James Pietragallo

And you went for like the this short shit score like this.

It's kind of crack heady, you know, killed a person and killed this guy.

So that's the so that the media goes and runs with it immediately that this, you know, rural area and nobody's safe and lock your doors, get your rifles ready.

Now, to the cops, though, the scene doesn't look right.

No?

Yeah, for a burglary.

They don't see it.

Yeah, it looks more like they said it looks like somebody... Like if you were filming an independent film and you told your set designer...

make it look like a robbery, but they've never seen a robbery before.

So they're like, I mean, there's drawers open.

I guess that's what people would do.

That's what it looks like.

And then you stand back and go, yeah, that's right.

That looks like a robbery.

Everything's open.

Everything's open, which just in a long shot, in a frame, looks like a robbery.

Dead guy, things rifled.

But in reality, when you really look into it, you're like, there's nothing taken.

This is a shit robbery.

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