Travis Abney

But, you know, something I'd like to get into eventually.

And I do have I was the lead on seven homicides.

And then I was, you know, assisted on like three other homicides.

So I had a lot of homicide experience.

And

seven and a half years of being a detective.

So I'm starting to put videos on my YouTube page is called Fallout of True Crime.

The same thing for TikTok.

What is it called?

Fallout of True Crime.

Fallout of True Crime.

Yeah.

So and what I'm trying to do is just

I get on and I do my daily rants about, you know, this Saturday, the other, one of the big things that I started out with was like, you know, the amount of people who leave their cars unlocked overnight and they leave their gun in their car and call the police the next day and, and throw a fit because they're, you know, their, their, their, their gun got their Glocks gone or they left their wallet and, you know, their debit cards got used and stuff like that.

So I'm getting on there and I'm just like, you know, I,

Quit being, you know, just anybody that the two people right now that are watching me, you know, quit being idiots is what police have to deal with.

And you're never going to.

More than likely not going to find your gun, your wallet, all this stuff.

Like, you know, if you don't, you have to take measures into your own hands to not become a victim.

And I'm already getting the nasty comments like, oh, you're a victim blamer.