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Two men of color vanished after last being seen in the same deputy's patrol car.

I knew something was wrong, some other nose.

It's the strangest case and most unsettling case.

Listen to the last ride podcast, part of the NPR Network.

This is a podcast about the killing of a mod arbor.

It contains moments of violence, profanity, and uncensored racism.

It may not be suitable for all audiences.

Glenn County, the place where a mod arbor was born and where he died,

was there at the beginning of the nation, organized in 1777.

As one of George's eight original counties.

Glenn, G-L-Y-N-N, was named after a member of the British Parliament to support

at the original colonies and what became the United States.

Now maybe to keep things even, officials in the area decided to name the county seat Brunswick.

Now that was in tribute to King George III of the House of Brunswick.

Now have you seen the musical Hamilton or heard the soundtrack?

You might remember King George III.

You heard him telling the colonists they'd regret leaving England and would all come back home.

Well, 200 years after George's death, we're still here.

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