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Well, tonight we're talking about a mysterious death that happened April 14th, 2022 in Lynchburg, Virginia. And the mysterious death

was of a young man named Johnny Cashman. I say young man because he's younger than me. He was 38.

This was in Lynchburg, Virginia. I've never been there but looking at photos and

talking to people it looks Virginia looks beautiful and that town is you know it's

population of around 80,000 so I think it's a quaint town where you can still have a small town feel and know people around you, people help each other out.

But like any town, there is crime and other elements that happen. So really this case starts off

Justin because Johnny's mother Kim she hadn't heard from him since that day so So she spoke to him on April 14th, which was in

2022, but then she hadn't heard from him for a few days and that worried her because she was used to getting a text from him or a call every day, if not more than one.

Now with his having depression, that's always a fear, right? That maybe he's not wanting to talk to anyone or we could

imagine something worse happening. Yeah. And his parents and sister they all live in Maine which is hundreds of miles away so they

can't just jump in their car and go visit him it's a long distance so they their only communication is via phone or text and when they don't hear from them it's a little bothersome.

That's five days later on April 19th when Kim called the Lynchburg Police Department and she said,

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