Welcome to Unspeakable, a true crime podcast where I tell stories of real crimes with real victims,

whose cases are so shocking that many are left wondering, how is this even real?

I use my experiences in law enforcement, corrections, and combined with my years as a criminal justice educator, dig deep into complex cases of evil acts.

Some so evil, many feel they are unspeakable.

Warning, unspeakable is intended for mature audiences.

If you are easily offended, then I'm not your girl.

Listening discretion is advised. Hey y'all, KJ, here back for another episode of Unspeakable. What is going on?

I have got a fire episode for you today. I think you're going to really enjoy it. I worked really hard.

Matter of fact, I took 18 pages of notes for you. That's right. I did my work because while you're driving or you're doing dishes or you're cleaning somebody's house, you need the info and I'm here to provide it to you. But before I start, I've got some shout out to some people that I need to recognize for joining my crime family and for just being all around awesome people. And I'm going to start. Y'all, this one's straight out of Louisiana. So first, I'm going to go with Tony McClung from right here in Louisiana. Hi, Tony. Thank you so very much for supporting me as well as Stephanie. Now, I would say Coal, but it could be Coho. I don't know how much I'm supposed to put in it, but I'm saying it for you, Stephanie, right there in Lincoln, Nebraska. Hey, Steph, thank you so much for joining. Thank you for being a part of my podcast for supporting me and for believing in what I'm doing. It means everything to me. And I've got Taylor Ann B.N. How are you, girl? You? You're from right here in denim. No? No, I'm laughing because you've got.

Taylor and Bintan. Shit. Beinvenue.

All right. And I've got Taylor and V. Invenu. How are you doing? She's right here,

right here in Denham Springs. Girl, we got to get coffee or something. And then Susan Edwards, another Denham Springsian. Susan, do you know how important it is to have people in your community support you? I don't know if you do. Rhonda Rayburn. Now, she's a little bit further down, but she's in Hammond, Louisiana. I got a lot of family in Hammond. So thank you, Ms. Rhonda, and I've got Raven Adams from Denham Springs. Y'all, my people, my hometown people are bringing it in. Hey, Raven. And then Rachel, Brunner, or is it Brunner? Y'all, this makes me, I want to do it right for you. Rachel, Brunner or Brunner. Hey, Rachel, thank you so much. She's from Kentucky, y'all. Hinkle, Kentucky. Hey, girl. I'm so thankful. And I know, you know, you should have more words to say than thankful, but that's what it is from the bottom of my heart. I mean, if people believe in me and they support me, that makes all the difference. And so I'm so thankful to have

you along the way. But before I start this story, y'all, I have to tell y'all, I have to tell y'all

something that happened. If you have a kid listening for some reason, just like make them

earmuffs real quick and cover their ears. This is the funniest shit I think I've ever heard in my life.

So my nephew and my niece and someone else were driving down the road.

And, um, something happened to where they almost got run off the road, I think is what it was.

Something along those lines. And, um, so my niece was trying to be funny. funny and like we need to get out of the car.

And so she starts screaming. Oh, I remember it was her boyfriend and my nephew. That's what makes

this even better. Her boyfriend, my nephew, and my niece. And she starts screaming,

ejaculate, ejaculate. Sorry, I snorted.

And so both of the boys turned around and look at each other wild-od.

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