Hey everybody welcome back to cold case murder mysteries. I'm your host Ryan Kraus

welcoming you back for part two of the Ryan Stuka case.

We're going to pick up with the text right where we left off in part one.

And so in the same way Ryan had the repetitive power to take people back to the top of the mountain on the lift,

he would be very likely to indulge the symbolic gesture of someone else offering him the same emotionally. It mirrors what he offers. You get what you give, right? But the danger is that it will be in the form of drugs. So think of him early in the night offering

his friend a lift, so to speak, and how that's the right thing to do.

And so later on, that's gonna come back to him in karma

with someone saying, hey, bro,

I'm gonna give you a lift.

And he's gonna think of that in a positive positive manner because what he's looking to do is get high emotionally.

Now, let's say you're on a ski lift to the top of the mountain and intend to ski a specific trail.

What will happen to you along the way that parallels what we've been talking about?

Well, when you look down, you'll see the straight white line beneath you again, but this time it's the ski slope.

Now, what happens to the straight white lines over time. They disappear, right? I mean, Ryan's

going to be there until April 16th. And why is he going to leave? Because the

straight white lines are going to disappear.

Ryan gives people a lift to the top of the mountain by placing them over the disappearing

straight white line projected onto the green screen, in this case the green trees, and so what

likely happened to him is that someone offered a lift to the top of the mountain emotionally

with drugs, and he accepted it. We're always told that you

get what you give. Do unto others, they say. But in the end, what we learn is that structure dictates tragedy works like that too.

Ryan gave people a lift to the top of the mountain physically, which accommodates the body or our physical reality.

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