So, So Jen do I have a case for you?

Ooo, goody, what's it about?

Well, it's about a little boy named Bobby Greenlee.

Oh, I know him.

My grandma used to talk about this case all the time.

If you're from the Midwest, you might be a little bit familiar with this.

Upon doing some research, I learned quite a few things.

So I think you might be surprised as well.

Cool. I came across this because I went to the Missouri State Penitentiary, did a little tour.

The one in Jeff City, right? The one in Jeff City, did the haunted tour. I didn't see a ghost of course. My kid touched my leg in the dark and I was all excited. I thought a ghost was trying to make contact, but it was just my kid. Like what kind of contact did you think touching your leg? Well, it was on the back? My lower, like by my ankle.

Oh, okay.

He was gonna, the ghost was gonna pull me down.

I don't know.

So I want to talk about little Bobby Greenleaf, you ready?

Yep, let's go.

So I'm gonna tell you a story about a time in our nation when things were way different than they are today. You know, there was no internet back then, no gaming devices, no round-the-clock news channels, or getting whatever you want simply by the touch of a button.

It was a much simpler time where people trusted each other.

Everyone left their doors unlocked, windows wide open,

you know, kids could play outside, unsupervised all day,

and come home when the street lights kicked on.

That's kind of how we grew up.

That's exactly how we grew up.

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