James Pietragallo

Oh, that's a fact.

But she hasn't had many hard times, though, is what I'm saying, where I would never call 911 and think that a loving experience was going to happen on the other end of that phone, ever.

I would think, you call 911, they're either coming with hoses or force or those paddles or guns or something.

There's handcuffs either way.

Yeah, there's going to be sirens, shit's happening.

I think you called the wrong number, man.

So I transfer you to, I don't know, the fucking Bunny Ranch in Reno?

You're going to have to go to Nevada for this.

I don't think we have that here.

That's not available.

Now, I get Buffy's a nice lady and she cares about her son.

Yeah, she doesn't want the cops coming over and stun gunning her kid in the living room either.

So I get what she's going for here.

According to what ends up happening here, Orion's parents, Lexi and Buffy, say that he had came home from school, or came home, not acting like himself.

And he was, quote, screaming religious rants.

Oh, what the hell?

That's never a good sign, really.

No, that's weird.

Elizabeth here, Buffy, told the first responders that he had joined some sort of cult, and she wasn't sure about drug usage or what he had done the previous night, but he's screaming about religious shit, and we think he joined a cult.

So whatever happened that day calms down.