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Welcome to True Crime to Go. What can I get for you?

You know, like an abduction that kind of looks like an abduction, but it might not be an abduction, but you might consider an abduction. It's very abductive.

Pull up to the second window and we'll see you next crime.

Welcome to true crime to go. Jamie, I got to ask. Did they get your order right?

They always don't. I was trying to channel Vince Vaughn from Wedding Crashers when he does that scene of, I'm not interested, but she's interested. Now, she's starting to get interested, but I don't want to be interested, and she's not interested, but then I start to get interested. It's a really good scene. I love my mother so much, but I remember vividly in high school, she would go through a drive-thru and say things in the most confusing way and then get really salty when they messed it up. And I was like, I don't think they're the problem. If it happens at every drive-thru, mom, it's on you. All right, man. What are we talking about today? Yeah, I mean, it is what it sounds like.

Let's get rolling around 4 o'clock in the afternoon on September 25th, the 2025 in Marion County.

Where?

Oh, God, are we going to Florida? Florida.

A text message arrived on a mom's phone and it was from her 17 year old son.

It read, I need help.

I'm being shot at four Hispanics armed white van, one driver.

I'm hit.

You have a son who's awful.

Yeah.

Who's almost seven. Is he Yeah, who's almost 70.

Is he 17?

He's almost 17.

Anyway, around this age, like that, how scary would that be?

And also, maybe you don't text.

That's a phone call situation.

That shows you just how much we hate calling.

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