Welcome, everybody. Hey, this is going to be a special, this special episode. This is

our random surprise. We don't know what we're going to do and when we're going to do it.

But we have had so many questions about the current case that's going on Gabby Petito

and Brian Laundry. Murph and I don't like to be nattering Nebabs and just, you know, be

nittery knitheads and get on TV and just talk about it. I mean, I could, I've been asked

before like cases like this to come on and talk about it and I declined. Simply for the

reason is I just don't want to be one of a thousand people that's profiting off the

misery of others, you know, and it's like what I'd rather do is like what we're going

to do right now. If you want to hear about the case, go to the internet. Al Gore helped

create this amazing thing called the internet. You guys can go there and find out everything

you want about the case. What we're going to do instead is we're going to walk you through

it from two perspectives. One is my perspective as a homicide detective. How do you approach

handling something like this? What do you do? You know, what are the things that go into

it? There's going to be kind of a crossover piece because we're going to talk about now

when the fed start getting involved, basically the FBI, some of their activities and then

Steve, obviously, Steve has, Steve, you got a little experience hunting people. I would

say a little bit, just a little bit. And we're going to talk about how to do a man hunt. How are

we going to go after this guy named Brian Laundry? So let's get into it this way. Look,

if you want to learn about the case, go to the internet. You'll find out a lot of things about

Gabby Petito and Brian Laundry and their, you know, a van trip across America. The van life is

I think what their hashtag they were using. But let's talk about it from this standpoint.

We have a set of circumstances that lead us to believe. First of all, he showed back up at

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