All right. I'm here with Investigator Slater once again on Heart Southing. Welcome.

Thank you. Thank you so much for having me back. Yeah, I'm so excited to have you back. I'm really

excited for this episode because on Psychopedia, I feel like you cover really, really dark cases.

That we do, yes. Yeah, I have to decompress sometimes after I listen to episodes.

So the theme of today's episode that I wanted to have with these stories is like close encounters.

I wanted to just find like a bunch of really scary close encounter stories for us to go over

because I feel like that's your wheelhouse.

It is. Well, my wheelhouse is definitely close encounters, but also like full-blown encounters.

You know what I mean? Oh, yes. No, of course. Yeah. You cover a lot of encounters. Has there been an

episode you've done recently that's really stuck with you? So I recently covered the case of the Greyhound

bus beheading in Canada.

I feel like I remember when that happened, but do you want to give me a quick refresher?

Yeah, I'm sure you do remember. I feel like anybody who was, you know, alive when this incident

happened, not only remembers it, but feels traumatized by it, which is completely understanding because it was

such a horrific event. And the way it concluded, it just leaves everybody so incredibly uneasy.

So in July of 2008 on a Greyhound bus, which is a public bus. A man that was struggling with mental health issues

boarded the bus with a knife that nobody saw, of course,

and he sat next to a young man only 22 years old.

His name was Tim McLean, the victim,

and he was just sleeping.

He had his head against the pillow, excuse me, against the window.

And this man, Vince Lee,

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