Lemon Pound Cake From Adams County to the Absurd

In this episode of True Crime with Tiff Kline, we dive into one of the most bizarre, headline‑twisting courtroom sagas to come out of Adams County, Ohio: the Afroman trial. What began as a local legal dispute spiraled into a cultural moment—complete with viral videos, unexpected testimony, and a courtroom atmosphere that felt more like a surreal stage play than a legal proceeding.
But the strangeness doesn’t stop there.
We unravel the internet‑fueled legend of the so‑called “Jim Carrey clone”—a figure who became wrapped in rumor, misidentification, and small‑town mythmaking. Then we head south to explore the curious lore surrounding Palm Beach Pete, a character whose name pops up in online forums, roadside gossip, and stories that blur the line between truth and tall tale.
And finally, we spotlight one of the most unexpected and inspiring figures connected to this web of stories: a quadriplegic cornhole player whose determination and presence challenge every assumption about ability, resilience, and community.
This episode blends courtroom drama, internet folklore, and human resilience into a narrative that’s as unpredictable as it is unforgettable. It’s a journey through the strange, the misunderstood, and the deeply human moments hidden beneath the noise.

Song Credit : Lemon Pound Cake- Artist - and owned by Afroman 

Transcript

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The Adams County Sheriff kicked down my door. Then I heard the glass break. They found no kidnapping victims, just some lemon power.

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Mama's murder.

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Hey guys, welcome back to season two, episode 11: True Crime with Tiff Klein giving criminals the disrespect they deserve. And tonight, we are going to give Adams County police the disrespect they deserve. And I'm giving out high respects for Afro Man because if you guys have been following social media and following the news, you'd see that Afro Man just beat a$3.9 million lawsuit against the Adams County Police Department with a counter-lawsuit and won. This is great. Now, the reason why I'm making this is because I am actually from Adams County, Ohio. I lived there from 1999 to 2009, and my family still resides there. I went to school there. Um it gave you a little bit of a background on Adams County. About 27,000 people. It's at the very, very, very bottom of the state. And I lived right on the river. I could see Kentucky from my front porch. It's home. It will always be home. I don't forget where I came from. I went to school with 300 kids from seventh to 12th grade, one Walmart in the entire county. Okay. Maybe two McDonald's and Peebles and West Union. Just everybody knows everybody. You go to the Frisch's Big Boy, and you go to Walmart, and you go to the Adams County Dirt Circle for the fair every year. And everybody is, it's like one big happy family reunion, and you can't go anywhere without knowing somebody. And everybody always knows your business. That's the type of town that, you know, that I grew up in in Adams County, Ohio. I remember this Afroman trial starting, and then I lost some sight of it. But I remember when the police kicked down Afroman's door. I remember my mom calling me and telling me all the shit that was happening. And I'm like, why are they picking on Afroman? Like, you know, and a little bit of a rewind here. Afroman moved to Adams County apparently because he said they had the best pot in the U the US. Now, again, I lived on a very rural area. So yeah, I'm gonna go ahead and say that he's he's he moved there for that reason. So, you know, he didn't want to be bothered, but just so much has happened with this. And you know, when I was in high school, I remember like because I got high and Colt 45, they were big songs when I was in junior high in high school. I mean, they were in everybody's cars when we made those mixed CDs. You know, those two songs were always on it, always. And, you know, I go to karaoke now, people are always singing it, and I always have to say, Oh, Afro Man lives where I'm from, blah, blah, blah. So it's just a proud moment here as an Adams County. And now, if you've been following my podcast for a while, you'll know I do reside in Pennsylvania, but again, I go home all the time to Adams County, you know, a little town of Manchester I grew up in. And, you know, there's nothing better than a hot July night in Ohio with a fishing poles, some beer, a fire. And my brothers are the OGs, man. Like they keep a fire going all night long. Like they don't, they don't let that bitch burn, they or burn out. They keep it going. There's nothing beats a bonfire in Ohio. And you could see every star in the sky and hear every insect and animal in the woods, and hear the train across the river. And we had a tin roof. So when it rained, I slept like a baby. But, you know, such a small area for this to happen. And, you know, I'm glad to see Evams County actually something good's coming out of it because there's there is a lot of corrupt police out there, and they're not all like that. And I want to make that statement. I'm not anti-police. I'm not. There are really good police officers out there, but there are some dirty ones, and they abuse their power, and this is what happens. So, you know, three and a half years ago, I guess they got a bug in their ass and wanted to follow up on a tip that they had that Afro Man was trafficking drugs and kidnapping kids in a basement. Well, he didn't have a basement for one, and they broke his door down. Now, it was a lawful warrant. And when they have a lawful warrant, they are allowed to enter a premises with any means necessary. So busting down his door and rummaging through his shit. Yes, they're allowed to do that. It was a lawful warrant. They didn't have to pay for the damages of that because in the warrant it states any means necessary. But Afro Man wasn't home when this happened. Now his his wife and kids were next door, and they beat down this this side door he had and ruined his gate. Beautiful gate, by the way. A lot of people in Adams County have these nice gates. We even had one at the bottom of our driveway, and just ravaged his house. And then obviously that's where the lemon pound cake joke came in because Officer Brooms was looking at that lemon pound cake, and one of the other police then uh disconnected the wires of his camera. So if they weren't going in to do anything shady, why did they disconnect the camera to hide what they were doing? That's my stance on this. And you know, if they were going in with their lawful warrant to do what they were allowed to do, why disconnect the cameras? Why? So he comes home and he sees his entire house just messed up, demolished, damaged, and they stole$5,000 from him, and which he says was money from gigs that he had. And when he went to get his money, it was miscounted apparently,$400 was missing. And he brought the news with him because he said he said he didn't want to get Epstein's on the way there, which I get it. He didn't know what he was walking into. So it just seemed like they wanted to frame him and bring him down. But when they entered his house, they didn't find anything that could be used as evidence against him, right? So they just they just demolish Afro Man's house, they'd kick in his door, ruin his gate, eye up the lemon pound cake, disconnect his cameras, take his money, and then they got butthurt because he did a parody in satire about it. And that's where the First Amendment protects Afro Man. So I was questioning like how with all this album that he has, the lemon pound cake album that dropped. I didn't know all these songs existed, even though I'm from there. My brothers neglected to send these to me because he they know that I'd laughed my ass off. So I'm really surprised that they didn't get these to me faster. But there's a few songs in there, and there is one called Randy Walters is a son of a bitch. Now he was one of the deputies that was interviewed. You you might remember when they asked him if people thought he was actually a son of a bitch and if it was an opinion or a fact. And he's like, I don't know, she died. And he's referencing his mother. Like, you're making a joke on stand about your dead mother, for one. You're not backing up your claim of defamation and can't prove that it's real. And then he's asked if Afro Man actually slept with his wife. And he says, he says, I don't know. Like he's dumbfounded. Like he really had to sit and think about if his wife may have actually slept with Afro Man. And then he looks at them and goes, I don't know, ask him. You just ruined the case, buddy. You just lost the lawsuit. And the reason why I bring Randy Walters up is because if you're from Adams County, you know who Randy Walters is. And I have a little story for you. I got my driver's license in 2004. So do what, 22 years ago? I was in 10th grade, going into 11th grade. It had been Labor Day weekend because I remember we had a three-day weekend. And I remember I got pulled over because I went through a red light right in the strip of Manchester by the bank. He pulled me over. So I, you know, I thought I could skate through. So I see the cop lights come on and I pull over into the bank, and here comes Randy Walters, says, Do you know it's illegal to run a red light? And I looked at him and he said, Do you know it's illegal to do a U-turn in the middle of traffic and almost cause an accident? And my friend elbowed me and was like, shut your mouth. And I'm like, no, I was like, I break the law and I get punished. Why can he break the law and not get punished? Well, well, well. Here we are. It's 2026, and the Adams County Police Department has made national news and they had nothing to back up their claims. And Afro Man wins a$3.9 million case against them because he's an entertainer, because everything he sang and wrote about was parody and satire. And this is how South Park gets away with it, and Family Guy gets away with it. Because if you can't prove it's true, it's not defamation and slander. It's all subject of opinion. So an Afro Man's lawyer asks Officer Grooms if he was offended and he's like, Well, everybody calls me Officer Pound Cake now. And the lawyer says, Do you believe everything you read on the internet? No. And he says, I bet you don't re believe everything you read in the newspaper either, do you? Well, no. And then he uses his ex-wife as a witness on stand, Grooms' ex-wife as a teacher, puts her on stand and says, Your students played a song called WAP by Cardi B, correct? And she says, Yeah. And she he says, Do you think your students believe everything in that song? She's like, No, they know it's just entertainment. And she's, no, he wasn't butthurt over it. He wasn't upset over it. It didn't cause him emotional damage. She said that he he laughed about it. So she just threw her ex-husband under the bus and basically says, he's lying. He laughed at this song. My kids are smart enough to know, you know, my students are smart enough to know that songs aren't factual. Doesn't, you know, they're just songs. And then the lawyer brings up another like Lil Wayne song called Little Pussy Monster. And he says, just because it, just because he says it doesn't make it true. I never thought, I never thought in the day and age I would hear this coming in out of a courtroom of lemon pound cake, officers being, you know, parodied and being compared to Cardi B's WAP and Lil Wayne's Little Pussy Monster. This is Adams County News, people. This is what's going on. So this, you know, they they put the deputies up on the stand and just ask them all these questions. And they're basically just saying, I don't know. No. Well, would you agree that's an opinion? Well, yeah. Are you a son of a bitch? Have you ever been called one? Well, she died. I mean, has your has your wife slept with Afroman? I don't know. I'm gonna tell you this. If my dad didn't defend my mom like that in court, my mom would have gone outside and punched him right in his fucking face. Like, who does that? Even if she did, even if she slept with Afroman, he could have said no, and they may have won that lawsuit, but he just wrecked it all for everybody because he basically could not prove that anything Afro Man said in the song was was factual. It's all a matter of opinion. It's parody, it's satire, it's protected by the First Amendment. You know, Ohio does protect against defamation, slander, but there's also false light. And there was a case in Ohio, and this came about with the, I want to say it was the Welling versus Weinfield of Ohio. Um, it was the false light theory. It's the evasion of privacy that's recognized. It doesn't require specific false statements to get the situations when someone is placed before the public in a misleading way. It has to be highly offensive and people have to believe it. It has to be reasonably believable for somebody to get offended. But because Afro Man says he's an entertainer and he goes to work just like everybody else, he even said that to the cross-examination lawyer. I go to work and entertain myself. I had to pay back these damages. So, you know what? He basically said, I wrote a song about it because I had to pay for it, and this is my job. And all they had to do was apologize and pay for the damages, and this all would have gone away. So they brought it on themselves. And then he took his first amendment right, stood up for himself, and clearly showed that nothing he said in his songs could be proven as fact. You can't prove somebody's a son of a bitch. That's that's opinion. You can't actually prove someone slept with someone's wife unless both of those people come out and say yes and agree. And you can call somebody at an officer pound cake, lemon pound cake. It doesn't mean it's it's real. And he's like, Well, you know, he referenced me in that music video. And well, I'm remaining lawyer is like, you would you would agree that we're not thin guys, right? Well, I wouldn't call you fat. So you're just saying that's an opinion. Well, yeah. Like man's lawyer made them look so stupid. But you know what? No, he didn't. They made themselves look stupid because they went after a public figure for one. They thought they were gonna frame them and be the heroes of the world because you know, have the name of we got Afro Man, we got Afro Man, we're the cops that got Afro Man. And look what they did to themselves. Like they brought all of this on themselves. And again, because Afro Man says he's an entertainer and he writes parodies, the parody in satire is protected by the First Amendment because nothing can be proven as highly offensive to a reasonable person if it's an opinion. It's an opinion. And I love that. I love that he went in there and I just think it's funny. Like, and it decked out and it was red, white, and blue, you know, and sorry. It's just, you know, six out of eight claims that were against Alpha Men were dismissed. They kept the false latent defamation one, but they actually showed that it didn't really fall into that because he was protected by the First Amendment. And there's a lot of elements that one has to follow for a defamation lawsuit to go through, and they weren't able to prove all four elements, right? So this happens three and a half years ago, March 2023. The defamation lawsuit was filed in the um false light and commercial misappropriate of likeness, death threats, emotional distress, images were used and they were profited from, and there was humiliation and ridicule and loss of reputation, and multiple pound cakes were sent to one of the officers' house. Just so much, just childish shit. Like really, it's all it is. It's it's it to me, it just seems like they wanted to get famous for bringing down Afro Man because he was famous in a small town and they wanted their names to be put on the map. And to me, that's what it seemed they mission accomplished. Bravo, gentlemen. Bravo. But again, I break the law and got a ticket, and it was a holiday weekend, so it was double. And the deputy broke the law, pulled me over, and he that was fine. But here we are, 22 years later, and look what they got themselves into. So I love to say karma's a bitch, but the universe works in mysterious ways. So I'm looking through all these songs. Now, again, I didn't know half these songs existed, and my brother sent them to me. I'm laughing my ass off. I wish I would have known about them sooner, but with there was no evidence in his house that he was trafficking drugs. There was no evidence that he was kidnapping kids. He doesn't even have a basement. And because it was lawful, the warrant, they could get in by any means necessary. They don't have to pay back the damages. Now, Afroman may have to pay those attorney fees because there were um there was something filed in Ohio before the trial. Ohio enacted it and the anti-slap law in January 2025. And this is what that case is. So he he has to pay the attorney fees, or he might have to, because this law didn't go into effect until after the fact. But there is a silver lining here that the internet never forgets. Even Randy Walter said that. Things are all over the internet for people to see. Well, so are the footage. So is the footage from them busting his door down and looking at his lemon pound cake and having his cameras disconnected because why? A police officer came in on her day off and then decided to unhook the cameras. Well, if you weren't doing anything shady, why are you messing with the cameras? Go do your business, do what you're allowed to do in there, wreck the house, whatever it is. But why did you have to disconnect the cameras, right? So, you know, all of this was protected by the First Amendment. I love the First Amendment, man. Freedom of speech. Love it. And you could tell by these officers' faces that they knew they were fucked. They knew that they were dug digging themselves in a hole, and they knew when the proof met the pudding right in front of them, they could not prove that Afro Man was putting out facts because he's an entertainer, my friends. He literally says, I'm an entertainer, I go to work, I had to, I had to pay these damages that they didn't pay back. Everybody knows that listens to me knows I do parodies. So that literally saved him from winning and being able to win this. So that was like the reason why I want to do this podcast because like everybody can watch the trial. I didn't want to go through everything. You can watch all the videos, but I really wanted to know how Afroman beat the cops and how he got away with using their names, their likeness, their images. But because nothing can be proved, I can't prove somebody's the son of a bitch. I can't prove somebody slept with my wife. You know, it's that's basically what it was. It was a you're stupid, you know. And I I'm just, this is great. This fact that the song WAP and Little Monster Pussy was used in the courtroom, like I love it. Love it. You know, my family and I moved there. My my mom was born and raised in Jersey and uh moved us out there to start over. And I remember hearing her complain all the time about the cops, but like they're so fucking stupid. And she's not anti-cop either. But she's always just saying how stupid they were. Well, here's your sign. Like I said, if that was her and my dad said, I don't know if you know somebody asked if if his wife slept with somebody, she would have gone outside and punched him right in his face. There would have been a dent in his forehead because there's no way. Like he could have at least lied and said, No, she didn't sleep with him, but because he said, I don't, I don't know, it he lost the whole case. I love it. So that's that's really all I wanted to talk about. I don't I don't want to really go through the case. If you guys want to look up information, you know, look up Afro Man, you know, lemon pound cake. You're gonna find the trials, it's on YouTube. Oh, sorry, it just dropped crumbs of meat and lemon pound cake, actually. My favorite's from Starbucks, by the way, that the best with the icing on it. I uh this is just fantastic. I don't really have any much much else to say about it other than good for you, Afro Man, because this is what happens when police abuse their power. And everyone's like, oh, well, you know, they're a they're cops, they should be respected. Every person in the world as a human being should be respected. I'm not gonna respect somebody just because they wear a uniform. I get up every day and I go to work and people don't respect me just because I sell insurance or worked in radio or do a podcast. So I respect people, therefore I get respected. I am not going to let someone abuse me and not call their asses out for it. I mean, we all know I'm a whistleblower and I'm I don't give a fuck. I've been through enough where if you're shady, I'm gonna call your ass out. And if I don't like something, I'm gonna tell you about it to your face. I'm not gonna sit and gossip about it. I'm not, I'm gonna go right to the source. I don't sit well with shadiness, sketchiness, eyes, cheating, abuse. I will call your ass out so quick. Um I'm not, you know, if a cop did me wrong, I would stand up to them too. I, as a as a human being and having my first amendment, freedom of speech. Now I understand, okay, he can't do anything that they kicked his door down. Lawful warrant, get it. 100%. We all know how that works. But I love that they can't prove that Randy Walters is actually a son of a bitch, but that's all for speculation and opinion, guys. If you are from Adams County, you can form your own opinion because I'm not here to persuade you either way. I'm running a podcast for entertainment. So, with that being said, I really I hope you guys look into this because it's it's it's I just can't believe this is news. And I can't believe this is coming from the town I grew up in. Like, so where the trial was is with the town I got my driver's license in. And down the road, you know, a little pharmacy, and then you have Frisch's big boy. It's like one of the last big boys that exist. Um, I actually was out there in December and my brother and I went and had breakfast. It was actually pretty good. I haven't had it in a long time. You know, one Walmart and um a UDF with really good ice cream, actually. It's just a gas station, kind of like um just just a gas station, like sheets or something. It's called UDF United Dairy Farm. It's across from the children's home and it's over by the hospital in Walmart, and you can actually get to Peoples that way. It's by you know, by the lake, and it's just a small area. So everybody knows. Everybody knows. And I I wouldn't be surprised. I mean, I'm sure that these people are antagonizing the cops at this point because if you're from Adams County, everybody's in your business and gossiping is really bad there. But I'm sure that they can't leave their house right now because they're probably getting made fun of all the time. Um, I actually have a friend who bakes out there. She was one of my best friends in high school, and she messaged me the other day and says, Do you think I should ride the train and like sell lemon pound cake? I said, Absolutely, jump on that, make that money, girl. So I don't know if she's gonna, but this is the shit we would have died laughing at in high school. We used to get in so much trouble, like in choir. And she used to be able to do this thing with her hand, like the guy from Scary Movie, like, take my strong hand, and she'd be able to like do that with her hand. And we would get in so much trouble laughing so loud, like going to like choir competitions, or we were just acting stupid. So I think she definitely needs to do this. I'm not gonna say her name, but I'm gonna send it to her after. But she definitely should do that. I do, I love lemon pound cake though. It is, I love lemon. That's my favorite fruit besides like blueberry strawberry. I could eat lemons like apples, they are so good. So you add it with some cake. I actually had some lemon cake the other day. It's just good. Good stuff. So I guess while I'm talking about other funny shit in the news, how about that? How about the guy that was arrested for shooting a gun with no arms and legs and then pulling men out of the car and is a cornhole champion? There's so many questions about this online. I have questions. I haven't watched the video yet. I'm just bringing it up because I just remembered and thought about it. But how did he pull the trigger? Like, I have to get on here and look at this because it's like I had to read the head. Line last night three times because I was like, Am I am I really reading this? Is this is this real life? Yes. This is the world we live in. This is real life, guys. We have being called sons of bitches, being called pound cake, and we have men murdering people with with no hands. So I mean, then I see the what the fentanyl that's found inside Barbie discount stores. Like now these little kids are getting fentanyl inside their Barbies. Like, this is sad. I I just can't believe the world we're we're living in right now. Like, I I don't and the fact that somebody can murder somebody with no arms, he's an amputee, quadruple amputee, and is a professional cornhole player for one. How are you playing cornhole? I mean, I did see photos how he uses his elbows. Pretty cool, I guess. I mean, I'm not I'm not making fun of anybody here. I mean, that's pretty talented. I'm more just mouth dropping how this person has accomplished so much in his life with no hands or feet. You are a quadruple amputee professional cornhole player, and you can shoot a gun and drive a car with no legs, no hands, and drag two people out of the car. I'm just shocked. Like, if this guy can he's accomplished a lot in his life, I gotta give it to him. Like, it reminds me of that. It reminds me of that skit from my favorite comedian, Cat Williams, the uh little tink tink when he uses his legs as paperclips and he's running in a race, and they said he had a fair advantage. He has no legs, and he's running, he's running, he's running, and he sees sparks flying. And they said that he was disqualified for an unfair advantage. Cat Williams looks at the TV and is like, How is that gonna be an unfair advantage when he doesn't even have legs? Poor little tink tink. That's my like I swear to god, that's my favorite. Cat Williams line. I love him. He's my absolute favorite. And that's all I was thinking out about last night was this guy with his cornhole. I was like, does he have does he have an unfair advantage? Like, what are they gonna call him? So I just this is crazy. This all the past few days. And then my favorite, right? I'm loving this Palm Beach Pete shit. This is so funny. I I'm not big into conspiracies and I'm not usually one to like play into them. Now, I do think Michael Jackson is like the only celebrity that actually faked his death, and he's on some island somewhere with a loincloth and like with tribal members that don't know he's famous, and he's just living his best life. Like, if anybody could do it, it's him, right? So the Jim Carrey thing, I still think somebody was dressed up as him. And I think he was he was pranking us with his obsession with Andy Kaufman. Because, you know, he did play Andy Kaufman and Man on the Moon. And Andy Kaufman was known in the 70s for being a very un-traditional comedian and pulling pranks on the world all the time with like Jerry the King Lawyer. And he even said, like, one time to his friends, he was like, besides faking my own death, I don't know what else to do. And then he had cancer and he died. And he had an alter ego named Tony Clifton, and Tony Clifton would show up to sets. Like Andy Kaufman was on the show Taxi, one of the funniest shows. Tony Danzo was on it, Danny DeVito, I still watch it and laugh my ass off. But Andy Kaufman played a character called Latka, and he would sometimes show up on set as Tony Clifton, and he would stay in character, and people hated Tony Clifton. So if you see the movie Man on the Moon with Jim Carrey, now Jim Carrey shares the same birthday as Andy Kaufman. And when he was on set playing Andy Kaufman, he made people call him Andy. Even Andy Kaufman's real family was there and they couldn't tell the difference. And he wouldn't, he would not answer anybody as Jim. So anyway, I think his stunt at the uh wards in France, I think it was him accepting the speech, but I think it was somebody else in character as him outside. And he was pulling his own Andy Kaufman slash Tony Clifton event. And he's always said to us that, you know, he makes a mockery of the Illuminati in the government all the time. And he's basically showing us like this is how stupid that they think we are when we see right through the bullshit. I'm not gonna be surprised if it comes out that he he admits that he was pulling an Andy Kaufman, but that's my theory on that. Back to the Palm Beach Pete. I just think this is hilarious. I don't know why, but this is one I'm just like, I'm living for every day. Now, the guy looks like Jeffrey Epstein. I'm sorry. He does. You know, it lines up with his teeth, and anybody with a billion dollars can get a little bit of work done to make themselves not look like themselves. Think about it. Sounds like him, plays tennis, both from Palm Beach, both from New York, admits that he partied with them, and he keeps going on and on and on and on that he's not Jeffrey Epstein. Okay, dude, you said it once, let it go, go live your life. But it's almost like I think it is Jeffrey Epstein wanting us to believe so bad that this is Palm Beach Pete, it will blow over, and then he can go out and live his life. Like, I honestly believe that this is Jeffrey Epstein. I'm going to be that person and say that I believe it. But then I saw another photo of him in Israel with long hair and a beard, and he's like, that is like Jim Morrison photo going on. I don't know if that's AI or whatever, but it looks like Jeffrey Epstein. And I'm like, oh, this must just must be uh Venice Beach Victor. Like now, like all these different people who look like Jeffrey Epstein, but I guarantee you, well, I can't guarantee anything. I'm just, that's my opinion. I think Palm Beach Pete is Jeffrey Epstein. Like this is, it's just too, it's too much in our faces. And we know, we now know we can't believe everything on the internet. We can't, we don't know what's real and what's not anymore because of AI. So who's to say? Just like people don't think Britney Spears is Britney. I think it's Britney. I think she's just had a lot of trauma, a lot of drugs, and is just lost herself. I think that's actually Britney Spears. But you don't know what to believe or who to who's real anymore. We know they they say all these people have clones and, you know, surgery, and you you just don't know what to believe. So it's possible, right? It's possible. I could be wrong. I probably am wrong. I just think this one's funny. I don't know why. Um, but I also wanted to talk about the Oscars or the Academy Awards. And Conan O'Brien, you know, basically got up on stage and was like calling us out in our country and making jokes about Epstein and all that stuff. And he's like, You guys are laughing and clapping, like basically like why? And then saying that the British didn't want to be a part of it because they actually arrest their pedophiles. Like he caught it right out in a room full of celebrities. Like, and we're we've become so like on like desensitized the things that everything's just a joke and nobody takes anything seriously anymore. And I don't understand like why these Epstein things just keep coming up. Nothing's being done. Nothing. So, okay, keep putting it in our faces and not doing anything about it. That's just making people angrier, and people are eventually just making jokes at it, and nothing's gonna happen, and all these pedophiles and all these evil people in the world are gonna get away with it. Now, I have been following Joseph Scott Morgan. You guys know he's my I love Joseph Scott Morgan from body bags, and they've been finding things out at that Zora ranch that Epstein found or Epstein owned in New Mexico and probably some bodies on that. So I've been following him to keep up on that, and it's it's disgusting at this point that nothing has been done. Nothing. So it wouldn't surprise me if Tom Beach Pete actually is Jeffrey Epstein. And I think that woman that's in jail that's supposed to be Jolene, I can never say her name right. Gelaine Maxwell, I don't think that's her. I think she got out too. Like I'm going to sit there and say, look at all the corrupt shit that they've put in front of our faces. They can still do what they want. You don't think they can fake deaths with people who have billions of dollars and get them out of this country and go live the life somewhere? Yeah. That's exactly what those two are doing. I don't think either of those two are dead, but that's just me. I don't want to give, you know, I have I have no facts to give. This is all my opinion because I'm entertaining you as a podcaster, guys. So I'm using my First Amendment speech to say what I think because I have no proof to back it up. Usually I do. I usually get my facts when I when I give podcasts, when I'm serious and I'm I'm giving, you know, episodes on victims and those who died. And I do do my facts. I keep it ethical. I don't say things that I don't have proof of. Um, and over time I've learned that, you know, giving your opinion or having a conspiracy theory or not having facts straight from sources can really hurt victims, their families, and the investigation. So I don't do that. But something like the Afroman, the Palm Beach Pete, and the Cornhole Tournament guy, like I I gotta, I gotta have a little bit of fun here because this is just, this is our world. This is the United States of America, people. And every day it just gets worse and nothing is happening. Nothing. People would rather sit behind Facebook and fight with each other in arguments and waste their day and time instead of doing something productive, thinking that it's gonna change the world somehow because they're freaking keyboard heroes instead of actually going out and doing something about it. Like, what? What are you doing? What are you accomplishing bashing other people for their beliefs online? What are you doing writing in comments, just ripping people apart because they don't agree with you? And you're fighting with things that you don't even have facts over. It's speculation, it's opinion. Like, do you have anything better to do with your life? I don't even have politics show up in my news feeds anymore. I have gotten my algorithm so clean of that that I don't see political shit. And there's actually a, I don't know if you know this, there's actually a switch in your Facebook settings that you can actually say, show more or less political content. I don't know if you know that. I found it, turned it off, and I barely see anything. I was with my friend the other night watching TV and he's like, I turn on the news sometimes, you know, for current events, and like I don't. I don't, I don't want to see the shit in my face every day. But once in a while you see a headline like corn quadruple cornhole player shoots gun and you're just intrigued and you're like, I gotta, I gotta look into this. You know, where some lemon pound cake gets you watering at the mouth. Ooh, God, I love lemon pound cake. I just love lemons. But other than that, I mean, I usually, you guys know, I get my facts straight from the sources. Um, you know, God, there's just so much going on. I would be surprised though. I really am looking forward to seeing this Jim Carrey thing come to light. I know they said some that one guy, Alex, who dresses up as celebrities, used a mask. Now, that was another thing too. I know I'm going all over the place right now, but there's speculation a few days before that Jim Carrey award thing happened in France that those masked two was in production. And I wouldn't be surprised if that was a publicity stunt for the movie too. The mask, get it, you know. So just wait. I think that one's gonna come out in time and he's just gonna show everybody how stupid they think we are and we're not. We see right through the bullshit. I think he did it on purpose to make a mockery and he's just being quiet. And that's my theory on that. But he's I think he's definitely pulling in Andy Kaufman, 100%, and using his talents to deceive everybody. But I mean, he's been he's been going on about this shit for his whole career. I mean, there was a time where he was on Oprah and he said, you know, there's Jim Carrey, he's a character, and I always try to play dual characters. And that to me was like, wow, this is Jim Carrey playing another character. So, you know, he calls them right out on when he does these late night shows with like Jimmy Fallon, Coden, Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Kimmel, and he says it right on there, like right to their faces, like, you're part of it, you know. He's he really stepped back and became like this, just really separated himself from Hollywood and saw it for what it is. But, you know, and then everybody thought that that Uncle Pappy on TikTok was Robin Williams, but there was it was actually a guy in his 30s who was using a filter, and I found it without the filter, and he's a guy in his 30s. But I mean, he does sound like Robin Williams, but he rode with it and then threw a filter on it to make him look like Robin Williams more. And people believed it was him for a long time. But I did find the actual video of the guy without the filter on. So, you know, you again, that goes to show you cannot believe everything you see and hear on the internet. Just because it's on the internet does not make it real. And now this AI shit, like, I don't know what I'm looking at half the time, if it's real or fake. I really don't. And it it is getting scary. Like, I think AI could be used very well in certain situations, but it is getting out of hand. It really is. You know, celebrities are now suing because they can use their voices, and it's a mess. It really is a mess. I have to take classes all the time in my job profession of fishing, and um, they use your face, they use your voice to pretend that they're you, and it it's it's it's scary. It really is. But that's the world we live in, folks. And nobody's doing the damn thing about anything. They're just sitting behind Facebook arguing with each other all day, like it's actually changing the world and accomplishing something. So, I mean, whatever it is you want to do in your free time, but it's not accomplishing anything. Nothing. So, I don't know. I'm just gonna hop off here, but I hope you have a great night. I hope I brought you some laughs, and I hope you enjoy some lemon pound cake tonight. And just remember, this is true crime with Tiv Klein giving criminals disrespect they deserve.

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The Adams County Sheriff kicked down my door. Then I heard the glass break. They found no kidnapping victims, just some lemon pound.