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Welcome to Unspeakable, a true crime podcast where I tell
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stories of real crimes with real victims, whose cases are
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so shocking that many are left wondering how is this
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even real? I use my experiences in law enforcement corrections,
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and combined with my years as a criminal justice educator,
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dig deep into complex cases of evil acts, some so
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evil many feel they are unspeakable.
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Warning.
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Unspeakable is intended for mature audiences. If you are easily offended,
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then I'm not your girl. Listening discretion is advised. Hey y'all, kJ,
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You're back for another episode of Unspeakable.
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How are you doing? What is up?
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I had a long day to day. I don't know why,
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but it was long. But I'm recording today on a Friday,
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and I know you're getting this on a Wednesday, but
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it's going to come into effect at the end of
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this episode of why I'm telling you it's a Friday.
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But before I get started, I have a little thing here.
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I wanted to tell y'all if you're a local, Even
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if you're not, I don't care, but if you're a local,
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know that on November the fourteenth, which is Thursday, I'm
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going to be doing a special presentation at Southside Junior
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High for the wonderful students there, and we're gonna be
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talking about phone safety and internet safety. So if you
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have a child that goes there, or if you don't,
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I don't know, call them up. Maybe they'll just let
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people come listen. But I'm going to give a pretty
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good presentation there, and if that's something you're interested in,
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check it out. They're going to be promoting it and
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I'll be happy to meet you there. I'll be there
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with some merch and stuff too if that If that
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tickles your fancy. If not, no worries, don't worry about it.
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But I've got some.
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Shout outs before I start the episode, and this one
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tickled me. This is out of Youngsville, Louisiana too, so
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it's a local person. But this person signed up on
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my Patreon as Special Agent PNP, and I feel like that.
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Deserves a pretty solid shout out.
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So Special Agent, I salute you, thank you for all
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that you do, and thank you so much as always
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for supporting me. I've then got Dane shadowed ins from Sanger, California.
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What is up, Dane. I am making it a point
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to get out to California. I want to come this summer.
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I may do it, but this summer I really want
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to go to California. I want to check it out
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and see what all the fuss is about because I've
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never been there. Then out in Texas, you know, I
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love my Texas people. I've got Sues Burnett, What up, sus?
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How are things over in Texas? I hope they're going
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well for you. And then in Shyenne, Wyoming, Miss Brenda Shaver, Hi,
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Miss Brenda, I think I've spoken to you a few
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times too on the internet at some point somewhere, somehow
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I believe I did, so.
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I hope you're doing well out there in Wyoming.
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And then last, but not least, is Miss Jerry Jensen
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in Wasseca, Minnesota. Minnesota. Oh my goodness, I've got y'all
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all over the country, Miss Jerry. I hope that you're
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doing well. You people make my world go round for
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all the support you give me, and as usual, but
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not with any less, you know, celebration. I want to
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tell you thank you so very much from the bottom
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of my heart for your support and it means so
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much to me now as many of us that listen
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to this podcast. Know, being a parent, it's the most
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important job on the planet. It's the one job that
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you don't get paid for. You're underpaid, you're overworked. But
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it's a job that you never leave to a stranger.
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It's the job that only you can do. And no
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matter you know what your your belief system is. I
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think that all of our children, you know, are destined
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to be our children. God knows what we can do
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for our kids and what they can do for us, right,
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and so they are very precious commodities in our lives.
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And something else that to that point I'd like to
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make is that being a sibling is an underrated job.
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You fight with your siblings most of the time. I know,
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me and my sister, man, we have gotten into some fights.
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We cut each other the deepest when we get mad too,
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but it's clear, crystal clear in our household. We may
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be bitching and moaning and fighting back and forth, but
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don't ever get it twisted that I will also be
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her number one defender if someone outside of my family
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tries to mess with my family. It's just the unspoken rule.
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And if you have siblings, you know what I'm talking about.
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That's your sibling, and no one else gets to get
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close to your sibling. This relationship. It's especially special too,
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between a big brother and a little sister. That's a
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dynamic that is very special when you have to take
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care of your little sister and love her and kind
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of guide her as her older brother. With that in mind,
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come with me to Jefferson County, Colorado, and this was
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the home of Julie Greneer, her son Alex. She had
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a younger son than Alex. I'm gonna call him Mikey.
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Mikey is not his real name, but because he's a miner,
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I'm gonna just call him Mikey. And then the two
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brothers had an even younger sister, which I'm gonna call
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her Amy for this episode, but again that's not her
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real name, and I'm not using them because these are miners,
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and you know, we want to keep our miners' names.
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We want to keep them out of it. Now. Julie,
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their mother.
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Julie was born in nineteen seventy two, and she was
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in her forties when this was taking place.
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And she's a pretty woman.
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She's got dark brown, almost black hair, she's got really
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big pretty eyes. She from what I can tell was
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a happy but single woman. I did not find a
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male figure in the household at all, so it seemed
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to be Julie and her three children. Now, the reason
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I'm saying what I found is I did some Internet
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sleuthing based on photos that I had, and I did
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some cross referencing and some searching, and that's how I
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landed upon some of the things that I found out,
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and based on the photos that I saw of her,
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I do feel like she's a pretty liberal minded person.
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She seems like she likes to have fun, and she
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liked to surround herself with friends, and she liked to
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be around her family. I did not see any employment information,
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which will make sense in this story because Julie's financial
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status was a hot ass mess and this family was
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unstable financially at best. Okay, matter of fact, Julie struggled
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day to day, it seemed like, financially and usually paid
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like the light bill by scraping by. And how she
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got her money I don't know, because I did not
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employment status. Finances seem to be the biggest stressor in
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the household, and even her children were aware of this
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financial strain. So that's how big of a deal. It
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was now her son Alex. He was the oldest and
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he was older than Amy by years. There was a
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gap between them, and I did find him too through
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some internet slew thing. And I'm gonna tell you he's
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a handsome guy. He's a handsome fella, good natured. I
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would say that he's artistic.
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And all around. From all the.
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Research that I did, all around, he seems like a
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decent good person. The daughter Amy when this story is
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going on, was twelve years old, so Alex is older.
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Alex is like seventeen eighteen. Amy is twelve and Amy again,
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based on the research that I did, she looks like
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her mama. And I'm not gonna take anything away. I'm
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telling you they are pretty. She looked just like her mama.
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That dark hair, there's big pretty eyes. She was tan,
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she was a pretty girl. And together their family life
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mimicked most of ours. Me most of the people that
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are listening to this show just day to day interactions,
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hugs while passing in the hallway, doing the best to
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live your life. Other than I am overly employed and
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my family's employed. But for the most part, it seems
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like your average family family life and the siblings had
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typical sibling relationships love hate at that age, and that
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age gap getting on each other's nerves is common. But
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they loved each other and there was love in this family.
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And like most kids, twelve year old Amy used social media. Now,
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something worrisome about social media that we all know about
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is that young people may overshare online and that's something
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that we have to be very vigilant of as parents
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of young people growing up in a digital world. Amy
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wasn't stupid, though, and even at twelve years old, she
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kind of vetted who she spoke to. And I wasn't
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surprised by this because I did find out that Amy
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had been sexually abused by her father in the past
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and was pretty guarded. As a result of that, she
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did search for outlets about this abuse and she found
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peace through an app that she downloaded in the month
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of September. And this is an app where you could
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talk to people and it was supposed to be a
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judgment free zone and the truth be told. When she
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downloaded this app, Amy was feeling really depressed. She was
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very sad, and she connected with another young teen and
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they developed a bond on a deep level because he
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too had been abused, and they found a lot of
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support in one another. He was young like her. He
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was fifteen, so he was a few years older than her,
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but they got along really well and had so many
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things in common. The teen's name was Thomas Kesky, and
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they had been talking now that this story is coming about,
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for about six months and they were really able to
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confide in one another. Now twelve and fifteen, that was
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too big of a gap as far as big brother
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Alex was concerned, but he didn't try to overthink it,
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considering he realized or found out through Amy that Thomas
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lived in Australia, so he was halfway around the world
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and shout out to my Australia listeners. I know I've
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got y'all out there, and I love y'all so much.
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Y'all are so cool. Now he w wasn't overthinking it,
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like I said, He kind of was of the mindset
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of this is just another friend that is eventually going
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to drop off over time. Anyway, It's an online friend, Like,
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how serious could that be? Thomas and Amy had a
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lot of communication though they were communicating through I Message, FaceTime, Facebook.
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Multiple avenues of communication between these two teens. But this
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friendship also continued much which longer than Alex the older brother,
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expected that it would. It would stay alive. Not only that,
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but they had become so close that Thomas started mailing
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gifts to his twelve year old sister. This was a
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bit much for Alex. I mean, kids who are flirting
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and talking on the phone, but you know whatever, but
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like you're mailing gifts. It just seemed a bit much.
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She's twelve, you know. And so he sent a necklace
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to her, and he even had wired money to her.
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But it wasn't like it was going straight to Amy.
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It would had to go into their mother's bank account
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because Amy was a minor and she didn't have an account.
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Of her own.
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So her mom did have eyes on the situation and
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what was going on. But there were some other things
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that were happening in Alex's life that at best he
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would just describe as off. It just didn't sit right
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with him, considering the financial woes facing his mother, Julie.
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Alex did find it extremely interesting that his mother and
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his little sister were planning to make a trip to
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Hawaii together, Like, how does that even fit into your schedule?
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When you can't even pay your light bill. I mean
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just the previous month. The month of October, finances were
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so bad that no bills were able to be paid,
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and Julie was tripping. She's like, I don't know I'm gonna
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pay these bills. I don't have any money. But somehow
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she was able to again straight by and get the
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money in so that they weren't gonna be evicted from
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the house that they were living in. And he knew
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that his mom was also under a ton of stress
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because of this, but he had something that he had
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to tell her. He didn't want to add to her stress,
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but this wasn't something he wanted to not bring up.
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It was bothering Alex really deep down inside. One day
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in November, Amy and Tom were facetiming on her phone
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and Alex caught a glimpse of Thomas while they were facetiming,
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and to Alex's surprise, he looked older than fifteen. Alex
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was so concerned by the way that Thomas looked that
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he even ran to his mom and was like, you
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need to go check this out. Have you seen him?
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This is sus suspicious as.
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I'll get out. He looks way too old, and.
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He was like, you know, I don't think that they
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should really be communicating with each other anymore.
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This is bizarre.
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I don't know what a fifteen year old or supposed
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fifteen year old sees in my sister who's twelve, and
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why they are talking so much. But to Alex's surprise,