If I get my kid a phone, I'll be able to keep in touch with them all the time.

We'll be on it all the time.

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Yeah, I didn't know what happened to him.

Can you tell where he was shot?

We saw someone run.

We heard four shots.

Today's been a stressful day for you. I understand that...

I don't think you do.

That's off your phone. Two days before this happened. Can you explain that?

You're a smart guy. I think you know where we're going with this.

Hey you and welcome. My name is Mike.

And in this old video, we are heading off, we're jetting off to the city of Longmont, Colorado, if you can believe such a thing, to talk about a fella named Jason Schaefer.

Jason, he worked for the United States Postal Service. The thing was, one day in October of 2021, someone went postal on him.

This involved an entire conspiracy against Jason's life.

And the thing is, my friends, if you're planning on killing somebody, A, don't.

But B, don't use Snapchat.

And on that note, let's give it a gift.

Longmont in Colorado, it's a city north of Denver, in the foothills of the rocky mountains.

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