Hello everyone and welcome back to the Roboto podcast where we break down case law, comedy,

and chaos in the legal field. As all of you know and have known since episode one of this

podcast, the chaos and the comedy are ever present in the case law, in courtrooms around America

and around the world. But today's case is on its own, Little Hill, in a category that I don't

think I could adequately define. I think that it really has everything in the worst ways.

I am appalled. I am aghast. I am without words to describe this one. So I am going to

summarize it the absolute shortest way that I can. And you will realize very quickly that it just

keeps going on and on and on. Yes, this case is real. Yes, this case is unbelievable. I understand that

those two concepts don't mesh, but sometimes reality is better, worse than fantasy. All I can say about

this case is sweet fancy Moses on buttered toast.

What is going on in Louisiana?

Beginning in 2010 and continuing for eight years,

hunters and property owners in Bosse A Parish, Louisiana,

are subjected to a series of increasingly disturbing crimes,

including thefts, burned deer stands,

nails left in driveways, dog shot and killed, houses and cars shot into, and a mock grave site that contained a covered pit with large rusty spikes designed to lure and murder police officers,

all of which police believe is the work of a sole

perpetrator, who also sends taunting letters and leaves behind evidence to frame innocent

people, including the plaintiff in this case, who was arrested in 2017, over two

2012 arsons despite his alibis for other crimes and despite the fact that the

crimes continued after he moved 60 miles away in 2014. The man now believed to be the perpetrator

had been acting as a confidential informant for the lead investigator since 2011.

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