August 4, 2025 • 5 mins
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Dear Mamas, Did you see the Texas furniture store employees that discovered a pedophile?
Dear Mamas, Did you see the Texas furniture store employees that discovered a pedophile?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
We got a question for American Mama's. Dear Mamas, did
(00:01):
you see the Texas furniture store employees that discovered a pedophile? Well,
let's ask ah American Mama's Alma.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
Mama, and enjoining us now are American Mama's urn Ediville
and KIMBERLYE.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
Burlison. This I did not see, so you guys are
gonna have to fill me in.
Speaker 3 (00:27):
Yeah, well, this happened in Texas just a few days ago,
and it's kind of wild because everything was in real time. Okay,
So this guy comes into a furniture store and he's
looking for bunk beds, but he's looking for bunk beds
that are that a double mattress can go on and
they're on three layers of beds and he wanted to
buy six of those. So he's talking to the Yeah,
I know, I know.
Speaker 1 (00:48):
Beds that are double layers and he wants to buy
six of them.
Speaker 3 (00:51):
Yes, yes, So already it's like raises a flag.
Speaker 1 (00:55):
That's weird.
Speaker 3 (00:55):
So the guy that he's talking to that works there,
he's like, this is so weird. So they start filming this.
So he sits behind the table and he's like, this
is so weird. Let me look up this guy. So
they're like in real time, they look up this guy
and he's on the sex registry, ah, sex offender registry, right,
(01:15):
So then they look up his address and they do
Google Earth. They zoom in on his home and he's
got bars on the front of his house, and then
when they went to the back of the house, there's
these huge barriers, like as if there's like a little
thing to walk on, like a patio, but blocked off
so nobody can see what's happening on the patio. So
(01:38):
they put it out on TI It was just on Instagram,
and then got put on TikTok. Well it kind of
blew up, like everybody's talking about it. Long story short,
the police get involved, he's been arrested. He's living there
with another sex offender. There's two of them, and they
saw signs sex of sex trafficking with children. And so
that's as far as it's gone. But one thing I
(02:00):
love that my takeaway from this whole experience is people
are watching, People are paying attention when something doesn't feel right,
when your gut is like your alarm bells inside your
body are like this is a weird guy, let me
look them up. They're not just letting it go well weirdo.
It's like people are following through and I love that.
I love the awareness that I.
Speaker 4 (02:20):
Feel like we all are in right noewah, well you
know God, yes you're right. And I think that social media,
this is when social media is actually a really good thing.
I saw these reels and it was kind of it
was set up. It was set up where they would
act like this kid, Okay, so on the bench, there's
a person that we don't know, and then there's a
(02:40):
kid sitting there. Well, they're on the phone, the adult
is on the phone, or they're doing something else. Somebody
walks up to that kid and starts saying, hey, you
want to I think your mom wanted me to come
get you, or your mom asked me to come get you,
to take you over there. And every single time, like
you just said, our guard is up. Every single time
you would have people go wait, like hey, let me
(03:00):
call you back or whatever, and go do you do
you know him? And the kid would go no, and
the men would stand up and say, what what are
you doing? I am friends with her, I'm friends with
their mother, and she's asked me to come get in here,
and they're like getting in between the kid and then
say you will not touch her. You better get on
you know, just it is unbelievable. Now we know so
(03:23):
much that we're like so awhere. I would be that
way if I'm sitting on the bench in the park
and a kid's sitting there alone, I'd kind of be
looking for They're already like where's your mom? But if
that happened, you better believe I'm going to stand up
and go, what excuse me?
Speaker 1 (03:38):
You know?
Speaker 4 (03:38):
They have these little videos and I love it because
it makes you even more aware. It gives people kind
of an indication.
Speaker 3 (03:44):
Well even on sus furniture guy, it's exposing it. You know,
they're talking about it. I don't know if I would
have I don't know.
Speaker 4 (03:50):
They know to It's Google and.
Speaker 3 (03:52):
It's that younger generation. They're like so good with like investigators. God,
if there's somebody I'm trying to figure out who's some
by he is, I'll call one of my kids and
I'll say, can you find this person? I mean thirty seconds. Oh,
this is where they live, this is what they do
for a living. They've got this many kids. It's crazy
what they can come up with.
Speaker 1 (04:13):
It is yeah, you know what I mean, and a
little frightening from you know, from a civil liberty standpoint
of just because you can find that out about a
sex offender, that also means people can find out that
stuff about you that's true, even if you haven't done
anything wrong. So there is there is that flips. Yes,
there's good to it, but there's also you know, it's
a tool, right and all tools can be used for
(04:33):
good or all tools could be used for evil. It's
just the tool. The tool is the Internet. The tool
is all this information that's true.
Speaker 4 (04:41):
And in this case, those kids, that red flag that
went up because I'm sure he got there's this, you know,
the gut feeling that God has given all of us.
They knew that something was off, something was wrong, something's
off with this cat.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
Like six bunk beds.
Speaker 3 (04:55):
Yeah, yeah, and then add that maybe that's the tool
right there. I know what you're saying, but maybe you know,
I'm like trying to figure out like who somebody is.
Whereas they had a gut feelings something didn't feel right,
and they followed through on that, you know.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
And then and then when that person does show up
on the sex registry. Now you've got real alarm bells
going on. You've got a registered sex offender trying to
buy multiple bunk beds. He's not buying them for himself exactly.
Speaker 4 (05:21):
And you know, this is one of those things. Kimberly
and I grew up with our siblings in a bubble.
We didn't know this kind of stuff existed. So to
imagine that there's that's not the only person that's doing this,
So there's other people, there's other places this is happening.
So you've got to keep your eyes open. Unbelievable what's
out there.
Speaker 1 (05:39):
And it is one of the things that's so disturbing
about the Biden administration, just letting in all those kids
across the border, and they've lost four hundred thousand kids.
I have no idea where they are. If you like
askar America Mama was a question, go to our website
American ground reader dot com slash Mama's and click on
the ask the Mama's button. Tearing out of Kimberly bro listen,
thank you so much, Thank you
We got a question for American Mama's. Dear Mamas, did
(00:01):
you see the Texas furniture store employees that discovered a pedophile? Well,
let's ask ah American Mama's Alma.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
Mama, and enjoining us now are American Mama's urn Ediville
and KIMBERLYE.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
Burlison. This I did not see, so you guys are
gonna have to fill me in.
Speaker 3 (00:27):
Yeah, well, this happened in Texas just a few days ago,
and it's kind of wild because everything was in real time. Okay,
So this guy comes into a furniture store and he's
looking for bunk beds, but he's looking for bunk beds
that are that a double mattress can go on and
they're on three layers of beds and he wanted to
buy six of those. So he's talking to the Yeah,
I know, I know.
Speaker 1 (00:48):
Beds that are double layers and he wants to buy
six of them.
Speaker 3 (00:51):
Yes, yes, So already it's like raises a flag.
Speaker 1 (00:55):
That's weird.
Speaker 3 (00:55):
So the guy that he's talking to that works there,
he's like, this is so weird. So they start filming this.
So he sits behind the table and he's like, this
is so weird. Let me look up this guy. So
they're like in real time, they look up this guy
and he's on the sex registry, ah, sex offender registry, right,
(01:15):
So then they look up his address and they do
Google Earth. They zoom in on his home and he's
got bars on the front of his house, and then
when they went to the back of the house, there's
these huge barriers, like as if there's like a little
thing to walk on, like a patio, but blocked off
so nobody can see what's happening on the patio. So
(01:38):
they put it out on TI It was just on Instagram,
and then got put on TikTok. Well it kind of
blew up, like everybody's talking about it. Long story short,
the police get involved, he's been arrested. He's living there
with another sex offender. There's two of them, and they
saw signs sex of sex trafficking with children. And so
that's as far as it's gone. But one thing I
(02:00):
love that my takeaway from this whole experience is people
are watching, People are paying attention when something doesn't feel right,
when your gut is like your alarm bells inside your
body are like this is a weird guy, let me
look them up. They're not just letting it go well weirdo.
It's like people are following through and I love that.
I love the awareness that I.
Speaker 4 (02:20):
Feel like we all are in right noewah, well you
know God, yes you're right. And I think that social media,
this is when social media is actually a really good thing.
I saw these reels and it was kind of it
was set up. It was set up where they would
act like this kid, Okay, so on the bench, there's
a person that we don't know, and then there's a
(02:40):
kid sitting there. Well, they're on the phone, the adult
is on the phone, or they're doing something else. Somebody
walks up to that kid and starts saying, hey, you
want to I think your mom wanted me to come
get you, or your mom asked me to come get you,
to take you over there. And every single time, like
you just said, our guard is up. Every single time
you would have people go wait, like hey, let me
(03:00):
call you back or whatever, and go do you do
you know him? And the kid would go no, and
the men would stand up and say, what what are
you doing? I am friends with her, I'm friends with
their mother, and she's asked me to come get in here,
and they're like getting in between the kid and then
say you will not touch her. You better get on
you know, just it is unbelievable. Now we know so
(03:23):
much that we're like so awhere. I would be that
way if I'm sitting on the bench in the park
and a kid's sitting there alone, I'd kind of be
looking for They're already like where's your mom? But if
that happened, you better believe I'm going to stand up
and go, what excuse me?
Speaker 1 (03:38):
You know?
Speaker 4 (03:38):
They have these little videos and I love it because
it makes you even more aware. It gives people kind
of an indication.
Speaker 3 (03:44):
Well even on sus furniture guy, it's exposing it. You know,
they're talking about it. I don't know if I would
have I don't know.
Speaker 4 (03:50):
They know to It's Google and.
Speaker 3 (03:52):
It's that younger generation. They're like so good with like investigators. God,
if there's somebody I'm trying to figure out who's some
by he is, I'll call one of my kids and
I'll say, can you find this person? I mean thirty seconds. Oh,
this is where they live, this is what they do
for a living. They've got this many kids. It's crazy
what they can come up with.
Speaker 1 (04:13):
It is yeah, you know what I mean, and a
little frightening from you know, from a civil liberty standpoint
of just because you can find that out about a
sex offender, that also means people can find out that
stuff about you that's true, even if you haven't done
anything wrong. So there is there is that flips. Yes,
there's good to it, but there's also you know, it's
a tool, right and all tools can be used for
(04:33):
good or all tools could be used for evil. It's
just the tool. The tool is the Internet. The tool
is all this information that's true.
Speaker 4 (04:41):
And in this case, those kids, that red flag that
went up because I'm sure he got there's this, you know,
the gut feeling that God has given all of us.
They knew that something was off, something was wrong, something's
off with this cat.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
Like six bunk beds.
Speaker 3 (04:55):
Yeah, yeah, and then add that maybe that's the tool
right there. I know what you're saying, but maybe you know,
I'm like trying to figure out like who somebody is.
Whereas they had a gut feelings something didn't feel right,
and they followed through on that, you know.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
And then and then when that person does show up
on the sex registry. Now you've got real alarm bells
going on. You've got a registered sex offender trying to
buy multiple bunk beds. He's not buying them for himself exactly.
Speaker 4 (05:21):
And you know, this is one of those things. Kimberly
and I grew up with our siblings in a bubble.
We didn't know this kind of stuff existed. So to
imagine that there's that's not the only person that's doing this,
So there's other people, there's other places this is happening.
So you've got to keep your eyes open. Unbelievable what's
out there.
Speaker 1 (05:39):
And it is one of the things that's so disturbing
about the Biden administration, just letting in all those kids
across the border, and they've lost four hundred thousand kids.
I have no idea where they are. If you like
askar America Mama was a question, go to our website
American ground reader dot com slash Mama's and click on
the ask the Mama's button. Tearing out of Kimberly bro listen,
thank you so much, Thank you
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