Candace Owens

Take a listen.

Now, to be clear, the part that you didn't hear is he says that his dad invited this man over to abuse him, and then the man couldn't do it, so they killed him.

But then right after the story, when he slaps him in the face, he says that's the last time his stepfather ever abused him.

So that ended the abuse from his stepfather.

Now, in case you're wondering...

What happened to the body of that guy?

Victor says that they dug up, put it under the house.

They went somewhere, dug it up, put it in the backyard somewhere.

But 40 years later, he had a guilty conscience about it, obviously, when he was an adult.

And he walked into a police station and told the police they had killed this guy and kind of buried him in the backyard.

But that particular police officer was like, oh, it's OK.

You know, it's been a long time.

So it's all good.

Again, some people struggle to believe some of his stories.

I'm not here to judge his stories.

I'm just going to tell you what he says.

I think it would be fair for us to suggest that growing up in this particular environment, Victor Marx might have learned a thing or two about moving illegal product across borders.

Is that a fair assessment, right?

Kids, you grow up, you see what your parents do, you might learn a thing or two.

Well, I'll tell you what happens next.