Clark Fredericks

He goes, I told you how worthless these are. And he goes, I'm going to run over them with my truck. So like, you know, we're like his little soldiers and we put the sunfish out on the bridge and he goes back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, squishing their guts out, popping their eyes out.

He goes, I told you how worthless these are. And he goes, I'm going to run over them with my truck. So like, you know, we're like his little soldiers and we put the sunfish out on the bridge and he goes back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, squishing their guts out, popping their eyes out.

And then he like has us, you know, pick them up with everything hanging out and throw them into the water. And that's what you do to worthless things. So whatever, you know, you could take this whole thing. I've asked all my therapists to get a therapeutic take on it. He's equating you gullible little boys to sunfish.

And then he like has us, you know, pick them up with everything hanging out and throw them into the water. And that's what you do to worthless things. So whatever, you know, you could take this whole thing. I've asked all my therapists to get a therapeutic take on it. He's equating you gullible little boys to sunfish.

And when he's telling you that when he's done with you or finds you not useful, this is what could happen to you.

And when he's telling you that when he's done with you or finds you not useful, this is what could happen to you.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, it was, you know, like, we just went through the motions to do what we had to do. But, you know, like, we're like, oh, gross. Gross. You know, like, you know, we didn't go into more, like... thought process than that, like other than just gross.

Yeah, it was, you know, like, we just went through the motions to do what we had to do. But, you know, like, we're like, oh, gross. Gross. You know, like, you know, we didn't go into more, like... thought process than that, like other than just gross.

No.

No.

Progresses to wrestling matches. And he tells me he wrestled, he sets it up with, I used to wrestle your brother, who's six years older than me, and my next door neighbor directly across the street, who was my brother's best friend. They're both six years older than me. I used to wrestle, and they were both in the scouts. I used to wrestle with your brother and with Jeff.

Progresses to wrestling matches. And he tells me he wrestled, he sets it up with, I used to wrestle your brother, who's six years older than me, and my next door neighbor directly across the street, who was my brother's best friend. They're both six years older than me. I used to wrestle, and they were both in the scouts. I used to wrestle with your brother and with Jeff.

And let's see how tough you are compared to them.

And let's see how tough you are compared to them.

I was 10.

I was 10.

Oh, just, he would, you know, like down at the dam, he'd be like, throw your bike in the back of my truck. Let's go over to the other, you know, the Polska River went from one end of the town down to another end. The fish aren't biting here. Let's go over to the other side, you know, by the Gristmill Bridge and see how fish are there. And he would always slip into the water.

Oh, just, he would, you know, like down at the dam, he'd be like, throw your bike in the back of my truck. Let's go over to the other, you know, the Polska River went from one end of the town down to another end. The fish aren't biting here. Let's go over to the other side, you know, by the Gristmill Bridge and see how fish are there. And he would always slip into the water.