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Speaker 1 (00:00):
I told you last week that couple killed out in
Arkansas at the Arkansas State Park. Their children were spared
because apparently mom took the children to safety, came back
to save dad, and then mom was killed as well.
The guy that they got had just moved to Arkansas
to be a fifth grade teacher. I don't know if
I said it on the air or not. I know
I told Zach, I guarantee you this psycho has done
(00:21):
this before. The reason he went to Arkansas was not
to be a teacher, was because he killed people at
someplace else. Well, guess what what. He's being investigated now.
Police and Vermont investigating a potential connection between Arkansas double
homicide suspect and unsolved killing of a beloved school school
dean in twenty twenty three. I'm sorry, my glasses are terrible.
(00:43):
I've got to get some more shots in my eyes.
Andrew James McGann twenty eight charged two cows of capital
murder in last month's fatal shooting in Arkansas, but now
they believe that he may have been the assailant, the murderer,
the killer, the culprit the dirt ball that killed this
school dean in Vermont I'm a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2 (01:02):
I'm shocked.
Speaker 1 (01:04):
Have you seen his mugshot? Yes, he looks what a psycho?
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Oh yeah, he looks odd.
Speaker 1 (01:09):
If I went to open house, like the beginning of
the school year and that was my kid's fifth grade teacher,
I'd make them skip fifth grade.
Speaker 2 (01:15):
Yeah, we would. We might do some homeschool and are
moving to a different school.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
That's a couple of con kids. I'll take you down
to the penitentiary. We'll find you a better teacher because
this guy, but he was just uh.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
We'll put you a juviie for nine months. It'll be better.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
He looks almost like a cartoon. He is so villainous looking.
He just I don't know. His face is about fourteen
inches long and his hair is about eighteen inches high.
He's nuts looking, and I just I don't know. But
in Vermont, the suspect was described as a white male
(01:49):
in his twenties, five foot ten inches tall, short red hair.
He was reportedly wearing a dark gray T shirt carrying
a black backpack. Police at the time considered him armed
and dangerous. State police in Vermont now say they continue
to actively pursue all leads in the case. And this
guy fits the description. So there you go. You know,
when you're a cicico, you're not just Siico one time
(02:11):
in one place for one reason. You're SICKO constantly. A
two y WTV and is the number. I got a
couple of people standing by. Let's get right to it, Steve,
you're on six ten double ETV at height.
Speaker 3 (02:22):
Hey, Chuck's talking about the guy that got his finger
bit off.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
Yes.
Speaker 3 (02:27):
So back in two thousand and one, I got into
an tercation with the then next marine guy. He had
one don't you too many peers and words? Got it Sid,
I'll push him in the face. He did some kind
of maneuver and had me on the ground before I
knew it. The only reason I had was a part
of his nose off. I was an arrested taking it,
still in charge with blowing its assault. I was getting
(02:49):
a fifty thousand dollars sure any bond, which meant that
I had to take five thousand cats for a thousands
a zero dollar teck. So for him to get two
million dollars of bond and a twenty four years later,
I'm just wondering to because there was.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
A law office, Well that's inflation is what that is?
Speaker 3 (03:06):
Inflation?
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Okay, that's the only there's no rules about it. Man,
I see bail and bond set at ridiculous level. Some
people you think should get a million dollars bond and
they get him ten thousand dollars. I don't, I don't.
There should be more, there should be more consistent rules
about it, and there's not. And so did you? Did
you go to court and get your bond money? Backer? You?
(03:29):
You just lose it all?
Speaker 3 (03:30):
Well, I went to covidte seat to the barn, So
take you the Jerry Coyle just because I thought I
was in self defense and our will end up serving
two years, But that was pretty change of years to
be that. The defense had to prove itself. Now the
burdens on the protitute is to prove. So had a
best switch around that time, I probably wouldn't have got
down guilty.
Speaker 1 (03:52):
All right, Well, I still don't think I appreciate you, Steve.
I would not. I just I couldn't bite something off
of somebody unless it was a life or death to join.
To be honest, if I had no choice, you know
I'm dead. I'm going to die. I'm going to cease
to exist. If I don't bite your finger off, I'm
taking the finger Bobbitt style. Yes, okay, yeah I will.
(04:13):
I'll babitize you in a heartbeat if that's what it
means to stay alive. Just saying A two, one, nine
and eighty six is the number? Greg, You're on six
to ten double U TVN. How are you?
Speaker 4 (04:23):
Yeah? Hey? But I love your show. Thank you, sir,
I thank you got it. I would wish you would
have more time on the air myself.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
But I know what I mean.
Speaker 2 (04:33):
Crime.
Speaker 4 (04:35):
I've got two words for this crime situation, and that
is Beauford Tusser.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
Yes, walking tall, the real one, buddy, Yeah, not that
rock remake crap, the real Buford.
Speaker 4 (04:46):
Tcusser, right right, Joe Don Baker.
Speaker 1 (04:50):
Yes he was. And I'll tell you what that two
by four was an end or was it a four
by four? He he had big hands. It might have
been a four by four.
Speaker 4 (04:56):
He carried it could have been, it could have been.
But yes, I just think it's atrocious what's going on
in Columbus. And I work out of county, but I
am I loath to pay the City of Columbus taxes.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
It's up and I think you know that that should
bother a lot of people, not necessarily that the problems
are there, but great, quite frankly, I don't feel like
anybody cares except maybe seven or eight of us. The
rest of the people, especially those who are in control
of the city. They're walking around in some fake utopia
(05:30):
where everything's good, the crime numbers are down. We all
have happiness and sunshine coming out of our butts. I
don't know where they're living.
Speaker 4 (05:39):
Yes, yes, I agree, and I don't know. I just
the bubble to me is just is unreal.
Speaker 1 (05:46):
So you moved out of Columbus or did you ever
live in Columbus? No?
Speaker 4 (05:51):
No, I live in Looking County.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
Okay, Well you don't have it so easy out there
lately either.
Speaker 4 (05:57):
Well, yes, yeah, we're being inundated with Microsoft and solar panels.
Speaker 1 (06:02):
And I don't know. God those I was out there
showing a house over the weekend. I'll tell you those.
Those solar panels are just the most obnoxious looking things ever.
I what beautiful farmland has gone in the dumper with
a bunch of mirrors in the field.
Speaker 4 (06:16):
Yes, I feel the same way.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
Great guy, I appreciate you being out there, buddy, Stay safe,
thanks for calling. You're welcome here anytime. A two one
nine six A two one WTV. And again I I
just stuff, I I I don't understand not putting bad
guys in jail. We just build a new jail. It's
right around the corner from this radio station. And some
(06:40):
of the people I work with, that's I suppose that's
an appropriate location. But not you, Zach, not Hugh just
I was, I was you, Yeah, you.
Speaker 2 (06:52):
I don't deserve to go. What have I ever done
that's illegal?
Speaker 1 (06:56):
We don't know about it. We just you look at
you and you know they're similarly stuff going on.
Speaker 2 (07:01):
A lot of people say that.
Speaker 1 (07:02):
Yeah. I have been saying for many, many years, and
I've been told how wrong I am that? You know,
as they as we were releasing criminals at one point
because of overcrowded jails, and now we got all these
people walking around because of over crowded jails. I said,
he here's an idea, build prisons, build prisons. Why is that?
(07:24):
And people have taken me to task for this, Chuck,
you can't say that we don't need more prisons. We
need to We need to educate. Oh my gosh, we
need to educate we need to educate. They keep saying,
everybody's got a program, everyone's to educate. Bad people go
to jail. And if there's not a jail, build a
(07:45):
new jail. The construction industry will appreciate it. All of
the new prison guards will appreciate it. Build the jail
and then put the bad guys away. It's it, seriously,
it ain't brain surgery. It's just reality. You need a
(08:05):
place to get bad people off the street so that
they are not out here with the good people. Good
people should not have to be intimidated, scared, worried. They
shouldn't have to look over their shoulder eighteen times before
walking through the parking lot to get in their car.
That's wrong. That's wrong. And those people out there say, well,
(08:28):
did you really have to go shopping at that hour
of the day. Shut up. It's America. You go shopping
whenever the hell you want.
Speaker 2 (08:35):
I mean, your car got broken into? Did you lock?
Speaker 1 (08:38):
Did you lock it? Did you leave anything of value
in there? Was there anything visible? Shut up? It's my
car in my driveway at my house. Shut up. Don't
ask me what the criminal did. I told you the
other day, I got almost choose the p word angry
because I had posted that story about the pit bow
(08:59):
running up on my porch over the weekend. My chihuahua,
my grandkids out there on the porch. Here comes this
pit bull run and I'm somebody better come get their
dog or you will be paying for the funeral. And
you shouldn't be mean to animals. Shut up. I'm more
worried about the pit bull eating my chihuahua or biting
my grandchildren than i am the well being of the
(09:21):
pit bull running loose in the neighborhood. These Karens are
making me nuts, absolutely crazy. Instead of seeing the problem,
you blame the victim. And when some crazy maniac like
me says there ought to be justice and criminals ought
(09:42):
to go to jail, you want to tell the world
how nuts I am. That's just hate speeds. Here's this
the phobe. You're a crime phobe, your criminal fobe. We
should not have to accept the the cautionary existence were
(10:03):
forced to live. You can't even pump gas without being
on the lookout because somebody's gonna sneak up from the
other side of the vehicle. Give me get away from me. Well,
I love it when I'm going into like a dollar general,
dollar tree, family dollar, anything with dollar in the title,
(10:24):
and somebody's standing. Excuse me, if you got a few dimes,
would I be shopping for some of the dollar tree
if I have money to give away, get away from me.
You shouldn't be mean to them. Why not. They're here
every single day. They are healthy. Look at them, They
can lift stuff. They should go get a job. Nothing
(10:47):
worse than seeing somebody twenty five years old standing in
the intersection holding a sign you are fine, go get work.
Stop forcing me government to accept this as the norm.
Stop telling me that I am the wrong one, the
(11:09):
hateful one, the phobic one. Because I don't want my
grandkids looking at some drugged up frenzy dance in the
middle of the street from a half naked woman that
doesn't even know which planet she's on. I think that's
a problem and something should be done. You think I'm
full of hate because I think it's a problem. Start
(11:32):
the ball rolling by putting criminals in jail. Pretty easy fix.
Or again, hey, maybe that's just me. One program paid
for by that twenty eight point two million dollars, and
I want to tell you about real quick. COLUMBUS police
were involved in this. It basically is Scared Straight for
(11:54):
the new millennium. If you remember Scared Straight, the kids
were taken into prison, Yeah, and great show prisoners. The
prisoners scared the crap out of them. Yeah, but I'm
sure that was hateful. That was the PTSD. We just
we can't do that to our children, and so yeah,
they're much better off now. So they did this program
this year and part of the teens went out with
(12:16):
law enforcement. They went out with first responders. They got
phase first involved, if you will, in the day to
day activities of crime and violence in this city. And
one of the culminating events was these teens got to
go to their own funeral, a mock funeral for you.
(12:41):
And the results, according to the officers who were participating
in this, were pretty impressive. In fact, I understand the
Columbus Police Department has said openly as as a department,
we would like to do this in more than just
the summer. We would like to continue to do this,
since are the ones that deal with this crap every day.
(13:02):
If they saw value in it, I see value in it,
and so I if this comes before you, if somebody
ask your opinion on it, educate yourself on that program
and be ready to speak, and I hope favorably. But
if the police department needs any backup to get city
Hall to listen, you know, I know we've got a
(13:26):
cosmetic crap older to do downtown. But if it means
churning some heads around before they become the people that
I get on the air at rant and rave about
want stuck in jail, If you can do that between
eleven and sixteen so they're not felons at seventeen, I'm
all for it. Let's make it happen. Probably have to
(13:46):
talk to Brian Steele see if I can get him
to give me some statistics on the success rate
I told you last week that couple killed out in
Arkansas at the Arkansas State Park. Their children were spared
because apparently mom took the children to safety, came back
to save dad, and then mom was killed as well.
The guy that they got had just moved to Arkansas
to be a fifth grade teacher. I don't know if
I said it on the air or not. I know
I told Zach, I guarantee you this psycho has done
(00:21):
this before. The reason he went to Arkansas was not
to be a teacher, was because he killed people at
someplace else. Well, guess what what. He's being investigated now.
Police and Vermont investigating a potential connection between Arkansas double
homicide suspect and unsolved killing of a beloved school school
dean in twenty twenty three. I'm sorry, my glasses are terrible.
(00:43):
I've got to get some more shots in my eyes.
Andrew James McGann twenty eight charged two cows of capital
murder in last month's fatal shooting in Arkansas, but now
they believe that he may have been the assailant, the murderer,
the killer, the culprit the dirt ball that killed this
school dean in Vermont I'm a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2 (01:02):
I'm shocked.
Speaker 1 (01:04):
Have you seen his mugshot? Yes, he looks what a psycho?
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Oh yeah, he looks odd.
Speaker 1 (01:09):
If I went to open house, like the beginning of
the school year and that was my kid's fifth grade teacher,
I'd make them skip fifth grade.
Speaker 2 (01:15):
Yeah, we would. We might do some homeschool and are
moving to a different school.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
That's a couple of con kids. I'll take you down
to the penitentiary. We'll find you a better teacher because
this guy, but he was just uh.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
We'll put you a juviie for nine months. It'll be better.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
He looks almost like a cartoon. He is so villainous looking.
He just I don't know. His face is about fourteen
inches long and his hair is about eighteen inches high.
He's nuts looking, and I just I don't know. But
in Vermont, the suspect was described as a white male
(01:49):
in his twenties, five foot ten inches tall, short red hair.
He was reportedly wearing a dark gray T shirt carrying
a black backpack. Police at the time considered him armed
and dangerous. State police in Vermont now say they continue
to actively pursue all leads in the case. And this
guy fits the description. So there you go. You know,
when you're a cicico, you're not just Siico one time
(02:11):
in one place for one reason. You're SICKO constantly. A
two y WTV and is the number. I got a
couple of people standing by. Let's get right to it, Steve,
you're on six ten double ETV at height.
Speaker 3 (02:22):
Hey, Chuck's talking about the guy that got his finger
bit off.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
Yes.
Speaker 3 (02:27):
So back in two thousand and one, I got into
an tercation with the then next marine guy. He had
one don't you too many peers and words? Got it Sid,
I'll push him in the face. He did some kind
of maneuver and had me on the ground before I
knew it. The only reason I had was a part
of his nose off. I was an arrested taking it,
still in charge with blowing its assault. I was getting
(02:49):
a fifty thousand dollars sure any bond, which meant that
I had to take five thousand cats for a thousands
a zero dollar teck. So for him to get two
million dollars of bond and a twenty four years later,
I'm just wondering to because there was.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
A law office, Well that's inflation is what that is?
Speaker 3 (03:06):
Inflation?
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Okay, that's the only there's no rules about it. Man,
I see bail and bond set at ridiculous level. Some
people you think should get a million dollars bond and
they get him ten thousand dollars. I don't, I don't.
There should be more, there should be more consistent rules
about it, and there's not. And so did you? Did
you go to court and get your bond money? Backer? You?
(03:29):
You just lose it all?
Speaker 3 (03:30):
Well, I went to covidte seat to the barn, So
take you the Jerry Coyle just because I thought I
was in self defense and our will end up serving
two years, But that was pretty change of years to
be that. The defense had to prove itself. Now the
burdens on the protitute is to prove. So had a
best switch around that time, I probably wouldn't have got
down guilty.
Speaker 1 (03:52):
All right, Well, I still don't think I appreciate you, Steve.
I would not. I just I couldn't bite something off
of somebody unless it was a life or death to join.
To be honest, if I had no choice, you know
I'm dead. I'm going to die. I'm going to cease
to exist. If I don't bite your finger off, I'm
taking the finger Bobbitt style. Yes, okay, yeah I will.
(04:13):
I'll babitize you in a heartbeat if that's what it
means to stay alive. Just saying A two, one, nine
and eighty six is the number? Greg, You're on six
to ten double U TVN. How are you?
Speaker 4 (04:23):
Yeah? Hey? But I love your show. Thank you, sir,
I thank you got it. I would wish you would
have more time on the air myself.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
But I know what I mean.
Speaker 2 (04:33):
Crime.
Speaker 4 (04:35):
I've got two words for this crime situation, and that
is Beauford Tusser.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
Yes, walking tall, the real one, buddy, Yeah, not that
rock remake crap, the real Buford.
Speaker 4 (04:46):
Tcusser, right right, Joe Don Baker.
Speaker 1 (04:50):
Yes he was. And I'll tell you what that two
by four was an end or was it a four
by four? He he had big hands. It might have
been a four by four.
Speaker 4 (04:56):
He carried it could have been, it could have been.
But yes, I just think it's atrocious what's going on
in Columbus. And I work out of county, but I
am I loath to pay the City of Columbus taxes.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
It's up and I think you know that that should
bother a lot of people, not necessarily that the problems
are there, but great, quite frankly, I don't feel like
anybody cares except maybe seven or eight of us. The
rest of the people, especially those who are in control
of the city. They're walking around in some fake utopia
(05:30):
where everything's good, the crime numbers are down. We all
have happiness and sunshine coming out of our butts. I
don't know where they're living.
Speaker 4 (05:39):
Yes, yes, I agree, and I don't know. I just
the bubble to me is just is unreal.
Speaker 1 (05:46):
So you moved out of Columbus or did you ever
live in Columbus? No?
Speaker 4 (05:51):
No, I live in Looking County.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
Okay, Well you don't have it so easy out there
lately either.
Speaker 4 (05:57):
Well, yes, yeah, we're being inundated with Microsoft and solar panels.
Speaker 1 (06:02):
And I don't know. God those I was out there
showing a house over the weekend. I'll tell you those.
Those solar panels are just the most obnoxious looking things ever.
I what beautiful farmland has gone in the dumper with
a bunch of mirrors in the field.
Speaker 4 (06:16):
Yes, I feel the same way.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
Great guy, I appreciate you being out there, buddy, Stay safe,
thanks for calling. You're welcome here anytime. A two one
nine six A two one WTV. And again I I
just stuff, I I I don't understand not putting bad
guys in jail. We just build a new jail. It's
right around the corner from this radio station. And some
(06:40):
of the people I work with, that's I suppose that's
an appropriate location. But not you, Zach, not Hugh just
I was, I was you, Yeah, you.
Speaker 2 (06:52):
I don't deserve to go. What have I ever done
that's illegal?
Speaker 1 (06:56):
We don't know about it. We just you look at
you and you know they're similarly stuff going on.
Speaker 2 (07:01):
A lot of people say that.
Speaker 1 (07:02):
Yeah. I have been saying for many, many years, and
I've been told how wrong I am that? You know,
as they as we were releasing criminals at one point
because of overcrowded jails, and now we got all these
people walking around because of over crowded jails. I said,
he here's an idea, build prisons, build prisons. Why is that?
(07:24):
And people have taken me to task for this, Chuck,
you can't say that we don't need more prisons. We
need to We need to educate. Oh my gosh, we
need to educate we need to educate. They keep saying,
everybody's got a program, everyone's to educate. Bad people go
to jail. And if there's not a jail, build a
(07:45):
new jail. The construction industry will appreciate it. All of
the new prison guards will appreciate it. Build the jail
and then put the bad guys away. It's it, seriously,
it ain't brain surgery. It's just reality. You need a
(08:05):
place to get bad people off the street so that
they are not out here with the good people. Good
people should not have to be intimidated, scared, worried. They
shouldn't have to look over their shoulder eighteen times before
walking through the parking lot to get in their car.
That's wrong. That's wrong. And those people out there say, well,
(08:28):
did you really have to go shopping at that hour
of the day. Shut up. It's America. You go shopping
whenever the hell you want.
Speaker 2 (08:35):
I mean, your car got broken into? Did you lock?
Speaker 1 (08:38):
Did you lock it? Did you leave anything of value
in there? Was there anything visible? Shut up? It's my
car in my driveway at my house. Shut up. Don't
ask me what the criminal did. I told you the
other day, I got almost choose the p word angry
because I had posted that story about the pit bow
(08:59):
running up on my porch over the weekend. My chihuahua,
my grandkids out there on the porch. Here comes this
pit bull run and I'm somebody better come get their
dog or you will be paying for the funeral. And
you shouldn't be mean to animals. Shut up. I'm more
worried about the pit bull eating my chihuahua or biting
my grandchildren than i am the well being of the
(09:21):
pit bull running loose in the neighborhood. These Karens are
making me nuts, absolutely crazy. Instead of seeing the problem,
you blame the victim. And when some crazy maniac like
me says there ought to be justice and criminals ought
(09:42):
to go to jail, you want to tell the world
how nuts I am. That's just hate speeds. Here's this
the phobe. You're a crime phobe, your criminal fobe. We
should not have to accept the the cautionary existence were
(10:03):
forced to live. You can't even pump gas without being
on the lookout because somebody's gonna sneak up from the
other side of the vehicle. Give me get away from me. Well,
I love it when I'm going into like a dollar general,
dollar tree, family dollar, anything with dollar in the title,
(10:24):
and somebody's standing. Excuse me, if you got a few dimes,
would I be shopping for some of the dollar tree
if I have money to give away, get away from me.
You shouldn't be mean to them. Why not. They're here
every single day. They are healthy. Look at them, They
can lift stuff. They should go get a job. Nothing
(10:47):
worse than seeing somebody twenty five years old standing in
the intersection holding a sign you are fine, go get work.
Stop forcing me government to accept this as the norm.
Stop telling me that I am the wrong one, the
(11:09):
hateful one, the phobic one. Because I don't want my
grandkids looking at some drugged up frenzy dance in the
middle of the street from a half naked woman that
doesn't even know which planet she's on. I think that's
a problem and something should be done. You think I'm
full of hate because I think it's a problem. Start
(11:32):
the ball rolling by putting criminals in jail. Pretty easy fix.
Or again, hey, maybe that's just me. One program paid
for by that twenty eight point two million dollars, and
I want to tell you about real quick. COLUMBUS police
were involved in this. It basically is Scared Straight for
(11:54):
the new millennium. If you remember Scared Straight, the kids
were taken into prison, Yeah, and great show prisoners. The
prisoners scared the crap out of them. Yeah, but I'm
sure that was hateful. That was the PTSD. We just
we can't do that to our children, and so yeah,
they're much better off now. So they did this program
this year and part of the teens went out with
(12:16):
law enforcement. They went out with first responders. They got
phase first involved, if you will, in the day to
day activities of crime and violence in this city. And
one of the culminating events was these teens got to
go to their own funeral, a mock funeral for you.
(12:41):
And the results, according to the officers who were participating
in this, were pretty impressive. In fact, I understand the
Columbus Police Department has said openly as as a department,
we would like to do this in more than just
the summer. We would like to continue to do this,
since are the ones that deal with this crap every day.
(13:02):
If they saw value in it, I see value in it,
and so I if this comes before you, if somebody
ask your opinion on it, educate yourself on that program
and be ready to speak, and I hope favorably. But
if the police department needs any backup to get city
Hall to listen, you know, I know we've got a
(13:26):
cosmetic crap older to do downtown. But if it means
churning some heads around before they become the people that
I get on the air at rant and rave about
want stuck in jail, If you can do that between
eleven and sixteen so they're not felons at seventeen, I'm
all for it. Let's make it happen. Probably have to
(13:46):
talk to Brian Steele see if I can get him
to give me some statistics on the success rate
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