In today's story, the most unlikely person did the most unlikely thing.

And even when you get to the end and you hear the details as to how and why they did it,

it won't make sense, because no sane person would ever do this. But before we get into

today's story, if you're a fan of the Strange Dark and Mysterious Deliberate and Story format,

then you come to the Right Podcast because that's all we do.

And we upload twice a week, once on Monday and once on Thursday.

So if that's of interest to you, please cut in front of the five-star review button, who's

been patiently waiting for their turn in the 10 items or less

checkout line at the grocery store and then proceed to pay for your completely overflowing

cart with a ziploc bag full of change.

Also, please subscribe to the Mr. Ball and Podcast, wherever you listen to podcasts,

so you don't miss any of our weekly uploads.

Hey Prime members, you can binge eight new episodes of the Mr.in podcast one month early and all episodes

ad free on Amazon music download the Amazon music app today.

Okay let's get into today's story. It was mid-June 2014 in Highland Springs, a small blue-collar town about four miles outside of Richmond, Virginia.

By 3 p.m. that day, it would be hot, 91 degrees Fahrenheit.

But right then, at 6.30 in the morning, it was cool.

With the sun fully visible in the sky, 16-year-old Martray Coals watched from the living room window of his

family's single-story plain White House as his father climbed into his car, turned on his engine, and

drove off to work. After he was gone, Martrey left the window and walked

through the empty house to his bedroom. Once inside, he sat down at his desk, he

opened a sketchbook, and he started to draw. Unlike his usual artwork, which consisted of anime stylized faces and figures full of color,

...