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Hello and welcome to another episode of Affirmative Murder, the Equal Opportunity true crime comedy podcast. I am Alvin Williams joined as always by my partner in true crime.

Oh, yes, what a friend what is going on my brother man ain't not much man just been chilling nice. That's it. That's it. Well, I wanted to follow up with people. Okay, from last week. We were addressing how we were going to Chuck E. Cheese.

The first episode since then since the Charles E. Cheese, but Nancy had a ball man. Yeah, I was gun. I was initially I was disappointed when you were forming that they took out all the fun stuff. The feet smell.

And the band. Yeah, but you know, it was still a vibe though. Yeah, it was still a vibe. Chuck E. Cheese came out for a little bit. You know, got the kids riled up. Your son did not enjoy that at all.

I was shocked. He didn't like rats. He's a real one. He's this guy's a real one. He's early on. Everybody else had a good time. Yeah, Max had a good time, but he did not like when it was like send him send that thing back in the back.

Chuck, Chuck, we've had enough of Chuck. Let's get back to dancing and playing games. But now I was real fun. It was cool to see you in dad mode. Yeah.

It was it was very heartwarming and trippy man because I know you since we were 12 years old. Yeah. And now you have a kid that's still far from 12, but like walks around and is like, can I have another slice of pizza?

Please and thank you. Yeah. And it's like trippy. It's trippy to see a person that looks like you. That's a kid because I knew you when you were a kid.

Everybody keeps saying, I don't see. I see it. The resemblance, but I don't see as much as people say that Sophie like she's a spitting imagery. I go. I say a little bit. You guys look very similar.

No, but Chuck, you know, she's super fun. I really enjoyed that. But so speaking of apparent parenting situations and all that kind of stuff. I wanted to touch on and get and just kind of get your thoughts on and just kind of speak.

That's the conversation about this whole Ethan crumbly situation. Yeah, Michigan. So Ethan crumbly is this young man. First of all, rest in peace to all the kids. There was like four deaths in that. I read something about a kid on the football team who lost his life trying to tackle this kid.

Oh, shit for take him down. He was a kid on the football team. Absolute brave soul, a leader tried to diffuse the situation didn't go the way that it was, you know, that it should have. And none of this should happen anyway. But like, you know, he tried to save some people and he lost his life.

I'm crumbly leading up to this incident the day before Ethan crumbly went to that school and shot up the place. A teacher caught him looking up ammunition on the school computers.

Oh, I thought it was his phone or well in the school. Yeah, maybe it was on his phone, but it was in the school. A teacher saw it called an immediate teacher conference, whatever. And all the teachers called the parents and said, hey, listen, you guys need to send him to a therapist immediately.

The mom texts the son, LOL, I'm not mad. You just need to make sure you don't get caught. Yep.

The next day, Ethan crumbly goes to the school with a gun that his parents got for him and shoots the place up.

Consequently, after that, after he's arrested, there's rumours start to fly about once the, once the report that the text messages to him were joking and they were upset that the,

the, this liberal school even had the audacity to be talking about our son about guns and stuff. He can have gun. That was kind of the sentiment of the parents.

And once that got out to the world, there started to be a conversation about whether or not these parents should be charged.

Yes. As soon as that conversation started being have the parents disappeared.

Yep.

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