Trevor Collins

I do know that they were on the tracks in a similar manner.

Got it.

Okay.

You know, maybe that's why in this moment they didn't get away with it, so to speak, but kind of did.

I don't know.

Christian, let us know.

What do you think?

Did that train stop on the Oklahoma accident?

Do you know?

That's okay.

I appreciate you checking it out.

It's kind of more of a detail than anything, but suffice to say, those two individuals were identified and it was very similar.

And I think that's very strange, especially when that unsolved case started getting roped into the idea of drugs.

And so are these two cases related and are both related to drugs?

Let's think about that as I give you another backstory and we'll all kind of pincer maneuver into the conclusion here.

Now, back in the day, there was a commercial pilot named Barry Seal.

This was a pilot, but also an undercover drug smuggler for the Medellin cartel out of Colombia.

Now, Seal began to use the airport in the small town of Mena, Arkansas as his drug transshipment location.

essentially a way to move drugs from a plane to a truck or to other vehicles.

It was his hub, essentially.