What is [snorts] the relation with y'all? >> Uh, this is my son. >> Okay. >> Sitting in this interrogation room is Jimmy. He's just walked into this police station with his teenage son, 19-year-old John Morris, and is seconds away from finding out that John is a wanted murderer. >> We have a person who is deceased, and we have a burned vehicle. So, we're trying to find out exactly what all happened. >> You know, what I'm saying? I want you to tell me exactly what happened. >> Because on this day, John has killed and left a man to disappear on his own father's desolate property. As Jimmy realizes that his family business has become the scene of a brutal homicide. >> Well, was that my shop? >> Yes, I told you that. I said at the shop. >> What's your dad's motto? >> It's easier to tell the truth. It's twice as hard to lie. So, what's the point of lying? >> The 911 call came in just after 1:00 a.m. from an unlikely place, this desolate dirt road in rural Georgia. A driver explained that on their way home, the beam of their car headlights brushed across something on the edge of the road. When they looked closer, they realized it was a body. Police raced to the scene, but by the time they arrived, it was already too late. The victim, 22-year-old Dolan Blanchard, was deceased from multiple gunshot wounds. And just as police began to assess the scene, they were met with yet another call. Less than a mile down the street, a car had been parked in the lot of a construction business and set ablaze. Unsurprisingly, the car was Dolan's. Police knew they had a murder on their hands. What they weren't expecting was the culprit to come waltzing in their office just hours later, voluntarily linking himself to the crime. 19-year-old John Wornell Morris arrived with his father on the afternoon of July 17th. Initially, his dad was proud of him, believing that his son was stepping up to the plate and owning up to the fact that he had lent a gun to Dolan to go hunting. But as the interrogation goes on, you can see his own father starts to find faults in his story and begins to wonder if lending a gun is all his son did. >> What is his name? What is the relation with y'all? >> Uh this is my son. >> Okay. Okay, so um Did you speak to Investigator Coleman earlier today? >> I didn't talk to nobody. >> Okay. I think I think uh >> I picked up the phone. There was an investigator who told me he told us to come over here and talk to you. >> Okay, yeah, that was uh that was Investigator Coleman. All right. So um Are y'all familiar with what went on today? >> Um My Okay, my friend has been having problems with his brother. He said that they wanted to go hunting so they can bond. They didn't have a gun, so I loaned them my shotgun. >> By who? Who are you talking about now? >> Dolan. >> Dolan? >> Yes, sir. >> So Dolan is your friend? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So you loaned Dolan your shotgun? >> Yes, sir. >> Today or when? >> Uh last night. >> Last night? >> 1:30 this morning. >> This morning? >> Yeah. >> 1:30 this morning? >> Yes, sir. >> So 1:30 a.m. on 7/7, where did you see Dolan at? >> Um at my house. >> Which is here. >> Yes, sir. >> So he came to your house at 1:30 this morning? >> Yes, sir, to pick up a shotgun. So >> Who was with him? >> His brother. >> His brother? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Um Do you know his brother's name? >> Uh I'm trying to think. Dolan and Dolan's brother. I can't Marcus. >> Marcus? I remember somebody saying his name earlier and I couldn't remember it. Dolan and Marcus came to your house at um 1:30 this morning. >> Yes, sir. >> And you gave them a shotgun. >> Yes, sir. >> All right, so at 1:30 a.m. >> Yes, sir. >> They came to your house. How did they get in touch with you? They called you? >> Um Dolan called me and asked and asked if he can borrow a shotgun to go hunting with with his brother. >> What time did Dolan call you? >> He [snorts] called me at They showed up at my house at 1:30. 1:00 1:30. Dolan 1:15 a.m. >> Okay. He's already in town then when he called you? >> [clears throat] >> All right. So, he called with to borrow a shotgun so him and his brother could go hunt. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. And then what happened? >> Uh I get I get a text about I got a text about an hour and a half No, it hasn't been long. About 30 minutes ago, 45 minutes ago from his brother saying his brother was found dead on Mesa Trail >> [snorts] >> and his car was burned to the ground at Mill Creek Construction Road. >> Marcus called you? >> He texted me then he deleted the messages. >> But your message is still there? >> From from Dolan's conversation, yeah, but not Marcus's. >> But you did say he texted you letting you know >> He deleted the messages. >> So, was it on Facebook? >> Yes, sir. It was on Messenger. >> So >> To recap, John claims that at 1:30 a.m. on July 17th, Dolan and his brother Marcus, both of whom he was friends with because of Xbox, stopped by his house to borrow a shotgun for a hunting trip the following day. John seems to think his story is pretty cut and dry, but his dad, wanting to help the investigation and believing his son wants the same, keeps pushing for answers, which leads to some tense words that if I had exchanged with my parents, would have landed me in military school. >> He deleted the messages? >> Marcus. >> Okay. He deleted the messages between you and him? >> Yes, sir. >> Just from today or all of them? >> I looked I don't know. I looked on my phone, he looked through it. Marcus is not on my phone anymore. >> Did he talk to you via Messenger? >> Yes, sir. >> And so, he's not on your Facebook or anything? >> No, sir. >> Had he ever done that before? >> No, sir. >> How about um Xbox? Does Marcus play Xbox? >> Yes, sir. >> So, when you get home, you'll be able to look at your Xbox. >> Yes, sir. >> To see uh what might be on there. >> Yes, sir. >> If there's anything. Can Marcus do the same thing from >> Yes, sir. >> Xbox? Can he delete stuff? >> Yes, sir. He can delete it. >> Okay. Okay. Would it be hard to bring your Xbox up here? >> No, but we need a TV. >> Huh? >> No, but we need a TV and internet to do that. >> Well, I'm just asking. Marcus text you about 45 minutes ago. >> Yes, sir. And I called my dad, I was freaking out. I said, "We need to have a conversation." I told I told him what happened, and immediately came here. >> All right, you called me at 2:40. >> 2:40? What time was it? >> Yeah, I got it right here. That's what time you called me to let me know. >> Okay, well, then >> Did you just find out? >> Yeah. >> That was at 2:40. >> Okay. Um Did you have a time on there from when Marcus text you >> I can >> on the Messenger? >> I can see. I do not. I don't want to see him on my Facebook list. Y'all can look through my stuff if y'all want to, like. >> I'll [clears throat] let you >> But how can he delete the message once he sent it to you? It should still show up on your phone, right? >> Well, it's just like if you text something to me, you can go back in there and delete it. But Facebook Messenger works a little different than text messages. >> So it it erase even the person I text? >> It It could. >> Oh, I ain't rocking. >> I don't know how all that works either, but uh So Marcus text you about 45 minutes ago saying that his brother was found dead. >> Yes, sir. I was car was burned on ground in Millers Mill Creek Construction. >> So when did he When When they come to the house, Marcus was waiting? >> Yes. >> So Marcus can verify he come by there to get the shotgun. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> If he doesn't lie. >> Okay. >> Well, >> You know, he shouldn't have a reason to lie. >> You're able Just tell us some things that you know about Donald. >> I know he I know he was a fan of the guns. He loved hunting. He loved fishing. >> What would he hunt? What does he hunt? >> Uh duck, squirrel, birds mainly. >> What would they be going to hunt right now because nothing's in season? >> I have no idea. >> They didn't say. They just said they were going to go >> Yes, sir. >> hunt. >> That's what I'm trying to do to me, y'all. >> Yeah, I should have thought about it, but I was trying to be responsible. >> If you're from the boonies, you probably already caught that. In most of the US, hunting of any kind is not allowed in July in order to protect populations during the months when they rear their young. John's cover story that he loaned them the gun to hunt doesn't hold up at all. And as an avid hunter and gun nut himself, he definitely should have known that. And if you enjoy killers like this realize they're not winning an Oscar, subscribe and check out our Spotify where we upload podcasts every week. >> So uh Marcus said his brother was found dead and the car was burned to the ground at Mill Creek Construction. >> Yes, sir. >> No, no, no. >> Um the body was found near Sorrell today. >> But where did he tell you the car was burned? >> At Mill Creek Construction. >> Okay. Oh, was it my own shop? Yes, I told you that. I said at the shop. Oh, I thought you were talking about your shop. No, where y'all worked at. Oh, [ __ ] So, has Dolan and Marcus been over to Mill Creek Construction before? No, sir. That's what confused me. Uh-huh. That's what confused me. They don't know Do they know Do they know you, Mr. Jones? I only met Dolan once when he came by to Uh so, when you went to spend the night with him, wasn't it? Yeah. That's the only time I ever seen I wouldn't even recognize him. Well, does Dolan know where Mill Creek Construction is? No, sir. I never took him over there. I've never told him anything about that place. That's That's why it confused me. Like, I'm still confused about the whole thing. Who told you the vehicle was burned at Mill Creek? Um Marcus. >> Marcus. >> Yes, sir. >> The car was found less than a mile from Dolan's body at Mill Creek Construction, John's father's business. That realization seems to really sink in for John's dad now, who knows there are plenty of other empty dead end roads where the car could have been dumped. They would have made much more sense for a criminal. Instead, the killer chose to abandon it at a place where there could be cameras or people. Yet, the killer didn't do that because John knew no cameras would catch him there. >> So, I I can't answer a lot of questions because naturally this is >> You know, ongoing. >> fresh and ongoing and what we call a a fluid case. Um but I will tell you that um um Dolan was did sustain a gunshot wound. Um and of course we'll we we have to send him to the crime lab for an autopsy. >> Yes. >> To make a determination and you know, whatever else they might can find. Um and we'll we'll have to go from there. We did tow the vehicle to a location so we can search it and go through it the best we can cuz it was burned. And we'll see. >> The son and father are sent away while they wait to speak to the head investigator. But walking out, it's clear that John's father has his reservations about the story his son is weaving. At the same time, it's a hard thing to accept. As John is brought in for a solo interrogation, he touches on just how worried his father is about his safety and potential involvement in the crime. >> My dad told me that always have an iPhone in always have somebody next to you just in case something happens. My dad wants me to stay with somebody. I stay close to people just in case if something does happen to me. >> Okay. Can you explain that to me because I mean >> My dad's ex-military. >> Right. >> And he's worried about me getting killed. He's worried about me getting shot. So he wants me to stay next to people. >> So they don't want you to get shot? >> Yes, sir. >> He's worried about you getting shot? Because you and your dad were friends, is that >> Yeah. And it happened [clears throat] it happened at my dad's shop. That's what confused me and my dad. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Because >> [snorts] >> I was told that it happened right at the hill where the red truck is. >> Mhm. >> And that's right in the open. That is right in the open. >> You were told that's where the car was parked? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah, I think you said Marcus told you the car was burned. >> Yeah, the car was burned but he didn't say where. He said it was at my dad's shop. >> John touches on the fact that many friends from Xbox have begun to separate from him believing that he has something to do with the murder. >> They've been telling me where was I at why was I walking why were you walking why you acting suspicious this that and the other. >> And that's how they look >> they know you was walking? >> Cuz I told them I was walking. >> How did they know you acting suspicious? They didn't even hear to see you. >> Um through the headset. >> Oh, yes. >> Yeah, to the conversation. >> Yeah, my voice was Yeah. I'm I'm been shook up the past couple of days. I've been kind of sketched out. >> So, you're saying they could detect some Yes. then in your voice. >> That's right. >> And why did they accuse you >> of >> human >> I don't know. I think it's cuz I gave them the gave them the shotgun. That's my only thing. He told me that my shotgun was found in the back of the car. And he told me right where the car was burned at. That confused me. >> You know, who he was talking to. Does he know anything? >> Yeah, he got He told me my He told me my gun was found in the back seat of a car. >> Mhm. >> And where exactly where the car was burned at. >> And did you say >> I didn't say anything. >> Why are you saying Why would he be telling you that? >> I don't know. >> How did he even know that that >> I'll be honest, I don't know. >> I was just wondering how he would even put you involved by that loaning your gun to somebody. How would he even say that? >> I'll be honest, I don't know. >> Okay. >> It confused me. I didn't question it cuz y'all told me to play it down. >> Yeah, that's my bad. Yeah. Well, again, we appreciate you coming in cuz you know, we we trying to make contact with some people who have some social information. >> Yes, sir. >> Uh and sometimes, you know, things come up that we haven't thought about when we talked to Sonny. Cuz that's why it was [snorts] important to to ask you to come back by. That's all. >> I want to this much as I can cuz he was my friend. And I don't know why I don't like I do miss him. I miss playing Xbox with him. >> John may be completely BSing here, but one thing is for certain, he's going to miss playing Xbox in general because not long after his second interrogation, he's brought in for more questioning. >> So, John >> Yes, sir. >> Is it okay to call you John like I asked you the first time we talked? >> Yes, sir. >> Um I want you to do me a favor. >> Okay. >> I think you made a statement the other day and and your father concurred. Um Tell me what he said about telling the truth. >> About what? >> About telling the truth. >> Remember? >> What's your dad's motto? >> Okay. It's easier to tell the truth. It's twice as hard to lie. So, what's the point in lying? >> There you go. >> Yes, sir. >> Twice as hard to lie. >> Yes, sir. >> It's real easy to tell the truth. When you tell the truth >> You don't have to remember anything. >> You don't have to remember anything that you said because it's the truth and the truth and the truth. >> Yes, sir. >> Right? So, I want you to do me a favor. >> Okay. >> And let's let's go ahead and get everything out on the table. I'll tell you what. Let's just Put it Put it this way. >> [clears throat] >> So So we don't have this tape on the tools. Because what I like is for for you and I to sit right here. >> Yes, sir. >> And [clears throat] I want you to tell me exactly what happened the morning of July the 7th. I want you to tell me exactly what happened. >> Okay. So, I woke up and texted him and saying, "Hey, you want to play with me sometime today?" He said, "Yeah, sure." He sent me a party invite. >> Okay. >> We started playing the same game that he was on his cuz we both got bored. He got on Rainbow Six Siege. I got on I remember my game I was on. But anyway, he was playing Rainbow Six. And we just started playing. A couple of hours later, he asked me if he can go hunting with his brother with my shotgun. I said, "Yes, sir, you can." He came up here. As soon as he left his house, he called me. We had a conversation about his AK and how much he liked it. We started talking mostly about and the map browsers, what guns we wanted. He comes to the house. I gave him the shotgun with a case full of shells in it. I He shook my hand and said, "Thank you." Then him and him and Marcus left. >> So, we started this interview, I think, at 12:47. And it's 1:00. Yes, okay. So, we're looking at 14 minutes. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you feel better? >> Yeah. I still messed up. I'll be honest, that's that's been weighing on me. Weighing on me. >> You You know what's going to make you feel better, John? >> Mhm. >> Just tell me the truth. >> I am telling you the truth, sir. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> You just spent 14 minutes telling me what you want me to hear. Now, I need you to spend 15 minutes, 30 minutes, however long it takes you to get this off your chest and tell me what happened. John, look at me. Okay? >> Okay. >> I'm okay. >> Me and you get on and been on a pretty good step together. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I've talked to a lot of people that have made poor decisions. And And And we can get through poor decision making. But, to continue telling me this story that you're trying to convince yourself of it is not going to help you. It's going to eat you alive. So, get you a swallow of drink. Take a deep breath. And let's talk. Okay? We can get you another We can get you a water. We can get you another cup of drink. I want you to tell me the truth. Okay? So, it is >> [clears throat] >> 1:03. Okay? So, talk to me. >> You know what I'm saying? >> I didn't I don't I want you to tell me exactly what happened. >> It is I am the one who did it. Yes, sir. >> And and tell me about that cuz something must have really went awry. He must have really been pissed off. >> Me and my girl Brianna >> Come again? >> Me and my girl Brianna >> Yeah. >> We were together. >> Okay. >> Yeah. That That kind of pissed me off. >> Cuz you and Brianna are like family. >> Yeah. She blocked me. >> But, weren't y'all on the the clan group and together? So, from what I understand from what you told me, y'all were all family. >> Yes, sir. >> So, tell me what >> Me and her used to be a thing. A long time ago. >> Okay. So, you and Brianna were together. Together. >> Yes, sir. >> So, tell me what happened. Where did Where Where did Dolan do this? >> Sir? >> Where did Dolan uh assault Brianna? >> Florida. She called me immediately when it happened. Brianna was screaming, and he didn't stop. I knew he was coming over here a couple of days later, so I figured, you know, that'd be a good time to make a plan. >> It's important to note that there has been no publicly released evidence to prove John's claims regarding Dolan and his alleged reason for killing him. >> Tell me about the plan. Tell me what happened. Tell me how you formulated it. >> Well, >> [sighs] >> a lot of overthinking is the best solution. >> Yes, I found that out the hard way. >> It does. >> Yes, sir. And um he wanted to hang out. A week later I said, "Okay, you want to hang out? Let me hang out." So, I said, "You want to go out and shoot some signs?" He said, "Okay." We went to my house. We went to Old Hickory Road and I shot the sign three times. I shot him twice. I backed up. I hit it again, but he was still breathing. And then it got went click. I racked it. I had a stock ass and holes on it. I grabbed another round and put it in there right in and shot him again. >> So, what road was that on? >> Uh it's right in front of It's right in front of the shop. I can't remember what dirt road it was, but I was there earlier. >> So, you you told Dolan to come over here and go shoot some signs. >> Yes, sir. >> And so y'all went to this dirt road. And y'all got out and shot some signs. Or did you shoot you shoot a sign? >> I shot a sign and then I turned around and shot him. >> So, was y'all outside the car? >> Yes, sir. >> On the dirt road? >> Yes, sir. >> And were y'all talking? >> Um yeah, we talked about a lot We talked about like Briana. We were talking about guns. We were talking about a lot of other things. >> Did you tell him you knew that he raped Briana? >> No, sir. >> [clears throat] >> He didn't know that that you knew that? >> No, he didn't know any of that. >> Did that really piss you off? >> Yes, sir. Cuz I'm still in love with her and I kind of I was raised around a river girl. You are a coward. >> Mhm. >> And that's how my mindset is. I don't >> When did you formulate this plan to kill Dolan? >> Every day since he died, to be honest. >> You were just trying to figure out a way to hurt him. >> Yes, sir. >> John lured his friend into the night with the promise of some good old country boy fun, shooting at stop signs. Instead, [music] he stopped in the center of the road and took Dolan's life. And now he finally has to answer for his actions. Though sadly, he's not the only one who has to reckon with them. Because back home, his mom and dad, who are honest, hard-working people, are about to have their lives forever shattered. Meanwhile, miles away, Dolan's own parents are deep in grief. In this case, there are no winners. >> So, what would you like for me to tell your dad? >> Tell him I love him. The truth. I don't think they'll ever be able to handle it more than time will tell, I'll be honest. >> Is your dad in Augusta now, or where? >> Where would he be around now? What time is it? >> [clears throat] >> It's going to be 1:20. >> [snorts] >> He's probably just past Milan. >> Coming home? >> No, going back to work. >> What time? >> Yes, sir. >> And he's through with Augusta for the day. What time does he normally finish his travels during the day? >> 6:00, 6:30, 7:00. >> Oh, so he works all the way up to 6:00. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> And your momma doesn't work right now. >> Yes, sir. >> Is there anything that you would like for us to tell his family? >> [clears throat] >> I don't know how to respond to that at the moment. >> Okay. >> I'll let uh tell them I said I'm sorry for their loss. And that's that's that's all I'm going to say. >> Okay. Cuz I know you feel bad. >> Yeah. >> You feel bad. >> It's kind of getting me up here right right here. Yeah. >> How do you feel like right now? I mean physically how do you feel right now? Just crap. >> It's crappy. >> Is it Is it what you thought it would be? >> What? >> And I asked I asked that because I I've played Call of Duty a million times. Did you play it? >> Whenever I did it, I felt normal when I did it. That's what I was like, "Oh [ __ ] something's not right. Why do Why do I not feel anything yet?" >> Right. >> Couple days later I started feeling it. >> Yeah. >> I started getting paranoid like, you know, >> Right. >> watching over my back. I started getting skittish and looking over everybody. It was just >> Yeah. >> What did you think What did you think when we came over to the warehouse? >> Long time. Cuz I already knew y'all wanted to done that unless y'all had something on me. I already knew I was wrong. I already knew. >> Today or what? >> Today. >> What about when you came up here the other day when we called you and your dad? >> Man, well that paper kind of sold y'all out about our rights. >> But that's today. >> Yes. >> I'm talking about the other day. >> Yeah. Man, >> Last Thursday. >> I felt normal, to be honest. >> Do you have any questions for me? >> Um I was just All I can ask is where I'm going and how many years I'm looking at. >> Well, what we're going to do uh is we're going to we're going to have to take you across the street over here to the jail. >> Yes, sir. >> And uh we're going to get you booked in on on some charges. >> Yes, sir. >> Naturally, you'll be charged with murder. >> Yes, sir. >> Um arson for burning the car up, a couple lot of Um But I can't tell you how many years you'll do because unless the judges end up right, that'll be up to them. That'd be up to the judge. Um >> Yes, sir. >> And and it'll be up to you at whatever point in time when you go in front of the the judge to explain to the judge or tell the judge whatever you may want to tell. Um And and what they'll do is they'll have to look at the whole big picture. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And then and then they'll make a decision. >> Um What kind of time you might get? >> After getting a confession and something that doesn't really pass for an apology, police allow John to call his parents and speak with them off camera. The detective has already given them the news, but now they get to speak to their son for the first time and their heartbreak is palpable. >> Hey Mr. Jimmy, this is Tom up here at the Sheriff's Office. >> Hey Tom. >> I'm sitting here um over here in the you know, in the interview room with John and I got John on speakerphone. I'm going to let you talk to him in a few minutes, okay? >> All right, I appreciate it. >> All right, he's right here. Y'all go ahead and chat. >> Hey Dad. >> Hey honey, how are you? >> Uh man, not too good, but I'll be all right. >> All right. One thing you always told me, no matter what, you always have a plan. >> I got a plan. >> You do? Yeah, I'm sure you do. >> Yes, sir, you do. >> How are you doing today? >> Nah, yeah, I'm I'm okay. >> All right, here comes Mama here. >> Okay. >> Hey there. >> Hey Mama. How are you? >> I'm good. I want you to know that we love you. >> I love y'all, too. >> Okay. $80 on your books and Jeremy for next week to put on there. then put the money on your books and you make sure you get a bowl. >> I will. >> And stuff like that. Do you understand? >> I will. >> Do you understand? >> Yes, ma'am. >> And we love you and everything's going to be all right. >> I know. I love you, too. >> Here's your brother. >> Hey, brother. >> Hey, [clears throat] man. All right, man. Yeah, I'm good. >> She bringing up your stuff right now. We starting to get established on my account. >> Okay, what else is up? >> She wants to change my stuff to watch. >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right, you just keep her happy and everything will be all right. >> I will. >> I love you, baby. >> Love you, too, Mom. >> I'm very proud of you, son. >> Well, I did what I did and I figured I'd go ahead and turn myself in cuz >> I appreciate you doing that because it takes a real man to do that, son. >> Well, >> I love you, I'll see you. >> You got me on the way? >> You got me on the way, okay? >> Okay. >> All right, man. >> All right. >> Is there anything I can do for you? >> Um No. Honestly, I'm I'm going to be in here for a little bit. >> [snorts] >> Yeah, I know, you also. I hope to see you soon. >> I hope to see you soon, too. >> We love you so much, baby. >> Love you, too, Mom. >> All right, tell Officer Golden that we appreciate it. >> I know they're here in the room with us. >> I'm right here, Mr. Jimmy. You're welcome. I told you I'd try to get a get a call for you, and so came up here and got you that phone call. >> We appreciate it so much. >> You're welcome, ma'am. All right, well, y'all say your goodbyes and he'll be able to talk to you again probably first of the week. >> What we said, "Bye, honey. I love you." >> I love you, too. Love y'all. Bye. >> John's parents are forced to reconcile with the fact that they will never be home with their son again and that nothing can change that. Meanwhile, John gets his last taste of freedom. Wanting evidence for the prosecutor, detectives ask John to show them exactly what happened that fateful night and he obliges, joining them on a ride to the dirt road where two families' lives changed forever. >> So, about right somewhere right around here you stopped? >> Yes. >> Is this where y'all got out? >> Yes. >> All right. So, let's get out. >> I just want >> Yeah, just a minute right there. >> Hold on. >> Hold on. >> I'm going to hold it for you. >> [snorts] >> Thanks, sir. >> Mhm. Shut the door. >> I'll get it. >> Walk around that way and >> I got it. Can I get you anything before we go? >> No, it's all right. >> Yeah, it's no big deal. >> Yes, sir. >> Ain't never been this much traffic on this road. >> I'm doing it today. >> That's Yeah, that's kind of why we came out here. >> Yeah, on a Sunday. >> We don't want to have to deal with a lot of it. >> Yeah, traffic. >> Yes, sir. >> [clears throat] >> All right. So, y'all drove up this way to make sure there wasn't nobody on the dirt road. >> Yes. >> So, >> on top of this hill that's where we turned around. All right. You show me show me where you turned around, where you think you turned around, and I'll turn around the same place. Okay. Oh, okay. I'm not building a house, am I? Right here, in this driveway? Yeah, we cut in like this. 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