get it the virtue. Okay, I'm going to do something a little unorthodox this morning, follow

me here. So from time to time, are there news stories that you get so invested in that

you are watching it so much that you almost feel like you could be the reporter on the

news talking about it because you know every detail of this thing. Yeah, I feel like

there are definitely some news stories that grass people's attention more, more so than

others like the Gabby Petito story. That's the one I was going to bring up as the example

also. And so and I think the latest one is the corrections officer who ran off with the

with an in bait. You are reading my mind this morning. Okay, because I have casually followed

this case, but I was going to what I was going to ask you guys is if you have been following

it really, really closely, like obsessively close, well, you explain the whole thing to me

because I just haven't had time to follow it all the way up until the ending yesterday.

One eight five five virtual. I don't even know if you guys have been following or I could

ask you normally what we do is I have all the notes ready to go and I'm going to throw

them at you guys and I know what I'm talking about. But in this case, I do not. I just have

very vague details about it, but it's been such an intriguing case that I know a lot of you

guys have been following it and I would love you to educate me on the whole thing.

I have not been following it hardcore, but I did see the dramatic ending. I saw the headlines

for the dramatic ending that happened recently. So as I understand it goes down something

like this, where the corrections officer who had recently retired, but was still on the

job had fallen in love with an inmate. Do I have that part right?

Bert, can you refer to the inmate as ugly John Ham? Because that's who he looks like.

I'm looking at his top and like John Ham is ugly brother.

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