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What do you know, Alibis? What a crazy Wednesday in the double murder trial for Alec Murdoch.

We're going to get to that in just a second. Real quick, the formalities and the thank-yous

to Mary and Katie Taco and Mom who donated. I appreciate you guys so, so much. Just very

generous of you. Song, in fact, of the day, don't stop believing. So, great song, right?

Everybody sings it at the top of their lungs when it comes on. And so, the line, Strangers

waiting up and down the boulevard. It's a reference to Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood where

dreams are made. But the keyboard player Jonathan Cain was starting to doubt he could make

it as a musician in Hollywood. So, what does he do? Talks to his dad. And so, he asked,

should I just come back to Chicago and give up on this? And his dad said, no, son,

stay the course. We have a vision. Don't stop believing. So, he kind of jelled the advice

his dad gave into the observations he had of all the creative types that were walking

up and down Sunset Boulevard. So, there you go. Now, you know. Okay. So, the obvious. So,

yeah, we had a bomb threat today. We were in the middle of testimony just normal, normal

day. And you hear like a police radio go off, which is something you never hear in that

courtroom at all. First time I've ever heard it. So, the judge sends the jury out. And

then as soon as they're out of the door, door shut, he stands up, tells us we all have

to evacuate. And so, I was kind of first at the door. And they stopped us and let the

family go out first. And then we all went out. We were out there, I don't know, maybe

a couple of hours at least. I was on the phone with long crime network, pretty much most

of that time. But we were unable to go get our stuff because we had to move across the

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