It is the Kindle of Casey show, 93 WIBC. I'm Rob Kims here, Jerry Lopez, and for Casey Hammer,

hello.

Man, ready to have a fun show today, because yesterday was an incredibly sad day in Indian

apolis. Unfortunately, we've had quite a bit of these lately, a funeral saying farewell

to one of our law enforcement heroes yesterday. Just a beautiful service at Game Bridge Field

House for Marion County Sheriff's Deputy Derm, D-U-R-M. And man, it was, it was an emotional

day seeing his kids go up there. It was just a beautiful service. And then of course,

Crown Hill Cemetery, which is amazing, that heroes of public safety section. I know it's

almost morbid to say this, but if you're a history nerd at all, if you appreciate Indiana

history, take a tour of Crown Hill, because the things you will find in that joint, everything

from Dillinger to Presidents, the heroes of public safety, you know, Bob or say race car

drivers. I mean, it really is a historical place to go check out.

And there's other morbid was saying that because it's some of the most interesting and important

people who have ever lived in this, this city. And obviously, you guys are, you know, amazing

in terms of hammering Nigel, your sport of law enforcement. I know you guys covered

that very, very well yesterday. But somebody was giving you crap. So the guy's name that

is no longer with us. The hero that has left us way too early was John Durham, D-U-R-M.

Right. Well, sometimes I've heard people pronounce it as Durham, right? And maybe this

is like an Indiana Southern draw, kind of thing, where if you just slow it down, Durham.

Like putting an ass on the croakers, it's just something we do. Right. Maybe that's the

case. And I heard Carrie Forstall, who's the sheriff, who was his boss, pronounced it

that way yesterday, and a couple different people throughout the service did. So I can't

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