Why the devil did we go to the door?

I did four.

What the hell for?

Uh, that's a wrap on the movie Jow.

Yeah, we could be at a bonus, sure.

I'm gonna do a little history.

So a very eerily similar crime happened in real life after Joe was filmed but before it was released.

So listen to this shit, all right.

Reading from Wikipedia.

So 10 weeks before Joe was released in the United States, a real life mass murder with similarities

to the movie's climactic scenes occurred in Detroit, Michigan, you know, where the auto industry was rapidly declining.

On May 7th, 1970, a railroad worker named Arville Douglas Garland entered a university residence and killed his daughter, her boyfriend, and two other students.

And during pretrial deliberations, Judge Joseph Gillis saw Joe and strongly advised both the prosecution and defense teams to do the same.

He then carefully screened each member of the jury pool and excluded any who had seen the movie.

He also forbade any seated juror from watching the movie or discussing it with anyone who

had seen it.

Although he brought with him multiple weapons and extra ammunition, Garland, the killer, received a light sentence.

Pardon me.

Oh, before, uh, you can click on the, can find it out in a second

I don't like two years or something like that pretty light sentence for murdering

his daughter her boyfriend and two other students he was sentenced to five

orgies. Yeah, so before and after sentencing, he received hundreds of letters from parents across the country who expressed sympathy with him.

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