In the small morning hours of January 26, 2015, a confused and concerned neighbor called 911,

asking for maybe the police in the town of Tyler, Texas. The caller had heard a car crash and

perhaps some gunshots. When she looked outside, she saw a red Toyota Camry with its front end having run into a pole.

The first responding officer with his body cam activated approached the car.

He opened the front door and found the driver unresponsive, still seated in the driver's seat.

It was quickly apparent that this was no ordinary car accident.

The car was riddled with bullets and covered in blood, as was the driver.

It was a strange scene with much, much more to the story.

Our 316 episode of California Dreaming is in recognition of Pride Month.

This is the tale of the deadly truth about hate, the murder of Ty Underwood.

Hello, dreamers, and welcome back to the show. I've been spending most of the month of June

trying to get the last parts of the

Gannon-stalk case done on Patreon, but I encountered some technical difficulties with getting

the audio and video files from my phone to my computer and from my computer into an MP3

converter and that MP3 into my audio software. And it was big pain of the butt so I'm going to come back to

that a little later and put this episode that I've been wanting to do now for a couple of years and since

June is Pride Month it seems like the right time when nothing else is going right in my little makeshift

recording studio and I use the term studio quite loosely.

Before I get started, I have a few notes about the show. This is an independent podcast, which

means it is completely subscriber funded, which also means anytime you listen to the show,

the only annoying things you're going to hear is me. And there are a number of ways that you can support this podcast.

You can join in, subscribe, or follow me on all the social medias.

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