Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant

And this, again, even he knew this one was a big deal.

Yeah.

Yeah.

He he finally was taken into custody this time.

He I don't know if he just had an instinct that there was probably no way out of this one.

But he hired his trustee lawyer again, McFadden, who said, all right, let's move this thing to Harrison County, first of all.

And here's our plan is we're going to say that this was a dispute with Bowen Camp, this sort of argument you guys had over your daughter stealing and that he pulled a knife on you and that it was self-defense and you were forced to do that.

He was still using his, you know, typical playbook intimidation tactics on the Bowen Camps, but they refused to budge, which was great.

So that was their defense.

We should also mention while this is going on, he continues his reign of terror on the town.

There was a Christian church whose minister was Tim Warren.

And if you don't know anything about sort of small town, actually probably even larger town ministers, part of their job, they don't just get up there and preach on Sundays.

Right.

is they have to minister to the congregation in their community.

So they will do things.

Preachers and ministers will like come and check in on people if they're sick.

They will visit people in the hospital if they're injured or, you know, or having some troubles.

And this is what Tim Warren was doing when he checked in on or had planned to check in on Lois Bowen camp.

And he got a call saying, don't go see old man Bowen camp.

It's going to be bad news for you.