Hey guys, it's Jerry. I just wanted to say I'm so sorry about the technical difficulties on last week's show. For whatever reason, the last six minutes did not play. So what I wanted to do is give you what you were missing out on. So you're not thinking we're just doing purposely cliffhangers. What I want to do is I'm going to pick it up a little bit before it cut off.

So it's a nice clean start.

And I hope you enjoy the end of the show.

Sorry once again for the difficulties.

Now you've moved forward just a little bit longer and those feelings kind of went away to where now he's feeling suicidal.

They found out that he was fit to stand trial, and he decided against his attorney's wishes

to plead guilty.

He called his dad to tell his dad that he was going to plead guilty and to forgive him

for that, which I imagine his dad probably

didn't want to have shit to do with him.

Well, I would say not.

And when his dad found out that he was the killer, there was a press conference with

his dad, and his dad just said that he just sat and cried.

You know, because he said he knew he had issues and just to know that his son that they brought up was responsible for killing six people and wounding seven others in a year's time and causing so much other havoc and terror on a city that it just was too much to handle.

So I don't know why he would even call his dad to say, hey, I'm sorry for pleading guilty. But you did it. I mean, the pleading guilty part ain't what you need to be apologizing for. Yeah. And just imagine how hard that is on his dad to have to live with that. And his dad by this time was like in his late 60s.'s like 67 68 years old so he was starting to be an

older guy so anyway so in may 178 he pleaded guilty two weeks later on on the day of the

sentencing this is weird in its own self he threw this tant tantrum, right? Mm-hmm.

He broke the restraints that they had him on.

Oh, my gosh.

He went into the courtroom.

They get, you know, finally crowding, get him into the courtroom.

He sees Stacey Moskowitz's mom, and he starts saying,

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