I want to talk to you and I just want to talk to you man to look at you and get this thing straight and there.

If you didn't know Bub Skleton, you heard his voice for the first time in the Murder

Etcetera episode, Dere Me to Come.

You heard it because of a man named Leonard Brown.

I called Leonard Brown the first time, not because I any idea he had a tape of Bub Skelton.

I called him because he had run for sheriff two times and had been a crusader for honest law enforcement.

It was only after I met Brown and his son

Leonard Brown Jr. that I realized Brown had a ton of recordings from the 1970s that could end up

being important to the murder etc story.

It was also around that time I realized Brown had more stories than I ever knew.

And I would almost always leave his presence with a sore stomach because I'd been laughing so hard.

Every time we'd get to talking about a subject, Brown had a story to go along with it.

Like this one, about a man who has almost nothing to do with this case.

Gets into it with the police.

Cause me one day in this snow and you've got to get over here.

I got.

I need you bad. Get over here. What the hell you want me for? If you got

problems called the damn polis they get there before I can't it's snowing. I can't call

the police I can't call them to see them is trying to do something to me. I take it off over to

I, is he's locked inside. He's got a girl at works there that's the wife of a captain with the police department and he's

doesn't fell in love with her.

He doesn't fell in love with her. They go home because it's snow and they close the storm

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