Matthew Cox

And this shows you how law enforcement works in many ways too.

I mean, and they're just human.

But my dad called one of his people and he said, you know, there's at least one body in the backyard here.

And he was advised by his cop friend.

He was advised.

He said, you know, don't report it because we know who it most likely is.

There were two college students, two young men who were

that the murder was already pinned on two of the pagans, right?

They already went to jail for it.

They just never found the bodies.

So the crime was solved and everything.

He just said, don't report it because basically you'll be inconvenienced.

They'll dig up, they'll be looking for more bodies and all that stuff.

So I think it's funny because the way law enforcement thought was, ah, bodies, it's Jersey.

Yeah.

did he ever call though did he then call and say hey no because his cop buddy told him not to he's like once you were moving well that's the funny part is once in a while i look on uh you know i look on google uh street view or you know google maps and i'll look down on it i'll see that part of the yard appears to still be there it's not like anything else is built on top of it and once in a while i think you know i wonder if anybody's dug them up but yeah there's

Yeah.

But again, it's funny how law enforcement works.

You'll be inconvenienced.

So don't do it.