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So push, you sent the story, I didn't get a chance to read it, but I'm guessing it's something like a son of Sam situation where a German Shepherd told that postman in 1977 in New York to kill people.

Yeah.

His German Shepherd was telling you.

You were talking about a dog talking to you, Nick. Son of Sam, his dog told him to kill people. Yeah. His German Shepherd was telling you. You were talking about a dog talking to you, Nick. Son of Sam, his dog told him to kill people. Yeah. About Berkowitz, I believe his name was, right? So you don't want your dog telling you that, right? Dana Gould has a great bit about that. It's like... About son of Sam? If the puppy, if the dog told him was like the devil, at some point he had to be a puppy.

And it had to be like, kill, kill, but at first, throw the tennis ball.

Repeated me.

This was a cockroach you told somebody to kill?

Yeah, New Mexico.

I guess this happened on Friday.

Cockroaches don't talk.

Dogs look like they can talk.

Alexis Hernandez, 25, arrested.

Yeah, but you can't go with the dog told me to do it because that bit's already been done.

It's been done in 77.

This guy has been charged with two open counts of murder in connection with a Friday incident inside a Southwest Albuquerque home.

After receiving what he said were encrypted messages in a cockroach that he needed to kill.

How does one encrypt a message into a cockroach?

I have.

Giving you the information I have.

You plug in your computer, probably. You just put the cockroach in your computer. I don't know. It's like this guy's nuts or something. Are all cockroaches encrypted? Are they like WhatsApp and Snapchat? No idea. I forgot my roach's password. You cockaroach. There you go.

Was this guy on drugs?

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