Welcome to Monday morning murder in the news with Alyssa Carroll.

Except it's Friday. Good morning heathens. Wow all I had to say is

I might have to make a Monday morning murder in the news on Friday because you guys sent me

so many articles I don't want to leave anyone out and what you heard was just send me

a shit ton more and I'm here for it. You guys keep doing this. I'll keep making these in the morning.

If anything else I can make a separate channel and we can just do this in the morning. I don't know. Let me know.

Regardless, I got a lot, a lot of articles. And then at the end of this, I actually

have kind of an update and it's going to have some disturbing stuff. So you might want to stick around

for that. But our first article comes from the

newsleader.com title reads willow springs man staged farm accident paid someone to cut off his feet.

So this is coming out, well the article is coming out of West Plains, Missouri.

The article is about Willow Springs, which is like Central Southern,

very Southern Missouri. Okay. So in Tori Thompson's 20 years of law enforcement, the Howell County Sheriff's Office

Lieutenant has examined his share of bizarre incidents. When a man appeared to

try and cash in on an insurance policy by staging a bloody farm equipment accident, it became the strangest case of his career.

So would-be fraud and gruesome scenes are his career.

So would-be fraud and gruesome scenes are part and parcel of Thompson's job, but the combination

of those circumstances is odd.

The details made it awder. Oddder? I don't know if that's a word. In November, the Howell County Sheriff's

Office sent out a relatively vague press release to local media about a situation involving a man in Willow Springs

who had lost his feet in an apparent staged incident, those are in air quotes, with a brush hog, a rotary mower often

attached to a tractor. So yeah, it's like those riding lawnmowers, but they don't, I mean, they can

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