Welcome to shaken and disturbed, everybody.

You are with Father God Darren Karp here, along with Queen Elizabeth, aka A.K.A. Mother God,

aka John Thrasher, aka female hater. Hey, John.

Oh, my God.

I have to get it in every episode. Well, I have to get in every

episode, obviously. You ended the last, our NMR last week with something like I'm a misogynist and two other horrible things. Let's just say what it is. I don't, I don't want to keep like beating around the subject. Like, let's get right into it, you know? Yeah. Okay. Interesting. But for those who have been following along, obviously last week, previously to the

MMR, Johnny Boy was a little sick. So we thank you for our patience as we roll out some of these episodes. He's good to go now. Let's get into this week's case. As far as I know, I just wouldn't want to be my microphone right now, you know, just I'm still, you never know what infection may be.

Oh, good, good, good, good.

Very fun.

Okay. right now, you know, just I'm still, you never know what, what, what infection may be. Oh, good. Good, good, good. Very fun. Okay, I'm going to cut that, I think. No, I don't think we should cut it. Listen, at least I don't have hiccups. At least I don't have hiccups. That's the most important for that. You do, actually. And then I got them again, by the way. And it was like, it like kind of worked again. It didn't like instantly. I'm sending you the fucking straw. Yeah. I know. Well, my birthday was a couple months ago. Come on. I'm waiting. Send me the straw. Screw the toys and dumplings that I send you. I'm got to send you the fucking hiccup thing. By the way, guys, remember those viral dumplings that we see all over TikTok and Instagram? In case you didn't know, Darren got me five of them. And I opened them in a video on Patreon exclusively for Patreon. And they were all the same. Well, I don't want to say what the color was, but they were like, they were. There was an interesting pattern. Yeah. There's an interesting. Yeah. Let's just say a lot of things go wrong in that video. Yes. By the way, I made magic smell one and he gagged. So, you know, it is what it is. All right. Now that we've got all the most important things out of the way.

Good and no friends in low places.

Let's get to this week's case.

All right.

Well, this week's episode is about Tommy Lee Walker, who was a 19-year-old black man in Dallas,

Texas during the early 1950s, a period which in American history, we all know, when strict racial segregation shaped, did I say

segregation? Let me try that again. Racial segregation. That is kind of a hard to tiring of words.

And then putting shaped right next to it, right? Shaped nearly every aspect of life in the city.

Tommy maintained a quiet reputation within his

community and had no known criminal history prior to the events that would later lead to his

arrest. Now, Tommy did not own a car and relied primarily on public transportation or rides from

others to travel around Dallas, which was already a large and

sprawling metropolis by the early 1950s. I went to Dallas a couple of years ago for a conference,

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