Hey, welcome back to Sword and Scale Daily. I'm your host, Ryan Williams. It is Monday,

November 25th. We got some great stories for you today, so let's lock in.

In Texas, police responded to a condo after receiving a concerning tip from a citizen that a dead

body may possibly be inside. Also in Texas, a relative showed up at a loved one's

home after not hearing from them for a few days. They found their body in a closet with their beloved

pet. And in Florida, deputies in Osceola County were dispatched to a home for a reported armed

disturbance. All of this coming at you right now, here, on Sword and

Scale Daily.

On Monday, November 11th at around 1 a.m., officers with the Garland Police Department in Texas

responded to a condo on the 4,500 block of Shaha Road after receiving a report about a potential dead body.

According to the caller, their son had come home after visiting a friend who allegedly showed them a body that was wrapped up.

When officers arrived, they attempted to

contact someone in the home but garnered no response. At that time, officers were not authorized to

enter the condo, so they left. However, a short time after leaving, a neighbor ended up contacting

the police and stated that when police officers first arrived, they heard

someone running around the adjacent condo. The neighbor also stated that after officers had left,

two individuals left the condo, got into their neighbor's Mercedes, and left the property.

Officers learned that the Mercedes belonged to 53-year-old Johnny Ross and put a blow out on his

vehicle. Based on the information

they received from the neighbor, officers traveled back out to the condo, and at that point,

they were given the authority to force entry. When officers made their way into Johnny's condo,

right away, there were signs of foul play all throughout the home. On two of the couches in the

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