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AG lists 10 things millenials are right about and makes a shocking change in his own future.  Also new music from Juno Izova.

Host Peter McCully welcomes Rob Duncan, vice chairman of the Parksville Qualicum Foundation; 2024 marks the foundation's 25th anniversary.

Duncan sheds light on the impact of these grants on diverse organizations, ranging from the Society of Organized Services to emergency response organizations, support for hospices, educational initiatives and community engagement projects, emphasizing the local nature of the foundation's efforts.

"During the past 25 years, the total amount of grants and scholarships distributed by the foundation is $1.8 million,” said Duncan. “This represents all the funds we manage for both the foundation and for others.The idea is that all of the money raised in the community stays in the community."

The podcast offers a comprehensive overview of the foundation's mission and impact.

The conversation also highlights the Neighborhood Grants program, promoting community building with grants of up to $500 for individual projects. Duncan encourages individuals to apply for initiatives that enhance social connections and skills sharing, fostering a sense of community belonging.

The Parksville Qualicum Community Foundation's role as an umbrella for various funds and scholarships is explained, offering contributors flexibility in directing their donations.

More information can be found at: ParksvilleQualicumFoundation.com, for more information on grants, donations and the 25th anniversary celebrations.

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J. King reunites The Gent and Jerk with AG to discuss Katt Williams; who we think are the funniest standup comedians, and preview what looks like will be a crazy Wrestlemania Season.

Boundaries, Celebrity Divorces, Sexyy Red at schools, oh my!

lol...also discussing life, travel, podcast recommendations, etc. 

https://www.internalramblespodcast.com

On May 21st, 2010, Dan Wozniak murdered his neighbor, Sam Herr at a Los Alamitos theater.  In an effort to throw the police off his trail, he murdered Julie Kibuishi and staged the crime scene to make it look like Sam had sexually assaulted her and went on the run.  Dan dismembered Sam's body and left some of his body parts in a park.  He was apprehended at his bachelor party, just two days before his wedding.  Dan was eventually convicted on two counts of first-degree murder, and he was sentenced to death.

Website: https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/

Resources: 

• Sam and Julie - Clues and evidence in the murders of Julie Kibuishi and Sam Herr (cbsnews.com) 
• How a California Community Theater Actor Tried to Frame a War Veteran for Murder - ABC News (go.com) 
• Rachel Buffett Convicted Of Lying To Protect Daniel Wozniak In Murder Investigation | Crime News (oxygen.com) 
• Daniel Wozniak: Why the Community Theater Actor Murdered His Neighbor and a Friend for $62,000 | Inside Edition 
• Double murderer’s ex-fiancée is sentenced to jail as accessory after slayings - Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 
• Convicted killer Daniel Wozniak moved out of San Quentin, sparking criticism – Orange County Register (archive.org) 
• MURDERED: Julie Kibuishi and Sam Herr - Crime Junkie | Podcast on Spotify 
• (2) Steve Herr to 911: "There's a body in my son's apartment" - YouTube 
• Dateline: Secrets Uncovered S7 E10 Plot Twist 
• Dr. Phil S11 E97: Actress Accused-Was she an accomplice to murder? 
• 48 Hours S30 E66 Killer Performance 
• The Perfect Murder S3 E13 Curtain Call 

On May 21st, 2010, Dan Wozniak murdered his neighbor, Sam Herr at a Los Alamitos theater.  In an effort to throw the police off his trail, he murdered Julie Kibuishi and staged the crime scene to make it look like Sam had sexually assaulted her and went on the run.  Dan dismembered Sam's body and left some of his body parts in a park.  He was apprehended at his bachelor party, just two days before his wedding.  Dan was eventually convicted on two counts of first-degree murder, and he was sentenced to death.

Website: https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/

Resources: 

• Sam and Julie - Clues and evidence in the murders of Julie Kibuishi and Sam Herr (cbsnews.com) 
• How a California Community Theater Actor Tried to Frame a War Veteran for Murder - ABC News (go.com) 
• Rachel Buffett Convicted Of Lying To Protect Daniel Wozniak In Murder Investigation | Crime News (oxygen.com) 
• Daniel Wozniak: Why the Community Theater Actor Murdered His Neighbor and a Friend for $62,000 | Inside Edition 
• Double murderer’s ex-fiancée is sentenced to jail as accessory after slayings - Los Angeles Times (latimes.com) 
• Convicted killer Daniel Wozniak moved out of San Quentin, sparking criticism – Orange County Register (archive.org) 
• MURDERED: Julie Kibuishi and Sam Herr - Crime Junkie | Podcast on Spotify 
• (2) Steve Herr to 911: "There's a body in my son's apartment" - YouTube 
• Dateline: Secrets Uncovered S7 E10 Plot Twist 
• Dr. Phil S11 E97: Actress Accused-Was she an accomplice to murder? 
• 48 Hours S30 E66 Killer Performance 
• The Perfect Murder S3 E13 Curtain Call 

Angela Samota was raped and murdered in her apartment on October 13th, 1984, after a night out with her friends.  The case went cold for many years until her good friend from SMU, Sheila Wysocki, kept badgering the police and became a private investigator, to assist in getting this case solved.  In 2008, the DNA was re-tested and it matched Donald Bess Jr.

Website: https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/
Resources:

• Angela Samota's Murder: Where is Donald Andrew Bess Now? Where is Ben McCall Today? (thecinemaholic.com) 
• Man on Texas death row for murder of SMU student dies of heart attack (dallasnews.com) 
• Dateline NBC: In the Middle of the Night on Apple Podcasts 
• My best friend’s killer got away - until I made police try again - BBC News 
• ap-76-377.pdf (justia.com) 

In 1997, Cary Stayner was a handyman at the Cedar Lodge motel in El Portal, California, just outside the Highway 140 entrance to Yosemite National Park.  He was convicted of the murders of four women in 1999, Carole Sund, Julie Sund, Silvina Pelosso, and Joie Armstrong.  Cary was sentenced to death and is still on death row at San Quentin State Prison in California.

Website: https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/
Resources:

• What Is Yosemite Killer Cary Stayner's Life Like Today? - A&E True Crime (aetv.com) 
• Cary Stayner - Wikipedia 
• Amazon.com: The Yosemite Killer: Life of Serial Killer Cary Stayner (Serial Killer True Crime Books Book 27) eBook : Smith, Jack: Kindle Store 
• Hulu | Series 
• Trail of Terror | FBI: Criminal Pursuit | Discovery 
• Cary Stayner | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers 
• "FBI: Criminal Pursuit" Trail of Terror (TV Episode 2011) - IMDb 
• Confessed Yosemite killer sent apology to families, paper says - Deseret News 
• The case of a lifetime / For Cary Stayner, there was something about Jeff Rinek that put him at ease - and made him want to talk (sfgate.com) 
• An FBI Agent Recounts a Repulsive Request by Serial Killer Cary Stayner During His Interrogation - A&E True Crime (aetv.com) 
• Paraphilia - Wikipedia 

In 1997, Cary Stayner was a handyman at the Cedar Lodge motel in El Portal, California, just outside the Highway 140 entrance to Yosemite National Park.  He was convicted of the murders of four women in 1999, Carole Sund, Julie Sund, Silvina Pelosso, and Joie Armstrong.  Cary was sentenced to death and is still on death row at San Quentin State Prison in California.

Website: https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/
Resources:

• What Is Yosemite Killer Cary Stayner's Life Like Today? - A&E True Crime (aetv.com) 
• Cary Stayner - Wikipedia 
• Amazon.com: The Yosemite Killer: Life of Serial Killer Cary Stayner (Serial Killer True Crime Books Book 27) eBook : Smith, Jack: Kindle Store 
• Hulu | Series 
• Trail of Terror | FBI: Criminal Pursuit | Discovery 
• Cary Stayner | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers 
• "FBI: Criminal Pursuit" Trail of Terror (TV Episode 2011) - IMDb 
• Confessed Yosemite killer sent apology to families, paper says - Deseret News 
• The case of a lifetime / For Cary Stayner, there was something about Jeff Rinek that put him at ease - and made him want to talk (sfgate.com) 
• An FBI Agent Recounts a Repulsive Request by Serial Killer Cary Stayner During His Interrogation - A&E True Crime (aetv.com) 
• Paraphilia - Wikipedia 

7-year-old Steven Gregory Stayner was kidnapped on December 4th, 1972 in Merced, California, by Kenneth Parnell.  He was able to escape when he was 14 years old and he saved another kidnapping victim, Timothy White.

Website: https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/

Resources:

• I Know My First Name Is Steven - Kindle edition by Echols, Mike. Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com. 
• Where Is Kenneth Parnell, Who Kidnapped Steven Stayner, Now?  | True Crime Buzz (oxygen.com) 
• Kenneth Parnell - Wikipedia 
• What Happened to Timmy White After His 1980 Abduction? (distractify.com) 
• Timothy White (abduction victim) - Wikipedia 
• “Steven Stayner Missing Children’s Memorial” - Paula Slater, M.A. 
• Captive Audience: A Real American Horror Story EP 1 & 2 on HULU 

The FINAL Installment of this true-crime series of podcasts originating from the Anvil Bar & Grill in beautiful downtown Curtis, Nebraska.  A heinous double homicide as told by the confessed killer, Harold Nokes.

A secret love affair turned into a battle for Harold's affections between two women, his wife, Ena, and his mistress, Kay Hein. But it was Kay's parents who were shot and killed and butchered in the basement of the Nokeses home in McCook, Nebraska fifty years ago.

In his own words, Harold explains how and why Edwin and Wilma Hoyt were murdered. Your job is to listen carefully and determine for yourself if his story is true or total bullshit--perhaps he and his wife Ena did it in cold blood to get Kay's parents out of the way in hopes of reviving their passionate menage' a trois.

We also hear from former Frontier County Sheriff, Lannie Roblee, and the author of the book on the case, "In Cold Blood", Mr.  James Hewitt.

Even by today's standards, this story is haunting, grotesque and hard to imagine. That's why the series is entitled, "American Gothic."

I've uploaded lots of actual case files, transcripts, letters and photos on my Patreon page. Get access for as little three-bucks--and thanks for subscribing and listening.

Show Notes:

Patreon Page
www.patreon.com/dinerverse

IN COLD STORAGE
In Cold Storage: Nebraska Press (unl.edu)
Also available on Amazon.

The Anvil Bar & Grill
223 Center Ave.
Curtis, Ne.  69025
308-367-5119
https://anvilbarandgrill.com

The fourth installment in this true-crime series of episodes originating from the Anvil Bar & Grill in Curtis, Ne. Podcast host John Murphy dives into the criminal investigation of the gruesome murders of Edwin and Wilma Hoyt after a menage' a trois love affair involving their daughter, Kay Hein, and a married couple, Harold and Ena Nokes ended badly.

Murphy interviews lead investigator Lannie Roblee, Frontier County Sheriff at the time, about the challenges of trying to prove the Nokes' guilt when there was little evidence that pointed directly to them. Nebraska State Patrol investigator Jack Sexton and "In Cold Storage" book author, James Hewitt, also provide commentary and insight into the case.

The episode begins with details from the first interviews with Harold and Ena who categorically deny any involvement or knowledge about what happened to the Hoyt's on the night of September 23rd, 1973.  But later, Harold confesses he and Ena made a plan to visit the Hoyt's at their rural farm to discuss the difficulties they were having with Kay. Harold admits bringing a .22 caliber Ruger pistol with him in case things got out of hand.

Sheriff Roblee (retired) explains how, for the first time in Nebraska law enforcement history, eavesdropping devices were used to listen in on the Nokes' conversations as a way to help build the case against them--and it didn't run too smoothly.

Roblee also shares how a Denver psychiatrist concluded Harold was extremely vulnerable and probably very stressed about what they had done and could be broken if he was arrested and separated from his wife. Which is what Roblee did. They also learned from the recorded tapes the Nokes' made a suicide pact which was foiled.

Everything builds toward next week's final episode when Harold Nokes' full confession on how the Hoyts were killed and dismembered is made available to the general public for the first time ever.

Show Notes:

IN COLD STORAGE
In Cold Storage: Nebraska Press (unl.edu)
Also available on Amazon.

The Anvil Bar & Grill
223 Center Ave.
Curtis, Ne.  69025
308-367-5119
https://anvilbarandgrill.com

Level A1, elementary beginners. We will learn today how to describe places, in this case,  a city. I will talk about Palma, the capital city of Mallorca, and where currently I am living. Pay attention to the verbs, I am only using simple present tenses with "es" or "hay".
Nivel A1, elemental principiantes. Hoy aprendemos a describir lugares, en este caso, una ciudad. Hablo de Palma, la capital de Mallorca y donde actualmente vivo. Presta atención a los verbos. Solo uso frases simples en presente con "es" o "hay".

More content on my website www.spanishlessonsmallorca.com

The third installment of this true-crime series about one of the most infamous murder cases in Nebraska history--the killing and butchering of beloved farm couple, Edwin and Wilma Hoyt. Originating from the Anvil Bar & Grill in Curtis, Ne., retired Frontier County Sheriff, Lannie Roblee, takes podcast host John Murphy through the ins and outs of the investigation.

The episode also features key highlights from official interrogations/depositions of the Hoyt's daugher, Kay Hein, and the man convicted of the murders, Harold Nokes.

Kay and Harold were engaged in a long-term affair until Harold's wife, Ena, became a third participant in the relationship during the swingin' 70's, when pretty much any and everything was fair game in the bedroom.

The menage' trois soon fractured and Kay cut ties with the Nokeses, but Harold wouldn't let her go. Kay was so harassed and bullied by the couple she tried to take her own life. Edwin and Wilma came to Kay's defense and pushed back against Harold and his wife. When Kay ended it for good, the harassment escalated when road signs painted with vulgar comments about Kay's sexual exploits started showing up around town.

Then, the unthinkable happened. The Hoyts suddenly disappeared and days later, human body parts stated floating on the surface of a nearby lake. Kay and the local cops had a good idea who did it, but they had no way to prove it. It was going to take something unique to break the case.

Wayne Adam Ford was a former long-haul truck driver who murdered four women from 1997 to 1998.  When he turned himself into the Humboldt County Sheriff Department in Eureka, California, he had a woman's breast in a bag in his coat pocket.  He was found guilty of four counts of first-degree murder on June 27th, 2006 and was sentenced to death in August of 2006.
Website: https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/

Resources:

• Depression (major depressive disorder) - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic  
• Adjustment Disorders | Johns Hopkins Medicine 
• Intermittent Explosive Disorder: Symptoms & Treatment (clevelandclinic.org) 
• Shadows of Evil: Long-haul Trucker Wayne Adam Ford and His Grisly Trail of Rape, Dismemberment, and Murder: Smith, Carlton: 9780312978877: Amazon.com: Books 
• Immature personality disorder - Wikipedia 
• Body Parts: Rother, Caitlin: 9780786035113: Amazon.com: Books 
• Kelly Pletcher and Wayne Adam Ford Now: Where Are They Today? Update (thecinemaholic.com) 
• Wayne Adam Ford | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers 

The second installment in this true-crime series of podcasts surrounding the brutal murders of Edwin and Wilma Hoyt in McCook, Nebraska in the fall of 1973.

Originating from the Anvil Bar & Grill in Curtis, Nebraska, as well as the Hi-Way Diner in Lincoln, host John Murphy shares for the first time, exclusive audio from taped interviews with the key people involved in the case: confessed killer, Harold Nokes, his lover and daughter of the murdered couple, Kay Hein, and lead investigator, former Frontier County Sheriff, Lannie Roblee.
 
Murphy also speaks with clinical and forensic psychologist, Dr. Mario Scalora, PhD., about the interpersonal dynamics and possible state of mind that put Kay, Harold, and his wife, Ena, on a journey of sexual exploration that descended into obsession and murder. Murphy questions Scalora on the possibility of all three being undiagnosed sex addicts--which wasn't even on the map of psychological study at the time.

You will hear from Harold and Kay directly on how they met, became lovers, and turned their affair into a three-way relationship with Harold's wife, Ena--an arrangement that couldn't withstand the emotional pressures of sharing physical love and living a double life.

This episode also features thoughts and comments from James Hewitt, a retired attorney and author of the book about the case, "In Cold Storage."

Show Notes:

IN COLD STORAGE
In Cold Storage: Nebraska Press (unl.edu)
Also available on Amazon.

The Anvil Bar & Grill
223 Center Ave.
Curtis, Ne.  69025
308-367-5119
https://anvilbarandgrill.com

The Hi-Way Diner
2105 Nebraska Parkway
Lincoln, Ne. 68502
(402) 423-6066
www.hiwaydinerlincoln.com

Wayne Adam Ford was a former long-haul truck driver who murdered four women from 1997 to 1998.  When he turned himself into the Humboldt County Sheriff Department in Eureka, California, he had a woman's breast in a bag in his coat pocket.  He was found guilty of four counts of first-degree murder on June 27th, 2006 and was sentenced to death in August of 2006.
Website: https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/

Resources:

• Depression (major depressive disorder) - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic  
• Adjustment Disorders | Johns Hopkins Medicine 
• Intermittent Explosive Disorder: Symptoms & Treatment (clevelandclinic.org) 
• Shadows of Evil: Long-haul Trucker Wayne Adam Ford and His Grisly Trail of Rape, Dismemberment, and Murder: Smith, Carlton: 9780312978877: Amazon.com: Books 
• Immature personality disorder - Wikipedia 
• Body Parts: Rother, Caitlin: 9780786035113: Amazon.com: Books 
• Kelly Pletcher and Wayne Adam Ford Now: Where Are They Today? Update (thecinemaholic.com) 
• Wayne Adam Ford | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers 

Wayne Adam Ford was a former long-haul truck driver who murdered four women from 1997 to 1998.  When he turned himself into the Humboldt County Sheriff Department in Eureka, California, he had a woman's breast in a bag in his coat pocket.  He was found guilty of four counts of first-degree murder on June 27th, 2006 and was sentenced to death in August of 2006.
Website: https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/

Resources:

• Depression (major depressive disorder) - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic  
• Adjustment Disorders | Johns Hopkins Medicine 
• Intermittent Explosive Disorder: Symptoms & Treatment (clevelandclinic.org) 
• Shadows of Evil: Long-haul Trucker Wayne Adam Ford and His Grisly Trail of Rape, Dismemberment, and Murder: Smith, Carlton: 9780312978877: Amazon.com: Books 
• Immature personality disorder - Wikipedia 
• Body Parts: Rother, Caitlin: 9780786035113: Amazon.com: Books 
• Kelly Pletcher and Wayne Adam Ford Now: Where Are They Today? Update (thecinemaholic.com) 
• Wayne Adam Ford | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers 

Nicole van den Hurk disappeared on her way to work in Eindhoven on October 6th of 1995, and her body was discovered in the woods on November 22nd.  In 2011, her stepbrother falsely confessed to get her body exhumed for DNA tests.  DNA collected from the crime scene led to the arrest of Jos de G.  In November of 2016, he was sentenced to five years' imprisonment, but this was later appealed and his sentenced was increased to 12 years.
https://www.drinkingthecoolaid.com/

RESOURCES:

• The False Confession of Nicole Van Den Hurk's Brother To Solve Her Cold Case (buggedspace.com) 
• Nicole Van Den Hurk's Murder Went Cold, So Her Stepbrother Confessed (allthatsinteresting.com) 
• Jos de G. guilty of rape, not murder in '95 death of Nicole van den Hurk | NL Times 
• Homicide charge dropped in Van Den Hurk murder | NL Times 
• Dutch police turn to Kiwi scientists to help solve 1995 cold case | Stuff.co.nz 
• Court hears details of cold case murder | NL Times 
• Judge bias claim tossed in trial of teen's alleged killer | NL Times 
• Nicole van den Hurk murder case in court 20 years after crime | NL Times 
• New witness in 1995 teen girl’s murder delays closing arguments | NL Times 
• New witness: De G. confessed to strangling teen girl | NL Times 
• Court hears DNA evidence in 1995 murder | NL Times 
• Her Stepbrother Confessed To Killing Her | The Sad Case of Nicole Van Den Hurk. - YouTube 

Rachelle's Rambles: Chris Rock, Break Ups, Goals, Effects of Relationships

https://www.internalramblespodcast.com