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Hello and welcome to Crime and Sports. Oh, yeah, indeed, Jimmy. Yeah, indeed. My name is James Petrogallum here with my co-host. I am Jimmy Wilson.

Thank you, folks, so much for joining us this week on another. This one is a crazy. This is death defying this is some crazy action movie shit that we have for you today. This is a really an odd story.

It's okay. Let's do a math equation of what it is. It's when we got a picket. Well, it's it's Lee Murray will say plus salt, Walter, the crazy race car driver and divided by, let's see, we need somebody divided by Brian Spencer's father.

Okay, his father was the guy that wanted the leafs game on real bad at the police at the news station. So he went to the TV station with a rifle to demand that the leafs game be played. That's the most Canadian crime ever, by the way, assaulting a police television station with a rifle demanding a certain hockey game be broadcast.

The most Canadian, you know, he had one of those red flat elats on with the years and every year. You know, he did he's going to go damn bastard. So I'm going to get him good. He's really upset with that. It's a crazy episode. But before we get to that, thank you guys. Everyone for your iTunes slash shwaple podcast, whatever they are.

The most polite network hijacking, please put the least game on a please. And he cocks the shot. Don't make me use the shotgun. No, that's no good. So he was very Canadian. So we had to give him an extra act. They were like from a cabin in the woods where they had like they they shot moose from the window. They said at one point. So we're very, very Canadian abnormally Canadian will say. Just clean it. Don't make me do it.

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I'll go over a shot up and give me murder.com and peruse and see what you want to look at there. And other than that, Jimmy, we have a crazy.

Yes, story. I'll stand where this is a weird one. It's it's an Englishman. But it's like a cra- this is wild. It's not. There's very little sports in this.

Put it that way. This is a lot of just crime and craziness. And he follows a different pattern than normal. Normally, we have one of two patterns.

Generally, we have the the early crime spree. And then we have like a career where they're cool for a while. And then afterwards they go back into the crime spree.

Then they get old and kind of mellow out usually. Then we have the don't do shit till they get super famous and get a UG go and think they can do anything they want.

And then they're, you know, act of fool. And they're fucking mess. And they were fine upstanding citizens before they got $10 million and shit like that.

Those ones are fun because those are super public. They're they're very p- yeah, everything they do is very public. And none of it is needed at all.

Like when a kid comes up hard and he's a teenager and he does some shit, we're like, we understand that when you're rich and famous and everything in the world is meant for you and you fuck up, there's no excuses.

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