Strange Deranged Beyond Insane
Everything paranormal and unexplained. History of buildings old hospitals any haunted locations along with personal experiences. Famous murders in Michigan. Ufo and extraterrestrial. Urban legends of Michigan. Folklores witches and tribal tales. Horror movies and unexplained curses and deaths on set.
Strange Deranged Beyond Insane
Genetic Mysteries: Chimerism Revelations, Sharkano's Fiery Depths, and Paranormal Encounters in New Jersey
Picture this: a man in Washington discovers he's not the biological father of his son, all because of a rare genetic condition called chimerism. It's a mind-boggling story that challenges our understanding of paternity and DNA testing. We journey through the perplexing mysteries of genetics, touching on cases like Lydia Fairchild's, where DNA tests threw her entire life into question. These stories raise significant questions about the reliability of DNA testing and what it truly means for crime investigations and our personal privacy.
Next on our exploration list is the bizarre world of Sharkano, a volcano where sharks thrive in boiling, acidic waters. We unravel the fascinating tales of creatures surviving in harsh environments, pondering if humans could ever adapt similarly. As we navigate the intriguing cultural stories from the local Gatoke and Vanguru people who hold deep connections to the volcano, we also ponder the ethical complexities surrounding celebrity allegations, weaving humor into discussions about fame's darker side. From the mythical to the celebrity intrigue, we bring a mix of science, culture, and a touch of skepticism to the table.
Our adventure doesn’t stop there! We take a lighthearted detour into the mysterious world of drones in New Jersey and their rumored extraterrestrial connections. This leads to a comical yet thought-provoking discussion about paranormal hotspots like Skinwalker Ranch, peppered with personal anecdotes, including an unexpected meeting with a witch at a convenience store. As we navigate these strange stories, we reflect on the quirks of our world, from unexpected legal battles and Vatican traditions to frustrations with the healthcare system. Join us as we blend the eerie with the everyday in an episode packed with strange tales and curious questions.
Good evening everyone. Welcome back to Strange, strange Beyond, insane. And I am your host, melissa, and I still have my co-host here and now. She gets to be blindsided by what I'm going to talk about, and it's Carissa, and I am so excited to see what yours is about tonight. Well, you know, it can't just be about one thing. It's got to be about several things. Be about one thing, it's got to be about several things, all right.
Speaker 1:So I'm sure you all have seen this on the internet. If you haven't, it's about a Washington man fails paternity test because of unborn twins DNA. Have you seen anything about this, carissa? No, I haven't. All right, so this is again. You guys, this is from 2015, so it's not recent. But, ironically, my boss was talking about this, about her daughter that I work with a couple weeks ago, before I had even seen anything on this, about how the girl that I work with swallowed her twin, and that's like a whole well, ate her twin, whatever Right Medically, so all right. So, again, this is from 2015. And it says oh, that's crazy. The parents, who wished to remain unnamed, went to a fertility clinic and welcomed a healthy baby boy in June of 2014. But the problem started. When they realized that their son didn't have the same blood type as either parent. They took an at-home paternity test which revealed the man was not the child's father, buzzfeed reported. You can imagine the parents were pretty upset.
Speaker 1:Barry Starr, a geneticist at Stanford University, told BuzzFeed we love to make fun of each other. I love it when she's the host like just talking. I'm like wait a minute, did I hear that wrong? No, you didn't. And then when I'm on here, like the one on the mic, she hears what I say wrong and I'm like I said that right. And you're like sitting there. No, you fucking didn't. It didn't even sound like the word. I just think that's hilarious. We just call each other out. Yeah, we just call each other out. Live, it's okay. That's what makes it fun. What are friends for? Okay, go ahead and say it. Geneticist, geneticist. Yes, yes, correct, correct. She says correct and I say right, oh, my god, alright.
Speaker 1:So they thought that the clinic had used the wrong sperm. I'm sorry, if I was that couple, I'd be so pissed either at my husband, for like I'd be pissed at the fertility clinic, or if I was the husband, I would be like questioning your wife. Yeah, no shit. That serves like a lot of problems, right? Okay, so getting back after the wrong sperm. I hope I'm saying this right. Right, because I did have to look this up because you guys know how I am about pronouncing things.
Speaker 1:It turns out the man is a chimera, meaning he absorbed the genes of his twin, who died early in the pregnancy. According to a case study, the man's DNA excluded him as a boy's father, but still showed a relationship between them two. Okay, to our knowledge, this is the first reported case in which paternity was initially excluded by standard DNA testing methods and later included as a result of the analysis of different tissues. This case of shimerism yielding a false exclusion is thought to be unusual. The study concluded People on TikTok have been commenting on this like weird science movie news.
Speaker 1:That's how I see it. How many of us are walking around, I'm sorry. How many of us are walking around with our absorbed twin? So this is where my boss's daughter and that's why she always said that she's a tomboy and like she's half man, half woman, because I guess they and it was a brother, alright. So another one writes same thing happened with a woman named Lydia Fairchild. She found out her three children that she gave birth to were not hers biologically Nuts, like what do you mean? They're not fucking her? She gave birth, right? Did they do a switch up at the hospital three times? I just think that's like fucking ludicrous. Yeah, she was later accused of fraud for trying to claim benefits.
Speaker 1:Another comment reads imagine how many people are getting away with other crimes because of that. Oh yeah, that's what they're talking about the 23andMe. Your DNA would never come back. That's why that big conspiracy is going around about 23andMe, why they closed it. Oh, they closed it. Yeah, everybody backed out of it. I'm sorry I have you know how I feel about 23andMe. I never got any of that. Besides, I will not do it because I don't want the government to have any form of my. I don't need them to have any more ammo, correct, alright. Another comment read oh yeah, we already said that. Imagine how many people are getting away with crimes. Another reads there's an episode on CSI with Shamira as the perpetrator.
Speaker 1:Science is crazy. Oh yeah, it is Like how do you even fix that on a birth certificate? You are not the father. Oh, just kidding. What about? You're not the mother and you gave fucking birth? It'd be like you giving birth to Jackson and them trying to tell you you're not the biological mother, right, like no, I know it came out of my hoo-ha, that's, you got me fucked up. I hope that doesn't happen. Oh, that would be so fucked up, that would be petrifying. Well, at least we know what this is like, a condition so we can just tell them, like, oh, the screw up. No, retest the tissues, you'll find out. I ate my twin. We become scientists. Dude, we're totally the chicks or the chicken ghostbusters Hell yeah, all right. Or the chicken Ghostbusters Hell yeah, all right.
Speaker 1:So meanwhile, talking about crazy science shit, a patient that has come into US from Congo back into Ohio, so he's an American native is in isolation because of new terrifying flu-like disease that has already killed 179 people, mostly teens, and health officials have no idea what it is. So they've mostly killed teens, and health officials do not know what it is. Okay, sounds like another fucked up round of COVID times to me. Yeah, jumanji, we're done with that game. Yep, the good news is that the patient in West Lake Ohio has already been discharged from isolation. Thankfully, health officials took all protocols into consideration and didn't seem to be too worried by this.
Speaker 1:Okay, until it spreads, and what? And then we all turn into fucking zombies or we die. Yes, exactly, but we all. That's what I wrote, but we all have seen this before. So let's just wish upon a shooting start. Or we could say full moon Friday, the 13th, tomorrow. Yes, we could. That all goes well. I thought we exited the game of fucking Jumanji. Are we back in it? Um, I think Jumanji game is not over yet. No, no, uh-uh.
Speaker 1:Like I said about, like bubonic plagues. They come and go every like ten years. Yes, again, carissa is a queen of plagues. God bless ya Of plagues. And you know, once a plague is done, it's never done. It ends up resurfacing within a couple years and then it goes dormant and then it comes back. And I think we're gonna see that with covid, except that they're going to have different symptoms, they're going to be called different names, but each virus is just mutating into something different and I don't see the end of this quite yet. Yep, she is the queen of plagues.
Speaker 1:Y'all, I should do an episode just on play. I think you should, because you're so passionate about it. Yeah, listen, listen. In her last life she was a plague doctor, I swear. Yes, I was. Thank you for taking over, because I have been sneezing like a mad woman. I'm here how do you love me, spitting all around you while I have this nice Michigan cold. I hope I breathe it all in.
Speaker 1:She's got some sick days at work. I got some PTO to use. You work for an insurance company, so you understand. Well, not an insurance company, a medical company, oh, but I deal with insurance. No pun intended, we'll save that one for the last one. Okay, all right.
Speaker 1:So me and Kiki were sending this back and forth to each other. I'm like girl, I sent this to you, she didn't even fucking read it. This back and forth to each other. I'm like girl, I sent this to you, she didn't even fucking read it. But then she sends it to me and she's like, wow, this is crazy. What is that? Shark Kano? Okay, so it's an undersea volcano where sharks live.
Speaker 1:The very active Kavachi volcano in the Solomon Islands is being called a Shark Kano because scientists found sharks living in the crater. Nasa captured the satellite image of disclosed water from the volcano on May 14, 2022. So this image is from it's via NASA Earth Observatory, which I obviously don't have it on here, but it's really cool. You'll have to look it up. Yeah, I will. It's really pretty. The story was making the rounds on social media yesterday, may 25, 2022. So this is from almost three years ago.
Speaker 1:Researchers have dubbed the underwater Kavachi volcano a sharkano after finding sharks living in its submerged crater. The Kavachi sharkano lies in the waters off the Solomon Islands in the ocean near Australia and Papua New Guinea. See, I knew I needed it. Phase in October 2021 and satellite data showed discolored water around Kavaki on several days in April and of May 2022, indicating eruptive activity. Nasa Earth Observatory shared the satellite image showing disclosed waters rising upward from Kavaki on May 14. The last large eruptions at Kavaki on May 14th Hmm, the last large eruptions at Kavaki occurred in 2014 and 2007. Though the volcano erupts nearly continuously, nearby residents often report seeing steam and ash. Okay, that's how it is in Hawaii too. Yeah, yeah, paul has seen a lot of ash.
Speaker 1:What's going on inside the Sharkano? Scientists found two species of sharks, including hammerheads, living in the submerged crater during a scientific expedition to Kavaki in 2015. Submarine plumes of superheated acetic water, such as the one from Kaviki, usually contain particulate matter, volcanic rock fragments and sulfur. That would burn the fuck out of your eyes and the sharks are living in there. Yes, that's why they're called sharkanos. Sharkanos, yeah, okay, the scientists also found microbome communities thriving on the sulfur. So there's life in there, right, lots of life, and it's only gonna grow over time, can I? It's off the subject, but it is about like animals you know living, and like that would be like hyacinth or you know whatever kind of water, but that would be like high acidic or you know whatever kind of water. But they're talking about animals like you know.
Speaker 1:Chernobyl, yeah, okay, another huge interest of mine. They are now saying that the dogs there that are thriving in this toxic environment, they're almost getting superpowers now, yeah, they're mutated, they are mutated and it's just showing scientists that animals can thrive in high toxic situations, just like these sharks. We can too. So can we if we adapt properly, right? Okay, you guys know why the movie the Hills have Eyes were made was because of that reason. You ever seen that? Yeah, I have, but I didn't know. Yeah, that's from Chernobyl. Oh well, I mean, have you seen a lot of the deformities in Chernobyl? And it's passed down to three generations, correct? Yeah, so there you go, okay, sorry, back to Shark Tank. No, I'm glad that you brought that up because we could learn to thrive in that and, unfortunately, the way that people take care of our earth. We are really living and really beginning to live in toxic times. Yeah, wasteland, correct. Okay, I hate how they make me say this so many times.
Speaker 1:Kavaki, sharkano and other names the island gets is named from Gatoke and Vanguru, people's name for a god of the sea. Okay, people also sometimes call it Rajote Kavaki or Kavaki's Oven. Yeah, it's probably hot as fuck with all the sulfur and the ashes and the volcano. Whatever you call it, the underwater volcano is a busy, active spot. It creates new temporary islands up to a half a mile long, but soon the waves erode the new island, taking it back down under the sea. Waves erode the new island, taking it back down under the sea.
Speaker 1:Nasa said that the volcano produces lavas that range from ballistic, which is rich in magnesium and iron, to um andes andesesthetic Andesesthetic, I think, which contains more silica. It is known for having oh God, pre Preathomatic, preathomatic more silica. It is known for having pre prothomatic eruptions, in which the interaction of magma and water cause explosive eruptions that eject steam, ash, volcanic rock fragments and bombs basically. So the bottom line is.
Speaker 1:The underwater Kavaki volcano in the Solomon Islands is being called a sharkano because scientists found sharks living in the superheated waters inside the volcano, which means that those sharks are mutated or definitely immune to their surroundings. They're fucking mutated dude. It's hills, have eyes. They're showing us now, yes, we're going to be like no, we're going mutated dude, it's hills, have eyes. They're showing us.
Speaker 1:Now, yes, this is we're gonna be like no, we're gonna be all crazy. Soon, jackson's gonna have to. Jackson's gonna start growing extra digits out of his hand. I'm gonna be like what's wrong with you, son? Cause they're like, it's always been like this mommy. And then you're gonna be calling me out, but you're gonna be like let. And then you're going to be calling me out, but you're going to be like let's get on the podcast. Fucking Mandela effect, right. Because I'll be like, yeah, I remember Jackson with ten fingers Right, and I'll be like I don't. You gave birth to him.
Speaker 1:Oh, my God, you guys, I don't care what anyone says. Herbs are good for the soul, absolutely. And please, everyone, give Carissa here a round of applause because she brought me over non-infused flower Flower. Yes, that's my favorite. I don't like the infused shit. I love the infused, but it kills my lungs and I found this brand High Minded and I think their flower is really good quality. Yeah, I sent it to Colby. She couldn't find it when she went. Oh, you gotta go to Puff in Utica. I think she went to Puff, or not? Puff Cloud, cloud Cannabis, huh, alright, anyway. Well, we're gonna need some more of that after the last part of this.
Speaker 1:Alright, you guys, it's been said Jaguar. Is it Jaguar Wright or Jaguar White? I think it's Jaguar Wright. I didn't really know about her. I don't remember her. Okay, it's Jaguar Wright. She's a little bit before my time. She must be before mine because I don't know her. She was like an R&B, I think, and some rap, but anyways, jaguar Wright is now coming forward. She has like her own series of like, vlogging, podcasting, whatever On like all platforms, excuse me and she has been talking about all these never told stories before, about the Diddy freak off parties, and I feel like she doesn't just focus on Diddy, but she focuses on everyone else involved with Diddy. Uh-huh, and she kept saying Jay-Z was one of them.
Speaker 1:Jay-z and Beyonce. Well, people have been saying shit about Beyonce, for and did I tell you last time, like one day because I loved Beyonce. Well, people have been saying shit about Beyonce, for and did I tell you last time, like one day because I loved Beyonce's music, and one day I just stopped fucking listening to Beyonce. This was probably like six years ago, yeah, and I looked that up on TikTok and they said that that's when my spiritual awakening probably like started at peak and I knew like it was weird, like I didn't have anything against her or nothing. I just stopped listening to her music. I have nothing against her.
Speaker 1:You know the girl that I lost my friendship with over the election, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So she sent me over like Beyonce's new album, and she was like it's the best ever. I listened to it and I was like, yeah, and I was like, wow, not my type of music. I don't think it sounds country. I don't know what it is. It's weird. It's not my forte. I would like to call it elsewise, but I don't want to offend anybody.
Speaker 1:Look at you being all fancy and shit, but Beyonce is definitely involved in the fucking ditty Witchcraft. Well, that too. And not good witchcraft. No, she's always showing the fucking witchcraft. And not good witchcraft. No, she's always showing the devil's sign. So is Jay-Z the triangle. For how long, absolutely? How long has he been doing that? 20 years, alright.
Speaker 1:So Jay-Z, whose legal name is Sean Carter, is denying allegations that he raped and drugged a 13-year-old girl alongside Sean Diddy Combs at an MTV VMAs after party in 2000. Back when MTV was like the shit. Do you remember MTV Buzz? Yes, do you remember VH1's movies and the videos? Do you remember pop-up videos? Pop-up videos were my favorite Pop-up videos. Or behind the music? Yeah, behind the scenes. Oh God, dude, I watched that one on Prince, like years ago. I've watched. All of them were good. Yeah, all of them were good.
Speaker 1:Okay, so Jay-Z files for dismissal of disclosure of 13-year-old girl's identity in rape lawsuit tied to Diddy. Sean Jay-Z Carter fired back in a court filing Monday after he and Sean Diddy Combs were accused of raping a 13-year-old girl at an after party. We already said this, it's an awards show after-party and so, according to an amended civil lawsuit filed Sunday and that was a week ago, yeah, that's over a week ago Carter filed a motion Monday to deny the plaintiff's request to remain anonymous, calling her either her identity to be disclosed or the suit to be dismissed. I'm sorry that's bullshit right there because they can gaslight her. Yeah, well, people are going to come after her. All the Jay-Z fans are going to fucking knock her down to the point where she's gonna end up dropping the case and not testifying. Anyway, yeah, celebrities have that power of making their little problems go away, and I think that's bullshit that he would even be able to give such an ultimatum. Yeah, let the courts decide. We can't do that. No. So in the motion he also accused Texas attorney Tony Bazzabi of conducting an Extraordinary, extraordinary campaign against him. It's so weird reading it like this, but if I pull this out, sometimes it pulls my mic out. Oh gotcha, that's why I leave it. Okay.
Speaker 1:In a statement posted to the Roc Nation X account on Sunday, jay-z denied the allegations made against him. In the Sunday filing. Jay-z was added to the lawsuit first reported by NBC that was originally filed in October as one of several nominous complaints by Busby. Did you hear that? He feels like it's unfair because now he has to explain to his children? Jay-z said that yeah, about, you know how horrible people are and how they can make accusations. Oh yeah, let's not flip the script, asshole and make it be like my poor kids. No, if you did do something. You deserve to be punished for it. Did you see that? Solange Knowles that's her sister's name right? She beat the shit out of Jay-Z in an elevator. I remember that years ago they showed the footage again. So I wonder if it's about that or him cheating on Beyonce.
Speaker 1:Yeah, many of the lawsuits did not survive because the plaintiffs declined to be named. However, in this case the judge said then 13-year-old showed sufficient cause to continue anonymously. Good, carter was identified in the original complaint as celebrity. A another celebrity stood by and watched as combs and carter took turns assaulting the minor. Oh, I wonder if that couldn't be beyonce. The lawsuit said without naming the celebrity.
Speaker 1:Okay, I don't know if you've seen this a lot on tiktok, but I've been seeing a lot that people are losing time, like literally losing time, like lost the time track there's. Actually they haven't came on to like a recording and set it, but they've. I think one of them dialed 911. So it was like the recording leaked. But a lot of people have been witnessing loss of time right in front of their eyes clocks rapidly moving, people driving, and then realizing in a split second that they're somewhere else and the time change is so radical that they don't know if they were asleep or awake. That happened to two people the same day, different times. They were not linked up in any way. Yeah, they both reported it. People are linking the sudden changes and we are pretty much aware that after these drones fly over them, that they are somewhere else again and time is completely different. So that brings us in to the drone thing too, because they're actually linked.
Speaker 1:Well, I mean, people believe that these drones because you know about the drones that are just like showing up with. No, that has nothing to do with the government. They're basically flying them illegally. Oh, and the government doesn't know where they're coming from. You didn't hear about any of this. No, that's kind of scary. Okay, so these drones have been Like, I think drones should not be allowed. No, they're a nuisance and they freeze me up and they are too invasive of people's privacies. Like, off subject for just a second. But the shit that we did growing up we got away with because there was no fucking drones and cameras and cell phones. Well, we still had cameras. Okay, we had throwaway cameras. We didn't have like cell phones to be taking videos and photos of True. True, but let me get into this. Since you haven't heard this, though, all right.
Speaker 1:So these drones have been reported to be frequently flying in New Jersey, also being reported to be mysteriously appearing in other places. A US senator has said that these drones should be shot down immediately. What the fuck? Woman? Dawn Fantasia described the drones as up to six feet in dynamiter and sometimes traveling with their lights switched off. The Morris County Republican was among several state and local lawmakers who met with state police and homeland security officials to discuss the spat of sightings that range from New York City area through New Jersey and westward into parts of Pennsylvania, including over Philadelphia.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I can't believe you haven't seen anything on this. No, these devices are not government regulated and they're not people. That's what they're trying to figure out. I mean, we did finally get declassified that UFOs are a thing. Do you think UFOs have control over drones? Yeah, I think there's a lot. There's a lot of conspiracy. It says that these devices do not appear to be being flown by hobbyists. Okay, so people are us kind of people are not the ones flying them. No, that's what she's. Yeah, okay, nobody knows.
Speaker 1:Dozens of mysterious nighttime flights started last month and have raised growing concern among residents and officials. Part of the worry stems from the flying objects initially being spotted near the Picatinny Arsenal, a US military research and manufacturing faculty, and over President Elect Donald Trump's golf course in Bedminster. They want to go golfing? Yeah, they do. Drones are legal in New Jersey. Or they want to have a meeting with Donald Trump himself? Yeah, maybe they want to face to face with him. They want all of his attention. Yes, drones are legal in New Jersey for recreational and commercial use, but they are subject to local and federal aviation administration regulations and flight restrictions. Operators must be FAA certified and I knew that from Paul. He told me that he's like you cannot fly over a certain you know Height. Yeah, there's a lot of rules.
Speaker 1:Most, but not all, of the drones spotted in New Jersey were larger than those typically used by hobbyists. The number of sightings has increased in recent days, though officials say many of the objects seen may have been planes rather than drones. It's also possible that a single drone has been reported more than once. Governor Phil Murphy and law enforcement officials have stressed that the drones don't appear to threaten the public's safety. Of course they're going to fucking tell us that, right, they don't want to freak you out. The FBI has been investigating and has asked residents to share any videos, photos or other information that they may have. I need to make these letters bigger next time if I'm going to talk from here. Yeah, because, like looking at the screen sideways, by the time I get up you're going to think I'm drunk. It's the weed. It's the weed that makes you drunk. I'm sure that has I'm so relaxed. It's the weed that makes you drunk. I'm sure that has I'm so relaxed.
Speaker 1:Two Republican Jersey Shore area congressmen, us Reps Chris Smith and Jeff Van Drew, have called on the military to shoot down the drones. Smith said a Coast Guard commanding officer briefed him on an incident over the weekend in which a dozen drones followed a motorized Coast Guard lifeboat in close pursuit near Barngett Light and Island Beach State Park in Ocean County. Coast Guard's Lieutenant Luke Pineo told the Associated Press Wednesday that multiple low-altitude aircraft were observed in the vicinity of one of our vessels near Island Beach State Park. Scary, I'll tell you, it's aliens. All right, you guys, sorry about that little break. We had to switch off our chairs so I can see better. Old age no, Actually, my eyes. I have really, really good eyes, that is true. I got one fixed. No, I have really, really good eyes, that is true. I got one fixed. No, it's just the side of that, like the glare from the lights too Right, all right. So the aircraft were not perceived as an immediate threat and didn't disrupt operations. Pineo said the Coast Guard is assisting the FBI and state agencies in investigating.
Speaker 1:In a letter to the US Defense Secretary, lloyd Austin Smith called for military help dealing with the drones, noting that Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst well, that's a whole mouthful to say has the capability to identify and take down unauthorized unmanned aerial systems. It's funny, he's got Dick in the middle of his name. He's got Dick in the middle of his name. Of course you would notice that. However, pentagon spokeswoman Sabrina Singey told reporters Wednesday that our initial assessment here is that these are not drones or activities coming from a foreign entity or adversary.
Speaker 1:Many municipal lawmakers have called for more restrictions on who is entitled to fly the unmanned devices. At least one state lawmaker proposed a temporary ban on drone flights in the state. This is something we're taking deadly seriously. I don't blame people for being frustrated, murphy said earlier this week. A spokesman for the Democratic governor said he did not attend Wednesday's meeting. Republican Assemblyman Eric Peterson, whose district includes parts of the state where the drones have been reported, said he also attended Wednesday's meeting at a state police faculty in West Trenton. The session lasted for about 90 minutes. Peterson said DHS officials were generous with their time but appeared dismissive of some concerns, saying that not all sightings reported have been confirmed to involve drone.
Speaker 1:Drones okay, because that's why they were saying earlier some of them might have been planes. But what do you fucking know? I was gonna say. But there's kind of a difference. Yeah, and how. I think they're bullshitting. They don't want anybody to worry. No, they don't.
Speaker 1:Do you remember that drone that was hanging out around your house? Yeah, every night drove me crazy. Yes, in the summertime it did the same point. It was like a triangle point. Yeah, and I don't think that was flown by like any Joe Schmo, I think. No, it was big, yeah, and it hasn't been there since.
Speaker 1:Huh, I don't know. We've seen some really cool things in the sky. Yeah, that dream I had with you in it. I'll never forget that. Yeah, nightmare, I just lost my breath thinking about it.
Speaker 1:So who or what is behind the flying objects? It's a big million dollar fucking question. So if anybody finds a little green or gray guys or whoever is flying, please let the world know we're very interested. Yes, we are. Well, just, I want to hear the stories. I don't want to see it. You're going to be with me when we see it I'll be like she's the one who wants to know. No, it's going to be like a vacuum. It's going to suck us both up. I'm scared of heights. I'll say come on, bitch, you're coming with me, don't take me up too high. Remember, best friend, we do everything together. And here's the thing too. People are like where the fuck are they coming from? What are they doing? My understanding is that no one has any clue. Well, especially if the government doesn't know. Well, they know, I think they know. Um, oh my god, this goes on and on. So, most Especially if the government doesn't know. Well, they know, I think they know. They're just not telling us. Oh my God, this goes on and on.
Speaker 1:So most of the drones have been spotted along coastal areas, and some were recently reported flying over a large reservoir in Clinton. Sightings also have been reported in neighboring states. Okay, so they're working on finding good pieces of land to make, to breed on or to start their civilization on, probably kill the cows. You know they always take big chunks out of animals livestock. Oh, animal they're. They're precise too. Yes, they are. It's like someone hand-carved them with a scalpel Scalpel, more like one of those laser cutting instruments. Yeah, like it's precise. Yeah, that's what's happening. Want to buy a farm? Hmm, depends where. Michigan doesn't seem too bad, but if you go out, like west, that's where those animal mutilations are.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we're going to go in Skinwalker Ranch. Yeah, or that frog one. I gotta watch that special. Yeah, the Frog Ranch Never heard of it. We'll have to check it out. I gotta look it up now because the listeners are gonna be like what the hell are they talking about? Frog Ranch Ranch? Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch, all right. So Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch. So it's a TV series. It started in 2021, which I don't know why it's just popping up now on Hulu, but anyways, blind Frog Ranch in eastern Utah is one of those places. Locals say that the land is cursed and that it's trying to hold on to something. So, like Skinwalkers, okay, you want to go there. Yeah, where is it? Do you know? Utah, utah. I just said eastern Utah, eastern Utah. Oh, we really had no reason to go out west, but maybe we do. Now Nothing fucking good happens in Utah. No, those are the Mormons.
Speaker 1:Oh, we could really be sister wives. We could finally be sister wives For real sister wives. You gotta wash my back. Oh, I have to wash my back. I like a loofah on my back. You have to give me pedicures and massages every night. Fuck that, I'll pull your hair out. We would literally be like old goblin sisters, like witchy yeah, we would. We'd have to get like real cauldrons to chur our butter. We'll be making curses on everyone. Our husband, we'll be like, um, as long as it's not on me, oh, my God, just like that girl I met at Speedway tonight.
Speaker 1:Okay, I know this is totally up the subject, but me and Chris are going to get pizza at our favorite pizza place. Oh, I was so excited. I am the pizza place by my house close and there's one by excited. I haven't the pizza place by my house closed and there's one by you, and I haven't had it. Like how long? Two years, two years at least. Oh, it was heaven. It was, yeah, she ate. It was such heaven. Last time she passed out on the couch and then I went upstairs and passed out, and then we didn't even go ghost hunting. It was three hours later and then you're like I got to go home. And I'm like, cool, fuck you.
Speaker 1:Paul, I think, was at his parents. Yeah, we had such a good night's plan that we stuffed ourselves with pizza. You did it, I did that. You should have told me to stop eating so much pizza. You should have told me to stop eating so much pizza. Dude, they use, like really good, pineapples on their pizza and the bacon's like crispy and good. And her face yeah, not too thick, yeah, not too salty Curls up a little. Yep, okay, so anyways, we go to Speedway because it's like right next door and I'm like, let's just stop and get our Mountain Dews, because that's our tradition when we hang out.
Speaker 1:So she was acting like she was going to get out Princess Layla over here. She doesn't even have her wallet. I'm like, why are you even going to go in? Like do you need to go in? And she's like, oh, not if I don't have to, and gets right back into the heat. So I'm like, yeah, I'll go in, I'll get them, don't worry.
Speaker 1:So I get Paul a snack. I'm walking around, I get sidetracked. They have the gum that I like Finally get up. And this chick is just talking my ear off and of course she sees my ring, the evil eye ring, mm-hmm. And she's like ooh, all witchy. She's like I love that, where'd you get it? I'm like, oh, this one just came from Amazon, I said, but I do have like a really old one that I got from an antique shop. Yada, yada, yada. We're talking about that.
Speaker 1:Next thing, you know, she's pulling down her zip up hoodie. She's showing me her necklaces, her pendants, her moons, her stars, blah, blah, blah, telling me she's a witch, she has powers, and I'm like oh, okay, cool. I'm like that's great, you know. So this guy walks in behind me and I'm like all right, you know, it's good meeting you. You know, have a good night. She's like no, it's fine, give me your hands. I'm like what? She's like? Put your hands over mine, I want you to feel my energy. So weird. And I'm like okay. So I put my hands over hers and she's staring at my eyes like laser, like two lasers just fucking going through my soul, and she's like do you feel it? And I'm like yeah, I do feel it, though no, I was focused on coming home and eating pizza.
Speaker 1:I don't know what it is, but there's something about both of us that people like to tell their life stories. I get that all the time. So do my cousin. Sarah calls me a fucking soul collector and I'm like look, cousin, I do not mean to do that. I don't have a sign on my forehead. Huh, I think it's in our aura that people feel very comfortable. So we're fucking witchy. I mean, I guess some people would call it that way, or other people call it intuitive. Were we the old ugly witches of the woods? I don't know about you, but if I was Hocus Pocus, I'm Sarah. I'm Sarah. No, you're not.
Speaker 1:Actually, ryder told me and Harry Harry Sack, aka Harry Christina, when we took him out ghost hunting for his birthday, that we're the Hocus Pocus sisters. She's Sarah and that I'm Wendy. Oh, you're Wendy or no, winifred? Yeah, See, I'm Sarah because I'm the ditz. Well then, who's Carrie going to be if you guys are both Sarahs? She can be Mary. She can ride the vacuum. She's not a Mary. She's got blonde hair. It's all blonde. I don't mind about the hair color, it's about the ditzyness. You're the leader. So that's Winifred. Winifred, I'll be Mary. I don't care. Fine, I'll be fucking Mary. But Winifred's got buck teeth.
Speaker 1:So I said to Ryder I go, is it because Andy's buck teeth? He goes, no, you're just bossy, see. Oh, my God, Baby knows me so well. Where are we going with that? We need more medicine, don't we? Yeah, we do oh, because we're like oh, so back to the speedway.
Speaker 1:Because we're like witchy, yeah, and Ryder, my godson, even told me he's like you guys are all just like fucking witchy. I love it. And so I was like, do we scare you? And he's like no. And I was like, well, what kind of witches are we? And he's like the goofy, funny ones. So that's why I asked you if we're like the ugly ones and the ones with like like crazy, like we go to like cast a spell and burn down a tree accidentally.
Speaker 1:Bippity boppity boo Boo, oh, no, no, I didn't mean to turn you into a frog, dude. When you did that the screen went black. Yeah, I know, bippity boppity boo, it didn't do it that time, no, but it did do it the first time. It did do it the first time, so, but I did do it the first time. I did do it the first time. So, anyways, that's funny, but yeah.
Speaker 1:So if you happen to hear the podcast, I'm sorry I did not feel your energy, but I don't work that way, like, if I want to feel energy or feel something or see something, I usually close my eyes and I have to go into like a trans. But I'm obviously not going to do that in the middle of fucking Speedway, right. See, I can just feel vibes and energy off people. Like I feel like if I go in a room, I can read the room really well, yeah, and I feel like around certain people I can change the atmosphere around me. You can change it, yeah, like it could be a really quiet area or just feeling very somber and I can lighten the room, the mood. You don't think you can't do that. Because I think you can too, I'd say I'm more intuitive. I would say, though, with you, like you're more reserved until you get to know me, yeah, but I'm like if you were to walk into like a random room, you'd be more reserved. Publicly you usually are. Uh, it depends on what it is. It depends, wasn't it you and Scott that got mad at Tom and I because we were too social up in the UFO?
Speaker 1:I didn't get mad. You and Scott got mad and then you guys had a heart-to-heart by the UFO. I didn't get mad. You and Scott got mad, and then you guys had a heart to heart by the fire. No, no, no. The reason I got mad is because I was like here's the card. Oh, you already gave them a card. We play on the same team. It's a card for the same country, I know, but I was so excited to be able to do it. Oh my God. No, I'm talking about later in.
Speaker 1:Scott had a heart-to-heart by the fireplace and then he was like shut up, tommy, because Tom was like, yes, because you guys are so fucking quiet, not our fault and he was like shut up, tommy, and you guys were like all teary-eyed and stuff, like it was like a scene from 16 Candles. I was like, oh God, just shoot me. Well, me and Scottie had a bonding experience. You guys were crying and being emotional at a UFO convention. There was no crying with aliens. Sure, there is, if I fucking see one, oh my God.
Speaker 1:Anyways, you can tell we've all been friends for way too long. Yes, we have, but that makes us I feel like I've known you for a hundred years. I know, aren't you sick of me too? A little bit, yeah, but not enough to get rid of you. It depends what day it is right, yeah, okay, I mean today's Thursday, we're all right, okay, yeah, so this is just going on and on about that, like drones and aliens and unidentified objects can, like, overtake us in a form of war.
Speaker 1:Have you been seeing on TikTok lately the amount of people like Clinton Township, roseville, lapeer? They're taking videos of lights in the sky that are like they're not. I've been taking those for two years now. Well, I know you have, but like to see other people posting that on. I've been seeing them for two, two, three years now. People just haven't paid attention until now. Correct, I've been. I mean, you've gone out UFO hunting before, but they had here's the thing, though, they had it on the fucking news a week after that happened with us with our podcast and nobody talked about it. That's like what fucking blows my mind is that now? Why are people like oh my God, this has been going on Because people only watch the news? No, but it was on social media too. I think people are finally waking up on social media.
Speaker 1:No, people are finally coming to their subconscious, that too, but opening up their minds to the possibility of things that for so long we have been told do not exist. I always knew they existed. I never would Same same Me and my dad used to talk about it. When I was a little girl, I used to scare the shit out of my mom. I used to tell her I'm going with the aliens. My dad used to say send me down a ladder. And I'm like no, dad, yeah, I'm taking you with me. I'm going to have them spit her out in cold water. Please don't so that she wakes up and then she'll just think she was in a dream. Yeah, until I finally ship. Or a pyramid on your skin Right mark, or or a pyramid on your skin right triangle. Something definitely happened. I don't remember. But all right, now let's talk about what I just found out and tell me why the fuck I did not know this.
Speaker 1:Okay, jeffrey jones obviously did not return in the new beetlejuice sequel after his controversy. Here's how the movie includes his character. Basically that he died, right. But jeffrey jones, who played deets charles in director tim burton's 1988 cult film, is notably missing from beetlejuice that's in theaters today. I'm sorry. Well, now it's at home, um, because I rented it.
Speaker 1:It was. It was horrible, terrible, terrible, terrible. They had 30 years. It was awful. The acting was not good. Jenna Ortega usually is just a light, even being a dark character. She's like such a talented young actress, horrible. The plot was terrible. Everything was bad. It was bad Bad. I like that they put in so many references to the original beetlejuice. Yeah, but the ending was horrible. It was very corny, but anyways, there's gonna be a beetlejuice.
Speaker 1:The movie finds clever ways to make the character of charles a key part of the story while avoiding the actor who originally portrayed him, presumably because of Jones' legal troubles. Correct Beetlejuice. So Beetlejuice with Jones as Dietz, right, so he's now 77. He pleaded no contest in 2003 to charges of possession of child pornography over his alleged hiring of a 14-year-old boy to pose nude for snapshots. As Entertainment Weekly reported at the time, the Ferris Bueller's Day Off star was sentenced to five years probation, counseling and registration as a sex offender for the rest of his life. That pisses me off. He spent no jail time Exactly because that's who he was. But I did not know that about him. I never remember reading that about him. That's why I knew he was not middle-juiced. Well, I didn't. I never read anything up on it because I knew he wasn't going to be in it, because I'd seen it, but I didn't read up on it. Yeah, in Florida in 2004, then in California in 2010, jones was arrested for failing to update his sex offender status After pleading guilty to the later charge. His sentence include hours of community service and additional years of probation, as BBC News reported, which is such bullshit. Okay, and this is why it's really weird. Burton and the stars of Beetlejuice have not commented on Jones or his absence in the new film. However, the way that Charles' fate in the long-awaited sequel is handled may speak for itself. Yeah, yep, so um, and he's Okay, and this is really fucked up. He's appeared in more than 60 roles on the silver and small screens, so how many more times did he actually fucking do it and didn't get caught? Or someone just didn't speak up? Correct, that's fucked up. Yeah, it is Okay. This is a fun one.
Speaker 1:Pope Francis is to open five sacred portals on Christmas Eve. Did you hear about this? The Vatican For a ritual that's never been done before. I sent this to Kiki, like three different ones, like almost simultaneously, and her reaction was whoa, you didn't send this shit to me Because you don't always look at your TikToks, I know, but this one has been very interesting, so that's why I sent them to her and Christina, because they're the only ones that, like they'll send ones back to me too. We have like a diary on TikTok. Oh, like I don't send you Of like ideas, you know, like ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, and then what I do is that I look them up on Google and make sure I cross-check that it's actually happening, yep, but anyways.
Speaker 1:So Pope Francis will commence a centuries-long Catholic tradition on Christmas Eve and introduced a first-time historical addition to the holy ritual. Starting on December 24th, the pontiff will open a series of five holy doors throughout the Vatican, including St Peter's Basilia, plus Rome's three other Basiclias, to commence next year's Catholic Church Jubilee, a joyful commemoration of faith that normally occurs every 25 years. Okay, I think that he's a Mason is doing it with him that I read earlier. Jason is doing it with him. That I read earlier. The door at St Peter's was sealed shut by a wall of bricks since the Jubilee Year of Divine Mercy in 2016. And on December 2nd, those were ripped down to ready the door for opening as part of the rite of recognition Interesting.
Speaker 1:After that Christmas Eve ritual, pope Francis will open a symbolic door inside the Roman prison Rebibia on December 26, the Feast of St Stephen. I think of prisoners who, deprived of their freedom, daily feel the harshness of detention and its restrictions, lack of affection and, in more than a few cases, lack of respect, pope Francis said. In order to offer prisoners a concrete sign of closeness, I would myself like to open a holy door in a prison as a sign inviting prisoners to look to the future with hope and renewed sense of confidence. Interesting, I know. Huh, I feel like there's a catch here. Yeah, the objective of opening the doors later this month is to usher in a year renewed in hope, as Christians find Christ as a door of our salvation. Pope Francis wrote in Proclamation or Bowl of Indication for the 2025 year-long celebration God's word helps us find reasons for that of hope, he added. In the heart of each person, hope dwells as a desire and expectation of good things to come, despite our not knowing what the future may bring. Hmm, okay, alright. So on New Year's Day, also a holy day of obligation the Solmony of Mary. The holy door at the Papal Basilica of St Mary Major outside the Vatican in Rome will be opened. Lastly, on Sunday, january 5th, pope Francis will open the fifth and final holy door at the Papal Balistica of St Paul outside the walls in Rome.
Speaker 1:The Catholic tradition of celebrating a jubilee began in the 1300s and was initially stretched out every 100 years rather than 25. Oh, so they do it more? Yeah, that's a lot of years. Yeah, for centuries, the holy doors have been opened at the four Roman. What do we say? That word is Basiklias, something like that To usher in memorable years for the church. To usher in memorable years for the church In modern times. Pope John Paul II also celebrated a jubilee in 2000 at the knowledge that what is gained is divine life. So they're going to open five doors and we're going to have better times ahead.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and supposedly a Mason is supposed to be helping him do this. Open the doors. Which is, you know, mason's like? Yeah, the elite. Yeah, interesting. I think I've seen the ending of that movie before. On a movie, evil Dead Rises. Yeah, did you see that? I think I have. When he opens up that book that was hidden underground, it has to do with the Holy Vatican and all that. Yeah, alright, so we all know what happened to Brian Thompson, the CEO of the United Healthcare Health Insurance. Okay, so the prosecutors at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office have begun presenting evidence to a grand jury as they work to secure an indictment against Luigi Mangione for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The DA's office declined to comment due to the secrecy surrounding grand jury matters. The 26-year-old Ivy League graduate remains in custody at a Pennsylvania state prison after a judge.
Speaker 1:I mean, I was denied to get a certain insurance that I've been wanting to get. I mean, and they told me, no, I have to have another insurance that's more expensive. Because she literally told me on the phone that's the price you pay to be healthy, correct. And then there's people that are really unhealthy like and can't get their prescriptions filled. Oh, you know, there's younger people that are dying from diabetes because they can't get their prescriptions and no one seems to fucking care. The healthcare system is so corrupt. I mean, let's talk about the hospitals too and how they work with insurance, because it's all they want you to die there Doesn't matter how old you are. Well, I can tell you this much at least for er visits, they'll purposely keep you there like say you come in, yeah, they'll keep you there, but they'll also fucking neglect you because they want you to die, right. But what I'm just saying is, like you come in at 10, they're even. If you're done at 11, they will keep you there till 1 in the morning so they can charge your insurance for two days. Right, right, like any way that they can charge you money.
Speaker 1:But look at my friend's, best friend's son. If she would not have went in and intervened, they had him on comfort care. Oh, I know, 31 fucking years old, didn't even talk to her about it. Right, he's not married, so she is his beneficiary, beneficiary. Yeah, how shitty the insurance companies really are. Oh, I know insurance, I deal with them. They are a shitty, shitty attitude. Yeah, they're the devil. They don't help people. No, they don't, they're just a money pit. They're just a money pit. Yep, agreed.
Speaker 1:I know a customer that he's the one who told me I don't know if you heard that that episode about the Amish man, third generation, southern Kentucky, almost to Tennessee border, and he uses a magnifying glass to pretty much see what herbs you need. Anyways, that healed him. He was stage four and he obviously is an engineer, so he made money. He had good insurance. They kept telling him, oh, if you get those stem cells like, it will definitely take care of it, it'll take care of it. So he did three rounds. He had kids later, like in his 40s. So he has two young kids at home. He completely wiped out his savings account.
Speaker 1:He went back for his PET scan and they're like, oh, we're sorry it traveled. And he's like okay. And they're like, well, let's go on with the next round. And he was like I know, I'm not going to leave my family like that. So he told his wife. He said you know what? Fuck it. We gave it all I fought. I want quality over quantity. I want to go home, spend my days with you and the kids.
Speaker 1:So his sister gets wind of this Amish guy. I was just telling my friend's friend this. So you cannot call, you cannot look him up on the internet. They're extremely old school amish, very, very, very, very religious. That's jewish right? No, amish? Yeah, no, they're, they're dutch, they're dutch, but it's kind of like jewish, kind of like old jewish, right, some of the? I thought I read something on that because me and tracy were talking about that, but anyways, he said because I asked him. I cut him off and I said did you think it was all like? You know, um, hippy dippy, he goes. No, at this point he goes.
Speaker 1:At this point in my life I was like fuck it, let's go. So he's like we make the eight hour trip. The guy does his thing, whatever. And here's the thing if someone's in there in his little clinic, you just sit there, you gotta wait, got to wait, and the guy will take you, I guess, all through the day, all through the night, whatever. So it comes to be his turn, he goes in, the guy does his thing and he writes down all these things.
Speaker 1:And my client says okay, how much do I owe you? I brought cash because I figured you guys don't use credit or cards or any kind of electronic form. And he says this is my true calling. I'm the third generation, this is what I shall do while I'm on planet earth. This is my calling, this is my giving back to humanity. I don't want your money. All I ask you to do is donate in some way, shape or form to my establishment. And this, my client, was like what the hell? Like I? This is like too good to be true. Anyways, he goes. It's herbs, it's things. I have that book upstairs. Actually I ordered it, yeah, and he's Well.
Speaker 1:Three times he went, so it's an eight, eight and a half hour trip each time. So he has so many hours involved all the time there too. Blah blah. So he said within you know, a week, two weeks, my color looks a little bit better. He says my wife says I'm in better, I'm in a better mood. Blah blah. He said by the wife says I'm in better, I'm in a better mood. Blah blah. He said by the second time I come back and I start taking my herbs and all this stuff the guy told me to take, he goes. My hair just starts growing like crazy. He goes my facial hair, he goes everything's full looks better than it did before before I got cancer. I'm like okay, and I'm sitting there eagerly and I wasn't even like cutting his hair. I'm just looking at him because I'm just like, oh my god, I'm so invested in this. He says so I'm sorry. After four times he goes.
Speaker 1:He um went in for a cat scan, blood work, and then they said they ran another pet scan and they're like wow, it has not spread and everything seems to be shrinking. The stem cells really took and I'm like please, don't fucking tell me. You told them. And he's like no, and he goes. But here is where it gets really fucking evil. I said, okay, tell me, he goes. They were so pushy on me doing more stem cells and I was like whoa, whoa, whoa. If they're working, let's just let them do their magic. Don't want to pump me with too much, right? And they're like no, no, no, you have to, you have to it's. It will be all worth it investing in this and you know you can always. You know, you know we will work with you. And blah, blah, blah. They were so crazy about it. He's like no, he goes.
Speaker 1:In the looks that I got I said, dude, don't ever fucking put it on social media. I said I did ask him. I said can I talk about this on the podcast? Obviously, I'm not going to say your name. He's like please spread it. I'm telling you right now. My grandma was stage three lung cancer. I gave her CBD, she beat it. Yeah, I wish we could have done that for my mom and all she did was she did a few rounds of radiation. They told her she needed to do chemo and she said no, and so I started giving her the CBD and the diet.
Speaker 1:You have to have somebody you trust with you. You have to have someone to advocate for you and it's a little scary me, being in the medical field, like don't take, I don't want somebody taking something out on me because I have to give them an answer that they don't like. They want to do that to you. They went after the CEO. You're gonna hit the highest man to make a message You're not. They're not gonna go after you. They went after the highest. That's how. It's almost like how gangs would have worked right, it's a chess. It's a game of chess. It's mobsters. You take out the head mob. This young man is extremely, extremely intelligent. The shooter, yeah, alright. So it says that he has constitutional rights and that's what he's doing In challenging the interstate transfer. Defense attorney Thomas Dickey told reporters on Tuesday.
Speaker 1:Three shell casings recovered outside the Midtown Manhattan Hotel where Thompson was fatally shot matched the gun allegedly found on Mangione when he was arrested. Police announced Wednesday Fingerprints recovered from a water bottle and a kind bar near the crime scene have also been matched to Mangione, police said In Pennsylvania, maginoni faces charges including allegedly possessing an untraceable ghost gun, suspicious or not. In New York he faces charges, including second-degree murder. Bullet casings that were retrieved at the scene had the words carved into them that included deny, delay and oppose. That I did read. The gun was 3d printed, so he works with robotics. He's an ivy league.
Speaker 1:The luigi case is getting more cryptic as it goes on, including 286, so 286 on his banner of his ex Twitter profile, having the Pokemon creature known as Breloom, which is number 286 in the collection. Oh, it gets better. Luigi also has exactly 286 posts on Twitter X, according to someone on Twitter. On Twitter X, according to someone on Twitter, luigi was found at a McDonald's exactly 286 miles away from the crime scene and the denial code 286 in healthcare stands for when an appeal time limit has not been met for claim. Luigi's cousin, nino Mangione, follows exactly 286 people on TwitterX and National Insurance Awareness Day is June 28th, which is 2-8-6.
Speaker 1:The most shocking and powerful synchronicity is that Proverbs 28.6 says Better is a poor man who walks in his integrity than a rich man who is crooked in his ways. Wow, yeah, it gives me chills. Wow, there is no way these are just coincidences or synchronicities, because Luigi is a very strategic and intentional man. 286, or numbers 286, was definitely intentional. Now, what I want to say, after what you were saying, is that I don't think this is him. I think he was placed at the scene. I think it's a cover up and I think it's an inside job at the scene. I think it's a cover-up and I think it's an inside job. Yeah, because with how fucking intelligent he was, who leaves their phone or who takes the phone with them, right? So this was an inside job. This was an inside job. He was just the pawn. He was the pawn, but his mother, I guess you know we can look that up, because I've heard a couple. Let's see. Isn't that crazy, though it like gives you like shivers just reading all those numbers. Bless you, thank you. Yeah, like the whole 286. All right, so, and he was so handsome too. He was. They usually are, though.
Speaker 1:He is or was, yeah, um, oh, it says suspect has not spoken to mother since july. Hmm, that's weird. Oh, yeah, it's saying his mother had reported him missing november 18th, two weeks before thompson's killing. Huh, I thought he, um, okay. So Manjoni's mom had no reason to believe her son was in danger to himself or others. She told the San Francisco Police Department, but she hadn't actually spoken with him since July 1st. The official said he had worked remotely at a true car. She also said where the phone was disconnected and the offices closed. The official said he had worked remotely at a true car. She also said where the phone was disconnected and the offices closed. The official added but where does it say that his mom was sick? Um, I think she had neuropathy. Mom did. Yeah, she had neuropathy and was denied Hmm. Hmm, you said that I don't know. We'll have to look that up. Okay, oh, right here.
Speaker 1:Severe pain shaped united health ceo, murder suspects, view of health system. Oh, it's for him now they're saying. Luigi manjoni described his struggles with back issues on reddit inventedented frustration over healthcare industry. Oh, so he had two issues going, one with his mom and one with him. Oh, he was isolated by a spinal defect that gave the athletic young man crippling pain and contributed to a view, basically, of the American healthcare system. Like he, basically, he turned evil after that. Yeah, he didn't find a doctor that would do back surgery. Um, all right. So on Reddit in April, mangione foreshadowed that skepticism about the healthcare industry as he offered advice for getting a doctor to perform spinal surgery. Tell them that you are unable to work. Do your job, he wrote. We live in a capitalist society.
Speaker 1:I have found that the medical industry responds to these keywords far more urgently than you, describing them unbearable pain and how it's impacting your quality of life. And I can say, working in the medical field, pain is usually not a good diagnosis, like not a valid diagnosis. Is it like it's mental better? Well, like I do durable medical equipment. So a lot of insurances they won't cover, like pain, contusion or injury. They want to know do you have have a sprain? Do you have a strain in your neck? Like, even though somebody has pain and they can't find out why. Insurances really want to have a better diagnosis to pay for things. So it does get very frustrating in the health system. Yeah, right here it says from childhood until age 23,. My back would always ache if I stood too long, but it wasn't too bad.
Speaker 1:He wrote in February, but as he entered his mid-20s the pain began to disrupt his life. He once described the sensation of an unstable spine as being able to feel the bones moving and grinding. He also struggled with cognitive issues. According to his post and a Reddit group focused on brain fog, he wrote. The people around you probably won't understand your symptoms. They certainly don't for me. Wow, that's crazy.
Speaker 1:By January 2022, manjoni was living at Surf Break in Hawaii where a surfing accident excreberated his spinal condition. According to his Reddit posts and interviews with friends, he had a spinal fusion surgery, a procedure that stabilizes the spine and surgical screws. In July 2023, according to his Reddit posts, he seemed pleased with the results for months afterwards. So basically, just saying like, he found community on the reddit website. Um, and it was dedicated to, I don't know, can you say that word, which word of spondylospondylithiolithic? I think it's spiny spinalolythesis, spinalolythesis, spiny spiny, which he described as my injury in handwritten notes uploaded to his profile on the book review site Goodreads in 2019.
Speaker 1:Yes, he's even saying he offers advice to others, pretty much saying he suggests extreme options like pissing yourself or pretending you have this difficulty when you don't, just to get going to extremes to get help. Yeah, that's sad though. Yeah it is. He suggests an extreme option would be to fake a foot, drop, drop difficulty, lifting a front part of the foot or piss yourself. This is absolute nuclear option. But there comes a point where it's just ridiculous that people won't operate on your broken spine. Yeah, that sucks.
Speaker 1:Um, I feel for him. I mean, there's so many patients that go through this. It's it's a shame how the United States has our healthcare system formed. There is such a need for a reform. There needs to be a teardown of everything and a rebuild from scratch. That's truly what we need in the medical field. It's so fucking crazy, though, like he must have money, right, because, it said, manjoni spent some time in Japan this year. A picture posted to TwitterX in late February by Japanese professional poker player John Abra shows him appearing to enjoy to enjoy a meal at a Tokyo restaurant with smiling Manj and others. See, it's been like all these places.
Speaker 1:If you have all this money, then why can't you find a doctor, a physician that maybe doesn't necessarily take your insurance? Yeah, just pay. Oh, so I did learn at the dentist that if you legally have insurance, you're not allowed to pay out of pocket. It has to go through insurance first, not necessarily. You have to sign a piece of paper stating that you are aware that your insurance company is not being billed, they told me. And the insurance company can drop you if they find out. They told me it was not an option. At my dentist Well, maybe not dentist, but medical they said that was illegal in dentistry, unless they don't accept your insurance.
Speaker 1:Then that's what they told me. Honestly, I got the paperwork. No, I believe that. I'm just saying if they didn't accept your insurance, they could see you as self-paid. It's not against the law if they don't accept your insurance. They actually got my insurance switched so that they would take that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, for me. They didn't want me without insurance, correct? Yeah, so like how did this? Then he was in UK.
Speaker 1:Okay, so this is a plant. What? This is a plant. He's a plant. What do you mean? He was planted, oh, oh, okay, solved. Wow see, have you seen the tiktoks like they'll? Hey, did you have any not special abilities? But were you invited into the smart kids program? People are remembering they're having like dreams and stuff about what they made them do in these programs. Like they would make them do the same thing over and over, like weird stuff, and they all had these different things. They had to do these to be in these special smart programs. There you go. He's fucking ivy league he's. He works in robotics, he's intelligent and he just that young, just gets to travel the world like an adventurous, like I'm an enthusiast, adventurous, and right, I've went here, I went there. But I'm gonna bitch him on churns, right, and now I'm gonna go kill somebody there, but I'm gonna bitch about insurance, right, and how he got caught, because he was way smarter than that to get caught like that. Yeah, so he's a plant.
Speaker 1:Who was he planted by another insurance company that wants United healthcare to go down, to go down? Or somebody that needs a puppet to do the dirty work, but is a disgruntled person? But what was the dirty work of the CEO? Why did they need to take Either A they had to send a message or, b they needed to take someone out? Or was the CEO going to release things that would not benefit the insurance company but it would benefit the people and he needed to be taken out? Oh, maybe he started to get compassion and wanted to change it Possibly, and people aren't going to change, especially if it means their loss of money is going to be losing revenue and not, yeah, increasing it.
Speaker 1:This kid's definitely a fucking plant, though there is no way to keep up on this story. And OK, you guys, this is like the fucking rabbit hole about the Idaho murders. Yeah, he didn't just work by himself. We all know that. There's no fucking way. He killed all them and the two guys the guys would have with one knife. With one fucking knife he would have had severe lacerations to his hands and his arms, right, because think about stabbing into our skin. That's not like no, you got to work at it. Yeah, Our skin's tough. He was a plant too. He's a very smart young guy. Yeah, they're all plants.
Speaker 1:I feel like when somebody's on the right track of thinking maybe the CEO had something going on changing the way of thinking of something for a better tomorrow and that doesn't go with the agenda of that company the best way to do it is take them out. Well, look at all the shootings. They said they're all conspiracy, they're Sandy Hook. Look at all the celebrities that try doing you know I'm woke Talking about the truth of things and then they fucking all mysteriously die, mysteriously die. Prince was one of them.
Speaker 1:Correct About the chemtrails? Yep, he's been on it since the 80s, so I'm just saying there could be a possibility. Just throwing that out there. I do believe that there's plants. Yes, so do I, and a lot of these younger individuals were probably in the smart programs when they were younger. That's what people are catching on onto See. We're evolving in our brains and we're evolving spiritually and I think during COVID and even just right after COVID, I feel like we were in a spiritual warfare and I think, like a lot of us I'm not going to say most because I can't speak for most there's what like 10 billion people in the world, right, or something like that. But a majority of us have risen to our higher selves and we understand a lot more than we would have even five years ago. I think that's because of parallel universes, yes, and transition.
Speaker 1:Oh, my God, you know how you were talking about, how we're really in the 1940s. Yeah, okay, me and Paul were talking down here one night. I feel like this is deja vu. Did I already tell you this? Me and him are talking about like how different things are now, even just from like 2000. Dude it literally. I couldn't tell him because I didn't want to freak him out, but it put chills up my spine. I got deja vu of you talking. He goes well if you do the math or something, something and like how things are. I don't know how he did with like inflation and blah, blah, blah. And like what year we're in? He goes we're basically in like the 1940s and I'm like it was like deja vu. So we really are living in like the 1940s. So did we went back, I feel like we did in some aspects and other aspects we went forward, we stayed where we were or progressed forward.
Speaker 1:Do you feel like you've progressed, um, into like a higher? I do, yeah, good, I for a long time. I't lately, but I was waking up between like two and four every morning. Um, you know very intuitive of my feelings and those around me and feeling like the vibration, like when you try doing like chakra, chakra, cleansings and stuff like like that, you really feel like the vibrations. Now, like, the more I practice, maybe, the more I feel it that I'm awakening to all of this. Yeah, well, you know, I think that about sums it up.
Speaker 1:And, um, it is officially midnight. We've been on here for a couple hours now. Oh, damn, well, that's what that means. Uh-oh, it is Friday the 13th. Oh shit, 12, 13, it is girl. Oh, my goodness. Well, thank you guys for listening, even even with me. I'm sorry that I'm congested. I have that, you know. Michigander winter cold, as we call it. Thank you, carissa, for being on here tonight. Thank you for having me.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I didn't want to do this one by myself. I'm like I want to do this one with her because I think she would find this very and we, carissa and I, have like heated debates, but they're like very interesting and we don't like throw hands. We don't scream at each other, no, we like Her and I like to debate. Yes, we do. I like to know her point of view and she likes to know mine. Mm-hmm. So it's fun it is. We always have to have more of these, we do.
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Speaker 1:Yep, I have been told by a little birdie that I can be a little brash, sometimes A little brash, but that's okay. What are you? I don't know what I am. You tell me. Well, she's a Gemini, so she's flighty. That's why I like it. Flighty, she's flighty, she's flighty, I'm brash, and we gel good together. Though she has long legs, I have short legs, I do have long legs. I have to keep up with her in the cemeteries, yeah, especially when I'm angry. Walking you're running. Well, I'm always running because I got stubs. But alright, you guys, have a good night. Thanks for listening and tune in for some more strange. Strange beyond insane. Thank you.
