Welcome to Jesview Pod, especially heinous. I'm Gabe. I'm Tasha. We are on Season 7, Episode 7, Name.

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Opening scene, there's some construction workers.

They're working on part of a playground.

It's roped off around the equipment.

There's some kids that are talking to one of the workers and talking about how pumped they

are for the park to be finished.

Another worker discovers some freaking goddamn human teeth. This all happens like real quick. They're just, yeah, they're hanging out chit-chat and they're like, hang out a second. This is a human job. Oh, wait, I mean teeth? Oh, yeah. And he goes, check this out. Teeth, which isn't crazy right off the bat. I have a drawer full of children's teeth. Yeah, but like at a park while you're talking to kids. Relax. Yeah, that's weird. Yeah. The kids are told to go back over to their moms and I was like, mom, maybe it could be a dad. You don't know. So, you know. And another worker discovers a freaking human jawbone. Oh my God, the fucking bones, like, never mind. I'll talk about it later. I know. I also, the hand. I'm like, please. Yeah. It would be in pieces. You know what I mean? Yes. And there was like holes on the sides were like, we're like, did you just go to the spirit store and steal a paw of a skeleton?

I know.

I was like, I just was in the Halloween section of Target the other day.

So I also found this.

The hand at the end of this episode, I know we're not there yet, but the hand at the end of

this episode is equivalent to what is that movie with Bradley Cooper where he plays a soldier

who comes home and they use like a doll as a baby like a little kid's plastic doll and it's very obviously not a live baby is that the one where he's like a sharpshooter or something I never I never watched it but it's like based on a true guy American sniper yeah is that. Is that what it's called? I don't know. Yeah. Go look at footage of him like holding the baby and it's like, it's like a, it's a fucking doll. It's a cabbage patch doll. That's got a yarn hair. Oh, God. It's a very serious movie. But, okay, so. It's like nobody on the set had a baby. Use a three-month-old. You guys do that shit all the time. Yeah. So later, as in, like, immediately after, Toots and Muncher on the scene with Corner Warner and CSU. They got shit roped off into sections like archaeologists, and they're like sifting through the dirt.

Corner Warner says that the bones that were discovered in the playground belong to a child that's probably 12 to 13 years old.

The sand found in the site is from a quarry in Rock County, New York, which is crazy that you were able to figure that out on scene rather than taking that to the, I don't know, whatever.

A CSU will- She probably has a little mobile unit.

Oh, that's true. I guess she has a little tackle box. You know she does. Yes, she does. A CSU woman calls over Corner and hands her an old Battlestar Galactica metal lunchbox. It was very cool. Very cool. I haven't seen the 70s version, but I have seen the newer one from like the mid-2000s, and it's fucking phenomenal if you haven't seen it. Corner Warner thinks it could mean that the death of the victim could have occurred in the late 70s because that's when the show was going on, the old version. The gang thinks that the death maybe was accidental. The kid could have, like, fallen into the hole.

So far, there's no proof of it being a homicide until CSU finds the skull.

It's got a goddamn bullet hole in it, theme song.

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