Tyler McBrien

Yeah, exactly.

We have a very strong theory.

Okay.

And yeah, I'll leave it there.

But I can go into a little more, but that's...

Yeah.

I did.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, the one thing I want to say first is that this guy, Thomas Lake, we interviewed him really early on.

And he really, I think, helped me believe something that will probably resonate with you and people in your podcast, where even if you're a person who...

isn't so prone to believing in the paranormal.

If you're investigating something that touches on the paranormal, like you should kind of go in on, on their terms, you know, take it seriously.

And like, yeah, I mean, I'm preaching the choir here.

And so Thomas, like did that, for example, people thought that the lightning or a direct energy weapon destroyed the guide stones.

And he would really like go talk to a lightning expert and say, is this possible?

And a lot of times, like there's a kernel of truth there or it is true or whatever.

So I was trying to go in with an open mind and like, you know, meet people where they were at.

The time things started to get weird for me was in the course of investigating the podcast, we did find the remnants of the Guidestones, which I won't tell you yet how we did it because I think it's a pretty good part of the show.

But when the Guidestones were destroyed, to investigate the explosion, they were still partially standing, but the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the local authorities, they knocked them down almost immediately and they took them to an undisclosed location because they didn't want...

them to become a target of another bombing, essentially.