So the Washington Post has done a big investigation and they are revealing what they claim are

details on the final years of the life of former Colts owner Jimmer, say, who died in May

at the age of 65. It's not good, Casey. But I don't think we are at all surprised by what we're learning in this report.

And WIBC, Ryan Hedrick, will join us momentarily, has a big post up at WIBC.com if you want to read it.

According to Ryan's reporting, the Washington Post says Ursa was working with a doctor in California who prescribed him strong medications. He started with opioids and later ketamine. Now that's what killed Matthew Perry. Is that right? The Friends Star in doses that made friends and family worry. Some people told the post, they saw him taking pills. And another said they watched him get ketamine shots.

Yeah.

So when you factor in, and we'll bring Ryan in here in just a second, when you factor in

the fact that what, he almost passed away, what it was at a couple of years ago now,

and there was.

Well, there were reports back in early 24 that he had overdosed on opioids.

Yeah, because at one point, remember, the 911 came to his house.

Right.

They had to resuscitate him.

He was allegedly blue.

And look, I don't think this surprises anyone because this guy had this issue throughout

much of his life.

And I just, like, I feel horrible for the guy on one hand.

But then on the other hand, and this is what, and then we'll bring Ryan in, this is my editorial comment on this. We as taxpayers invested a billion dollars or more when you put interest

into that stadium. And he is the CEO or was the

CEO of the company that we invested in not only are we paying for that stadium but we gave

massive giveaways to jim ursay and the ursay family and is there any other company if we knew the CEO behaved in the manner that this guy was

behaving?

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