Going Live And Setting Rules

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Hello, Lindsay.

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Okay. I'm only half in the TikTok. Let me fix that really quick. Are you in there?

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No. But you know, it don't matter.

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Hey, YouTube. Hey, TikTok Live. What's up? What's that?

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Everybody.

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Welcome to Raw, Uncut, and Unedited Drink About Something or Drunk About Something. Yeah. Jesus Christ. We have had one hell of an afternoon.

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We've been doing things. Yes.

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I may have to adjust the TikTok screen really quick. Let's see here.

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Yeah, it don't matter.

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Well, you can't see either of us. It does matter. Okay.

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I got you, Liz. All right, we're in. Tell everybody about things.

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We're half in. Okay, so today we are recapping our episode about number one, because we missed last week. We had a lot going on. So we're recapping our episode about GriseldaBlanco and Billy Milligan all in once. We're gonna make it really fast because uh we've recorded back to back today. Things are wild. So if you're new here, what we do is um we talk about true crime. We have a couple of drinks, and on the full episodes that you can find on all platforms, uh Jesse plugs a band at the end that we do have permission to play. I think that's it. You got it, you got it. Thank you, thank you.

Griselda Blanco Origins And Power

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Yeah, I don't know if I got it. I don't know. I'm in here enough. Yeah.

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So, number one, um, Friday before last, uh, we covered a cocaine cow girl um named Griselda Blanco. And she grew up in Warthorn, Columbia. Um, she was a little gangster as a youngin', like literally committed kidnapping, and at the age of what was it, 11? Did I say? I don't have my notes for either one. Everything's going off the dome today.

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So she was like the influence of Pablo Escobar. So like later on, though, she literally So I mean we're just trying to speed it up because we got two to cut to cap over real real quick. Uh yeah, doing what she did, and then Pablo like kind of overthrowed kind of her power, and then shit just was going awry everywhere.

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Everywhere. So what was crazy though, this was before she actually um or no no no, this was like mid, so she Pablo Escobar was Griselda's protege, and Griselda liked to use women mules where she would uh she hired underpaid tailors to make um lingerie that could um smuggle in uh the uh the white powder. The the the white the white the white girl. I mean, I'm a white girl, I can say that, right? I'm not offending anybody. Um so yeah, so Pablo and Griselda would go at each other's throats for years. Um Griselda would um be under the DEA's radar for quite some time, and then uh so she would go back and forth between like New York and and Medien, and then she wound up in Miami with her youngest son, who was named after uh a godfather from the movie godfather character named Michael Corleone, which was crazy.

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Right.

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And uh so And there was an Uber in there, yeah. So she's got Dixon, Uber, Oswaldo, and Michael Corleone.

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And Uber was moving stuff, literally, it was all moving stuff, yeah.

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So it becomes a whole family affair. Um, two of her husbands get executed, um possibly by her, allegedly.

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She even invented like the uh motorcycle drive-by that she invented the motorcycle drive-by, yes. Yeah, and even adapted a lot of the uh the cubano people that came in in the 70s, so it moved all the way up into that. And uh it was just a big, huge drug game that actually moved down to Miami. It was huge. So, and and and just San Francisco and LA and just all over the United States. She just really had a big market and had it sewed up for a while until Pablo was fucking with her.

Miami Violence And Her Downfall

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Well, and then when so she when she goes to Miami, she sees that her power is not that great there. So she decides to make all of uh the executions that she orders very public. So there's you can look those up on YouTube, but you can also check out our full episode about that. Uh drink about something, uh, drinkabout something.sight, drink about something on Instagram, Gen Z.

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Yeah, on YouTube. On YouTube. Yeah, we're on everything. Hey, TikTok. We're on everything. Just type in drink about something and you'll start finding it.

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My ear issues. Perry menopause.

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And on YouTube, I think you can even type about drunk about something and see our goofy asses over here just trying to recap Lindsay's crazy ass stories because they are crazy ass stories. She destroyed me, but I'm gonna destroy her with one very soon, too.

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So drunk about something, we call it that on here because we have already had our drinks through the episodes, and now we're pretty buzzed and we're pretty drunk about it. So, um, anyway, so this, like I said, this is our raw, uncut, unedited recaps.

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Yes.

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It's just it is what it is.

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Um I'm here to ride the wave, Lindsay.

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So when Griselda, she starts making her executions public and she goes into hiding for a little bit. Michael Corleone gets uh kidnapped and attended kidnapped many, many times. Um she goes to prison. She meets a lover in prison who will end up testifying against her later on. Um one enemy that she had, uh she decides to put a hit out on this person, and this person's child ended up getting in the crossfires, and she just called that even. Like she had no remorse for it. And this will go, this will haunt her later on. And uh basically she dies by her own invention, her own design. Yeah, I think it was 2012, correct? Yeah, 2012.

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Hit him hit him on a motorcycle with her.

Billy Milligan And DID Basics

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She was just going down to her butcher to get some meat. But like I said, for that full story, please go back and check out our full episode. And no, because last week we didn't get to do a recap at all. Yeah, we had a lot of things going on. So now we're just flying right into the case that I covered just this past week, um, which is that of Billy Milligan.

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Billy Milligan.

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Jesse, I'm gonna let you talk about this one.

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Need Billy. No, it's destroying. Um, but at the same time, I got a lot of it because he had multiple personalities, so DID, disassociative identity disorder from his horrific childhood. I was fixing to say terrific, Lindsay.

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Yeah, he started fragmenting at a very young age. Very young age.

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Yeah. So yeah, you're getting a two-parter here. This is like a two-parter recap. Two-parter recap that you can go back and check out. So, yeah, Billy had gone through a whole lot of stuff. Uh his mom left and went to a few other dudes, right?

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His father.

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Yeah.

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His father.

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She goes deeper.

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His father unalived himself. Yeah. His mother remarries a man who would be his abuser. This uh this man was terrible to his whole family, but mostly to him. Um he's got an older brother and a younger sister. And he's just going through life, and he's okay. So his brain is developing these altars. And I, like I said, gotta go to that full episode, Billy Milligan, drink about something. That is our the name of our podcast.

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Yeah, because he started out with like an unnamed.

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An uh a no-name.

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Yeah.

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Then he had a British little girl, a deaf little boy.

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So he was starting to get creative with more, and I I think it was like a imaginary friend or something to cope with because he didn't have anybody to play with, but it came into him changing personalities and things.

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Yeah, then he's got a Yugoslavian communist, he's got a British, distinguished, smart gentleman. Um, so he will have 24 in all, and he goes through life, and this isn't just him, like his family notices that he's going through this thing. His school notices that he's going through this thing, but they don't know what it is because this is a during a time period where this type of thing wasn't recognized. It was no, it was not recognized, it was not understood.

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And he was clocking in and out, like fully changing whole personas, his mannerisms, even writing with different hands in different languages. How did you do that?

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He had women altars where he would literally take on an uh effeminate um character uh I don't want to say characteristics, but projection.

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Projection, yes.

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So he would be more effeminate when he would be when the female altars would take over. Um, like I said, he would have, even as a grown man, he would have children alters. And I mean, he goes through so much. And he transitions so many different times throughout school, throughout jobs. Um, he gets into the Navy. He is he's a recruiting officer in the Navy, goes straight in and gets that title because of things that he had done in high school. Even though he wasn't good in high school, he was in the right programs in high school to get him ahead in the Navy Corps. But he doesn't last that long in there because he's transitioning in between adults and children, while he is pretty much a commanding officer. Over hundreds of over 160 men. Yeah.

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And he's recruits. I don't know if it was all men. And a different people because something horrifically happened to him in school and he was supposedly to his self- Well, as a child, yeah. He was supposedly to himself that he was going to commit suicide and jump off a building. And when that actually transpired, himself clocked out and the altars took over.

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Yes.

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So all the way up until military and everything.

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Right. Billy technically gets put to sleep um by his altars, or by especially by Reagan, who is our Yugoslav communist, and Arthur, who is our English distinguished gentleman. He gets put to sleep by those two predominantly, even though there's there's 24 in total, uh at the age of 14. Yeah. And unfortunately, like there will be 10 main altars. There will be 14 undesirables. And these undesirables, and even the main altars, like he commits crime under. Um and I do list all 24 of these altars on the full episode. I list their talents, their beliefs. Every one of them had different some are agnostic, some are atheist, one is Jewish, one is Catholic.

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Uh there was one you really are proud of this.

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I'm very proud of that episode. Very proud of that episode.

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Check it out. It was it was a lot. And we had some guests on there too. Right. It was just it was a lot for them to grasp too, because we walked this walk a little bit uh as we've been doing uh true crime and podcasting and different things that happen in people's minds as um trying to cope with trauma, you know, they're trying to cope with crazy things that are happening in their life, and usually there's some kind of an autistic savant or you know, a prodigy or something that gives them the ability to disassociate into somebody else while that's happening, and that's my understanding.

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Well, the altars, from what we we learned just from Jenny Haynes' story, the altars come in and protect the at the core consciousness. So these altars are protecting the core consciousness from holding and retaining these horrific memories. So different altars have different memories, they have a different testimony as to what has happened in their life. Um, like I said, so just a real quick rundown. Like Arthur would smoke a pipe. Um one altar, I can't remember right now if it was Philip or Kevin, they smoked cigarettes. Billy, the core consciousness, didn't do any either one of those things. Um Reagan, the the Yugoslav communist, he drank vodka, he liked guns. Um, some of them, or one of them would play the saxophone, one would play harmonica, one would play the drums.

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One was a drug dealer.

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One was a drug dealer. Um and a lot of them were artists, and some would paint landscapes, some would refuse to paint landscapes because of a traumatic event that happened to them.

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Yes.

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Listen to the full episode.

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And follow us on our socials so you can see the pictures that Billy has painted. They're all different, they're so extravagant. Like, okay, Billy's Billy's altars has painted. They're so different.

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So different. Yeah. Like I said, one paints portraits, one paints landscapes, one paints still life, one paints black and white, some paint like floral uh designs. I think that's the one of the female altars. Like, it's crazy. His paintings are out there. You can look them up. Jesse looked up how much they cost, and they are thousands of dollars still in retail value.

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Yeah, and they explored his paintings and stole them from him and sold them out from underneath of him because he'd be in a different consciousness and he would just be like, I don't even know what this is. Yeah, I don't care if you sell it. You know, I didn't paint that. Yeah.

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There's one, uh, there's two that really stuck out to me, and one is like it looks like different faces with many eyeballs, and I really like that one. And then there's one of elephants, like that's in the desert.

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Yeah, and I like the little flower with the flower pot with the flower that's just beautiful. Like all the paintings are very extravagant, blows your mind on how different they are. There's no artist in the world that paints that inconsistently, but professionally. That's the same person. So it was not the same person to me.

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And they like I said, they're they're all different. Um okay, so he continues to have traumatic things happen in his life. Um when he is late teens, early twenties, he gets into a relationship with a woman that some of these alters loved, like two or three, maybe four of them. Um, some of the altars felt like she was a distraction. They needed her gone. You really need to listen to the full episode to understand the rules. They had rules. Arthur, Arthur was kind of the boss, and he was kind of the boss as far as like the rules and regulations go. And Reagan was uh he was the main protector. Most of them were all there to protect the core consciousness of Billy, but Ray Reagan and Arthur are like top dogs.

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Um and as far as like the balance, like they kind of had a code there for a while.

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They tried to have a code, yes.

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You know, but some of the some of the altars were actually taking him overseas and in different countries and things.

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Stealing time.

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Yeah. He would just wake up and be like, what am I doing in London? You know, what am I doing over here in Ohio? What am I doing? Whatever in different countries.

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What am I doing in New York?

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Yeah.

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Because there wasn't two of them were New Yorkers, yes.

Jenny Haynes Comparison And Switching

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And they wouldn't know what the hell they were doing, so they would rush back to where they knew to go back to. So it was just like, that's just so deep and interesting to me. It was this was a really deep one, so definitely go back and check that one out.

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Well, I always try to throw you in a fact that I didn't put in the episode. So Billy, as Reagan, the Yugoslav communist, he actually attends Yugoslav communist meetings.

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Really?

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And then he changes into a different altar. In the middle of one, and it like. So for that story, you gotta check out the book that I talk about, which is uh The Minds of Billy Milligan by Daniel Keyes. That story is insane. As I mean, like this is one of the most interesting, horrifying, fascinating.

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Well, the only reason why Jenny isn't really, I mean, we have we have gone deep dive into Jenny Haynes, but there's not a lot of okay, we were Her case is completely horrifying.

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Completely horrifying, completely horrifying. She as a person has overcome and done amazing things. She's Dr. Jenny Haynes now.

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She is Dr. Jenny Haynes.

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She is Dr. Jenny Haynes now. This is another case, if you're new here, um, that we have covered um with DID. And we have actually spoken with her. She's amazing. She has shared our coverage on her story, and she's got a documentary coming out.

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We sent her some merch.

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Yes.

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So if we love and she's Australian. If we love all the feedback that we're getting from fans, we love to send you merch. So follow along. You know, if you love our stuff, you know, let us know. We'll send you some merch and stuff. And we got we got that ability, which is awesome because that connectivity means that you actually enjoy what we said, and Jenny did. And she's like, there's a lot that even she told us personally, she's like, There's a lot that I was holding back, but I'm gonna talk about it in the documentary that's coming out. And that we are very we are anticipating that. We're gonna blow that up, yes.

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Blow it up. Yeah, we're gonna share it, like it, subscribe to it, all of the things.

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And the deep dives into that, like there's an emotional switch that comes into mind whenever because I haven't experienced this myself at all. But in in in uh in miniature little steps, I think we all kind of do, where there's an emotional uh setback to where you kind of change your mannerisms during emotions, and this is your way of coping. So the coping mechanism to be able to disassociate your whole personality and being physical, mental, emotional, everything into somebody else, and then clock yourself out, that's a valid thing.

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Like, well, yeah, and so how these personalities with Jenny and with Billy are presented is when they are being evaluated by psychologists and they're being recorded, and you can physically see them transition and take on a completely different persona. And uh, we saw it with Jenny. I made when we covered that, I made him watch the documentary that I used as um a resource, and you can what you can see it. And with Billy, I Jesse hasn't watched a documentary on that, but I have, and some of it seems a little fantastical, and I think it was dramatized for the documentary, but this man's family members and co-workers and people around him, and and uh school, you know, school faculty people would see him either go into a trance or speak in a British language or or British accent or speak in a Yugoslavian accent or speak like a child or make buzzing noises. So when he was Sean, who was the deaf boy, the deaf baby, um, he would make buzzing noises because that's how he communicated.

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It's self-soothing too. Like he didn't hear anything, so he if he felt that vibration, he was okay with his surroundings. You know, exactly. You watch people with DID DID, like if they're switching into an altar, you'll watch them create an emotional switch somehow. There's some kind of trigger you can watch them just before. If they're having a conversation with you and they have control over being able to go to those different people, and we watch it with Jenny, which I never watched a video or anything with Billy, but to watch them in a video or anything where you're physically seeing them traverse into somebody else that is their uh personality that they've created or whatever, they'll they'll kind of do something just before they snap into that. And I think that as a lot of emotional, deep seated things, like I watched Jenny do that, and it was just like, wait a minute, and she'll kind of blink and just kind of you can see something that she's pulling up to snap into that, and she would go into a whole different childlike, just happy, just something else, and she's talking in a different way, and she's

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Yes, because she's also got she's got children, she's got boys, she's got girls, men, all the things. Um, muscles, you know, was her one of her main protectors.

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Yeah.

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Her story is incredible, so huge, horrifying because her fragmentation all stemmed from horrible things that her father, her actual father, did to her throughout her childhood. And these things were so horrific that she has had to have lifelong surgeries and things like that to repair the damage that was done.

Acquittal Debate And Public Safety

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In both aspects, like there were similar type events in both aspects.

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But the difference between Jenny and Billy is Billy committed crimes. Yes. And he committed a lot of them, and he committed crimes that are terrible. And because of his diagnosis, I understand to a certain extent, he was acquitted for. I don't agree with that. And I want to make that absolutely clear that I do not agree with the acquittal of his crimes because of his diagnosis. Um, now he did spend about 10 years um in psychiatric hospital, psychiatric care, state care, things like that. Unfortunately, like one doctor that he would go to would believe him and want to study him and record him and things like that. Then he would go to a different one because he would get in trouble at this hospital. He would get transferred over to this one. This doctor wouldn't believe him and would medicate him and diagnose him with something completely different.

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And I 100% agree because one of his altars that was his protecting altar finally gave up and let some of the d undesirables come back, and that's where the crime came into play. So exactly. With with uh with Jenny, though, she had protectors that were constantly protecting, they were always positive, they were always trying to deal with something and have a positive outcome to have some kind of happiness in her livelihood so she could keep on and have the strength enough to keep moving day to day, you know. Yes, where he had strong enough altars where they were shifting him around the the the United States, around even between United States and Europe to extremes, and they were doing extreme things, but his protector altar finally just said, you know what? I give up. I'm gonna let everything happen.

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And that's where all the the tri the the crime and all the the real things started happening between him and well, what was happening was his um his undesirables were stealing time, and so it was hard for Arthur, like I said, who was pretty much like the organizer. It was hard for Arthur to gain control during these what he would call mix-up times. And it's it is literally referred to as that in the book. So Billy gets acquitted of crimes that he should not have been acquitted for. Um, he's released, so after 10 years, he is released from complete care, 100%. And there are two murders during this whole time that are tied to him but are never tied to him, if that makes any sense to you guys. So it looks like he's involved, but there's nothing, there's no evidence holding him, holding them to him. And I'm telling you right now, like I searched and dug and everything I could. The information about those two things that he's tied to is very vague. Everything else, shit ton of information.

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That is crazy. Because I mean you can't even investigate somebody personally and ask them questions if they're in a different altar.

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Right. And uh, like he even escaped at one point while he was in institution care uh and went under an assumed name called Christopher Carr, and that was the first time he had ever done that. So after, so he get you know, he when he gets arrested for these crimes that he commits, go check out our full episode. Um, he goes to an institution, he's in that care, things are wild in there, and then he gets released completely from everything in 1991. And um he's kind of just living I don't want to say under the radar, but nobody pays attention to him anymore after that. And this is a person that needed to be paid attention to, right? Uh because some of his altars are very dangerous, and he he actually ends up um so he goes to California for a while, he gets a recording studio, he's supposed to make a movie, but that doesn't go through because he's just still he's still switching, he's still got mixed-up time. All the things are happening to him, and he does end up going to his sister's property. Uh, what did I say? Ohio, correct? I don't have my notes in front of me.

SPEAKER_01 27:31

I think it's Ohio. Yeah, I mean, we're all over the place, but definitely go back that way because we've dropped a lot of names.

SPEAKER_00 27:36

Lancaster, that's in Ohio, right?

SPEAKER_01 27:38

Michigan, Lancaster.

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Oh my god. There's so many Lancasters. They've all listed her full episode. I got the full info there.

SPEAKER_01 27:45

So she's all over the place, like as far as like all these names and things that we've talked about. You definitely need to go back and check out the city.

SPEAKER_00 27:51

Can I list every every single one and their talents and their their non-talents as well? Um, but so he ends up staying on his sister's property, uh, whose name was Katie Joe, and he is diagnosed with cancer and passes away in 2014. But he had been free from everything since 1991. And I'm not okay with that, and I'll never be okay with that because he committed a lot of crime and a lot of horrible crimes that even though his core consciousness may not have remembered or understood, these victims of these crimes will never forget them. Right. And it was horrifying for them, and this is a person that needed to be institutionalized for forever, in my humble opinion. What do you think?

SPEAKER_01 28:49

I mean, if you're clinging on to altars that are into creating crime and chaos, and you can't snap away from that in a healthy way. You can't control it. So, and disassociated identity disorder is you may do something and your your mind completely ejects whoever that was forever. So your mind that you carry on for the rest of your life will walk around on earth thinking that that never did happen because they weren't there.

SPEAKER_00 29:25

Well, because Jenny, she had 2,500, and be she had that many because there were a few of her core altars that would just banish or kill off the the other ones that weren't necessary. Same with Billy, he had 10 core ones. I think I think Jenny had eight, and then Billy had 10, and then he had 14 undesirable. So he had 24 total that he knew of, that his core consciousness or the teacher, which is one of his altars, because Billy was actually born a child prodigy, and because of the abuse that he endured as a little baby child and the trauma, he just he fragmented. So all these altars have all these different talents because he was one person born with all these talents and it just all it split, and he is the inspiration behind the movie Split, by the way. Yes, forgot about that. Yeah. But you'll find that out in our full episode.

What’s Next Plus Bonus Episodes

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It's a lot to grasp, but if you want to uh travel throughout all those uh aspects, you can check out both of our episodes. You know, the one we did on Jenny Haynes on in season one, and check out this one that we just did on drinkaboutsomething.sight. And uh Lindsay, I am going to destroy you very soon. I just can't wait.

SPEAKER_00 31:00

Because we have our recaps will be out Wednesday today. Hello, you two. Yes, tomorrow though, you're you're tomorrow is bonus episode, which is completely by Jesse.

SPEAKER_01 31:18

Yeah I I am on the opposite side of the mic that day, and I'm not ready, and it's probably not gonna be great to me, but you know, whatever.

SPEAKER_00 31:26

And then Friday we are talking about Susan Cox Powell, which is a very famous case that I just we we recorded back to back today. Yeah, and so I just protected or projected onto Chesse. So we've had a rough day, and we need to go uh have some R, yeah, with some popcorn in front of the TV.

SPEAKER_01 31:47

I'm ready to chill, okay. It has been a day for us. But thank you guys so much for joining in, though, and following along. And if you want to follow us, though, it's really easy to find. Just drink about something, you'll find us. And you know, thank you so much, Lindsay, for all the stories and for the platform to be able to share true crime awareness. And if it helps somebody in in in the outcome, whatever way, that's a great thing. So that's what we're here to do.

SPEAKER_00 32:17

Yes, yeah, and I mean 95% of us are obsessed with this topic. And then on our main episodes, Jesse he plugs these really cool bands that maybe not a lot of people have heard of. And I really like that part.

SPEAKER_01 32:35

Yeah, it's fun. I mean, I I'm burping. I try to give something. Sorry, guys. I try to give something because she tells these stories 99% of the time. I know nothing, so that's how fun for me. And I just don't know anything about them. Maybe I'm disassociating with common world knowledge there, Lindsay. But um, yeah, you get me. But I get to get you, so that's cool.

SPEAKER_00 32:59

Yeah, yeah. He got me on uh that bonus episode that'll be coming out on tomorrow if you're on YouTube, if you're on TikTok Thursday.

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Yeah.

Where To Listen Rate And Review

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But we thank you guys so much for tuning in, joining in. Um rundown of our socials really quick. Drinkaboutsomething.sight, drinkabout something on Instagram, drinkaboutsomething pod at gmail.com. If you would like to email us drinkabout something pod underscore Lindsay, and Jesse, where are we at on YouTube?

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We are Gen Z, J-E-N-D-S-E-Y, and you can find us on Apple, you can find us on Podbean, you can find us on Spotify. Spotify.

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That's our that's our go-to.

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So many different things. I think Apple, though, is our leading distributor for downloads.

SPEAKER_00 33:47

Well, thank you, Apple, and thank you, listeners. We see your stats. What's our number one city right now?

SPEAKER_01 33:53

Jacksonville, but Singapore is our second biggest country.

SPEAKER_00 33:56

That's wild. So thank you, Singapore. Thank you, Singapore.

SPEAKER_01 33:59

Yeah, we're all over Singapore. Got a lot going on in Australia, too. Uh, South America, we got some stuff going on. We got actually global.

SPEAKER_00 34:07

Everything it took us a minute to get to South America, but we got there.

SPEAKER_01 34:10

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 34:11

That was like our only one that we hadn't reached.

SPEAKER_01 34:13

And we're we're there. And we're there now. Thank you.

SPEAKER_00 34:16

Hey, South America.

SPEAKER_01 34:18

Yeah. And that's just really awesome to see like people that are actually checking us out. A lot of it is spread through uh music, too, because we like to share a lot of music. And I'm like, hey, you know, we're gonna share your music to the to the world, and it may not be a platform that that is like uh organic for you or whatever you're reaching for. This is like um a different way for us to share unsigned and underground bands. Some of these bands have already be blown up, you know, so it's really cool to watch them grow and the music, and it we we put out some good stuff for you to listen to, and that's what we want to do. So check us out, and we'll see you guys uh you know uh along the way and let us know that you have heard us. Yes, that way we can see.

SPEAKER_00 35:02

Rate us and review us. That really helps us get into the algorithm. We need that, we need that boost. We appreciate you so much.

SPEAKER_01 35:09

Yeah, we don't want anything about it other than just awareness, but follow along, let us know you're here.

SPEAKER_00 35:14

Yes.

SPEAKER_01 35:14

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 35:14

So without that being said, we are going to sign off. We love you so much. Bye.