Corby Hall

I mean, I wouldn't say, I wouldn't say traumatic, but you know, again, you got to remember like just four, three months prior, I was in this suicide crisis.

I was coming off of THC.

I was engaged in scripture and then like all these red flags are popping up and then, and then that.

And so, yeah, as you know, that's basically the end of the day for the third day.

And, um, you know, we left on good terms.

I didn't, uh, never had one like crosswise conversation with him.

Um, I think you mentioned something about like a threatening innuendo and just

Yeah, and we did.

And we did go into the rec room and was kicking around the bags and everything, stretching and everything.

doing this and that but you know he said he looked down like a puppy because he even admitted that he made that threat and see I just like blocked that out of my mind just then crazy but looked down like a puppy like no that's not me I don't like to fight I don't fight but

Yeah.

I really didn't, I still thought in my mind that they, that Victor was just unaware all the way, all the way through this point, just unaware of, of what he was involved with.

That's how, how deep that bond had become or, or whatever you want to call that.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah.

And so I'll leave the property and I'm staying in Colorado for another month.

And so I go get Airbnbs, jump around a little bit.

I do a demo at Douglas County.

I just drove up to Douglas County Sheriff's Department and

And walked in with my fold AR on my back.