Sunday Cool
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224 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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At the very end, he just starts, this is the most corrupt hospital the police know about, all these things, and he's just so convinced of it. Did he do it with an Elvis impersonation?
But he starts talking to a guy named James Everett, who's like a local politician guy that's just trying to get up in the ranks and everything. And nothing's working. And then one day, government officials in Mississippi and in the White House, Barack Obama, receive letters that are unaddressed. I mean, no return sender and are filled with rice and poison.
And this is literally the story of how, because when they looked into it, they found out that this Elvis impersonator was the guy who sent it. So Elvis was basically trying to kill Barack Obama at one point. And they go in and they literally, they pick them up and they take them to the police station and they start questioning them. And they said, we've got you pinned, dude.
We've got the, on the actual ad, the actual letter. They can scrape it off. And there was prints of his address on there. So they're like, oh, we've got you. You're busted. And they said, so when have you made ricin? Have you ever made ricin before? And he says, I don't even eat rice, dude. And they're like, wait, what? He's like, I don't make right. What are you talking about?
Because this guy is just a small town hillbilly of his personator. And they start asking more questions. They're like, I don't think this guy's capable of doing this. This takes a lot of work. And so they go into it. And it turns out the local politician, James Everett,
framed this guy because he knew he had problems with the government and everything like that he says he didn't like this guy they had like a little personal like small town beef this you know jane uh kevin the personator he would always like pick on james and stuff like that and egg him on and that's literally how he got caught is they went to his house apparently you need a coffee grinder to create ricin so they found the coffee grinder
All this stuff. This guy's in front acting like he's a hotshot. He's never done anything. I would never do this. I can't believe I'm being accused of this.
That's the thing. We don't know. It's nuts, man. Because their state senator or state representative for Mississippi, this guy owns four of the biggest funeral homes within Mississippi. And the guy, um, when Kevin was trying to write letters to say, Hey, you need, there's this thing we need to pass to make sure this is not happening. And he shut it down.
Wouldn't even like, wouldn't even look at it because like this, I'm not doing this. And so they still, to this day, I've not gone anything, uh, past or moved on, but it's just, there's a lot of weird connections and it's almost, it's very tiger King feeling, but it's only three, but it's only three episodes unique. So I just spoiled a lot of it, but it's so fun.
Yeah.
What do you mean? No, he's talking about selling them on the black market. Oh, okay. Yeah, so they're taking... Because during it, when he was investigating, that happened apparently in New York or Washington. There was this big thing that was happening and they were getting rid of body parts. And he's like, see, it's happening.
I know, man. And that's why they looked at him. He's just a normal dude. And... Yeah, still crushing it. I followed him on Instagram. He only has like 200 followers. I'm like, we got to talk to this guy. This would be great. He went through the rough of them. Imagine the FBI. He was held in solitary confinement for seven days until they figured it out.
You're accused of attempting to kill the president? That's nutso. You can't do that. You can't.
Yeah, it's like I understand they do have suppressors on their gun, and it is silent, but yet they are still killing people. So once again, this is illegal. Yeah. Just because they can't hear it doesn't make it not illegal. Oh, man. Well.
Take a picture, guy. I mean, yeah. I mean, I don't know.
But the way he threw away his life, like in a certain part of his life, he lost a lot of relationships and everything like that. That dude went crazy down that rabbit hole because it's like there probably is a lot of stuff like that happening. And how do you prove it? Especially when you're just an Elvis impersonator. You're not going to be taken seriously.
Yeah, it was a good docu-series. It was awesome. Also, the Yacht Rock documentary on Max. So good. That was good. Dude, the music's awesome. And you also don't realize... All the people that were in Yacht Rock, like Steely Dan, Toto, all those people, how intertwined they were in all music in that era.
All of Toto, the six or seven guys that are in Toto, basically helped make all the music for Thriller. It was Michael Jackson and then the producer. He's a famous producer. Can't remember his name. But then they just brought in Toto, and it's everywhere, man. That's crazy. The music's crazy everywhere. It's wild. So good.
I say for our goal for our pod, we should get to two million this year. Subsubs? On YouTube. All right. Let's make it happen. You guys make it happen. Two mil. Get on Rogan and... Oh, yeah, snap. We got some cool gifts, y'all. I want to shout out one of our buddies. One of our buddies who also may or may not have Nephilim ties. Yeah, he's... He's like seven feet tall.
You sold me on that alone, dude.
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