Like these people, they're just predators or they just, they're just some kind of, like I always use the example because I'm from Wyoming of a wolf. A wolf has some kind of sense. When it looks at a pack of bison, it knows the bison that are deformed. It knows the bison that maybe is missing a parent. It knows the bison that's walking a little differently than the rest. They just know. They know who is vulnerable and who is weak and that's who they target. And predators are the same way. And they just know. I don't understand them. They just know who is weak and they will, then they're patient. And this guy was just patient, patient, patient, wait until his girl turned 12. She was Catholic, said, hey, I'm going to give you a special confirmation. The only special Catholics get me raped her.

And so that's, and we're doing our best to hold them accountable.

All right, everybody.

Welcome back to part two of this week's episode of Game of Crimes with Murph in the morning.

Got a good friend of mine here.

And if you listen to yesterday's episode, we're starting off smiling because we ended yesterday in a little bit of a dark place talking about what we talk about bad people doing bad things to good people that's where we were yesterday but uh but our guest today Tyler Schwab he and I

chatted a little bit before we started today's episode and put smiles back on our faces but Tyler

before we get rolling here you wanted to uh there somebody did something special for you that you wanted to mention here on the show.

Yeah.

I want to give a special shout out to, let me just make sure I get their names right.

Representative Art Wassat and Scott Heiner, two legislatures from the state of Wyoming who invited me to come speak at the legislative session in February in my home state, which has always been, you know, like a real goal of mine, like before I pass on to the next life, is to really just do more, like,

in Wyoming, in Utah, and Idaho and Montana and, like, just this area that I love,

California, like the Western United States, the mountains, all the different stuff.

They're listeners to the Game of Crimes podcast, and they sent me an email.

I was like, hey, we'd love to have you come speak and

stuff and talk about how we just, we better Wyoming for like the kids there. You know,

like you mentioned, you know, so much exploitation happens in Wyoming too. So many of it perpetrated

by family members, by trusted confidants because of the small town vibe that Wyoming has.

And so, yeah, I just want to give them a shout out.

Just if you're listening, like, what's up?

I hope you're having a great day.

And I can't wait to see you guys in the legislative session.

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