Well, cool. Yeah. Well, he, um, so, but what happened was he, right? He ended up moving

back to California though, right? Uh, Sherry passed away. She, she contracted cancer

and passed away, um, and that kind of sent him for a loop. Um, they, they were, they were

a committed couple and, and, um, he kind of, he kind of got lost for a little bit. Um,

he would come in and see me and kind of mope around and, and just couldn't really get

back on his feet. Uh, he ended up meeting another woman. Um, and, and I actually ran into

them and, in Walmart and he made a point to drag her over and introduce her to me and,

uh, told me at that point, he was, he, he thought that they were going to move back out

to California. They moved, uh, I'll probably within the next six months. I think they moved

out to Fresno and he was out there for a couple of years before, before he passed away.

So, you know, and I like, so for our listeners, uh, Wayne took the time to send us some stories

and writing, which is, um, kind of unusual for our guests. Like police reports on such

and such a date, I was in my mobile crime fighting platform approach. That's because he

knew he was sent him to you and me. We'd understand it better. But this one on Brian, I, I love

the way that you ended it. And I mean, the show's compassion, even though this guy is a

former biker and a, and a former criminal, you ended up, Brian got free of the criminals

he had run with in his youth. He worked hard, loved his wife and kids and supported him

the best he could. He started life rough and he lived rough. But in, in, uh, in the end,

I think he found his way to being a good man. I mean, brother, that's, that's unusual to hear

a lifelong cop say that about individuals, but it just shows that all these years later,

is with all the crap you've seen over the past, what, 37, 30, 37 years. Yeah.

You know, I mean, you still have compassion in your heart for your fellow man. And, and that's why

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