Well, you can't trust County.

Do you know what's so funny?

I was thinking earlier, I was like, it's hilarious how long we used to banter before we would get to the episode.

Necessary.

I used to feel it was necessary.

I did too.

I did too.

I feel like we had to like warm up a little bit.

But it gives me the giggles when I think about all the hilarious, like, just totally off topic stuff that we would talk about for like 30 minutes. And then we'd be like, okay, we do have a case today. On topic in our world.

Exactly. Exactly. Well, today I want to start us out by thanking the creeper that actually suggested this case because I am, I realize I'm like, I'm notorious for either A, never thanking them or B, I thank them at the very end.

She hates the fans. You heard it here first. I'm like, you heard it here first. So I was like, I need to start out by thanking this shout out to Brooke not Brooke on Reddit and this creeper actually grew up

in the very town where this all goes down and I think that's like what initially caught my

eye when they suggested it because this creeper said that he used to like drive by this house

as a kid and I guess just knowing the scary lore of it and once you get a feel for the lay of the land,

which like, that is no pun intended in regards to this case, that'll make more sense later.

But you can imagine just how spooky it must have been growing up, knowing that this house was

around the corner. So today I'm going to be diving into the case of Sheila Labar, who is around 48 years old at the time

everything I'm going to cover today goes down. But before I focus on Sheila, let me just kind of

quickly paint the picture of how we'll become introduced to her in the first place.

So in February 2006, a woman named Carolyn Lodge

realizes that her son, whose name was Kenny, who was 24, and he had some mental disabilities,

he had suddenly stopped communicating with her. And it had been like four days of silence. And

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