A bus ride of pure terror.

I'm Jason Horton.

I'm Rebecca Leib.

And this is Ghost Town. So we all love Canada. I feel like there's this thing about Canada where like, oh we get it, they have better health care.

My wife is from Canada. It's hot. Yeah, you know, like cool people are from Canada blah blah blah.

After this episode I don't think you're gonna be like in Canada anymore.

I hate that to everyone's like I'll go to Canada.

You know like after Trump you just you can just do whatever. Now I think because I don't know if my wife is a

Canadian citizen I don't know if that means I can just walk and I'm also a

celebrity and an American and I'm a white male so can I just do whatever I want to go where I want?

Um, pretty much. Oh, okay. Especially in Canada, I don't think, you know, you can just kind of, it's a free for all there.

Yeah. I mean, I do like parts of Canada. It's great, but I think I hate when people say stuff like that.

It's not like LA and other places where it's like me like

I'm like yeah exactly no okay go then yeah like like, yeah, you love Chicago Cub so much?

Yeah, get out of here.

Yeah, prove it.

Rents are awful.

Yeah.

So, I want to talk about it, and I've been wanting to talk about this a long time because it's one of the most horrifying true crime stories

that I think I've ever it's it's one of those things and I think we've talked

about like the details everything is in the details and like Eddie Kemper was like, you know, six, eight or something.

That name is very familiar.

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