Decoding Voorhies, MK Conditioning, Plant Talk, ICAC, 213 & Roblox

Let me see. Okay. Hopefully, okay, we're live, guys. I'll wait. I'll wait a little bit for you guys to come in. I know you guys wanted to ask some questions. Hi, Trial Junkie. Hi, Amy. Hi, guys. Um, hi Jojo. Hi, Lisa. Anybody coming from um Alex says if you guys wanna Hi Kie, if you want to ask me any questions. Hi Lulu. Lulu says hi. Hi. Okay. Yes. You have to be the center of attention. And uh, the boys coming too. So one second. Let me see if I can wrangle these these kitties. Okay. Hi chickpea. Hi. Hi guys. Okay. Yep. I'm just going to wait for ACV to come in. Hi Rebecca. Hi guys. Um, if you guys want to ask any questions about Alex, um, it's definitely a good time to ask if you were having any questions about his live and what they were talking about. Um, yeah. So, hopefully everybody's doing well. Hi, Shibby. Hi. How's it going? Long time no see, guys. So, we'll see if I can clear up anything um with what Alex was talking about with Noie.

So, yeah, I have um I've been working on several presentations. So, um, I think I know, but it's scary to talk about. Okay. Well, you guys can always email me, too, if you ever have questions. What do you talk about? Well, he and Noi talked predominantly about um like trafficking and Keegan Klein and the Dropbox and um a lot of the stuff around that general um, you know, topic theme. Um, yeah. Um, a lot of unpleasant things. So sorry guys. I had a rush and put on some makeup, but I was outside watering earlier, so I haven't had time to really get cleaned up. Was very well, wasn't as hot as it's it can get, but the Dropbox. Um, yeah. So I think the Dropbox was just like a it was a place where they could store a lot of CS SAM. Um, the numbers and dates too. Yeah, we did talk about the numbers and dates. So the Dropbox I think is just like um it is it's a place where you can archive or you can compile all of the um different materials like the videos and images and other stuff. So yeah, um that's that's what the Dropbox is. Um, and so you know if there were names tied to it like Anthony Shots or the Emily Anne or um was there another one, eleanor 18, um and there was more than one, it is online, Trial Junkie, it's like so dropbox.com, it's kind of a place where you can like go and compile your own your own database or your own like Um, you know, uh, it's basically like if you were to Yeah, like make your own private compendium of whatever. Hi, Scout. Hi. How's it going? Yeah. So, file sharing app. Yeah, I would say it's like um, you know, the Google Drive and iCloud and all of that. Hi Nancy. Hi. How's it going guys? Yeah. So, um but yeah, if you guys have any questions um that they are insulated. Yeah, it's insulated. So, you would have to have like a password to get into it. Um, you'd have to be able to um probably know the lingo. I'm sure they didn't just have like videos and but who knows, you know? I don't know. So, but yeah, guys, if you want to ask any questions, go ahead.

Like I said, um I'm working on several presentations. The cult of 13 has gotten pushed back um cuz I, you know, I'm doing one on um like the plant situation of the case basically because it is so pertinent to understanding um the trial. So 213 is basically a calling card. It's how people identify each other. So like um you know how like in neo-Nazi groups if you have like you know the letter 14 for like the 14 words of like you know we will ensure that you know that white kids continue to go and carry on the race and whatever that lingo thing is, whatever that motto is, that's like a calling card. So, so like you know numbers like 1488, I think that was the year Hitler was born, stuff like that. Like what's another I always come up with I always think of like the worst stuff but like um let's say that like you guys were into like how about sports? Sports is a good analogy like um you know say you're a white socks fan and somebody is wearing like a little white socks logo, that's how you would identify that person. It's just that you know 213 is definitely more uh specific and niche to um you know like a sports team. So, but it would be that like-minded people on the internet would see that would see that code and would understand that like, oh, you know, these people probably have some of the same interests that I have, if that makes sense. So, fish is another Yeah. Um, you know, I'm not sure what fish is, but there's a lot of ocean references, too. Cox makes one. Um, pizza is pizza. Yeah. But fish was like it could have been a play on like, you know, Jesus and the fish and the stuff like that because, you know, Jesus was the age of Pisces or whatever. Um, and now I think we're going into like the age of Aquarius or whatever, but there's like that kind of thing. Um, so it's kind of like an inversion. It's make it's like a mockery of Christianity a little bit. Um, you know, that's that's where a lot of that satanic stuff comes from. But I think when people are like inverting or um hi Crystal um if they're making like things um if they're mocking things that are sacred to say like Christianity, I think that is also another way to flout western culture and western values. Um, and and keep in mind that a lot of the people that work behind the scenes and like groups like 09A, 764, the cult one that we're finding now, a lot of those are they they proclaim themselves to be accelerationists. And accelerationists are really people that want to speed up the downfall of civilization. Um, it's like anarchy but on steroids. So yeah. So and then put another tower right next to the other for the murders that was 213. Yeah. So the um also like with what Ivoys has discovered it was like 2,130 ft um and a at a 213° angle um where the girls were found in relation to this tower, the cell tower that was I think on Ron Logan's property. um tacos too. That would be a great Yeah, it's um it's in there. And um but first I had to go through like the aesthetics of everything. So like like I have to be able to explain to people this is like a calling card. This is how people identify each other. Um uh and like memes, memes are like a language that people use to communicate. um and how that is very significant of internet culture, but it's also like this very um it becomes like an even more um exclusive club, so to speak, because if you know, you know, kind of thing. So, if you guys ever hear that kind of stuff, if you know, you know. I mean, it's not necessar it's not necessarily nefarious. It's just that's what you know that kind of stuff is. Should have brought my water up here.

Um but yeah, so hopefully ACV comes in like a cult. Yep. Like a like a leaderless cult, Lisa. Um because like you know it's weird that you know there's especially with like the plant stuff. I've been looking into hive minds and um group think and when people become very emotionally connected to like these parasocial relationships that they get in with people on the internet um then they're willing to you know go to bat for these people and you know that can get pretty nasty pretty quickly. So yeah, cheese pizza, like child porn, the C and the P. Yep. Um, that was like what was that? Is was that called Pizzagate or something? Um, you know, again, I don't know how like accurate that particular situation was, but I do know that I have seen um like a lot of symbols like cupcakes, um, rainbows, butterflies, I think unicorns. No, maybe not unicorns. Maybe it was like lotus flowers. you get you see a lot of images online and like like on social media like people on Facebook will be like you know showcasing their little I don't know charms or like if they have something on um where do you see them you can see them you can see them in a lot of emojis and that's another thing like um like you know uh cartels, biker clubs, they can use emojis to or or even memes to signify like you know that something got dropped off or that you know um they can communicate through different emojis. So like you know maybe they'll have and this isn't to say that like it's just biker clubs or whatever but like in trafficking um you know food can like the cupcakes have been delivered but can signify like kids and stuff. So these effed up individuals have to co-opt and ruin everything. Yeah. Yeah. It's a lot of internet folklore. Um so how many of you have actually had someone seriously use emojis that way with you? Yeah. So, I mean, like, of course, you know, adults when they're sexing can do the peach and the eggplant and only those kind of emojis for like, you know, if you're sexing someone or whatever. Um, you can get up to that kind of stuff, right? Um, probably clam could stand for something. You guys know, you know, pineapple for swingers. I have seen where like um in grocery stores like the upside down pineapple in the cart was to signify that you were a swinger or something. I don't know. But pineapples can also refer to like the map or the minor attracted person. um that can be how they kind of communicate. Like the FBI has notably um seen how like blue spirals can be for little boy lover or like triangles within triangles can be little boy like boy lover, little boy lover. Um hearts within hearts can be like little girl um lover. Um, yeah. There's like a whole bunch of stuff. Only if you believe in it. Yeah. Yeah. Well, the eggplant emoji can stand for like I'm sorry. I'm I have never like fully grown up, but like it can stand for wiener. Sorry. I apologize. Yeah. Um, dick. It can stand for dick. So, and that's whack. Yeah, but that is the co some of like the coded language that like genuine criminals will use. So, sorry guys. I did not wiener. It's such a funny word. Yeah, you could use a hot dog for that, too, you know, but I've just seen a lot of people use eggplant, I think, cuz like I don't know how much of the rest of the world besides maybe Germany is into like sausages the way that we are. Tacos. Tacos could be something. Yes.

So, what are we going to do? Um, I think you know knowing as much as you can is one of the best things that you can do. But I don't, you know, I don't have the answers. I can just tell you what I've witnessed. And um, like yeah, I guess what I've witnessed. I I don't really know any other way to explain it. Um, if you pay attention to it and I'm sure like once they realize that more people are on to them and on to looking for the symbols, looking into like the emojis and all that stuff, I'm sure that that it would um they would have to pivot and uh change it up. So Mhm. Yeah. Yeah. What? Milend for Yeah, there's people that have those uh fetishes. There's definitely a lot of people too that use like mama and daddy language. And um hi goddess. Hello. Um, I mean, like I don't know. I like I don't ever try to judge people based on like their kinks or anything, but um, the daddy thing is a little too much. It's always been a little bit too much. Um, yeah, this shouldn't bother you. H, yeah, it should be. So basically I came live to see what ACV wanted to ask because he was like, "Can you decode Alex for us?" And I was like, "Okay." So here I am. Too many pesos. Yeah. Too many pesos. Um but yeah, so basically when Alex is talking about MK Ultra, he's definitely talking about um people that have they are maladjusted. So they behave very differently than probably regular people would. So for instance like they become hyperfixated on certain individuals come after them extra hard. MK Ultra is real. Yeah. Decode him for us. Yeah. Um MK Ultra is real. But like I think when people see when he says MK Ultra, I think it literally goes to like they're seeing somebody in a lab strapped down getting like, you know, either pumped full of some sort of hypnotic drug or like there's some, you know, weird dude Jedi mind tricking them or something. Um, but I think I think trial junkie there are ways that you can still fragment people's identities without having to go to those kind of lengths that we see. Um, it's Hold on one second, guys. Um, okay. Come on now. You don't need to. Okay. Jesus. Let me pull my hair up. Yeah. So basically um you know if you if you have a traumatic childhood even if you have like a traumatic period of time during your childhood I think it's like around age 2 or 3 that if something if you are neglected by your parents at that age um something pretty crazy can happen um like it like it it goes on to affect you later on in Um, so there's that. But I think too like if you are growing up in a system like the foster care system or like um like like Lisa was pointing out with prisons and different kind of schooling like boarding schools and stuff besides just like the foster care system, juvenile detention. um you know places that aren't the typical structural familial unit kind of thing. Mhm. And that's a very good Kelly Yuga makes a great point because it it was so traumatic, right? And I think we are seeing that too right now with what's going on in Iran. Hi Jake. Hello. So, um, any school too, like Lisa was saying. Yeah. But, so the MK by the 9/11 stuff, I think like the besides like the culture war of being left or right in this country. I think there is some real trauma that is still very much built into a lot of people. So when we see that like we're going into the Middle East and we're you know potentially getting ourselves involved in another quagmire I think a lot of us get a little a little antsy now you know regardless of whatever the political beliefs are there was a you know very specific objective to take out um you know nuclear facilities and hopefully it's it's one and done or you know if it needs to keep happening just at nuclear your facilities then that's where it stays right um so I I think there is a lot of that trauma and it's a it's a PTSD reaction a little bit collectively when we're like h I really don't want to do this you know so yeah so basically like the MK Ultra does like it brings up like the manturine candidate in like the Sirhan Sirhan and all of this like built-in CIA lore of secret, you know, experiments that go ary. But I think it doesn't have to be that extravagant. I think it can literally be um as simple as like having a very bad childhood, having something happen to me at a very young age, feeling like I couldn't rely on anyone and I didn't have anyone um to defend me. So feeling very helpless and like then maybe very dependent on people who do come into my life later on who then can take advantage of me kind of thing. And I think that like certain communities are going to be better able to attract those types of individuals. And manipulators too, narcissists, manipulators, whatever you want to call them, um are usually very good at picking up on um you know, people's vulnerabilities. So I thought he literally meant being sigh after brainwash. Me too. Judge for the longest time. I was like and and a little bit I think he does think that. But I think um you know cuz like kids that grow up on military bases um you know there was that whole thing that was out of San Francisco with the daycare stuff on the military base with the what what was that guy's name? I was like I can't remember. Yeah. Um, Ali Carter. I need to look up Ali Carter. Yes. Locus of control. Yeah. So, better. That's good. That's good. J, you looked up. I need to look up Ali Carter. But yeah. So, and then what were what else were they talking about? They were definitely talking about, you know, Keegan Klein and stuff. Um I think that's another thing that's going to be an issue too is real keys. Yeah, he's Yeah, he needs to be thoroughly vetted. Um but I think like online culture is is morphing us too. I think it's definitely um especially for younger people who aren't growing up necessarily the way we did without computers um without access to the internet. Um I think that's definitely going to be a major issue for people growing up and being able to like create boundaries in different ways and and have healthy boundaries. So, um, the CPS connection. Yep. So the CPS connection definitely goes to what you know the M the MK Ultraess of it because you know if you again if you are let's just say you're even going through the system and you're going into loving foster homes one after the other it's still going to be traumatic that you don't get to stay with the same people and then you always kind of have to adapt to the new people. And that's if everything is fine, right? Um, you know, and I never want to judge people, you know, for anything cuz I, you know, everybody should be judged on an individual basis. But if you are going into like a foster care system, if if you're a foster care parent, like there's this this bias or this, I guess, what would you call that? not a discrimination but like a a stereotype maybe of they're getting government aid by taking care of these children by bringing these children into their homes. So they you know there there there is the conception that people can grift off of off of that. So like they the people taking in kids, you know, could potentially be less um loving or caring for individuals, especially if it's a way for them to make money or survive, you know, that's not fair necessarily. And it's different in every state. So yeah. Yeah. So anyway, um you know, there there's this potential that um you're not always getting the best people that are being foster parents. So yeah, and it and the selling of the kids is really crazy. It is, but it's, you know, it's a thing. It's definitely a thing. So, um, but yes, if anybody has any other questions, let me know. Um, mostly, uh, is it is sad. It's it's like, you know, don't have kids, but easier said than done, right? Um people's life, you know, their lives change. They're not always [Music] doctors can't trust anyone anymore. Yeah. And I think that's why if you do have kids that you need to be able to communicate with them very clearly about these kind of things. And it's really difficult to do especially the younger the child um because it's also not healthy to hover over kids either. But the way that everything is now it does feel like you have to hover so to speak. So CPS shouldn't have so much power. I don't know. I'm not sure because I I've seen CPS get defunded too. So greatly dislike humanity. Yeah. Yeah. Um cuz you know even if you bring up a child with the best of intentions, right? Um there's so many possibilities for for them to not get a fair shake, right? there for them for things to go wrong. Um, and you want to protect them and you want to give them the best life ever. And certain things like certain hardships do make the person they do make you more resilient, stronger, that kind of thing. But, um, you know, you never want them to be in a situation that, you know, is going to is going to really hurt them for the rest of their lives. But yeah, um yeah, I thought ACV would show up, but if you guys have any other questions, um cuz yeah, I've got the you guys said I've got the plant presentation to work on. MP is an entire system involving CPS and trafficking. Yeah. [Music] Um yeah. Yeah. Thanks for thanks for stopping by, guys. Um yeah, I've got the plant one to do. Um and that's mostly going to be from like my personal perspective on it. just kind of telling you guys what happened, walking you through events, that kind of thing. Um, but basically so you can kind of see like how the hive mind works cuz eventually I want to get to the good stuff which is cult of 13 which is interesting in my opinion because you know help people and release insects outside you either care or you don't. Yeah, it depends. It it does depend. Sweet dude plants. What? Like you know the plants

On the case, Lisa, like the, um, for a lack of a better term, I'm calling them plants, but it's basically just social infiltration. Um, people who are there to knowingly or unknowingly, um, you know, feed a narrative and, um, play into certain agendas.

Yeah. Yeah. And maybe I'll do a live on them later, too, because, um, you know, I'll definitely just want to do them in presentation format. So, oh, my house plants. Yeah, I I have had to do a lot of transplanting of them. They've some of them have gotten bigger, and some of them the soils like blah, you know, you kind of need to revive it every once in a while.

They must be paid. Yeah. You know, so there there are definitely a lot of motivations. I would say that like, you know, from getting paid through money or clout or, um, you know, recognition or, you know, there's a whole bunch of ways to get paid to to carry out certain agendas. Um, and it's not necessarily just this like very structured, organized thing either. So, extorted. Extorted is a good one. Call it. Yep. Um, where you're compromised and leveraged, or somebody that you are close to or love is compromised or leveraged. Um, you know, having vulnerabilities, and if those vulnerabilities are other people in your life, um, that can be a a pretty strong incentive to want to, um, you know, keep quiet about something. But, um, you know, let me see, let me do I still have it? No, I'll have to go into my presentations to find it. Hold on.

Guys, let me see if I can find it real quick cuz I just want to see what I'm talking about. Yeah, my cult of 13 got to 75 slides, and I'm like, you have to you can't do this cuz like it won't even like load. So, let me see. Oh, no. That's saboteur. Okay. See, and it takes it forever to open, too. God damn it. All right. Where was it? It was delv plants. There we go.

Um, yeah. So you guys will if if you watch it, you'll hear me talk about it, but, um, I define a plant as individuals embedded in the online community, and they present themselves as true crime enthusiasts, sleuths, allies, etc. Um, but their real purpose is to either gather intel or push certain narratives, and they're placed into the discussion mostly inorganically, like they're purposely put into discussions to serve a hidden agenda. Um, but you know, people will often call them trolls, but I think they are better described as social infiltrators. And they'll befriend you, form close connections. Um, they'll have like the same concerns. They'll validate your suspicions, all while learning your strengths and weaknesses, which then they'll weaponize against you. Um, and they'll by betraying like your confidences or an attempt to publicly discredit you. So, and then if you if you question like the narratives, um, oh, give me one second, guys. Hold on. I'm going to have to one second. Say right. Yeah. Yeah. Hold on, guys. Once. Okay. Yeah.

So, so yeah, basically you guys know what I'm talking about though, right? Like, um, if you if you question the narrative or the status quo or whatever it is, um, then it's dismissed as like, you know, you're being dramatic or it's like it's some interpersonal thing. Um, but it's really it's really just going to be psychological manipulation. So, um, and then let's see. Yeah, I still have a lot of stuff to get through to really flush out, but basically like so a lot of the hallmarks and tactics are going to be like the emotional, psychological manipulation, which is going to be like the befriending and feigning support, infiltration, betrayal, lovebombing, swarming, gaslighting. Um, and all of this stuff can be done directly or via proxies. You know, you can get you can get, you know, approached laterally or sideways and have these people come up and basically, um, you know, like uh during the summer last last summer, during last summer, um, I was befriended by several people on Twitter who ended up they ended up being friends with someone who used the information that I talked to to the people on Twitter about as, you know, to weaponize against me, saying that I had their names in my mouth. Well, I did because I was talking to those people who I thought were my confidence. You know, I thought, um, you know, I'm talking to these people, and I'm genuinely believing that, um, this other group of people, it's going to be so hard not to say names. It's going to be I'll probably just have to because it's it's going to be a pain in the ass to not say names. But yeah, basically like, um, last summer on Twitter, Veronica and Scully, who I like I like these people, but they befriended me and they were really nice, but they wanted to know what was going on behind the scenes cuz I kept getting all this like really awful [ __ ] sent to me. And, um, God, I thought it was like I thought it was Prof. Then I thought it was like weirdly like Angela and Courtney. Um, I thought it was like all of these people that had a problem with me at one point, and of course like Angela and Courtney still have a pro they have a problem with me now for sure. Um, but anyway, um, it turns out that like what I was what I was talking about with Veronica and Scully was getting back to the likes of Angela and Courtney because, um, uh, then they came in on a Dan live and cornered me and was like, "Well, you can't keep our name out of your mouth and all this stuff." And I was like, I only have your names in my mouth to Veronica and Scully, so that's weird, you know. Um, cuz I I did tell Dan a little bit about like, you know, I I got I got some serious flak when I I believed that those mimicked crime scene photos were a part of discovery, um, for the defense, the ones that, uh, you know, the woman in the purple dress and stuff. So when I when I I questioned I I made the mistake of questioning Courtney on Twitter. I don't know how to work Twitter either. So that was a big big mistake. And I basically got harassed to oblivion, um, with gifts or whatever. Um, and it was mostly Angela and Luke who were they attacked me with all these gifts and stuff and memes and whatever. It's like, oh, you guys are so tough. Oh, good job, guys. But, you know, it it was clear to me that it was like, okay, well, there's certain things I can and can't talk about. Oh, hi, Zaddy. Sorry, guys. I sorry, I was reading.

Um, yeah. So, Zaddy, I'm so sorry. What happened last time? The the internet went down, um, like all across the region. It was pretty crazy. I'll show you the Well, no. I'll have to go back to the top. I can find it. I'll have to show you the merch I'm making, guys. Yeah, but it it went down. Oh boy. Why is that so bright? Jesus. Okay, let me turn down the brightness on my phone. Okay, you see where that is there? That's when it went down. It was just like huge outage. It was crazy. Nobody wants to be a cr Yeah, I'm so sorry. But it was such a good discussion. And it was like it really pissed me off, and then I couldn't get back in. So luckily Alex had access to turn my stuff off cuz I didn't I did not have access to that. But basically Yeah. What were we talking about guys? No one wants to Okay. Yeah.

So, so, so basically like, um, just like everybody that befriended me ended up becoming somebody that, uh, ultimately was had an allegiance with somebody else, which was just so weird. Like, it's it's a true crime community, guys. Like, why are we why is this a thing? Like, what is this about? So yeah, that was interesting. Plants. Exactly. So, and and plants too cuz there's like there are different levels, right? Um, you know, you have you have your useful idiots who I think I was a useful idiot, which is why I tend to have more compassion for the useful idiots.

Um, Oh, yeah. No, Angela is she is a leader. Yeah, that's for sure. Yep. Hi, Rick. H paid cactus. Paid. Yeah, they're going to be cacti. The c the the paid ones will be paid cacti face plants. They're just grifters.

Um, Oh, Brad did another one. Yeah, if you guys if you guys haven't and you're into Substack, um, Brad Blankenship just posted another thing if you guys want to check it out. But jump off daddy and it'll all be fine. Not so much. Yeah. Yeah. But, um, what were Oh yeah, the useful idiots because like I definitely got, you know, wrangled in in Dan stuff, um, last summer, and you know, I'm I'm still not sure what Dan was. Um, uh, you know, I don't know because if you really, if you really watch how most of these people operate, they're on the same team. Um, it's raining. That's hopefully it's not too much, but sleeper plants. They wait until there's arguing and stoke the flames. Yeah. Has anyone received all of the digital exhibits? I don't know. I don't know. Jake Brooks. Um, and I'm not even sure if that's what that fundraiser was for. I didn't bother watching it. Um, what team? Angela and James. Well, so uni party is the idea that all these people know each other and I think play play a part, you know, like I think I think there are some people like Jinx that genuinely really do care about the families and are willing to be terrible human beings, um, in order to defend them for whatever reason. Um, and then I, you know, so like that's that's a tricky thing too because like you don't know everybody's motivation, you know, so Mhm. Yeah, it is. It's tricky because the motivation could be literally like they do care about the families, but they could also be there because they're, you know, benefiting in some way or they owe somebody something, you know. Told them off. Yeah. Yeah. So, but then, you know, the controlled opposition or whatever is very much like Yeah. At this point, I do think that like Angela, Courtourtney, HCC, those people, um, were very much, you know, again, I don't know the motivation, you know, cuz I think like I think you can still really care about Rick Allen, but also be there for a grift. So, oh yeah, no, those are the transcripts. Sorry. Yeah, the the fundraiser was for the transcripts. That's right. Okay. Um, but yeah, a single USB. I don't know, Jake. Um, again, that's like something for criminality, um, to look into. I'm not really, you know, that's not my forte. But yeah, all I know is that like certain things really need to be questioned. I do think that I do think that Rick did not get a fair trial because of all of the shenanigans that led up to, um, his trial trial. So there were so there was so much leaked discovery. Um, people were kind of like exchanging it like it was a commodity. Um, and that's just not good. That's just not good. And like we know it was leaked because Tobore when he was on stupid murder [ __ ] was talking about the pings and [ __ ] and the, um, the GPS and all of that. So, like, you know, I know there was leaked discovery and why and and then like regardless of of, you know, how available like the mimicked crime scene photos were, um, because they had been on Brad Holders's, um, Facebook page at one point. But the fact is is that like if Courtney got that directly from you know like the defense team like a Matt Hoffman, um, it's still kind of discovery guys, and it's like why are we doing this? I know like maybe you want to make a point and say like no no no Brad does look like the guy, but like that's not for you to do. That was should that should have been for the attorneys to do. So yeah.

Um, and then the attorneys didn't do a great job. Why mark so many police officers and many others? Why all the resignations? People that were on the team in the end were all criminals? Yeah. Well, I think it's an elaborate cover-up because I think a big part of that economy is is definitely drugs because we know there's a history of drug trade and manufacturing in that area. But then I think also trafficking, you know, it's not it's not out of the realm to see that like a judge was engaging in like, you know, I I don't even know because it when you go to look up that stuff that Jaylen Rain talks about, there's not really like a a bust of like a like a brothel or anything. It's not it's not it's not very clear what it is, right? Um, but the fact that a judge was was engaging in that and that that this guy was also like he volunteered to be in CASA, you know, the child advocate for the court stuff, court-appointed, um, something advocate, you know, whatever for kids. It's just too much. So a and and the fact that Anthony shots is based out of that area. Um, when YouTubers were there, they said only closing arguments, they could actually see photos, a lot of handouts to the jury, keeping even the public room from seeing until closing. Goo would have to have been on in on it. Yep. But, um, you know, if there were a lot of shenanigans going on then I could see why go would be very special. Yeah. Court-appointed special advocate. Thank you, Jojo. Hi G.

Um, yeah. So I think I think a lot of people all if you know to be fair like we we still don't know what it is, you know, people that put a lot of time and effort into this. So, um, it as an attorney, it would be very difficult to to know what exactly you're getting yourself into, but at the same time, you you got to be willing to go all the way. And to just rest is weird. It's just weird. But again like trauma response when you you get used to so many weird things on this case that eventually like you're you're over-stimulated. You're just you're exhausted. You're mentally tapped out. So, um, see it family court is corrupt where I live. Breaking up family screening weekend children. Okay. Sued goliet median citizens with civil rights violation. H minor council. Yeah. Yeah. [Music] So again, like I don't I don't like doing the YouTube like having to investigate the YouTube side of it because to me it's really it's [ __ ] frustrating. Like these people if they've been [ __ ] with this case this entire time just because they have, you know, at best it's just a grift, dude. At best, it's just a grift because what is so [ __ ] important to to go in and [ __ ] around on an investigation and a case that involves two [ __ ] dead kids, you know? And think of all the other injustices that get no light of day because we're all still so [ __ ] preoccupied with these two kids that never got [ __ ] justice. On top of the fact that a guy did not get justice either, but he got, you know, their deaths pinned on him, their murders, their brutal murders. We have no idea how they even the timeline of events like what really happened to them. So the best thing that we have going for us is the observable dynamic. Hi big fish. Hello. Long time no see. Which is so important to say, um, Lisa. The best thing we have going for us is the you know what we can observe and and the human behavior has been massively off the charts, you know, like of of obvious so for the huge Dropbox aside from KK, and that's that's a huge issue too because, um, let's be real, we all know who is potentially behind Anthony shots, right? Not rocket scientists over here, guys. But we know who is potentially behind that, right? Am I right? Going to be hard for any appeal attorney to site trial happenings that made the conviction of farce in a railroad purposeful misconduct from all levels. Yep. Yep. The Dropbox. What do you think of the cartridges being injected by Ellie on the carpet floor? Hi Diana. Hello. I am not aware of that actually. Yeah, guys be arrested for CCM after the Dropbox comment was made. Yeah. See, I think I think CCM is an excellent way of leveraging people. Nobody wants to be associated with that [ __ ] So, and who knows like how how the [Music] Oh god, here we go. Hi, Diana. Um, you okay? Anyway, um, [Music] Yeah. Um, I thought ACV would show up. Okay. Well, if anybody else has any questions about Hi, Houdini, they say hi. Diana says hi. He's He's gonna be He's gonna be okay. We'll see. But, um, if anybody needed anything else, all the top rs in Indiana are child. Yeah. Well, it's a good way to keep people afraid. Is Houdini fixed? Yeah, he is. But, um, he's noisy. He has opinions. Nice. Either outside your cat's name. Sounds like he's in heat. Yeah. No, he's just loud. He's just loud. Loud boy. He's an orange kitty. I don't know if that is why, but crack. Yeah. Yeah. But, um, yeah, if anybody has any questions about what Alex was talking about with knowing, um, let me know men don't go into heat and this couch the name Oh, Nasser. Nasser. Yeah, he was he was protected pretty well for a long time. A lot of people in higher-up institutions and yeah, it's weird. It's weird and it's gross and it's like how much of of like any sort of organization is compromised in that way. So, a sweet dude. Yeah. Answer. God, cuz like, you know, there's never going to be good enough statistics on how many people are actually genuinely attracted to kids cuz nobody's nobody's going to self-report on that, right? [Music] What if that opened up some wounds? And that's why the chat box wasn't fully re No, I don't think it was fully researched at all because like Miss Bojangles was saying in Alex's chat that she was like, "We want to know who else was in that dropbox because we don't want them around our kids obviously." And and what if it was a local thing? So that it was like this local [ __ ] up [ __ ] of like getting kids that you would see every day. Um, hi Moss to understand what is it? What's your what's your strategy Moss covering for that filth? Yeah. Yeah. Jake. Mhm. So many people that are Yeah. I don't know, Diana, because like would we ever know would we ever know the real number of people that are minor attracted? [Music] And I think I do think that it was I think that it genuinely was I think it was like some local fetish kind of thing too because if you're seeing if if say there are pictures in there of the local kids, maybe that's why they're very protective of the Dropbox, right? Because especially if it's like going on under their noses and it becomes their own kids in their own backyard, then I could see it being very like, you know, it becomes personal at that point and it becomes shameful, like extra shameful that, um, they allowed it to go on and, um, but yeah, nobody nobody has really come out and and said anything like why aren't we looking into these people North America? Oh god. Yeah, [ __ ] that. Yeah, this information being reanalyzed appears to indicate Kelsey may have been part of the setup. If she's getting interviewed like five to seven times because she's not being, you know, tr truly honest with anything, then yeah. Yeah. Oh god. Robert Lindsay not trying to normalize that. I don't know because with how many people got run off this case, um, and got run off this case being called like pedophiles. This is the danger of of calling people pedophiles when they're not is that then then it's like again it's this mind trick of you get you you get normalized to people throwing around pedophile to a point of like is Robert Lindsay a pedophile? I don't know. Does some Did anybody look up like his any arrest records or anything? Because, um, yeah, Simpsons and South Park always know the future, Diana. Yeah, you're right. Um, Oh, you read his blog entries. Okay. Well, maybe I'm misremembering, but I'm pretty sure Alex was saying that they tried to smear him as a Oh, it has some gross stuff. Okay. Hi, Shay. Where the history of the Jared Fogirl investigation? Why it took five years to make that? Okay. Well, that's actually very interesting, Shay. That's very interesting because maybe that's why it's taking them so goddamn long because the FBI gets kicked out in 2021, right? Or is it in 2019? I thought it was 2021. I can't remember now. Um, oh, from the Okay, from the pedophile perspective. Okay, that's good. Okay, so he was trying to put himself in the shoes of the perpetrator. Okay, number two. Every time that Oh god. Okay, profile names. [Music] Okay, great. So, there were potentially people then that could have been that could have that we could have taken off the streets like way earlier. Great. Great. Fantastic.

I love it. I love it so much. Jesus. Hi, Nicole. Yeah. Oh, thank you, Zaddy. Yeah. If you guys, if you want to, please like and subscribe. Um, I I started doing I started designing the merch stuff, so it's going to be a little cheeky. How's it going? Dead leave KKO. Yeah.

Um, but yeah, I was gonna I came on here because ACB was like, "Hey, go live and explain Alex to us." So I was trying to explain how the FBI got him. Told her story, stuck in that mess. Yeah, I think um Crime Weekly did a series on on Jared, the Jared Fogle case. Um, and that was pretty much the most in-depth that I wanted to go because it was still just like it was still too much, you know? It was still I don't know what it is, but there's like I think because I just can't understand it that then I can't I can't see these people as human, and that makes me feel awful about myself. But also not awful about myself, which makes me feel awful about myself. So, it's just this loop of like feeling bad because it's like, "Why don't we just put you all to death, you know? Why are we allowing you to live?" kind of thing? And that makes me feel terrible because it's like, "Are these people born that way? I don't know. Um, is it is it does it develop because of bad things happening to them?" I don't know.

Um, but honestly, like, if your freedom ends where yours begins. It's like as soon as you go into another as soon as you're like invading another person's boundaries and their ability to exist and live their own happy lives and and you're [ __ ] them up beyond repair. Um, it's uh you know, there's there's this real like, "Why are you allowed to live? Like why?" Um, especially kids, like why? Um, yeah, so I need to but you know, you know, you know what I'm saying? Hi, dark. What happened for events there? Truth needs to be thought of in probabilities of variables given more or less weight for patterns. Yeah. Yeah.

Um, so you're saying that Alex is basically looking at patterns. Yeah. And that we can't really establish the truth, but we can see that like whatever is going on behind the scenes is um is abnormal and it's concealing something. It's kind of like all the questions that Prof asked about like the video and um you know, the fact that you can't say whether or not it's discovery or an exhibit is like why, you know, it should be pretty easy. Our our freedom ends where the others begin. Yeah. I want to see what what did you say? Um, but I wonder if some of those same names were found in this Dropbox. That's why I brought it up. I believe you. I believe you. Because if they're not getting arrested this first time around with Fogle. Pe mostly inherited from parents, that's a sad truth. Yeah. And it sucks that like you become the monster sometimes if you were prayed upon, right? And that's another thing that's like, "Why am I such an evil person when it comes to this kind of thing?" because like everybody was once a child and in a position of being scared and not knowing what's happening. And then maybe you get conditioned or groomed to feel a certain way and to like a certain thing. At what point is that does it become incumbent upon the individual to overcome that? Oh, Alex. I you know, I don't know if he's on the He's very smart, right? Um, depends on the but Moss. Yeah, I mean I don't know how well you know Alex, but um I think too there's a lot of trauma there with him with a lot of the whatever the [ __ ] these people did to him. And um yeah, there's a lot of rewiring of the brain that happens when you go through trauma. So, but Sadi says um depends on the amount and severity of the abuse. Yeah. Yeah. And and in this country, it's not easy to get access to health care or to you know, no excuse. We have agency. Yeah, I agree with that too, Moss. Definitely. Yeah.

Um, but the amount of severity of the abuse and like, you know, going to a therapist is is so expensive. Um, becoming self-aware is just difficult, you know. So, Moss, the way he talks is indicative, but many are on the spectrum don't know it. Yeah. Yeah, it is reprehensible. Um, but what if you don't what if you consider that normal? See, this is the thing. It's like that's why I can't judge everything one way or the other, right? Cuz what if what if you find that to be normal, what was done to you, and then you go and do it to another person and it's oh, Alex, I don't Well, so he was he was on a live doing a live, and then ACB was like, "Can you decode Alex for us?" And I was like, "Okay, yeah, I'll come on quickly, quickly, and I'll decode him for, you know, like what do you want to know?" Um, miseryless company. Yeah. So, at age five plus, a lot of them join in because the trauma is just so bad that they don't want it anymore. So, they just want that off of themselves. Cannot break the cycle. Johnny Yash is a prime example. Can't break the cycle. Yeah, you do have to be self-aware though. [Music] It's a tricky question because to me, if I were to make it simple, it's like, well, and this would never work, right? Because you would have to self-report, and nobody would ever do this. But like you'd have to be willing to say you'd have to be willing to go to some sort of professional that could diagnose you and say I have these you know attractions to underage. Oh, if they're imposing on others. Okay. Thank you, Moss. Thank you. That's helpful. Um, you have to you have to be able to articulate what it is that you're feeling and that it's abnormal to be feeling those things. And then you have to have access to somebody who can diagnose you and understand what it is that you're saying or talking about in order to get to this level of, "Hey, I think that I might be abnormal outside of like what society agrees is acceptable." And so therefore, if that person is minor attracted, if that's what if that's like the politically correct way to say it, cuz like part of me just wants to be like, "Oh, if you're a [ __ ] weirdo." Um, sorry. Um, if you're going to somebody, you're getting yourself there to the professional and saying these things that like that they are minor attracted, that they are um they don't see themselves able to overcome that or they don't feel safe around people that are minors or young or whatever it is. um then I think there should be chemical castration, you know, like um and that's not that's not decent either, right? That's a very that's a very terrible thing. You're you're basically you're going to see. So, it's not it's not like how else do you solve that problem though? And who in their right mind would go and self-report, you know? So, yeah, Kell, I know what you mean. Um, and then to do that against their will, too. I think I think if you do egregious crimes against other people then um yeah then I think I think chemical castration is totally fine, but I think you also still need to be imprisoned. You have to serve time, you know um yeah, and it may or may not be effective. So, I guess what I'm saying is like that's the emotional part of me that's just like, you know, we should castrate them or kill them. That's just where my mind goes. But it's not a it's not a fair thing. Um, and you know, that's after the bad thing happens, right? So, we have to wait for a bad thing to happen. Um, watch out for some of the minors, too. Right. Right, Shay, because some of these kids are groomed um to be catfished, right? They are groomed to be sent in to allure people. So, it's just a crazy world that we live in. It's not It doesn't make any sense. Um, and the onlineness of it is making it trickier. I just got through this book. It was really good. Kill all the normies. And um you know there's a lot there's a lot of like faux outrage that happens, but there's a lot of really terrible things that happen too. So um should definitely lose their emoji privilege too. Yeah. Yeah.

Um, word of education. Yeah. So, there's no easy way about it because again, like if you try to go for preventative stuff, is it, you know, is it going to work? Or people even going to self-report. I don't I don't see that happening, but you know um but yeah um so as far as Alex stuff is concerned I hope you guys know what he means by the MK Ultra. Um, what was another thing that we were talking about? Oh, the K through 12. Yeah, actually, I know what you mean. I know what you mean. I don't really want to go into the transgender stuff, but ultimately, like, I consider myself a very liberal person, and I don't I don't feel like it's okay um to be talking about sex at such an early age, you know? I just don't. Yeah. And it's backed by the ACA, it's a very problematic. Yeah. So, it's um you know, if you if you can't if you can't drink until you're 21, if you can't drive until you're what is it 16, you can't vote till you're 18? Like, should we be suppressing kids' hormones? I don't know. I I I don't know what kids are capable of doing, but I would not want my, you know, I don't know. Hi, Owl. So, yeah, I'm not trying to make this a political debate. I I respect people that are transgender and that, you know, go through um whatever it is that they need to go through in order to get to where they want to be psychologically and happy. But I don't know if like that should be happening with kids. So, and that's a that's a whole messy subject. Messy messy subject. But um and then like you know some of the weird weird [ __ ] that's getting introduced to kids in schools is weird. It's just weird. Um and I I don't I don't feel okay with that. So, um, but that's just my opinion. So, she just it it just should not be happening secretly behind parents' backs. I agree with that too, Shay. Yeah, I agree with that, too. I I don't Yeah, but again, I don't have a kid, so I can't really talk about that. Um, yeah. I just Oh, I don't Yeah, I'm trying to think what else did Alex talk about? He talked about what was it? It was uh 213. Um, what they don't teach at school, how to like adult. Yeah, they don't teach that at school. Heterosexualism. Well, if you go to Catholic school, you won't learn any parts of your your anatomy until much later. So, there's that. Who? Yeah. For Oh, God. Yeah. For their sexualizing children. And you know what? There's so many in the in the in the transgender and the LGBTQ community that are horrified by that kind of stuff, too. They don't want kids getting sexualized. So, like when they get lumped in with these other people that are going way too far, then it's like, "No, no, you know," um yeah, they want Trump. Yeah. So, um let's let's 213 um is definitely a calling card that people are using. Um at least like we've noticed in Deli, very specifically in Deli. Um I'm sure if we went down some Stevenson's and Evansdale rabbit holes, it would show up too. Um, right now my current kind of I guess theory is that in the way that you know we don't know how Lyric and Elizabeth ended up because they were found months later um after they were abducted. But we know that the Stevensons and Abby and Libby were posed and very ritualistically, symbolically. We don't have any diagrams for how the Stevensons were posed, but Abby and Libby certainly have tarot hallmarks of tarot cards, at least of the major arcana. And I think that um at least the woman in the purple dress from the mimicked crime scene photo definitely could be the fool of the major arcana. So, Libby's the magician, Abby's the hanged man. Um, the woman in the purple dress could be the fool. It might be that 213 is trying to say two as in like one two individuals 13 and 13 in the tarot deck is the is the death card. So, two deaths and and Chibi, I did take I did take photos of what you said because it was a really good um observation. So, I will I need to remember to put those in the presentation. 13 means that item that links Stevenson's to Deli. Yeah, we don't know what linked the the item that links Stevenson to Deli, but um I think I think people are using aesthetic um and like you guys I'm sure at least like women will probably two 13-year-olds too. Yep. Yep. They all equal up to 33, right? It's a very Freemasonry kind of thing. Um 33 has always kind of been a sacred number though, too. Damatria, we could look into numbers that add up to words that add up to 33, too, if we're being, you know, thorough. That would be a good place to go, too. But um I think that a lot of these people want to look badass. So to them, tarot, the tarot deck is badass. And I think it's a calling card. I think it's a way of, you know, leaving a mark. So So yeah. And um you know Iva Apous does that awesome work where they're showing that um from where the crime scene is to where the tower the phone tower is is I think it's 2,130 ft. Right? And then um that the angle at which if you were to draw a line between where the girls are found versus um where the tower is I think on Ron Logan's land, it's at a 213° angle, too. So something very specific is being said, especially especially if the girls were not killed where they were found. So it's a very purposeful, deliberate thing, right? Um and so there's a there's a thing that Alex was given from Louise, and Louise was looking into this thing called like the the TK K or the BTK uh case file, and it was basically looking into other similar murders around um the region of where you know Dennis Raider was killing people. I can't remember. I think he killed up to 20 people. Um, I could be misremembering that, but there were a lot of other very similar-looking um, murders that looked a lot like what Raider was doing. So, these people might have been copycatting him, or he might have been more active than they think. And so, um, if they're if they're really that smart. See, that's the thing cuz like some of them aren't that smart, and they are kind of uh [ __ ] up. I'll have to show you a confidential report of somebody um mimicking a a a federal intelligence report what they would write on someone. It's It's going to be pretty funny. Um so much had to go into planning all this. Yeah.

Um, I do think if there is like again if this is another means of leveraging people if you're getting if you're making snuff films out of it. Um, I agree it's it's it's excessive, you know. um must derive from something deeper possibly. And I've always thought that 213, you know, the first letter of the alphabet is A, the second letter of the alphabet is B, the third letter letter of the alphabet is C. I always wondered if that was like a code, you know. Um, but I always wondered if if it was like, you know, how um certain ciphers will use numbers for letters. Um, it could have, you know, any of those numbers could have been assigned to any letters, and then you could have like the, you know, whatever. So, but you're seeing like a you see a lot of like times where 13 31 26 93 um 69 obviously although not as much cuz it's pretty obvious. um a lot of numbers are showing up, and that was a that was a hallmark of the BTK stuff because um there was you know access to Dennis Raider's notebooks and certain cruel cunning and committed not necessarily smart somebody thinks they're pretty smart and um Yeah, I don't I can't talk about it, but I Yeah, they know who they are. They're going to get their comeuppance. They're going to get it. So, um, but yeah. So, so I I have to talk about that with the cult of 13 because, you know, there were these early online internet forums where it was like um it was talking about it, but it was like almost a way for people to go and potentially post not necessarily like bragging about things, but like either showing how good at sleuththing they were by connecting them or they had inside information, right? Like, so there's all these instances of these now like defunct forums and stuff. Um, if they were catfish for this, then it wasn't personal to anyone. Maybe I don't know. again. Like I I'm kind of one of those people that it's like profiling is beyond me. I would not be able to profile a criminal, at least not yet with like what I know. But I think victimology is important. Um, I think, you know, it's it's interesting that Libby's dad was very much involved in the meth trade. Abby's mom was low-level involved in some meth trade. Lyric's Mom and dad were involved in a meth trade or or you know maybe I think maybe they were just parttook in it. I don't know if they sold it or not, but um I think that's interesting. I think uh Charles Stevenson the what was he [ __ ] I can't remember now but he was a nephew of of Bill and Peggy. Was he a nephew? I can't I can't remember. I think he was a nephew of Bill and Peggy Stevenson, but he also had connections to drugs and he was in a lot of debt. Um Kona running that program. Yeah, I think I think there's a lot of I think there needs to be more intelligence officers that are actually good guys doing a good job, and I don't think there are many of those people. So, you know, nephew. Yeah, nephew. Okay. With a frying p. Yeah, that's right, Lisa. Thank you. Yep, the nephew. I can't. I think he's I think he passed now. But um Oh, and Quox is stepping down, too. He's retiring this year, which is interesting. There's a guy that we think is compromised, but Oh, I have that Jojo. I have the Roblox. Yeah, Jinx ended up giving it up on um on a Peggy O live because Laura was harassing me with Jamie so much that I called out Laura and I was like, "Hey Laura, give us the Roblox video." So, if you want it, I can send it to you. Um but you got to email me. It's um to spread light. I don't know if they were paid directly, Zaddy, but um I think a lot of people were promised um like clout opportunities like definitely with nonprofits and stuff. It's It's really weird. It's really awful. Um, it's like it's a mockery. It's basically a mockery. And um, they use like they use the piano music from Amale, which is like one of my favorite films of all time. Put it in a Dropbox and share. Well, it is in Alex's Dropbox. The the archive, I should say. He hasn't updated that though with it in it. But I can send you if you guys if anybody emails me, I can send it to you. Um, but it's it's pretty infuriating. Like it's it's it's mocking it. There's no other way to say it. Like whoever made that video knows a lot about what happened in my opinion, and they were making fun of him. God, somebody that's smarter than me, guys. Who knows what Kel's asking? Oh, the Roblox video. It's um it's a video that was made. Um Okay, Moss, I agree with you. I agree with that. Mhm. Mocking is the spirit around this case. Yep. It's like everybody's in on this like inside joke, and it's really [ __ ] up. It's really stupid. Like it's I don't know. Yeah, but they use like this beautiful piano music. Uh, and then I don't know. It has to be less than 3 years. I want to say 2021, but I don't know if that's accurate. Let me You know what? Let me let me ask Alex. And I think if I try to play it on here, it will. Let me see. I don't know if the sound will be able to play. I think I have to do it in Chrome, but I [ __ ] hate Chrome. Let me see. Yeah, Alex says 2021 2022. I don't remember the exact date. I think 2022. I don't know if you guys are going to be able to hear this sound. So, let me see. Okay, hold on guys. Let me make sure. Okay, hold on guys. Let me make sure. I hate my voice. Shut up, lady. Shut up. Okay, hold on. Let me Okay, tell me if you guys can hear this. [Music]

[Music] Yeah. Okay, guys. So, um, hi Dom. So, there's—it's going to get difficult to get it to play all of it. So, I think I'm going to have to stop it at before it gets bad, and then if you guys want to see the rest of it, um, just email me and I'll send it to you.

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Okay, guys. I think that's going to be it for right now. Um, cuz uh, it gets uh, pretty bad. So, hi guys. Hi everybody coming in.

[Music] So, Alex said that this—the Roblox stuff—was 2021, 2022, but they don't know the exact date. So, um, yeah, and then and like Kelt has been saying, it was a very intensive—Hi, Miranda.—Um, there—there was a lot of work that went into it. So, um, but yeah, that's actually in Alex's archive, but he hasn't updated it, unfortunately. Yeah. So, um, basically, like the BG guy has them go down the hill. Then there's like—he has them undressed, or I can't remember if both of them undress or what, but yeah, he reenacts—well, they reenact the killings—um, getting one of the girls undressed. Um, and it's—it's a long portion of it, like, you know, and then at the end there's like a girl in a sorority. Um, she's like a Roblox girl, and she's like in a sorority, but she takes off her pants, and then um, they have her jump up and down like she's clapping her cheeks, if you guys understand that. Um, like a sexual thing. And uh, it's just really [ __ ] weird and awful. Um, it doesn't make sense. So yeah, and then they hid it for a long time. You know, most people like—you like—like a lot of people don't know about it, or if they do, it's like, you know, they were never going to get to see it. So yeah, it's pretty shitty.

[Music] And the fact that like um, they have like this little blonde girl at the end—Roblox character—jumping up and down—well, when she takes off her pants or something—it's just so—it's like—it's like mocking females. It's like I don't really—I don't really know. So, Mhm. But yeah, if anybody has any questions about um who made that video, we don't know, cuz if we knew—Shivy, I think—um, the people that made the video are sadistic, and I think they—I think they know more than um, like a normal—normal person.

Where can we see it? If you email me, Carol, I will—I will do my best to send it to you guys. It's 14 minutes—14-some minutes long. And um, it's weird. They have like a reporter come in and report on it. It's just—I don't know. I don't know. I don't know if they even bothered Jojo.

[Music] So yeah, I don't think we're ever going to find the people that did this. I think there were too many people on the case that needed to cover up everything. And I think there were too many people in the case that—and still are on the case—that are trying to grift off of it. So if you guys don't have any more questions, I think I got to get going because I got to—definitely got to—work on those presentations. Um, but yeah, me too, Miranda. Yeah, that definitely put me in a bad mood. Not—not going to lie, that and talking about, you know, pedos is just—it's not my—my version of a good time. So definitely—Oh yeah. Yep. Definitely. Shay, hopefully I can send it. I think I'll be able to send it or the link if there's a link still up—be able to send. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, it was good to see all you guys. Sorry, got in a kind of a shitty mood. Definitely. Um, this kind of [ __ ] pisses me off. Yeah, that's my—that's the in light in the dark one. Me see if this actually takes me to where I need to go. Wrong link. Sorry, guys. Um, no, you're fine, Shay. It's just everybody should have this, I think. You know, and I think it should be up somewhere where we could all go watch it. There it is. I don't know how to do that, though. Hold on. No. Okay, hold on, guys. Sorry, I'm not very good at this [ __ ]. Here we go. That's—That's the correct link. Sorry, guys. But I think everybody should be able to watch this, and I think it should be up, and I think we should be able to talk about it. So yeah, I honestly don't know how to keep kids safe, guys. So with that, um, yeah, I think it does. Yeah. Hold on, let me click on it. Yep, it's in Streamable. Mhm. Yeah.

[Music] Let me see. We go. Do I send? Yeah. Okay, cool. Yeah. So, okay. All right, guys. Well, I love you all. I hope to have like a presentation coming and then maybe a live covering it. But like I said, the um, Cult of 13 is 75—75 slides—and so it does not want to load. And um, so I'm going to have to break it up. I think I'll do theory versus receipts. And actually, like I wish—I wish Alex would put up his—his link—link. Do I have it? Hold on, guys. Let me see if I can—

[Music] I wish I was better at this. Hold on. Was it this one? It was this one. Okay, hold on, guys. Sorry. Oh, come on. I did it. Hell yeah. Okay, guys. Well, I love you all. Everybody have a good night, and um, try not to think about this [ __ ] cuz it's just stupid. It's just—it's just not good. So, I love you all, and I will um, talk to you guys later. Have a good night.