
1:46:51>> Of who all these people are because it
1:46:53makes no sense.
1:46:55>> And I can't change the tab, so I can't
1:46:57even see you two. I have no idea what's
1:47:00going on.
1:47:00>> Oh, really? Oh, that sucks.
1:47:02>> Yeah. [laughter]
1:47:03>> Oh, well, you can use your Are you
1:47:04You're not on your phone, right?
1:47:05>> I'm about to log on to my phone.
1:47:07>> Yeah, I'll take notes. You want me to
1:47:10write down who the people are?
1:47:11>> It's working now. It's working. It's
1:47:14working now. I think
1:47:16yours is working.
1:47:18>> She and her friends even saw the man's
1:47:20fish.
1:47:21>> Okay. So, I stopped.
1:47:23>> Okay.
1:47:24>> It's not It's not working.
1:47:26>> But there's something on the screen.
1:47:28>> It's very small. You can hardly see it.
1:47:31>> I could read it still on mine.
1:47:35>> Well, but
1:47:40Come on. Come on.
1:47:42>> Remember to like and subscribe.
1:47:44>> Yeah. Remember to like and subscribe for
1:47:47>> shitty ass dream
1:47:48>> if you want to see a dude
1:47:51wearing a gray wig and looking like an
1:47:54emo kid from the early 2000s.
1:47:57>> Yeah. It's very cosplay that wig,
1:48:01[laughter]
1:48:02>> isn't it?
1:48:04>> Look at his face.
1:48:05>> I know. [laughter]
1:48:08He's such a handsome woman.
1:48:11[laughter]
1:48:12>> I like it. It's like you just saw.
1:48:13>> I got it. I got it. I got it.
1:48:14>> It was It was like I just saw it.
1:48:19>> Wait, I want this side to close. Why
1:48:21won't it close? Um, [clears throat]
1:48:26whatever.
1:48:29It's not going any higher. So, this is
1:48:33stupid. It's not even
1:48:34>> There's nothing wrong with it. No, it's
1:48:35not updating on I'm I'm scrolling on the
1:48:38screen. It's not doing anything. Like it
1:48:40must be a different one.
1:48:42>> Yeah. Okay, it's a different one. Hold
1:48:43on a sec.
1:48:46>> Well, this is it moving now.
1:48:47>> Yeah. Yeah, it's moving.
1:48:48>> Okay. Okay. Okay.
1:48:52December [clears throat] 3rd, 2010. In
1:48:54reference to Rebecca Babcock Oprah Show.
1:48:58Honorable members of the board.
1:49:01Tarn nation. No matter how genuine my
1:49:05desire to let sleeping dogs lie,
1:49:07>> what am I to do when I am constantly
1:49:10reduced to being the dog's breakfast?
1:49:14I can forgive 70* 7. My family can
1:49:18forgive 70* 7, but enough is enough
1:49:22already.
1:49:24In 2001, a girl claiming to be the
1:49:27daughter of Chick Iverson emptied a $10
1:49:30million mansion of every item that was
1:49:34not nailed down and sent it to Bend,
1:49:37Oregon. She and her friends even stole
1:49:40the man's fish, 19 koi.
1:49:45Shortly after the furniture was hauled
1:49:47away, Danny Dor D. Rosier, who drove one
1:49:52of the moving vans, began saying he
1:49:54needed to go to the police to confess.
1:49:58>> I'm playing, by the way, I'm playing
1:50:00some music in the background, so if it
1:50:02muffles exter
1:50:07>> in November 2001, his wife Sherry shot
1:50:11him dead, for which she received a life
1:50:14sentence.
1:50:16This story was told to me in 2005 by
1:50:19Sherry D. Rosier
1:50:22upon her return from court where her
1:50:24life sentence was revoked and she was
1:50:27given 18 years and the authorities were
1:50:31given information and the koi [laughter]
1:50:35like they just handed the bag of fish.
1:50:38>> But then who's Danny Drosia? Oh, I see.
1:50:41Okay. But who's Chick Iverson? Oh, it's
1:50:43a pseudonym for
1:50:44>> the daughter. the daughter. It's a
1:50:47pseudonym.
1:50:48>> I I
1:50:50there there's no point in taking notes
1:50:51on this. [laughter]
1:50:53>> No, a girl. So, a girl claiming to be
1:50:56the daughter of Chick Iverson is is
1:50:58Dawn, who is actually Rebecca Babcock,
1:51:01who's the fake Amy.
1:51:05So,
1:51:05>> that's correct. Yeah.
1:51:06>> This fake person emptied a $10 million
1:51:10mansion, stole all the Danny D. D Roier.
1:51:15>> Correct. Danny D. Rosier.
1:51:16>> Okay.
1:51:16>> No, no, no, no. Wait. What did you say?
1:51:18>> No.
1:51:20>> Related to Danny D. Rosier.
1:51:22>> No, not related to Danny.
1:51:24>> D Roier's mansion that she and that she
1:51:27stole everything from. No. And his koi.
1:51:31>> No, they were the robbers.
1:51:33>> Was a robber.
1:51:34>> Sher D. Roier and her husband robbed the
1:51:37mansion
1:51:39in 2001. And then
1:51:42Danny Duke Rosier drove one of the
1:51:45moving vans of the stolen materials and
1:51:48then said he needed to go to the police
1:51:49because he was probably going to confess
1:51:52that he knew who killed Diane
1:51:53>> D popped them.
1:51:56>> What does that have to do with Chick
1:51:57Iverson's daughter?
1:51:58>> That's Dawn.
1:52:01>> Well, we haven't gotten there yet. We
1:52:03haven't gotten there yet.
1:52:04>> How do you No. How do you not get How
1:52:05are you not following this?
1:52:07>> [laughter]
1:52:10>> It's the key part of this is the koi.
1:52:13They stole the fish.
1:52:15Chick Iverson is a pseudonym for a man
1:52:18whose cousin's mother's name
1:52:22[laughter]
1:52:24is a pseudonym for a man whose cousin's
1:52:28mother's name is Koi. Hence his
1:52:35hence his indignation coupled with
1:52:38feeling of violation. Do you get it
1:52:41right? Cuz it's koi. Wait, wait, wait.
1:52:42Cuz it's koi and they stole his koi
1:52:45fish.
1:52:47Get it?
1:52:49>> Yeah, I got it. I got it from from the
1:52:51beginning that I get. But I [laughter]
1:52:56>> Explain it to Suma. Explain it to Suma.
1:52:59>> Suma know. Sumos
1:53:01>> Chuck Iverson is a pseudonym for a man
1:53:05whose cousin's mother's name is Koi.
1:53:08>> But can you just I mean this is so
1:53:10>> and c and Chuck Iver Chick Iverson's
1:53:13daughter
1:53:15stole the koi.
1:53:18[sighs]
1:53:18>> God, it's it's like they never thought
1:53:21they'd be caught when it's so obvious.
1:53:23>> But who is Chick Iverson really? What's
1:53:25his real name?
1:53:26>> It's a pseudonym.
1:53:28Who isn't chickson?
1:53:30>> That's
1:53:32Don. No, it's Don's father who is
1:53:34obviously behind the murder of uh Diane
1:53:38D's kids in 1983.
1:53:40>> Yeah.
1:53:42>> Nobody has said that the music is too
1:53:44loud. So, I will keep playing it. Go
1:53:46ahead.
1:53:49>> The attack was not just financial. It
1:53:52felt personal.
1:53:54The girl who together with her friends
1:53:57moved all of the possessions to Ben,
1:53:59Oregon, then took up residence in the
1:54:02empty mansion. Katrina Mull Holland
1:54:05moved into the maid's quarter. That's a
1:54:08house built separate from the main
1:54:10residence.
1:54:11>> Can I just ask why would you remove all
1:54:13the furnishings and everything from a
1:54:15house and then move into it? [laughter]
1:54:18>> Well, they're not your furnishings. No,
1:54:20no, but I mean I mean like if you're
1:54:23living there, nobody's kicking you out,
1:54:24right? So why move all the expensive
1:54:26stuff?
1:54:26>> What if you're caught with it?
1:54:28>> Maybe it's not their style.
1:54:30>> They just want to be They just brought
1:54:33some sleeping bags in.
1:54:34>> I'm not sure I'm not sure we can ask too
1:54:36many questions about the story.
1:54:38>> Like, oh, I really wish we had a
1:54:40dishwasher. No, we moved it out.
1:54:42[laughter]
1:54:43>> I wish we had someplace to sit. We get
1:54:45some folding chairs in here. [laughter]
1:54:49On August 22,
1:54:52>> on August 22nd, 2002, a man allegedly
1:54:56called Steven Shane was beaten,
1:55:00tortured, bound, and murdered at this
1:55:03residence. Katrina Mullholland plead
1:55:07plead guilty for which she was sentenced
1:55:10to 12 years on August 21st, 2006.
1:55:14Katrina's two codefendants had opted for
1:55:18jury trials and after being convicted
1:55:21received life sentences.
1:55:24>> Okay, so I have a question here.
1:55:27He she was convicted to understand.
1:55:30>> No, she was convicted of a murder with
1:55:32an alias. Like they didn't know who the
1:55:34victim was.
1:55:36[laughter]
1:55:37>> Well, he was allegedly called Steve
1:55:39Shane.
1:55:39>> Yeah.
1:55:40>> You don't know that for sure.
1:55:41>> Yeah. So they they went to trial for
1:55:44well our alleged our our victim's name
1:55:46is allegedly Steve Steven Shane. We
1:55:50don't know who he is. Uh but you know
1:55:54go ahead and write up that indictment
1:55:57but it was Katrina Mland who lived in
1:56:00the maid's quarters.
1:56:01>> Mhm.
1:56:02>> Yes, that's correct. I'm
1:56:03>> guilty.
1:56:05>> Okay, good.
1:56:07Also, and I think it's a little too
1:56:09loud. Hear me out.
1:56:12At least for me it is. The music's a
1:56:14little loud. Yeah. Okay, good. Also,
1:56:17>> oh, that it's interesting that the music
1:56:19volume here changed. Okay, go ahead.
1:56:22>> Also, in August 2006,
1:56:24Rebecca Babcock was writing to me to
1:56:28claim she is my daughter.
1:56:31She sent three photos, one of which was
1:56:34of her holding a baby born in September
1:56:372002.
1:56:38I knew she was not my daughter, but was
1:56:41curious to know if she knew who was
1:56:44stalking my real daughter. It didn't
1:56:48take long to discover she was a better
1:56:50con than I am perceived, so I cut her
1:56:54game off.
1:56:57In interim of that correspondence,
1:57:00Katrina Mullholland was transferred to
1:57:03prison, processed through receiving, and
1:57:06placed in my cell. Okay, so
1:57:11here's where it gets here's where it
1:57:13gets strange.
1:57:15>> What's strange about this?
1:57:17>> Katrina Mholland.
1:57:19>> Yes.
1:57:20>> Sister-in-law is Dawn is Rebe Rebecca
1:57:23Babcock.
1:57:24>> Correct. That's how Rebecca's tied to
1:57:26all this,
1:57:27>> right? Katrina Mullholan, if you
1:57:30remember,
1:57:32uh, plead guilty to the murder of the
1:57:35alleged
1:57:37>> Steven Shane.
1:57:38>> Correct.
1:57:39>> Um, and then her codefendants
1:57:42went to jury trial, got life in 2006.
1:57:47Dawn, aka the sister-in-law,
1:57:51right? sister-in-law of Rebecca of
1:57:54Christ Christina uh Katrina Moleholland
1:57:57was writing her already.
1:58:00Uh
1:58:02but this is before she was convicted.
1:58:07>> Why is this addressed to Oprah?
1:58:11[laughter]
1:58:12>> Why wouldn't it be?
1:58:14>> Asks.
1:58:15>> And also Steven Shane was the truck
1:58:18driver. Correct. That's from the last.
1:58:20>> No, no, that was Do doier.
1:58:23Danny Doseier was one of the people
1:58:25driving the fans and then other person
1:58:28was murdered afterwards.
1:58:30>> Oprah did interview her, but that has
1:58:32nothing to do with this, right?
1:58:34>> No.
1:58:35>> No. Uh,
1:58:38okay. Go ahead.
1:58:42On January 22nd, 2007, she showed me
1:58:46photos of her sister-in-law, Dawn, and
1:58:49said if her codefendant, Linda Pickle,
1:58:52did not win her appeal, she'd tell
1:58:55everything she knew about the case and
1:58:57give names no one knew.
1:59:01I don't know if she was referring to
1:59:03Dawn, but I told her I already knew
1:59:06Dawn's name was Rebecca Babcock.
1:59:15So, if that was her big news, Babcock
1:59:19beat her to it by sending me the photos
1:59:21first.
1:59:23>> So, I I I I really don't understand
1:59:25this. Like, no.
1:59:27>> What is What is this plot?
1:59:31I mean, a minute ago you were telling me
1:59:34>> Okay, I get it. I get it. I get
1:59:35[laughter] it. I get it. I get it. I get
1:59:38it.
1:59:39I get it. Wait, here. Here it is. Here
1:59:41it is. Here it is. Here it is.
1:59:46[clears throat]
1:59:46Katrina Moholland
1:59:49was transferred to prison, placed in the
1:59:51cell of Diane DS.
1:59:54and Katrina Moholland's co-acmplaces
1:59:57were going to name names of who was
2:00:00involved which included Dawn so which is
2:00:03Rebecca Babcock and Rebecca Babcock knew
2:00:06this and was like oh my god I cannot
2:00:10have
2:00:11uh my sister-in-law and their
2:00:13codefendants
2:00:15snitch to my to Diane DS so I better
2:00:19tell Diane DS that I'm her daughter so
2:00:22she won't you know, be a become a prison
2:00:25snitch.
2:00:27>> I get it now.
2:00:28>> I don't know.
2:00:30>> No, I think that's what she's going for.
2:00:32It's It's stupid as But that's what
2:00:34she's going for,
2:00:39>> right? Because Babel.
2:00:42>> Yeah. Go, go, go.
2:00:45>> It was by Katrina's brother. Jesus. It
2:00:49was hard to tell if this news obser
2:00:52because she was already in an agitated
2:00:55state, but she named no other names and
2:00:58showed no other photos in all the time
2:01:01she knew me.
2:01:02>> Okay.
2:01:04>> In February 2007, Katrina told me that
2:01:08Dawn, who was pregnant by Katrina's
2:01:11brother, was chatting with a man named
2:01:14Steve Miller.
2:01:15>> Hold on a sec. Wait, wait one second.
2:01:17One second.
2:01:22Steve Miller is an
2:01:23>> Didn't we just hear in the sentence
2:01:25above? Did she not just say she named no
2:01:28other names and now Katrina names a new
2:01:31name [laughter] in the next sentence?
2:01:33>> Yes, but that was later on.
2:01:35>> Yeah, but she she was in all the time
2:01:38she she named no other names in all the
2:01:40time she knew me. And then next sentence
2:01:42she told me a new name.
2:01:45>> Come on,
2:01:46>> Diane. Follow your own plot. Go ahead.
2:01:51And that Dawn lured the man to her house
2:01:53so her husband could punish him for
2:01:56asking questions that were none of his
2:01:58business. I said, "What a stupid girl.
2:02:03Doesn't she know how jealous men get?
2:02:06>> Steve could have been really hurt. Why'
2:02:09she say anything to her husband at all?
2:02:12She was the one online, too." Wait,
2:02:15wasn't his name Steve Shane above?
2:02:18That's
2:02:19>> tell her husband about every girl she
2:02:20was [ __ ]
2:02:21>> Steve Shane was killed.
2:02:23>> No, Steve Shane was the
2:02:25>> beaten, tortured, and murdered.
2:02:27>> No, allegedly call Steve Shane.
2:02:31>> We don't really know if that's Steve
2:02:33Shane.
2:02:33>> No, it's an alias for Steve Miller.
2:02:35>> We still don't really know.
2:02:37>> No, we do. This is what she's This is
2:02:39what
2:02:40>> she Don't you think it would make sense
2:02:42for her to specify that? So you you
2:02:45you're connecting it now and saying that
2:02:47Steve Shane is actually Steve Miller all
2:02:51along.
2:02:52>> What I'm Go ahead. Go ahead.
2:02:54>> No, no, no, no,
2:02:55>> no, no, no. Go ahead. I I know what
2:02:56you're going to say. Say it now. I have
2:02:58an answer for you.
2:02:59>> No, I don't know if I don't know what
2:03:00I'm saying. I was going to say, but how
2:03:01could he how could this happen if he was
2:03:03dead? If he's dead. But I guess she's
2:03:05This is
2:03:06>> No, she's talking about something that
2:03:07happened back in 2001.
2:03:09>> Okay. No, 2007.
2:03:12No, she this is confessed in 2007.
2:03:15>> She's told her this is so stupid.
2:03:18>> And the reason she's doing it is saying
2:03:21the guy was Steve Shane. It was a as an
2:03:24alias, right? And now saying this is a
2:03:26guy named Steve Miller. She she you know
2:03:29this is her standard MO, right? She's
2:03:31like I'm not I'm not saying like she's
2:03:33trying to leave all these breadcrumbs
2:03:35thinking everyone else is an idiot.
2:03:37>> Yeah. It's all hearsay,
2:03:39>> which is what she does all the time.
2:03:41all.
2:03:41>> Yeah. She And then they be like, "Oh my
2:03:43god, the guy's alias was Steve Steve
2:03:47Shane."
2:03:48>> People are always
2:03:48>> And then this guy was named Steve
2:03:50Miller.
2:03:52>> What if Steve Shane is Steve Miller? OH
2:03:54MY GOD. DIANE'S RIGHT.
2:04:00>> I mean, but none of this ma makes any
2:04:02sense at all. Like
2:04:03>> No, but she's gonna she's going to leave
2:04:04more breadcrumbs by saying Steve Miller
2:04:07died in the same way that Steve Shane
2:04:09did. Go ahead. We're not under the
2:04:11problem. Suma. Suma.
2:04:13>> Yeah.
2:04:13>> Suma. Suma.
2:04:15>> Mhm.
2:04:15>> The problem is we're not seeing this as
2:04:18the fourdimensional chess that it is.
2:04:21>> Right.
2:04:23>> I just saw myself again in the mirror
2:04:24and and I'm wearing this silver wig, all
2:04:28this mascara on my face.
2:04:29>> We can see you.
2:04:31>> Yeah, we see you. It's It's
2:04:34>> This is This is worse than the uh
2:04:36ponytails. No, nothing is better than
2:04:39the pony.
2:04:39>> What if I Uber to the gas station? I
2:04:41don't remember to uh take off the
2:04:43mascara.
2:04:44>> That's all.
2:04:45>> I just got to paint my fingernails black
2:04:47before
2:04:49>> then you would fit it,
2:04:49>> right? You'll be fine.
2:04:50>> I'm like, "Oh god, I'm so deep." A
2:04:53>> You live in the Pacific Northwest for
2:04:55Christ's sakes.
2:04:56>> Yeah. Like, oh,
2:04:58>> I saw I did a live the other night and
2:05:00played a body cam where this guy fell
2:05:02asleep in his car and the cops
2:05:03approached him and when he
2:05:04>> Oh, that guy. Yeah.
2:05:06When he stepped out of the vehicle, he
2:05:08was wearing
2:05:10long.
2:05:10>> He was ravishing.
2:05:12>> Yeah. A whole like tight lace slip and
2:05:16garters and stockings. He was
2:05:18>> And then the top was so nice to him.
2:05:21>> Yeah.
2:05:21>> And wait, what?
2:05:22>> No makeup. Like, but that was it. It was
2:05:24just the outfit. Like he was he
2:05:27>> No, I'm saying like what's the problem?
2:05:28Like like that has that's like a normal
2:05:31>> Oh, no. No, no. The problem was he was
2:05:32piss drunk and then the cop stops him,
2:05:35lets him go.
2:05:37>> Yeah. Well, it says to him, "Find a
2:05:38ride. I'll leave you. Just get make sure
2:05:40you get a safe way home or walk home or
2:05:42he didn't want him to walk home like
2:05:43that, I guess,
2:05:44>> or anything." Yeah.
2:05:45>> Yeah. Anyway, he drove he was stopped
2:05:47again by the same cop and that's when he
2:05:50was asked to step out of or I guess
2:05:52again step out. Then they arrested him,
2:05:54whatever it was.
2:05:56[snorts]
2:05:56>> But they let him go.
2:05:58>> Oh, sorry. gets link to where I think.
2:06:01>> I'm not sure.
2:06:02>> Jordan Redmond says uh or $4.99. Thank
2:06:05you very much. I left out ex Dexter I
2:06:08mean ex Derek in my last super chat. Oh,
2:06:10you got me good.
2:06:19>> Katrina said she knew what she was
2:06:22doing. She manipulated the whole thing.
2:06:25She lured him and got off on knowing she
2:06:29has that kind of power over all our
2:06:31lives. I said, "What? You don't mean
2:06:34this Steve Miller really came to her
2:06:36house?" Katrina said, "I just told you
2:06:40he did." I asked, "What happened?"
2:06:43Katrina said, "I don't want to talk
2:06:46about it."
2:06:46>> For somebody that doesn't remember stuff
2:06:48verbatim, she's really narrating this
2:06:50like it is.
2:06:51>> Yeah. [laughter]
2:06:52a first person encounter recall.
2:06:56Go ahead.
2:06:58>> Until and just that,
2:07:01sorry. And just that fast the door was
2:07:05closed. I didn't get another glimpse
2:07:07into that world until March 5th, 2007
2:07:11when
2:07:12>> what a month a month later. Okay. Okay.
2:07:16>> From February 2007.
2:07:17>> Yeah. From February to March. Just I
2:07:20didn't get another glimpse till a month
2:07:22later. [laughter]
2:07:23Go ahead. When Katrina asked me to read
2:07:27her sister's appallet brief and write a
2:07:30postconviction appeal petition for her.
2:07:33>> That's the most unbelievable part of
2:07:35this, by the way.
2:07:37>> That someone would want her to
2:07:39>> want her to read something and and write
2:07:40a write
2:07:42>> an appeal petition.
2:07:43>> Yeah.
2:07:44>> Well, but is her sister at this point
2:07:46Dawn?
2:07:48Cuz Don's her sister-in-law. Now she's
2:07:50saying her sister. So is this another
2:07:52person we don't know?
2:07:53>> No, I think that's another person.
2:07:55>> Is this one of her codefendants? Why did
2:07:57she mention there was a sister above?
2:08:01This is just another person.
2:08:05>> I'm I'm shocked she was convicted of
2:08:08murder with
2:08:10>> her ability to keep
2:08:14>> Go ahead.
2:08:14>> All of this is a matter of public
2:08:16record. You can go online to read it all
2:08:19for yourselves.
2:08:21The singular issue I want to deal with
2:08:24here is the fact that an 8-month-old
2:08:27pregnant woman on August 22nd, 2002
2:08:31ordered Katrina and her codefendants to
2:08:35take Steven Shane away from the house
2:08:38after which he was shot and his body
2:08:41dumped. But the evidence is that he was
2:08:44beaten and tortured before he left the
2:08:46house.
2:08:47>> No, wait, wait, hold on, hold on, hold
2:08:49on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Diane,
2:08:53you you have
2:08:56you you you've not introduced this
2:08:58before here because you've talked about
2:09:00Steven Miller before this.
2:09:05How? Okay, I get it. I get it. I get it.
2:09:08>> She's thinking Bill is Steve. I know
2:09:12she's she's she's assuming we're not
2:09:15going to make the conclusion that Steven
2:09:17Miller was Steven Shane. So, she's just
2:09:19going to put this in there like like any
2:09:22good writer so that we know this. And
2:09:26then so it was
2:09:29Dawn who ordered this this killing,
2:09:32right?
2:09:34>> That's correct. Yes. Don, who is Rebecca
2:09:37Babcock, who is falsely impersonating
2:09:41Diane D's daughter,
2:09:43>> Amy. Yes.
2:09:46All right. Okay. Following. I got it.
2:09:48Not
2:09:49>> You're not You're not the only one.
2:09:51Don't worry. None of us get it. Yeah.
2:09:53>> You don't get How could people not get
2:09:55This is so clear. It's like glass
2:10:00Natalie Holloway into this.
2:10:02>> Well, why wouldn't she?
2:10:04>> Yeah. No, she should obviously
2:10:07[laughter]
2:10:07>> Wait, wait, wait, wait. You act like
2:10:09bringing Natalie Holloway into the story
2:10:11makes you sound crazy.
2:10:13>> Yeah. No, I just
2:10:16>> I think it I think it grounds the story.
2:10:18It's like, oh yeah, I remember
2:10:19>> a real person invol that she brings up.
2:10:21>> I remember Natalie Holloway. Oh my This
2:10:25goes that deep.
2:10:27>> Yes, of course it goes that deep. Come
2:10:28on.
2:10:29>> And John Ben Ramsey,
2:10:30>> wasn't wait but this is 2020. Wasn't
2:10:33Jordan Vanderloot already caught by this
2:10:36point?
2:10:38He He had already been arrested in
2:10:40Brazil and for the murder
2:10:43>> of Natalie Holloway. I I remember the
2:10:45reason I remember that because I was in
2:10:47the stores I believe in in Carto.
2:10:52>> Was this Oh, was this 2020?
2:10:55>> The the letter this letter is 2020
2:10:57>> by 2020. Yes.
2:10:59>> Let me let me look at Jordan Vander
2:11:012020. 2010.
2:11:04[snorts]
2:11:04>> This is 2010,
2:11:06>> isn't it?
2:11:08>> Midnight.
2:11:10>> I thought these were Oh, they are 2010.
2:11:12Okay.
2:11:14Very important. Okay. Uh, he was
2:11:18>> fairly recent.
2:11:19>> Wait, he was convicted in 2010.
2:11:22>> Good night, Miyagi. Uh,
2:11:29so this wait this is
2:11:33this is December 2010. He he had already
2:11:35been picked up and convicted of murder
2:11:36and and convicted of murder.
2:11:42[laughter]
2:11:42>> Oh, it looks like people want me to say
2:11:45I do declare.
2:11:47[laughter]
2:11:47>> Yeah, it is a really a fogghorn leg horn
2:11:51type deal here.
2:11:53See, I was thinking more Gone with the
2:11:55Wind.
2:11:56>> I do declare. [laughter]
2:12:01>> I hope.
2:12:03What? What was with you saying that my
2:12:06uh Quinn impressions were Jamaican?
2:12:09>> Your Quinn impression was absolutely
2:12:12slightly Jamaican.
2:12:15>> It was Boston.
2:12:18>> Well, if there are Jamaicans in Boston,
2:12:21I'm sure Our mission was so secret. No
2:12:24distress signal have been sent.
2:12:28>> Oh, good. Go ahead.
2:12:30>> Fantastic.
2:12:32>> Uh, we're on the wrong page.
2:12:34>> With friends like these, who needs
2:12:35enemies? With these co-hosts constantly
2:12:38mocking me,
2:12:39>> we're on the wrong page.
2:12:41>> As as I'm wearing a wig and mascara,
2:12:44>> TREAT ME LIKE I'M SOME kind of joke.
2:12:46>> I mean, it's amazing that we're not
2:12:47constantly mocking you,
2:12:50>> dude. declare.
2:12:52[laughter]
2:12:53I say I I say I say I say I say
2:12:57[laughter]
2:12:58tarn nation.
2:13:01[gasps]
2:13:02[sighs]
2:13:03>> Um [snorts]
2:13:06is this it? [laughter]
2:13:07>> Uh we are
2:13:09>> Maria is not going to think about all of
2:13:11this tomorrow.
2:13:11>> No went too far.
2:13:14>> It's at the note
2:13:15>> note note.
2:13:18Rebecca Babcock, Dawn, and this woman
2:13:22who gave a video deposition concerning
2:13:24the murder of Steve Shane were all eight
2:13:27month 8mon pregnant on August 22nd,
2:13:312002. And Katrina wanted me to believe
2:13:36Babcock was Dawn. And Babcock wanted me
2:13:40to believe she was my daughter. Why?
2:13:43>> Wait.
2:13:46And this who's the woman
2:13:50Rebecca Babcock Dawn and this woman
2:13:53right who gave the video
2:13:54>> making a connection saying that DonRbeca
2:13:57Babcock is the woman who gave the video
2:14:00deposition.
2:14:01>> No no you say is the woman not and this
2:14:04woman.
2:14:04>> No but she doesn't want to be that
2:14:06direct. She doesn't want to say that.
2:14:08She wants to insinuate.
2:14:11>> Okay. Okay. Okay. She's saying Rebecca
2:14:13Babcock, Dawn, and this woman who gave a
2:14:17video deposition of just concerning the
2:14:19murder of Shane were all eight months
2:14:22pregnant on 8:22. So therefore, they are
2:14:25all the same person.
2:14:26>> Exactly. Every person who was pregnant,
2:14:30eight months pregnant on August of 2002
2:14:35are the same person
2:14:38around the world. That's a fact.
2:14:41>> Yeah. Yeah.
2:14:42>> So, every baby born in March to October
2:14:46of 2002 is actually the same baby.
2:14:52>> Oh my god.
2:14:54>> Oh my god.
2:14:55>> I feel like I'm I feel like I'm looking
2:14:57at the Matrix code right now. Like I'm
2:14:59just seeing it all. [laughter]
2:15:00>> You really sent this letter to a real
2:15:02person. I can't imagine anyone reading
2:15:04this and thinking anything.
2:15:06>> She didn't send it to a real person. She
2:15:08sent it to the parole board.
2:15:10>> I know. [laughter]
2:15:11But I mean, when you step back and think
2:15:13about that, it's it's like, wow.
2:15:17[laughter]
2:15:18>> They're probably fighting over who gets
2:15:20to be in that, you know, pearl earring.
2:15:24[laughter]
2:15:26Furthermore, I'm attaching a photo of a
2:15:29woman who looks enough like Rebecca
2:15:31Babcock to be her sister, or at least
2:15:34halfister,
2:15:36Malie Tucker.
2:15:38>> Oh, wow.
2:15:40Is that the one with the Toyotas?
2:15:43>> No. No. Here's here's the connection.
2:15:45>> The next picture.
2:15:46>> Mallerie Tucker looks close enough to
2:15:49Rebecca Babcock to be her halfsister.
2:15:52And who is her friend? Who is Natal? Who
2:15:54is Mallerie Tucker's friend?
2:15:57>> Chris Tucker.
2:15:58>> Natalie Holloway.
2:16:00>> Oh man.
2:16:02>> I like yours better. Next Derek.
2:16:05[laughter]
2:16:06>> All right. Go ahead.
2:16:13on on May 30th, 2005, her friend Natalie
2:16:18Hollowayum.
2:16:24>> Is there is there anything else to
2:16:26really say?
2:16:29>> Anything else?
2:16:30>> She will. Anyway,
2:16:31>> I mean, just imagine being on the parole
2:16:32board and reading this because you got
2:16:34to read it, right? And and then and then
2:16:37somebody's faster than the other ones
2:16:38and then they just start laughing like
2:16:40[laughter]
2:16:43>> and you're like people like wait what?
2:16:45What'd you get your like [laughter]
2:16:48connected Natalie Holloway?
2:16:50>> Juror number three says, "Was I supposed
2:16:52to take something before listening to
2:16:53this letter?"
2:16:54>> Yes. Yes. Preferably yes. Uh Lubines von
2:16:58B $5. Extric taken up a collection to
2:17:00ask you to say I do declare in Diane
2:17:02Dan's voice, please.
2:17:04I do declare.
2:17:07>> But now you got to stutter. I I
2:17:10say I said I do declare
2:17:14>> polomial purebred second dollar $4.99
2:17:18for x Derek second declaration. Thanks
2:17:20Luminesa. Yeah. Well, unfortunately I
2:17:24can't control
2:17:26>> my co-hosts
2:17:30made clear. If they if they don't
2:17:32deliver on what you requested, I
2:17:34apologize
2:17:36because
2:17:38not everyone
2:17:39>> Natalie as gifted as me.
2:17:44[music]
2:17:46Natalie Holloway was murdered in Aruba.
2:17:52There are six and three/4 billion people
2:17:56on this planet. What are the odds that
2:17:58two violent murders born of luring and
2:18:02kidnap would be connected to two
2:18:05lookalike women who both subsequently
2:18:08sell their stories to the Jane magazine
2:18:11within two months of each other.
2:18:18Now the way she phrases this sentence is
2:18:21that the murderers were born of luring
2:18:23and kidnapping.
2:18:26So,
2:18:26>> no, no, no. The the murderers are not
2:18:28the murderers.
2:18:30>> Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
2:18:32oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Yeah, you
2:18:33you're right. You're right. Right.
2:18:36And because Mallerie Tucker looks like
2:18:39she could be the sister or at least half
2:18:41sister of Rebecca Babcock.
2:18:44I mean,
2:18:45>> but now it's a while ago, by the way.
2:18:48>> But now the real question is, how can we
2:18:50tie this to the murder of the children
2:18:53back in 1983? Uh, isn't it Isn't it
2:18:56obvious? You wait.
2:18:57>> Oh, it's going to be obvious. Okay, we
2:18:59need some We need some
2:19:02>> What's the word?
2:19:04>> Drugs.
2:19:05>> No. What do you say?
2:19:07>> As it is.
2:19:08>> Describe the sto the the the details of
2:19:10a movie out.
2:19:13>> Um, noted.
2:19:16>> No, not extra.
2:19:19>> Maybe it is extrapolation. the the
2:19:21dialogue that's stupid being like,
2:19:23"Don't you see that this person did the
2:19:26murder?" Like, you're explaining for the
2:19:28stupid audiences, right? Um, it's it
2:19:32starts with an E. What's the word?
2:19:35Somebody help me.
2:19:39Not trailer, not sleep. No,
2:19:45you f No, you fill in. You describe
2:19:48what's happening to the audience because
2:19:49the audience is too stupid.
2:19:52>> Ejaculate.
2:19:53>> No. Oh my god.
2:19:55>> Oh my god. Epilogue.
2:19:57>> No. EP.
2:19:58>> Exposition.
2:19:59>> Exposition. That's the word. Exposition.
2:20:02>> That's it.
2:20:02>> This is all exposition.
2:20:03>> I like the exter.
2:20:05>> We need exposition for Exerk to catch up
2:20:08to understand how this connects to the
2:20:10murder of the children.
2:20:13>> Okay. Go ahead. I realize I need to let
2:20:16Interpol
2:20:18[laughter]
2:20:24[laughter]
2:20:26>> I realize I need to let Interpol, the
2:20:29FBI, and San Bernardino County,
2:20:32California handle this, but wouldn't you
2:20:36want someone to order a DNA test between
2:20:39Babcock and Tucker, who
2:20:42who is wearing an extremely faded Levi
2:20:46jacket, as was the man who murdered my
2:20:50daughter in 1983.
2:20:56All right. So, what she's saying very
2:20:58clearly,
2:21:01Rebecca Babcock
2:21:04murdered Steve Shane.
2:21:05>> Spit some facts. Spit some facts.
2:21:07>> Murdered Steve Shane, aka Steve Miller,
2:21:10because of this mansion heist. Right.
2:21:12And her halfsister, if not twin sister,
2:21:16is Melanie Tucker. Mey Tucker.
2:21:20>> Mhm.
2:21:21>> She's wearing an extremely faded Levi
2:21:23jacket, who is related to Natalie
2:21:26Holloway.
2:21:26>> No, I thought Friends with
2:21:28>> No, no. Mali Tucker is Natalie
2:21:31Holloway's best friend.
2:21:34And
2:21:35Mallerie Tucker is wearing an extremely
2:21:37faded Levis's jacket, which the killer
2:21:40of Diane D's children was wearing. And
2:21:44therefore, it's probable that the killer
2:21:47of Diane D's children passed this
2:21:50extremely faded Levi's jackets down to
2:21:52her his daughter, his offspring, being
2:21:55like, "Hey." And then she's wearing it
2:21:57because he went out for cigarettes and
2:21:58never came back. And [laughter]
2:22:03I always love that. I always love that
2:22:05that plot device and story like he went
2:22:08out for cigarettes and he never came
2:22:10back. [laughter]
2:22:11>> No, I was once on a a date and I
2:22:14actually
2:22:16climbed through a window in the bathroom
2:22:18of the place and never came back.
2:22:19>> Good.
2:22:20>> Yeah.
2:22:21>> But did you say you were going out for
2:22:22cigarettes?
2:22:23>> No, I said I was going to go use the
2:22:25ladies room. I didn't know I didn't know
2:22:27there was going to be a window in there
2:22:28that I could actually go through.
2:22:30[laughter]
2:22:30>> It was Be honest. It was glass block.
2:22:32You had to bust it out and you
2:22:35>> I wish it happened to be a very easy it
2:22:38was not in the city. It was a very easy
2:22:41situation like anyone could have done
2:22:42that but not anyone would have because
2:22:45not everyone was on the date I was on.
2:22:49>> Well,
2:22:51maybe Diane DS was.
2:22:54>> Maybe probably
2:22:56>> you should have said maybe you'll get
2:22:58some cigarettes a sec and then then left
2:23:00through the bathroom and it'll be even
2:23:01funnier, right? She never go back to
2:23:03this person.
2:23:04>> She never came back. She went out to get
2:23:07cigarettes in the bathroom. She never
2:23:08came back. [laughter]
2:23:10>> My best friend did the cigarettes thing.
2:23:12But that's easy.
2:23:14>> Uh, okay. But do you understand now? Now
2:23:17the connection, right?
2:23:18>> Of course.
2:23:19>> The faded Levi jacket. Tucker is wearing
2:23:22the faded Levi jacket. Mallerie Tucker
2:23:24was friends with Natalie Holloway who
2:23:27was murdered in Aruba.
2:23:29who be the sister or halfsister of
2:23:32Rebecca Babcock. Both of these two
2:23:34violent murders born of luring and
2:23:36kidnap because Rebecca was involved with
2:23:40the murder of Steve Shane/steve
2:23:43Miller who was found beaten and tortured
2:23:47because of the orders of Rebecca
2:23:49Babcock.
2:23:50>> Yes. And Katrina Mullholland was tied
2:23:54into it all.
2:23:56>> Yeah. And now here's here's the here's
2:23:59the lynch pin.
2:24:00>> Wouldn't you want someone to seize that
2:24:04jacket and luminol it for blood spatter
2:24:07and test it for my real children's DNA?
2:24:19I don't and what's funnier is in the if
2:24:21you remember in the pearl hearing the
2:24:23the pearl guy was like did you send a
2:24:27letter saying that
2:24:29>> the FBI
2:24:30>> we should test the DNA
2:24:33for blood spatter of this magazine at
2:24:35which is down below here
2:24:38right this is the this is the image she
2:24:41attaches right that you want to has this
2:24:44jean jacket
2:24:46>> for for the DNA of your children. And
2:24:49she and then she backtrack. She's like,
2:24:50"No, this is something that was said to
2:24:52me." None none of this was said to her
2:24:55in this in this letter.
2:24:58Right. This is all the
2:25:01She does say stuff above where stuff is
2:25:04said to her, but none of this was said
2:25:06to her, right? She just picked out
2:25:09Natalie Holloway best friend Mallerie
2:25:12Mali Tucker who looks like Rebecca
2:25:15Babcock. Nobody told her, "Hey, don't
2:25:18doesn't uh Mal Malie Tucker look a lot
2:25:20like your daughter? That's your fake
2:25:23daughter that also killed Steven
2:25:25Miller?"
2:25:27No, this this was something that was
2:25:29said to me. Okay, go ahead.
2:25:32>> People who lack my experiences say I
2:25:34lack insight. They just don't see what I
2:25:40know.
2:25:42Please end this. Sincerely, Diane DS.
2:25:47>> And I I'm not sure what. Please end
2:25:50what?
2:25:51>> I would like them to end it, too.
2:25:53>> No, the
2:25:55>> Oh, you don't like being here?
2:25:57>> No, not this. I love
2:25:58>> Oh, bye, Simba. Bye, Simba.
2:26:01>> Yeah,
2:26:02>> I'm waiting. [laughter]
2:26:05>> Me, too.
2:26:08No, I would didn't mean here. I love
2:26:10being here. I meant I would like
2:26:12[laughter]
2:26:13>> Look at his eyes.
2:26:16>> Oh.
2:26:18Oh.
2:26:20>> Oh, weirdest feeling.
2:26:22>> So sad. But I was
2:26:25>> He's like a puppy.
2:26:27>> I know. I feel so bad. But I didn't even
2:26:29mean that.
2:26:37I mean, I apologized a FEW TIMES.
2:26:40>> CRYING. I'M cutting just the onions. I'm
2:26:42cutting.
2:26:44>> That's exactly what I said. Danielle,
2:26:45he's going to have a
2:26:48>> Oh, Robin said it to Danielle. You're a
2:26:50beauty influencer now. there there's
2:26:53there's nothing in this that is an the
2:26:56last letter said I don't want uh you
2:27:00know
2:27:01>> Rebecca Babcock's kids to be killed
2:27:04right we we need to put this out we need
2:27:07to stop this danger right
2:27:09>> there's nothing in this letter that is
2:27:13>> she has called for you know you need to
2:27:15stop this it is all just [ __ ] on a
2:27:18page it's literally
2:27:21on a page age [laughter]
2:27:24and she says, "Please end this at the
2:27:26end." And you sent this to the parole
2:27:29board. You think you're getting out ever
2:27:31after this?
2:27:33>> I mean, hi Karolina. This is insanity.
2:27:37>> So, if we look at this picture, it says,
2:27:39uh, page 306, glamour.com, October 2010.
2:27:46Is this girl re is this girl Babcock's
2:27:49half sister? Who cares?
2:27:51>> Born 1986.
2:27:54>> Do we know what Babcock looks like? Even
2:27:57the other one?
2:27:57>> She has dark brown hair. These are two
2:28:00blondes like
2:28:03>> Well, no, actually we do know. Remember
2:28:05the other one that we had the Rebecca
2:28:07Babcock lookalike for the Toyota ad?
2:28:09>> Well, we don't know that that really
2:28:10looks like her,
2:28:11>> but none of them look
2:28:12>> according.
2:28:14>> Yeah, I don't know what the actual
2:28:16Rebecca I mean, these are all like very
2:28:18like But according to Dian's own
2:28:22statements,
2:28:23>> they do.
2:28:24>> Right.
2:28:25>> Right. So, let me just bring this up
2:28:28here and see if this can uh
2:28:31>> we we'll go back and look here if this
2:28:33works this time.
2:28:36Probably not.
2:28:38>> Not the way Streamyard's been going
2:28:40today.
2:28:41>> I don't even know how she comes up with
2:28:42that.
2:28:42>> It's not It's not working again.
2:28:45>> She's had She's a lunatic. That's how
2:28:48>> with with decades of time to just sit
2:28:51there.
2:28:51>> Yeah.
2:28:52>> And normally she'd just be using that
2:28:54time to to have sex. But
2:28:57>> yeah, she is a complete lunatic. If you
2:29:00if you remember I'm I'm looking at the
2:29:02photo and the other ones that's not
2:29:04pulling up right now, right? But she
2:29:08looks like the girl Rebecca Black from
2:29:10the video from Friday. Friday. Friday
2:29:15going to get down on Friday.
2:29:19It doesn't look at all.
2:29:23>> Uh yeah, here we go. All right. So, just
2:29:28remember this. Remember this. Yeah.
2:29:36>> I only recognize her.
2:29:39>> I only remember her from the last time
2:29:40you played her.
2:29:41>> I know. No, what I'm saying is I'm
2:29:43looking at the I'm looking at the Toyota
2:29:45ad where it says everyone deserves to be
2:29:47safe.
2:29:48>> Yeah, me too. I don't see it. I mean I
2:29:49and I
2:29:50>> No, I mean it's it's not a spitting
2:29:51image, but I'm saying this person could
2:29:55maybe pass as a body double like action
2:29:58sequence.
2:29:58>> Are you saying Rebecca Black is also
2:30:00involved?
2:30:02>> Oh my god.
2:30:07She could maybe pass as a body double
2:30:09from behind
2:30:11in an action sequence, right? But look
2:30:13at this person here. And then look at
2:30:15these two girls in this ad.
2:30:19Do they look anything alike?
2:30:23>> Well, Lauren [music] thought four
2:30:25different girls were all the same one.
2:30:28Yeah,
2:30:30>> they all the
2:30:32>> also I just the whole thing is just
2:30:34bizarre
2:30:36like
2:30:37>> and why not include the the article
2:30:40where it say okay it says Mallerie
2:30:41Tucker left and Claire Claire Fearman
2:30:46included
2:30:47>> Alabama Lake where they spent lazy happy
2:30:50days with Natalie.
2:30:52Why why not include the article where
2:30:54supposedly you're the other person is is
2:30:57telling their story like
2:30:59>> Yeah. And Jane magazine or whatever. And
2:31:01how about a picture of the actual what's
2:31:03her name? Bab Rebecca Babcock,
2:31:06>> right? But she said Jean magazine. This
2:31:08is glamour. That's that's two different
2:31:10mag.
2:31:11>> I know. That's that's another thing. I
2:31:13noticed that as well. She mixes up the
2:31:15magazine names.
2:31:16>> Yeah.
2:31:17>> What the are you talking about? Diane,
2:31:20>> she's obvious.
2:31:22>> Diane functions on a higher level.
2:31:24>> The help and it says page 306.
2:31:28Glamour magazines are not 300 pages.
2:31:32What is this? Doki.
2:31:36>> It was the best of times. It was the
2:31:37worst.
2:31:38>> Yeah, it was the best.
2:31:39>> It's not DostIki, but you get
2:31:41>> Yeah. Tale of Two Cities. Got it.
2:31:45This best of times. It was the blurst of
2:31:47times. Warm peace. [laughter]
2:31:51>> Jackie Anderson499. Hear me out. Mascara
2:31:54code says you need to reapply when you
2:31:56cried off. Stage is yours. Well, I'm not
2:31:59going to cry tonight. I promise
2:32:01>> again.
2:32:02>> No matter how much
2:32:06how much hurt you tonight of you.
2:32:08>> I wasn't going to cry. [screaming]
2:32:14[snorts]
2:32:17I'm just I'm just hearing Lauren crying
2:32:19in my head right now [laughter]
2:32:21while the little tears drip down on his
2:32:24little crooked penis.
2:32:27Fletcher boy, how could you how could
2:32:29they convict Diane? She's obviously
2:32:34innocent.
2:32:35>> Yes,
2:32:37she is.
2:32:39>> Well, okay. So now I guess before the
2:32:42end of the show
2:32:44I will tell the nemesis story now.
2:32:47>> Awesome.
2:32:49>> So uh back in the ear and everyone who
2:32:54doesn't care about funny stories can
2:32:56leave I guess. Um
2:32:59there was
2:33:02so there was a uh you know there's a
2:33:04period at the end of my junior year in
2:33:06Michigan when I had finished my vine I
2:33:10cannot stop looking at myself and
2:33:12[laughter]
2:33:13>> well it's cuz you look beautiful.
2:33:14>> No no no I was just like this I look
2:33:17like uh one of the uh what time machine?
2:33:20Who are the people that live under the
2:33:22earth live underground in the time
2:33:25machine?
2:33:27You you read books, exeric. Who is it?
2:33:29The Warlocks. I look like Jeremy Irons.
2:33:32The the the leader of the Morlocks.
2:33:34Jeremy Irons. [laughter]
2:33:35>> What What book is that?
2:33:37>> The Time Machine
2:33:39>> by Wells.
2:33:40Yeah.
2:33:43The Warlock. I I look like Jeremy Irons,
2:33:46the leader of the Morlocks.
2:33:48[laughter]
2:33:49[snorts] Just Google that picture after
2:33:51this and you'll you'll understand what
2:33:53I'm [laughter] talking about.
2:33:56I'm a little more red than he is. But uh
2:33:58so anyway,
2:34:01the uh I had some time to kill because
2:34:04you know, you can't fly. I lived in
2:34:07Washington. I was going to school in
2:34:09Michigan. So I had done almost all my
2:34:12exams, but then you know, you can't just
2:34:14go home, drive home. So I had to wait
2:34:16for my flight cuz I had one more exam.
2:34:17So I had like three days to kill. And
2:34:21there were uh a lot of movie premieres
2:34:23and my roommates who were had dropped
2:34:25out and they were only delivering pizza
2:34:26at that point. So they didn't have any
2:34:28money. They didn't want to go to a
2:34:30movie. And then so I was like saw the
2:34:32trailer for Star Wars Nemesis
2:34:36[snorts] and uh I was like, "Oh, I want
2:34:38to go see that." The trailer made it
2:34:40look kind of cool. And I'd watched Star
2:34:42Star Trek as a kid. Did I say Star Wars
2:34:45Nemesis? Star Trek Nemesis.
2:34:46>> Star Trek.
2:34:47>> Star Trek Nemesis. Sorry. I was like,
2:34:50"Yeah, I'm going to go see that." But
2:34:51nobody was going with me. And then this
2:34:53is back in the day. Like it was kind of
2:34:55weird. Like theaters were still full and
2:34:58I for some reason I didn't want people
2:35:00to think that I was going by myself to a
2:35:04movie. So what I would do is I would go
2:35:07in and I would sit down in the in the
2:35:11seat and I I would leave I would sit
2:35:14like one space over and then I would
2:35:16kind of save a seat, right? And then if
2:35:19there were any people around me such as
2:35:21females
2:35:23>> or like you know I was 21, right? I'm a
2:35:26dude. I don't want
2:35:28>> maybe meet some ladies or even a
2:35:30girlfriend, whatever. Uh
2:35:33I I didn't want to be the guy going into
2:35:35Star Trek Nemesis
2:35:37alone
2:35:39>> on a on a night. Uh, and so what I would
2:35:43do is I I would uh, you know, set a
2:35:47phone, set an alarm on my phone, my flip
2:35:50phone for vibrating, and then I pick it
2:35:51up and I pick it up and be like, "Hey,
2:35:54yo, what's up?" Yeah. No. No. I got
2:35:58Yeah. Now I'm in uh I'm in a Ro J. Yeah.
2:36:02No, it's theater 12 or whatever, right?
2:36:04And then uh
2:36:06What,
2:36:08dude? Are you kidding me?
2:36:12All right.
2:36:13>> Saving you a seat.
2:36:15>> All right. Okay. Well, you're going to
2:36:17miss out, bro. No, I already got my
2:36:20ticket.
2:36:22Yeah. No, I I I guess I'll see you
2:36:24tomorrow or whatever. No, whatever.
2:36:28Bye.
2:36:30Hang up and
2:36:32that way everyone around me knew
2:36:35>> that you're a winner.
2:36:36>> No, no, that I was not going to the
2:36:38movie alone. I was meeting friends.
2:36:41>> You were being stood up at the movie.
2:36:42>> They had cancelled at the last minute
2:36:45for some lame reason and you know I'm
2:36:48not going to go because I had [laughter]
2:36:49already bought my ticket
2:36:51>> and so I was going to stay and watch the
2:36:52movie.
2:36:53>> Some lame totally true reason obviously
2:36:56>> and uh I had the act down cuz I I saw
2:36:59like four or five movies that week like
2:37:02even after the the spring semester I did
2:37:04the same thing. I went I saw Bruce
2:37:06Almighty by I just saw so many movies by
2:37:09myself.
2:37:11Um
2:37:14[laughter]
2:37:15>> what?
2:37:17Look at your phone. [laughter]
2:37:22[snorts]
2:37:23>> I don't see anything on my phone.
2:37:28>> Sent us.
2:37:28>> She She just sent Oh, wait.
2:37:31Yeah. Yeah. That's it. That's the
2:37:33Warlock.
2:37:35>> [laughter]
2:37:35>> the Jeremy Irons Morlock.
2:37:37>> I'll pull it like it's pretty I mean I
2:37:40gave the example, right?
2:37:43>> Yeah, that's why I sent that's why I
2:37:44looked it up.
2:37:46>> Let me pull it up for for the people
2:37:48that
2:37:48>> like Oh, you can see it on screen now.
2:37:51Wait.
2:37:51>> Yeah, just
2:37:55Yeah, the Jeremy, [laughter]
2:38:01>> right?
2:38:02>> Mhm.
2:38:04Um, but yeah, that that's what I did.
2:38:07And uh,
2:38:09but then at the, you know, I was
2:38:11watching Star Trek Nemesis and then at
2:38:13the end
2:38:15data
2:38:17data says a lot. I mean, it's a Star
2:38:19Trek movie. It's nerd, right? But Star
2:38:22Trek I This all came about because I was
2:38:25watching Star Trek Nemesis on the on a a
2:38:29pirate site last night.
2:38:30>> How many women have ever seen that
2:38:32movie? So, I mean,
2:38:33>> there were not many people. I I probably
2:38:35did not need to do the skit because
2:38:37there was almost no one there. But, uh,
2:38:40>> practice.
2:38:41>> It was practice.
2:38:43Um, it was funny cuz I had I had watched
2:38:48Star Wars in years at that point, right?
2:38:49I think the last time I had seen a Star
2:38:51Wars movie was maybe like three weeks
2:38:53earlier. And
2:38:58>> that's a joke.
2:38:59>> Yeah.
2:39:00Uh, but anyway, there's a scene at the
2:39:03end where Data's there and he puts the
2:39:06the the temporary one-time transporter
2:39:09badge on Bquard and before Pard could
2:39:12say anything, Data hits it and beams him
2:39:15off the ship back to the Enterprise
2:39:17before the ship that they're on is
2:39:19destroyed. And right after he does it,
2:39:21he says, "Goodbye."
2:39:23And the ship blows up and Data is dead.
2:39:25And I'm just sitting there like, "What?
2:39:28data is dead
2:39:30>> the android and it was it was it was it
2:39:33was surprisingly
2:39:35sad for me. I was just like
2:39:39what why are more people not here? Um
2:39:42but anyway so uh that was a embarrassing
2:39:47story of my past. So we're we're going
2:39:49to come up with a this will be a series.
2:39:52I've got I've got plenty of them.
2:39:55Not that tonight hasn't been its own
2:39:58embarrassing story. [laughter]
2:40:04>> I [snorts] like this new look.
2:40:06>> This
2:40:06>> I'm going to replace I'm going to put on
2:40:08the thumbnail. I'm going to just put
2:40:10Jeremy Iron's Warlock
2:40:13>> looking
2:40:15now.
2:40:16>> On the thumbnail with my face kind of
2:40:18like replaced on Jeremy Irons Warlock.
2:40:21>> I like how his is like male p. It's like
2:40:23bald. his his charts like back here and
2:40:26you have to shave your head. It would be
2:40:27a commitment that I don't think you want
2:40:28to make. [snorts]
2:40:30>> Yeah. Uh well, another true story, I ran
2:40:34a time time machine when I flew back
2:40:37from my freshman year with the DVD from
2:40:39the airport, ran the DVD, and I couldn't
2:40:41time the thing. So then I I uh thought
2:40:45the the flight was going to be like 5
2:40:47hours. So I watched it and then, you
2:40:50know, it took off and then it was 40
2:40:51minutes in. I was like or an hour in.
2:40:53And I was like, I better start it over
2:40:54cuz I got to kill time or whatever.
2:40:56Watch the thing again. And then before I
2:40:58knew it, we were landing and there was
2:41:00still half an hour left and I was like,
2:41:01"Oh my god, I got to see the [ __ ] end
2:41:03of this movie." And I I didn't see it.
2:41:06So I missed out watching it.
2:41:08>> Start out with you having a time
2:41:09machine.
2:41:10>> What
2:41:11>> did that start out with you having a
2:41:12time machine?
2:41:13>> No, watching the time machine.
2:41:16And uh yeah, Orlando Jones was in it as
2:41:20the digital librarian.
2:41:22>> Excuse me. Your eyes are hypnotizing.
2:41:25>> Thank you.
2:41:26>> It's like looking into a cobra's eyes.
2:41:28>> Yeah. Uh, he's talking about me, honey.
2:41:31[laughter]
2:41:36>> I think someone would be really weird
2:41:38actually if he said it to me all of a
2:41:40sudden. [laughter]
2:41:43>> Like exeric just turns into like this
2:41:46really like
2:41:47>> listen queen,
2:41:49>> I got this boy. boy knows what he likes.
2:41:54[laughter]
2:41:56>> I was walking to work once and there I
2:41:58passed this man who I just, you know,
2:42:00he's like an older, very tall black guy
2:42:03and I was wearing three
2:42:04>> Okay, hold on.
2:42:05>> three thin belts of a different
2:42:07>> Oh, no, no, no. Wait, wait, wait, wait,
2:42:08wait.
2:42:11>> That's like cool.
2:42:13>> That's like cool.
2:42:14>> I was looking I was waiting I was trying
2:42:16to find the record scratch. Why Why do
2:42:19you guys say he's black? Whoa.
2:42:22Whoa. What decade is this?
2:42:24>> I don't see color, so I'm not sure he
2:42:25was black.
2:42:26>> That's true. [laughter]
2:42:27>> He might have been white.
2:42:28>> Yeah, who knows? He could have been
2:42:30transparent for all I know.
2:42:31>> I don't even see people. Anyway, he was
2:42:34like, "Are the Are you wearing three
2:42:36belts
2:42:38attached to each other wrapped around
2:42:39your waist?" And I said, "Yes." And he
2:42:41said, "Amazing.
2:42:43>> Hell yeah."
2:42:45>> Yeah.
2:42:46>> And then he went
2:42:46>> my entire day now. And then he just like
2:42:49went back and like he like his his
2:42:51shoulders went all the way back at that
2:42:53moment and then he said, "Yes, queen."
2:42:57[clears throat]
2:42:58>> That's one of my favorite things on uh
2:43:02True Crime Loser does the Sarah Boone
2:43:04interrogation and he has a something
2:43:06where I don't know. She said something
2:43:07now I don't remember what it was in the
2:43:09interrogation when she's
2:43:10>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
2:43:11>> Yeah. And he's like like he's she's
2:43:12expect like what does she think that
2:43:14like the detectives are going to be like
2:43:16Yes. Queen. Oh yeah, give him five
2:43:18minutes.
2:43:19>> Yeah. Yeah, that was it. [laughter] Give
2:43:20him five minutes. Like the detectives
2:43:22are gonna be like, "Yes, queen. Give him
2:43:24five minutes."
2:43:25>> Like she's going out for high five. Like
2:43:28give him five minutes.
2:43:29>> Yeah.
2:43:29>> Uh oh. You're not going You're not going
2:43:31with me on this. Okay. Okay. Uh
2:43:35[laughter] five minutes for what? Oh,
2:43:37you're not going to go with me on it.
2:43:39Okay. Uh
2:43:41um
2:43:44>> All right. Last thing. Last thing.
2:43:48This ties into Abberrombi.
2:43:50>> Oh, good.
2:43:51>> Remember I was talking about how weird
2:43:53it was in the store, right? But we had
2:43:55the weirder part was the soundtrack that
2:43:58we had to listen to.
2:43:59>> Bad.
2:44:00>> Um,
2:44:01>> and it probably will cause the live chat
2:44:04to be uh
2:44:07>> because I will have to um cut this out,
2:44:10but
2:44:12um I think it's worth it. So what I I'm
2:44:17in I'm in uh an Abberrombi store, you
2:44:20know, basically,
2:44:22you know, being served up as, you know,
2:44:25a sex symbol.
2:44:26>> Eye candy.
2:44:27>> Yeah. We
2:44:28>> candy.
2:44:29>> Mhm.
2:44:30>> Right. Uh and
2:44:34here we go.
2:44:36The they would have the soundtrack. So
2:44:38there about 22 songs.
2:44:41>> 22 songs. It would last about two hours.
2:44:44So your shift is 8 hours. You're hearing
2:44:46these songs four or five times a night,
2:44:49right? And then you get to kind of know
2:44:51them and then you hear these different
2:44:52songs and then you're just like, where
2:44:54am I working? And one of the songs I
2:44:56remember from December of 2020 2001 was
2:45:00this song
2:45:02uh called Flawless by
2:45:06I I you won't believe this. Uh
2:45:10this is going to shock you.
2:45:12>> Mhm. The lead singer is uh drag queen.
2:45:16This
2:45:24[music]
2:45:25>> shocking, right? Like I mean this is
2:45:27this is the most heterosexual song I've
2:45:29ever heard. And I was dancing along and
2:45:30then [laughter] then I you know
2:45:33afterwards I was like wait a minute
2:45:36[music]
2:45:37>> cuz this is back in the here he is in
2:45:39the center. Watch this.
2:45:47>> [music]
2:45:49>> Yeah. So, I mean,
2:45:51>> it was kind of weird.
2:45:53>> Mhm.
2:45:53>> That's a powerful song. I'm glad you
2:45:56played that.
2:45:57>> Completely bombed your stream for that.
2:45:59>> But then the next song, the next song in
2:46:02the mix would be what's the
2:46:04>> um
2:46:09>> [singing]
2:46:13>> Um,
2:46:15what's
2:46:15>> going
2:46:18I said
2:46:20>> grab your things. I'm going to take you
2:46:22home.
2:46:22>> Gabriel. Gabriel.
2:46:23>> Yeah. Yeah. Like that would be the next
2:46:26song in the mix. It was just so weird.
2:46:29And this was the only song I liked in
2:46:31that mix. It was just like
2:46:38>> and then eventually like by the third I
2:46:40was like I don't care how gay it sounds.
2:46:42All right.
2:46:43>> Cedric the Entertainer has a really
2:46:45funny thing about that where he's like
2:46:46hanging out with his friends and all of
2:46:48a sudden they're singing along to he's
2:46:50like since you've been gone [laughter]
2:46:52like he looks at him and he's like yeah
2:46:54they'd be playing it at my job you know.
2:46:56[snorts]
2:46:56>> Yeah. Do uh well that that brings up
2:46:59another funny story. You know, I blew
2:47:00out my stereo to Kelly
2:47:04Kelly, what's her name?
2:47:06>> Clarkson.
2:47:07>> Kelly Clarkson. Since you begun, I
2:47:09literally melted a speaker, blasting it
2:47:12in my Civic.
2:47:13>> How How would you blast out
2:47:16>> cuz I I had I very I had a very powerful
2:47:19stereo and I cranked it.
2:47:22>> But to Kelly Clarkson?
2:47:24>> No. Since you've been gone by Kelly
2:47:26Clarkson that
2:47:30>> Yes.
2:47:33>> So I mean it was weird
2:47:37[music]
2:47:42>> and then I wondered if I was being you
2:47:45know I just it it was confusing in the
2:47:47store. I bet [laughter] it's confusing.
2:47:51>> It's very confusing.
2:47:53>> As you're wearing mascara and a wig.
2:47:56>> Yeah, that was confusing.
2:47:59>> No, we just had to wear all this weird
2:48:02stuff. It was always out of season. Like
2:48:04you It was a twomon It was It was a
2:48:07two-month season lag, right? So, it's
2:48:11Jan end of January, you're wearing the
2:48:14spring collection in Michigan.
2:48:16>> Yeah. Yeah. It's like
2:48:17>> February 1st
2:48:18>> there there's 12 inches of snow out
2:48:20there and I'm in board shorts, sandals,
2:48:23and a cut off tank top.
2:48:25>> Yeah.
2:48:25>> Going to work and being like, "Yo,
2:48:27what's up, bro? [laughter]
2:48:30It's It's August. It's 100° outside.
2:48:34Satan's [ __ ] and we're selling
2:48:36sweaters for the fall collection." It
2:48:38didn't make any sense. I always thought
2:48:41about the kids who would have to like
2:48:42who worked at Hot Topic and would have
2:48:44to like park their dad or mom's car in
2:48:48the parking lot and then walk like past
2:48:50like wicks and sticks and lids and all
2:48:53that like dressed like you know.
2:48:56>> No. Well, fortunately for us right now
2:48:59>> there there are there are employee
2:49:01entrances to a mall. I don't know if
2:49:03malls still exist.
2:49:04>> Yeah, they I think Well, I don't know.
2:49:06>> No, it's just but it's it's weird. It's
2:49:08like one of those It's like a long
2:49:09corridor you'd see in a like an artsy
2:49:11movie like it's like 100 Well, like
2:49:13where they would show somebody running
2:49:15like speeding up and they'd zoom out
2:49:17with like some weird zoom in zoom out
2:49:19like like a just like one door and then
2:49:22you just walk in there with your
2:49:24flipflops and you turn the corner and
2:49:25then Okay, there's the Abberroi. I'm
2:49:27right there. Um,
2:49:30uh, no, the I thought the I thought the
2:49:32[clears throat] Abbercrombie cologne was
2:49:34all right. But, um,
2:49:37>> here's the thing, though. Like, I I made
2:49:39$5 an hour, but I was required to buy
2:49:44at least three current items for the new
2:49:47season, which I could only buy at a
2:49:49discount of like $35. So, I had to work
2:49:53for basically, what was it? 3570.
2:49:58Well, I mean, you could get maybe some
2:49:59of the cheaper. So, $75
2:50:02maybe. So, I'm working
2:50:05essentially
2:50:08almost like three days just to work
2:50:11there.
2:50:12[laughter]
2:50:13>> Just for the privilege just the for the
2:50:15privilege of buying the clothes.
2:50:18>> Yeah.
2:50:18>> Um
2:50:19>> like the clothes I mean back in the day.
2:50:22>> Yeah. I some of the clothes would like
2:50:23and I guess should I finish off with
2:50:25dressing the mannequins?
2:50:28>> Oh, you could. I'm I mean I don't know
2:50:32stand alone.
2:50:33>> You're bored. I I I assume you're bored.
2:50:36>> No, I'm not bored. I just think that
2:50:38that's I mean that's really up to you.
2:50:40>> No, I can cut these up into a
2:50:41standalone.
2:50:43>> Yeah. I just feel [snorts] like
2:50:44>> I wouldn't say blow your wad all at
2:50:46once.
2:50:47>> You You're assuming I have a limited
2:50:49number of of embarrassing stories. No,
2:50:51no, we're not. No, no.
2:50:54[snorts]
2:50:54>> You're making new ones every day.
2:50:56>> So, the the weirdest thing about
2:50:58Abberrombie
2:50:59>> Yeah. Tell us
2:50:59>> was how like if you walk
2:51:02>> and I'm sure this is like every store
2:51:03you walk in, everything is is planned
2:51:06out. Everything is meticulously laid
2:51:09out. Like that's the first thing I
2:51:11learned there when I went in there. I
2:51:12didn't know what I was doing. I was like
2:51:13trying to like fold a shirt. I was like,
2:51:14"Well, I fold the arms like this." And
2:51:16they're like, "No, no, no. the one on
2:51:20you got to fold it like this
2:51:22>> and then the one on top has to look
2:51:24messy, right? So I I was taught the
2:51:26messy like the the sleeves like if you
2:51:28had a sweater, right? All the ones
2:51:30underneath would be perfectly flat. The
2:51:33one on top you needed to roll up the
2:51:35cuffs and then you kind of needed to
2:51:36like move them so it look they style it
2:51:39so they look like arms that were kind of
2:51:41sitting there. I was like, "Okay, that's
2:51:43kind of weird, right?" And then in the
2:51:45jeans you had to the top one you had to
2:51:48like flip open the the the the fly and
2:51:51it had to be like kind of tilted to the
2:51:54like it was all sexual like it was
2:51:56everything
2:51:58>> in the store was sexual right but the
2:52:01mannequins were the most ridiculous.
2:52:03When we would do a changeover they'd be
2:52:05like
2:52:06>> all right mannequin one here. Okay this
2:52:09is the you know this is the spring
2:52:10collection. Okay. So, start with putting
2:52:14on, you know, uh the cargo shorts first,
2:52:18right? Then, like I said, put on the
2:52:21board shorts over top of that. Why would
2:52:24you wear board shorts over the the cargo
2:52:27short? But then, okay, but make sure the
2:52:29open flap, the string is open flap so
2:52:31you see both of them. Okay, then. Now,
2:52:34put on one of the sweaters from last
2:52:37season on the bottom. Okay. Now put a
2:52:40put a T on top of it. A graphic T.
2:52:43>> A graphic T. And then pull the sweater
2:52:45up above the top of the tea. Now put on
2:52:48a track jacket. Make sure that the
2:52:51sleeve the sweater sleeves are pulled
2:52:53out from underneath the track jacket and
2:52:56then like you know put a jacket on top
2:52:58of it. And it was like nobody WOULD WEAR
2:53:00THIS.
2:53:01>> NOBODY CAN imagine that.
2:53:03>> Nobody would ever do this. It was so
2:53:06ridic. But it had they they would
2:53:08included pictures. They wanted
2:53:10>> what they were doing. I'm sure they knew
2:53:12what they were doing
2:53:12>> because they would have secret shoppers
2:53:14or not secret shoppers, but inspectors
2:53:16come through to make sure that the
2:53:17mannequins had the the right like I knew
2:53:21the store managers would tell me like,
2:53:22"No, if if they come through and and
2:53:25like the the bunch of this the shirt
2:53:28like they would all
2:53:29>> remember they had the open fly shorts on
2:53:31the bottom, right? You also need to like
2:53:33bunch the the t-shirts up along the
2:53:36side.
2:53:37>> And if it didn't look like that, they
2:53:38would get docked and possibly demoted.
2:53:41>> It would
2:53:43>> being demoted from abroad.
2:53:48>> Um, all right. Well,
2:53:51>> good night, Jackie.
2:53:54>> I think that's a good enough place to
2:53:58end with.
2:53:59>> Didn't you? It was good. It was
2:54:01excellent.
2:54:02>> I don't If you guys want to do a stream
2:54:03tomorrow night, we could do some
2:54:05>> We could do some Lauren. I don't know.
2:54:09>> Let's uh
2:54:10>> I don't know if
2:54:11>> let's bash our heads together tomorrow.
2:54:13>> Yeah, you might have to work on Monday.
2:54:15So maybe if we could do it a little
2:54:16earlier.
2:54:18>> You have to work on Monday. You don't
2:54:20have a job.
2:54:22>> Says who?
2:54:24>> No, Sumi doesn't have a job.
2:54:26>> You don't know that. You always say
2:54:28that.
2:54:28>> You always talk. You're always like, "Oh
2:54:30my god,
2:54:33>> 3 p.m."
2:54:35Like, you're like, "It's it's it's it's
2:54:38noon somewhere."
2:54:40>> Hold on. Hear me out. I think Compass
2:54:42Realy Hitman is about to have a stroke
2:54:45if you don't tell him.
2:54:47>> Yeah. Who that song?
2:54:48>> Oh. Oh, this. Oh, sorry.
2:54:52>> I don't know if they're talking about
2:54:54this song or the other.
2:54:55>> Yeah. Now, this is uh it's called
2:54:56Flawless by the Ones.
2:55:04[music]
2:55:06>> I mean, if that doesn't scream
2:55:07heterosexuality,
2:55:08>> I don't think they they're American.
2:55:11>> No, I think they're British.
2:55:14[music]
2:55:18>> That just raw heterosexual energy. Uh,
2:55:22unfortunately, the lead singer is dead.
2:55:23He died from CO, I think.
2:55:26>> Oh, well, I've never heard of them.
2:55:28>> He had one other single that maybe made
2:55:30the top 40, but it's basically the same
2:55:32song.
2:55:34[music]
2:55:39>> Okay, [music] I think we savedless.
2:55:55>> [music]
2:55:58>> This song is about to make me blow my
2:56:00brains out. I like it.
2:56:06[music]
2:56:08You got to remember this is 2001, so I
2:56:10mean Gigi Diagina was really big back
2:56:12then,
2:56:16but I'm assuming by your silence you
2:56:18don't know who that is. So,
2:56:19>> no.
2:56:20>> Nope.
2:56:22I will send you guys some videos
2:56:24tonight.
2:56:24>> Talking about whoever that is in a
2:56:26different chat though. I do remember
2:56:27that.
2:56:28>> Yeah, GG. It was He's a DJ.
2:56:34>> Uh he he did uh I'll fly with you.
2:56:41>> He did uh
2:56:54Nope.
2:56:55>> No freaking idea what you're talking
2:56:56about.
2:56:57>> Baby, I love you so.
2:57:03I'll never be disgraced. Tell me you
2:57:06love me so I'll never let you go.
2:57:09>> Hey buddy. Buddy, I think it's time.
2:57:11>> Yeah. [laughter] Well, if you guys don't
2:57:13appreciate quality and art, I mean, I
2:57:15give you Beethoven and I can give you GG
2:57:18Dagustinino.
2:57:20>> It's It's time. It's It's okay.
2:57:23>> Okay. Well, you guys You know what?
2:57:30>> That's what we deserved. And it's okay.
2:57:32It's okay. I'll take that.
2:57:34>> You know who's disappointed?
2:57:36>> Oh, I would never want to disappoint
2:57:38him.
2:57:38>> No, me neither.
2:57:40>> Well, you did. I think he's fine. Well,
2:57:42you did.
2:57:44>> You know you you know what else you
2:57:45disappointed?
2:57:47>> Oh god.
2:57:48>> Orange [ __ ]
2:57:50>> Well, he's he looks disappointed.
2:57:52>> Don't Don't worry. I got plenty more of
2:57:54those.
2:57:58[snorts]
2:57:59>> We really got to get back on Lauren,
2:58:00though. We got to get
2:58:01>> Yeah, we desperately need to get back on
2:58:03Lord.
2:58:05>> All right. Well, we ended early by by uh
2:58:10prior standards.
2:58:11>> Prior standards. Yes.
2:58:13>> Okay. So, um
2:58:15Okay. Well, anything else you want to
2:58:17say, Suma?
2:58:18>> Nope.
2:58:20>> Thank you. This was fun.
2:58:21>> Thanks, Eric.
2:58:22>> Kiss your finger.
2:58:26>> Delete your archives.
2:58:27>> Delete your archives. Kiss your face.
2:58:28Hard eyes.
2:58:30>> Goodbye.
2:58:32Bye.
2:58:35>> [music]
2:58:38>> Hey,

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