Hi and welcome once again to History Dweaves. I am Tim and the topic of our podcast today. We have a little

historic podcast today, which is appropriate for History Dweaves. Can you think we? I would guess. It's on the

Blackout Ripper, Gordon Frederick Cummings, a serial killer that attacked and murdered

his victims during the Blitz in London during World War II.

So we'll talk about Mr. Cummings' dastardly deeds, and before we do, let me introduce our panel. We're very pleased to have with us today a very special guest, a frequent contributor to the show. But a man who is... You say a free contributor? Frequently. Frequent. Frequent. I'm not sure what I contribute, but... much? You contribute a great deal. As much as I do. I'm not right. A lot more, actually, than you do. And that is Young Casey. How are you doing, Casey? Good. How are you doing, Tim? Doing well. We're glad that you could join us today. This was unexpected. If we known you'd come and brandy would have baked the cake they probably would have would have something in there

something something something you have water yeah I had to go send the colonel out

yeah and he got you the colonel was he went scavenging and got you what water and

water cheese crackers now if he was on naked and afraid,

you'd be grateful for that.

That would be the best fucking cheese tracker you've ever had.

Exactly.

You'd be grateful.

So what's going on?

Casey, anything exciting happening?

Not much of anything.

Got my work done early today and just was in the area and figured out,

I'd figure out what you guys were up to. Had a sneaking suspicion you were podcasting today. We are, we hadn't, we had planned the podcast earlier in the week, but I, Typhoid Timmy. I had some vile disease. I don't know what it was. Dung fever, I think. Dung fever? The Zika, the Zika. It wasn't Zika. You know, actually he looked up Zika since I went to Columbia. I thought maybe I got that shit. But the symptoms for that is really, really different. I thought it would be fever, you know, your typical flu symptoms, but it's like rash and joint problems. You got the rash from something else, right? Yeah, that was a... Shot a pen of cell and clear that right up.

All right.

So anyway, we're glad you join us, Casey, and we understand.

Let's tell us a little...

Now, tell us about your daughter.

Well, I have two little girls.

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