After the beep, please say United States. United States. Thank you. This call is not private. It will be recorded and may be monitored. If you believe this should be a private call, please hang up and follow facility instructions to register this number as a private number. You may hear silence during the acceptance of your call. Please continue to hold. Hello, this is a prepaid collect call from Shannon Ryan. block your number from receiving calls from miss. Thank you for using securus. You may start a conversation now. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. I can't hear you. Yeah, I can hear you. Yeah, I can hear you. Okay. How you doing? Huh? How you doing? I'm good. How about you, mama? Why you ain't calling me? God, mama. I thought you had no money. I called you. You didn't answer the phone. Okay, maybe this one the month, too. When you call me? I called you I don't know probably about uh two weeks after we had last. I didn't see that call. Yeah, I called you. You know I'm at least try you. Thought something happened. What you thought happened? I'm all right, Mom. You know, you know I can fight. No, I'm good. Yeah. Yeah. Everybody all right? Yeah, it was all right. You sure? Yeah. We a had no death in the family, have I come? I see. I knew you was going to tell me that. You weren't going to tell me. Uhuh. Why you do that? Oh, when I had a funeral. Uh, two weeks ago, week ago. Week ago. Yeah, I knew you about the time. You told me he was uh having poop come out of his mouth. We here out. Yeah, I guess usually right around that time. We Everybody all right? Yeah, everybody fine. What about you? I'm good, mama. What's going on? Nothing. What happened? Why you ain't? They ain't brought out yet. Huh? But they ain't brought her out yet. Oh, I don't know, mama. I don't know what going on. I'm going to talk to my lawyer. Said they was looking. Said she had some information. And you know they had sent the uh Hello. Come on. Yeah. Had sent the private detective. They said they knew where she went or who took her or was it something along that line since she she sent the uh private detective. Okay. Yeah. So I just been waiting to hear back from I'mma call her this month. You? Yeah. I didn't go to court last month. I know. I know. I made them dealing with private det. Right. Right. And then they got to spend money. So you know how that is, right? They don't really take their time. That's why I tried to keep the lawyer I had with the feds, right? Yeah. That was a good lawyer though. Have a divette. How about that? What's her name? Divonette. Uh divinetti. No, I don't have her no more. Well, she still hold my case, but she a my lawyer no more. I got a I got a Lef. Okay. Okay. But yeah, I've been doing all right. Yeah. Huh? I talk so much [ __ ] on that on that one. They post they took down. They still going, mama. Well, you just don't know. Yeah. Then then I made a fourth page. Now they got um they had six GoFundMe accounts. The family. Yeah. What they g me account for? What they doing? For the lawyer and stuff. What lawyer? Mama. I don't know. Don't even stretch. I don't know. I don't know what they need another little con artist. I told you. Yes. And folks don't figure that out too. And they've been going ham on on the air. Yeah, they they real con artist. Oh, they real artist now. Even the brother had a GoFundMe account. Huh? Even the youngest brother had a GoFundMe account. Yeah, that sound about right. Probably ain't no lawyer, mama. Uhuh. Most likely it ain't no lawyer because what do they need a lawyer for? Exactly. That's what everybody want to know. Yeah. been loyal to them pro bono. I don't think they hurt from them no more. Yeah, I had called you mama because uh you know I usually going to call you to the fourth but you can't send out the money tomorrow. You got to send it off today. Okay. You got to do day cuz they fa uh they f to change their system. So after the day their Western Union I think you'll still be able to use Western Union but you won't be able to use it for a week after the day. It has to go in today. Supposed to yesterday. Okay. I make sure I get in there today. I'm g to get up and go to the bank. Yeah. Yeah. Get in early as you can cuz you know when I come back out I'm try to go and get it out the way. You don't ever know what he's for. What time you come back out? Uh I come back out at 2:00 your time. 2:30 your time. Okay. Okay. I haven't been there before then. Yeah. Yeah. You been doing all right? Yeah. Huh? I see you've been doing all right. Yeah. Uh, still going to see the doctors. They say I'm anemic. Yeah. So, she been giving me iron and stuff, but uh I don't know. I think I just bled a lot from the hemorrhoid cuz they did the uh the a stool test and they ain't no I'm not bleeding internally or in my stomach or anything. So, Okay. It got it got to be coming from my my hemorrhoid. You got internal hemorrhage, huh? You got internal hemorrhage. No, I mean it comes out, but it goes back in. It comes out, but it like it don't come out of light. Just comes out like right there at the end. Yeah. It It goes back in, too. So, it don't just hang out. That's a good It always mine don't come out. Yeah. Does it bleed a lot? Uhuh. See, mine bleeds a lot. Okay. Yeah. like like like it'll get irritated like I I caught like I caught diarrhea the other day and once I Oh man once I poop two three times in a day if it it starts bleeding right right [ __ ] your medicine for it him cream that [ __ ] don't do nothing got some salt up there huh no got some salt hell no I would have a tub to sit in no way All right. Right. I forgot. Yeah. They ain't got them little tucks pads. Huh? They ain't got them little tuck pad. I don't think so. The preparation they show. Yeah. But they didn't give me the H boy cream. Sometime I use A&D, but it it it only acts up if I had to poop too many times in the day. I don't know how long it's going to bleed. Okay. Okay. I guess I eventually lost too much love, but they they uh they got me on the road cream. I got a lock down, mama. Yeah, cuz they uh the posting came with the people that catching snow this week and they locked it down for like 15 minutes before they pass out the store to people. But um I'mma call you I'mma call you back later on the week. If I call you back today, I'm just reminding you put the money on there. So don't answer. But call you back later on in the week. We'll talk. All right. Okay. you. Okay, I will. Bye. Bye. Bye. The caller has hung up. After the beep, please say your first and last name. Janet Brian. After the beep, please say your first and last name. Shannon Bryan. Thank you. This call is not private. It will be recorded and may be monitored. If you believe this should be a private call, please hang up and follow facility instructions to register this number as a private number. You may hear silence during the acceptance of your call. Please continue to hold. [Music] Brandy deform office arrest number 502 100 824. Okay. What is your name? Shannon Ryan. Next score date I'm showing is set for March 8th, uh, 2024 at 9:30 a.m. calendar call. Okay. March 8th. Yes. Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. All right. After the beep, please say your first and last name. Shannon Brian. Thank you. This call is not private. It will be recorded and may be monitored. If you believe this should be a private call, please hang up and follow facility instructions to register this number as a private number. You may hear silence during the acceptance of your call. Please continue to hold. Hello, this is a prepaid collect call from Shannon Bryan, an incarcerated individual at Broward County Main Jail. This call is not private. It will be recorded and may be monitored. If you believe this should be a private call, please hang up and follow facility instructions to register this number as a private number. To accept charges and consent to this recorded call, press one to refuse charge. Thank you for using curus. You may start the conversation now. Hey. Hey, mama. They cut us off last time. Yeah. You didn't hear what they said? Yeah, but when nobody third party on my phone. Yeah. Like when nobody making no 38 call. I don't know why they did that. Yeah, that was strange. Yes, it was. Maybe somebody was listening in. That's what I thought. I like three-way call. Who trying to make a three-way call? Exactly. I think they just did it just for me. Yeah. How you doing, though? Doing all right. Doing all right. Yeah. How everybody doing? Everybody good? Everybody good? Yeah. You talk to your lawyer? No. Waiting on I'm waiting on her. Waiting on her. I feel good right now, mama. I'm waiting on her though. Okay. Yeah. They so slow. Yeah. Waiting. Waiting to see what she what she going to say. When she going to die. Right. Right. Got you got to sit back and watch them sometimes. See what lie they going to say to you. Right. Right. I've been working so hard on K. Yeah. What you done? Send me some of one lawyer tell me she been doing deposition. Ask for a transcript. I ain't seen no transcripts yet. Right. Right. Let me see what you were talking about. I ain't seen them yet. What's been going on though? What's the news? I know nothing. You ain't gave me the news yet. What's going on? Uh, what? No news. Uh-uh. Nope. You still ain't been to public yet? No. Told you. Mama go try that. That's in Tuscaloosa. You go Tuscaloosa every week. No, we don't. We used to. Oh, okay. Yeah. Hold on a sec. Okay, Mom. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Which you just been going to Selma? Yeah, we just been going to Selma. Uh-oh. Yeah. They ain't got no uh not Whole Food. They don't have no uh natural groceries in Tuscaloosa. Uh-uh. I don't Not that either. They trying to poison us with all this [ __ ] Huh? They trying to poison us with everything. What? Natural grocerers is a is a one of the good grocery store. Yeah. I don't think so, though. Yeah. That and Whole Food. Well, you should you should Google it though, mama. You want to put you want I mean it's all that non GMO food, right? That's why they got kind of But um in natural grocery they have a section over there. I had thought about they got a section over there where they sell a whole bunch of different roots and herbs and stuff. That's why I was getting that licorice root from. If you can find natural grocerers, it's a good place to go though just for that cuz all the rest of that [ __ ] going to be high as they up. Right. Right. Yeah. But uh they that that's where I had bought that licorice fruit from. I couldn't remember the name of the grocery, but it's natural grocery. I know they got one in Huntsville, but I'm pretty sure they got one in um Tuscaloosa or Birmingham. Tuscaloosa. Birmingham, right? Groceries at least one cuz this chain is growing. I think they got something like that in Tuscaloosa. They might have a whole I know they might got a Whole Food, but I had none GMO food. If you find a natural grocery, they going to have that herb herbs in there. What else? You remember you you remember that tea that uh Tiffany sent me in the mail with the fruit stuff? Yeah, that that's from Natural Gross. Okay. Okay. Yeah, that's something else. Oh, yeah. They have uh I used to go in there and buy You ever You ever ate a yam, mama? The black one? Yeah. A real yam. Cuz we we I always thought that when we were calling them sweet potato yams, that was what yams was. Yams are those those white things. They they're they taste like potatoes, but they're not potatoes. They're they're roots. They're roots from a tree. Yeah, I know what you're talking about. Uhuh. I haven't tried none. The yuka plant. Huh? Yuka. Uh-uh. Uhuh. Not the yuka. Yam. I don't know what plant it come from, but they call yams though. They sell them. I don't know if Walmart sell them. I ain't never pay attention. Uh, I know Whole Food and Natural Groceries, they got them cuz I had went I had seen this restaurant. I mean, I had seen this recipe online for uh for a a stew. It was a uh uh uh a sweet potato stew. That's what it was. So, I seen the recipe for the sweet potato stew. I was going to make the vegan version of it instead of real sach and use uh vegan sach. So, I had we had went to natural grocery and I was looking for sweet potatoes and I seen some Japanese yams and I'm so I'm thinking I'm seeing I'm thinking yams. I'm thinking sweet potatoes. But no, they were they was real yams. They was purple on the outside and white on the inside. They just taste like potatoes, but they were so good. Japanese. It was so good. I think I know what you're talking about. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But they taste like potatoes, but they a little bit better than potatoes though, right? Cubans use them a lot. Yam. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. You were thinking it's a potato, but but it it's it's a root. It's a root from a tree. I think I know what you're talking about. I've seen, you know, one on them food channels. Yeah. Yeah. You should try though. And in a recipe, they call potatoes. Use some yams. Sometime you like, okay. Yeah. You know, natural stuff. Mhm. That's what the natural grocerers and the the whole food chain supposed to be. You know, it be all they food non GMO. Everything they sell in the non GMO and they fruits be and then fruits and vegetables be real. You can find watermelon with seeds in it. You feel me? Right. Right. I don't know where they get this experimental fruit from. They growing it fing. Yeah. I just seen apples that don't that's not apples. They look like a nectarines and peaches and [ __ ] Al something. Uhhuh. Yeah. They coming out with a lot of fake stuff. Like those cuties. I don't think those cuties are real, mama. I think those are fake oranges. I think those cuties [ __ ] Look where they come from. Right. Yeah. Exactly. Right. Right. You know that growing up. They they um generating a lot of stuff around here now. Making it in layout layout grown and then make it hard for you to grow [ __ ] yourself. Right. Right. That's actually what they doing. Make it so hard. It's the same way. It's the same way here in Florida. You ride around, you see all these palm trees and ain't no fruit on them. Coconut and bananas and [ __ ] grow on palm trees. And now some of the co when you be on the beach, you see the fries coconuts on them, but they don't never develop, right? So you know they spraying some. Yeah, they are. Yeah. So people So people won't get them. Mhm. Ain't that stupid? Free food. People food basically. Yeah. But it's free in Texas when we was in Texas. Yeah. It's free. It's free. It grows. Anybody can pick it. Yeah. Yeah. Supposed to be though, right? They want to spray some chemical [ __ ] and just kill everything. They doing that in them. That's what they do down here in Florida with the orange trees. You can't even grow orange trees unless you license to grow them. Are you serious? Yeah, I'm serious, mama. You cannot grow orange tree because they say they spread some kind of can cancer or canker or something. So, they don't allow people to grow orange trees unless you license to grow. Oh, you can't even have an orange tree in your yard. Really? Would be free food. Yeah, that's crazy. Yep. Yes, it is. That's real crazy. Government want to control everything. Yeah, they control their tooth in my mouth. Something had a bad toothache. Oh, you did? Mhm. But you had to get your tooth full. No, I've been on antibiotics. I think I have to call and get some more. Yeah. I felt like I was having a stroke in my lip that went numb. The pain was so bad. Real bad. Yeah. Mhm. I ain't never noticed how bad I had that um what's that stuff called that be building up on your teeth? Black. Yeah. But when it turns hard, it starts something else. uh calcium basically. But yeah, yeah, but but it it it's not plaque. It it turns hard on my teeth. Damn, what's the word for whatever it is? Um yeah, I got that [ __ ] bad. Like but I I mean I noticed it throughout my life, but I always thought because I was um going so long without getting my teeth cleaned that that's what it was. Cuz when I was at um well I think it was the first time I was in prison when I was in relief. Mhm. You know, I had uh dental insurance out there on the job. So, I had went and got my teeth cleaned and the woman was cleaning my teeth. You know, that white [ __ ] was just that hard white [ __ ] was just flying everywhere. Right. Right. Build up hard on my teeth. And she told me then she's like, "You got good teeth. You just got to you got to keep getting uh a cleaning to keep it off." But anyway, when I had uh got locked up here, it was built up on my teeth. And I look in the mirror and they like, "Damn, that [ __ ] built up on my teeth bad." So they cleaned my teeth and I brush it every day because the woman said it again. She said, "You got real good teeth for your age. Uh you going to have to uh keep your teeth brushing and keep that stuff building up on your teeth." So I brush my teeth two or three times a day. And then I It wasn't six, seven months later, I went and seen the dentist and built back up. It It built back up, but it wasn't bad. But she cleaned my teeth again. She cleaned my teeth again. And I looked in the middle the other day. That [ __ ] right back. And I'm trying hard to brush my [ __ ] two or three times a day. And I cannot get that [ __ ] from getting hard on starting at the gum line, right? [ __ ] off my teeth. You got to um rinse first. No. Yeah. And then floss. Brush. I ain't got that. We ain't got floss. You got And I need a hard toothbrush. These soft head toothbrushes they got me using. Right. And I need uh plaque control toothpaste, too. This cavity control [ __ ] ain't doing that. I need plaque control. Rock side and baking soda. Yeah, that too. Mhm. Yeah, cuz that [ __ ] just keep building up and I'm brushing my teeth and it's still building up, right? Remember that tooth kit I had gave you? Yeah, I remember that with the little pick and [ __ ] in there. Yeah, you need one of those. Mhm. After you get through brushing and stuff. Yeah. You go along your gum line. Yep. Bad mama. Cuz that [ __ ] I'm talking about basically covered the back of my teeth. That covered it bad that first time they had to clean it. Mhm. And I And the mirrors ain't here good. So I really didn't know it was that bad cuz I had white [ __ ] all over me when she was cleaning my teeth. Mhm. Like damn. Mine got like that too one time and I thought it was my teeth rotten when the dentist was cleaning it. But no, that was that built up plaque. Hard plaque. Yep. Hard play. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. Mhm. Yeah. I'm trying to take advantage of, you know, seeing the dentist when getting to clean when I can. I think I got a cavity, but it just ain't bad. They they just don't send that cuz they don't want to have to deal with it. Cavity somewhere in there. Talking about or it's just sensitive teeth one. Yeah, boy. I can't wait to get this one out my mouth though. My whole side like I was having a stroke. You already scheduled an appointment with the dentist? Uhuh. No, not yet. I got to get me another thing of antibiotics and and go do further. Oh. Oh, he Oh, so you ain't even seen him yet? Yeah, I did see him. Oh, he told me first. Yeah. And they couldn't give me no pain medicine but some Tylenol. Why they couldn't give you no pain medicine? cous other medicine that I'm on. What is it? A run tooth. Uhhuh. I was eating some skins one day and cracked it half. The hard skin crack. Yeah. Yo. Uhhuh. I Every time I look at them skin, I cuss them out. You weren't supposed to be eating that [ __ ] No way. Exactly. The same thing I said too. That's what I get. Exactly. What you supposed to eat? Exactly. That pork. We ain't cut that pork out yet. A lot of it. Yeah. Been frying stuff. Frying stuff. We don't fry stuff no more. Got to bake it. You know, get you one of those air fryers. I got a big one. You got one of the big oven like ones. Mhm. Yeah. Those things are so good. Yeah. They really are. Just started using them. Yeah, they real good. You know, keep you really keep you from using a lot of grease. Then you learn how much grease already be in food. Right. Right. I ain't bought no grease in 3 months. Oh, you don't even buy it now? Uh-uh. What you use to spray your pans down with when you cook them uh pans? Yeah. Yeah. Yep. So it won't stick. Huh? So it won't stick. Yeah. Yeah. That's good. Right. And you need to get that uh I can't I think it called an Insta Pot. It's like a pressure cooker. It's basically I know. I know. I want one. Mama, those things are so I'm telling you, they cook so [ __ ] fast. So fast. Right. Yeah. But you know what? Most of the people I've seen that use them, they use them on the outside. Come on. Outside cooking. Yeah. They said because the pressure when you release the pressure, all that steam going in out. It do. Yeah, it do. It Yeah, it do. It do, right? But I was using the house anyway. But it do release a lot of steam though. But it cooks your food really really fast. [ __ ] Taking all day cuz it really just like that. I sell all that. I need one for like my pennel beans and stuff like that. Know what I used to do for pencil bean? Cut cooking time in half. Yeah. [ __ ] Quicker than that. Right. Right. Yeah. Yeah. the whole play. Yeah, it's one of those good things. I don't think they cost too much, but Yeah. No, they don't cost too much. Depends on you if you get the regular size. Yeah. Yeah. That's my next thing I'm going to get for my kitchen is the Insta Pot. Yeah. Yeah. But I got big um um pressure cooker. One of the biggest ones you ever seen that was here in boy I got so many Yeah. Y'all see the stuff that they left in this house. They left in the house. Yeah. She told me to have me um um what you call it antique sale. So the people that owned the house before you just left it there. just gave me everything in there. Tell me have told me to have an estate sale. Yeah. And the old coins that I found and um money from World War II when Hawaii was fighting. Yeah. You just put that in the bank somewhere on the boat. Don't sell it. Don't sell it. Keep it. Keep it. Or when you get when you really need the money, then you'll have it. But don't let don't take it to no pawn shop. You got coin collect, right? They ain't trying to cheat you out your money. Google it. Look it up online. Know what it's worth before you even go in there. And y'all see some of these books and puzzles from the 1900s and stuff. Yeah. I mean, I got about 100 puzzles, about 200 books, all kind of books. Hitler and financials. Some of them cost a lot of money. Worth a lot of money. Yeah. Mhm. Get you a bookcase and just sit up on the bookcase. Yeah, that's what I need to do. Yeah, library. Right. Right. Right. There's so much stuff. I ain't went through the um the shed outside. Yeah. I just this this stuff in the house. Is there an attic in the house? Uh-huh. And a basement. Uh no basement. Just a attic. Mhm. Okay. Yeah. I ain't even been up there yet. Who was it? Uh some white people that owned the house before you? Yeah. Some more rich folk. Okay. What happened? Did they pass away and kids sold house or something? Yeah. Yep. They had to sell a house to get the money out the bank and they virtually just gave it to me. It my blessing. That's your blessing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you'll be surprised at the stuff that's out here in this shed. Yeah. Yeah. Don't just sell it. Know his worth, mama. Google. I know. I know. So much stuff is Google. So many antiques and food, Shannon. Just everything. Mhm. So, I just keep the [ __ ] locked until I can get somebody to go through it with me. Yeah. Don't just pick anybody cuz they'll come back and steal the [ __ ] I You know, I know that. You already know. They'll come back. somebody somebody like Benny May or something. I found a book of pennies that you know them little fold the books and they date back the 19 pennies. Uh not Buffalo pennies. Uhuh. I don't think so. Okay. But you know Indian on the front and Buffalo on the back. It ain't those. Some of them is. Yeah. And you know like some of them got two series a S and a D or something like that. Yeah. You you found in the quarters and nickels and dimes. A whole bunch. Yeah. Mama, don't sell them. 19 1965 and below. 64 and below. You got silver in it. So you don't just take them to the bank. They got silver in them. You can get I remember one time I was getting like $10 from that was that was years ago. Silver note. Yeah. Yeah. I found a silver note. Yeah. I found a ounce of silver. Yeah. You need to uh keep them put it in the bank vault somewhere or find some way to keep it, you know, from getting damaged by the hair. Right. No, I got it stuck away in a bag in a drawer. Yeah. Until I finish going through in there collecting. You don't be telling people is in your house cuz you know they'll break in. Mama, they they can't get in here. Trust me, they cannot get in here. Okay then. I can't even lift these window myself. Yeah. Yeah. And they up high, too. You need to get you a dog, mama. Yeah. Might supposed to be going get a pit bull today from there. No. No. Mom, you know what type of dog you need to get? You need to get a dog called It's called an American Bully. I promise you, you would love that dog. My neighbor My neighbor had some. Listen, them dogs used to scare the [ __ ] I thought I thought they were violent dog, but they not. They'll scare the [ __ ] out of somebody. I promise you they will. They're not. Uh Pit Bull was a violent dog. You don't never know what they going to do. But these dogs they called American Bully. You remember uh used to watch um what's that cartoon was? Buzz Bunny when they had that big that big dog be on Tweety Bird that big. That's what an American bully is. They look like big bulls, but they get way bigger. Way bigger. Way my neighbor had some when I said way bigger. These dogs get bigger than Rottweilers. They But I mean way bigger than Rottweilers. But they look like pit bulls. But the only reason why you know it ain't no big cuz this [ __ ] too goddamn big. And but my neighbor had some. So I had walked out the uh house. I used to walk out and them dogs, he had them in a kettle. Uh you know he had a kettle built. So the police talking about like real killers at the gate. I'm like, "Well, Lord, so you don't never let them call get loose while I'm out here." And so one day, one day I had walked outside and he had all of them out with him and they all of them looked at me at the same time. They started walking towards me real fast. So I turned around and started walking back on the por. He said, "No, no, no. You ain't got to go. They ain't going to attack you." I'm like, "Shit." Yeah. So one day I came outside and he had him out again and he walked I let dogs walk up on me and they know they just sat there. So I'm like okay they just acting like this cuz he out here but he's some violent dog though what I'm thinking but he kept telling me he like dog these dudes I have I'm about to get the diamond. Huh? Come on diamond. I'mma beat your ass diamond. Oh yeah. He said I had these dogs around around my little daughter. He had just had an infant. And so one day um he was getting ready to move and I guess the dude that had built the kettle for him, he hadn't fully paid for it yet cuz he was one of those big sh. So I'm in the house and um these white people knock on the door and I answer like hey do you know who dog is running up and down the road? This white dude and this girl in the truck like dog like yeah there go one right there. And I'm looking cuz you know we stay right on the highway and one of the big dogs go running by. So he's a big ass dog like they're my neighbor dogs. I'm like what the [ __ ] Then I look behind the house and the kettle gone. So I called Tiffany. Tiffany is like yeah I seen a dude just pull up. See what the dude did. Dude was trying to repossess the kettle because it wasn't fully paid for. So what he did was he loaded the cattle on back of the of a flatbed truck with the dog still in it. So he didn't want to let the dogs out in the yard because those type of dogs are territorial. Let them out in their yard. They gonna tear your ass up. So what he did was he drove out the yard, drove down the highway, and then opened the cattle and let dogs out. Wow. So now the dogs running up and down the highway. So I I called my neighbor cuz he was at work. I said, "Man, your dogs are out running up and down the road." He was like, "What?" Like, "Man, please." Cuz these dogs cost like $3,500 to $5,000 a dog from. Wow. When you got papers on. So, and please get my dogs, please. I like, man, listen, man. I don't believe in touching nobody else dogs. He's like, man, listen. I promise you them dogs ain't going ain't going to bite you. So, I go outside and the white folk, the the white dude in the white room, I definitely said, "Hey, don't worry about it. We'll go get them." So they got in their truck moment and I mean when I say they went down the road and they went and picked up these dogs and put these dogs on the back of the truck, it just shocked the hell out of me cuz I wouldn't touch them. Right. Right. But them dogs were just that friendly. They let strangers. They come up, put them on the back of the truck and drag them and drive them back to the house. So I was like, man, these big dogs be sound like killers when they be buying the fence. They just friendly ass dogs. They real friend. They look but they look like killers though. They look like real A person see that dog in your house, they is not going to break in your house cuz them dogs they real protective of their territory though. They shoot him first. They did this lady like that over here shot her dog to break into her house. They shot a dog. Oh, they shot her dog. Yes. They knew he was in there. Yeah. Yes. That's bad. It really is. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. When folks really want to get in your [ __ ] you have to get in there one way or another. Baby, I'm right here facing this police department. That's right. Believe me, they be watching. Y'all's cousin Derel had came up one night. It was raing like hell and then the police said, "Hey, you ain't got no business over there this time of night." And he sure didn't. Where he was at coming towards your house or he just walking? He was at my house knocking knocking in the rain. For what? Wanted to come in. He wanted to use the phone. Uhuh. There was something wrong with the rail. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, so you was at home while he was doing this? Yes. Yes. Police show yelled at. He thought I called the police on him, but I didn't. Yeah. So I told him take his ass home. I ain't open up my door. That's right. I I don't know. He must be on drugs or something. Uh-huh. He He just done flipped. He done flip. He done slipped all the way. Yeah. He never stopped by your house before, have Well, huh? One time. One time before. Yeah. Yeah. But I didn't know he was at Looney. Yeah. D always been kind of off. Even, you know, young, but Yeah. Yeah. He always been kind of off though. He really off now. Derek was one always was the one with more sense, I guess. Right. Right. Yeah. I don't know where he at. Um still be around. Yeah. And and bony and fat, man. I ain't seen them in years, mama. Bony fat. I ain't seen me one of them years. They around here. Marry him. They still around to marry him. Mhm. Marion in Tuscaloosa. Greenberg. What about Roger? He in where? Tennessee. Oh, what happened to Baron? Did Baron die? Who? Baron. Baron. Baron. You remember uh he stayed next door to uh Grandma Daisy? Uh I guess that's Sharon brother. Oh yeah. Oh, he's been dead. Oh, I didn't realize that. I really did. I I just thought about him the other day. I like what happened to be there. He been dead. Oh, a lot of years. Oh, okay. What? He drunk himself to death for some. I don't know. He just didn't wake up one morning. Oh, okay. Yeah. I don't think I realized he was dead. Mhm. Okay. It was there when you was home last time. Oh, you Oh, okay. Right. Right. Yeah. It been years they had seen them. Mhm. Wow. What did they do with uh what what y'all do with uh I want to call it D property paper. Yeah, I know. Yeah. What did Charlotte get? What they do with that land? Did they put something there? Uh, not really. See, I'm ready to sell it. Who? Tim? Who? Tim? Tim? Hold your cousin. Your dad had fun. Fund it to him. I thought he had Okay. Tim. I thought it was the other one. I can't remember his name. The older guy. Louis or one of them. Yeah. No, it was Tim. Tim the oldest. Okay. No, not even him. Uh, I can't I just can't remember his name. He he uh old guy. He stayed in the house though. Right across. You have one minute left on the hill, but I just can't think of his name. I don't know. Yeah, we got one minute left. Yeah, I know, Mom. I'll talk to you later. I love you. I love you, too, son. Okay, Mom. All right. Don't take someone to call me next time. I got worried. All right. Okay. All right. All right. The caller has hung up. After the beep, please say United States. United States. Thank you. This call is not private. It will be recorded and may be monitored. If you believe this should be a private call, please hang up and follow facility instructions to register this number as a private number. You may hear silence during the acceptance of your call. Please continue to hold. Hello, this is a prepaid collect call from Shannon Ryan and using secur. You may start the conversation now. Hello. Hey, baby. How you doing? What's all right? What's wrong? I had um All right, I'm trying to see where to start at. Uh you know, I've been seeing the doctor, right? Yeah. Yeah. So, um Can I get a meeting? Get one. Oh, you out eating, mama. Ain't no Uhuh. No, we just got here. Oh, okay. Yeah. So, um I don't know. So, out of the blue today, uh they come get me for transport and I was like, where where I'm going? And then when I got out there, they said, "You're going to see a a GI doctor, a gastro something, whatever." Yeah. But I hear you. Yeah. The doctor never told me I was going to see a gut specialist, I guess. Yeah. Gut. So, it's just out the blue. They send me there. Okay. So, uh we get to a doctor's office and uh send her to the doctor and he said uh he looking at the Lamar result. See, I had I I was already seeing the doctor here. You know, whatever doctor they got here, a female, right? Mhm. And a couple weeks ago, I think about three weeks ago, they I guess she had asked for a second opinion, had sent me to another doctor here. And he looked at the lab results and was like, "I don't see why she got you. I don't see what the problem is." And then he was like, "Yeah, your blood a little low or I don't give you no point." He said, "Are you tired?" I'm like, "No, I ain't tired." He was like, "Uh, you got plenty of energy." He's like, "Oh, you work out. I work out every day." He's like, "Well, I don't problem. I don't see what you got." So anyway, the other doctor, you know, she she was like, you know, you look like you about anemic now or whatever. But when I go see this doctor, he look at the lab results and he said, uh, he said, you missing half your blood. I'm like, what? He like, yeah, your blood should not be this low. Like half of it's gone. I'm like, and he said it's chronic cuz it's been going on a while cuz your your blood cells are are are small or small. Hello. Yes, I'm here. I hear you. Yeah. So, uh, yeah, it just I don't It just kind of threw me off that he said that cuz he said it's a chronic problem. He said it's been going on. Um and um so he he he put me in the uh I don't know when cuz he didn't tell me when to but go to the hospital so they can stick the camera down my throat and up my butt or whatever. Yeah. So I don't know I'm scheduled for that now. They got to give you blood. No, he he said he's surprised I have to get a blood transfus. What? Yeah, he said it was that low. But I don't know. I feel fine. Like I told him, I feel I feel fine. He said he said uh yeah, they got to do the uh you know that thing they did to you. I think when they then they sit the camera down your throat. Water. Yes, I hear you, baby. Hello. Yeah, I'm here. Okay, I hear you. Yeah. Didn't they stick a camera down your throat before? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. Okay. Yeah. Well, that's what they going to do. Okay. I don't know when he and James set a schedule yet, but he said they going to let me know cuz I can't remember if he told me I can't eat the day before or the night before. What was it? Um the night. the whole day. Do I have to do a clean clean out? Yeah, I got to do a clean out. That's what he said. Yeah. So, it's a whole day before I can eat, huh? So, it's a whole day, right? Right. It's a whole day. Especially if you got to do some cleaning out. Yeah. He said I got to do some cleaning out. Okay. It's probably going to be the whole day. They going to get a lot of stuff to to go ahead and clean you out. Okay. Yeah, that what you said. They going to have me on a liquid diet. Okay. But yeah, that was going on. I just I just got back from the doctor. You did? Yeah. Okay. I don't know. He said, uh, they checking me. I guess you want to make sure no gut problems, but I don't think there's no gut problem, but they going to check the hemorrhoid, too. Okay. Yeah. He said he seen it before. People lost blood like that from hemorrhoids. But this not all. Okay. Okay. I think it's a hemorrhoid. Uh could be they did a stool test and it came back negative. So I wasn't bleeding eternally. So it got I figured it got to be the hemorrho. Right. Right. Right. Cuz like I said it it it bleeds pretty bad sometime, but it just never went on that long like it did last time. Okay. Cuz it went on for a minute like two I don't know maybe about two three weeks. So I guess during that time I lost a lot of blood cuz it just didn't stop bleeding. It bled every day. Oh wow. And when you [ __ ] four, five times a day, that is a lot of blood. I just really was paying attention cuz it it didn't make me I don't know. It just didn't affect my health like I thought. But he told me he told me I should have a lot I told him I work out every day. He said don't mean nothing. You probably have a lot more energy if you was in the right health. So Okay. Okay. I just thought, you know, maybe I had a slight decrease because I'm getting older. Oh, you know put it on age, right? Right. But I don't know, right? But he made it seem like I should have been came to see him like they should have like from what he was looking at, they should have been sent me to see what was wrong, but she didn't went four, five months looking at my blood load and chill. I don't know. Okay. Yeah. I was just letting you know what's going on. I didn't mean to interrupt your feeling though. Oh, that's all right. J, I just brought him back from the doctor. He wasn't feeling too good. So, um, we just we in Demopolis getting ready to head back home and storming and stuff. Oh, okay. He all right. Yeah, he all right. Okay. He all right. Yeah. Does it hurt when they stick that thing down your throat, mama? No, they put you to sleep. Oh, they going to put me to sleep to do it? Yeah. Oh, okay. Yeah, it ain't nothing to worry about. It'll be all right. Well, yeah. Don't sound like fun. It's not. But it'll be all right. I really don't think I need it, but I ain't I'm going to get Yes, you do. Go ahead and get it checked out anyway and see what's going on. You hear me? Yeah, I hear you. Okay. Yeah. Sit down there. Am I looking forward to watching that in the air? I know. I know, right? But it's going to be okay. Yeah, I know, mama. Yeah, you hear from your lawyers. Uhuh. Not yet. I'mma call him. I'mma call him. You know, graduation is next month now. I know. No, I know. Mama, she just No, I know. I was talking to a dude uh in here. I don't know last week. Yeah. He said that. Let me see. 2 24. Yeah. He said they that they held him for uh 48 almost 48 months. 50 months. That's like a little over four years on a murder charge just to drop it. And he's like they knew when they brought me in that I had killed nobody. But they held four years before he dropped. Just saw me the other day. I like what you like that's what they do. I was like well I'm at that mark now. So [ __ ] Right. Right. Right. You need to be getting in contact with your lawyer trying to see what it's all at and what they not found out. Something I'mma call. Please. Please do. Get on it. Get on it. Stop hanging around and fooling around and and get on it. I am, mama. You know I'm on it. Okay. You better be. I love you, mama. Okay. I love you, too, son. I'mma let y'all go ahead and enjoy dinner. I'mma call you again. Okay. See you later. All right. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. The caller has hung up. After the beep, please say your first and last name. United States. After the beat, please say your first and last name. Shannon Ryan. Say your first and last name. Shannon Ryan. Thank you. This call is not private. It will be recorded and may be monitored. If you believe this should be a private call, please hang up and follow facility instructions to register this number as a private number. You may hear silence during the acceptance of your call. Please continue to hold. Hello, this is a prepaid collect call from Shannon Rang, an incarcerated individual. Start the conversation now. Hello. Hey. Hey, mama. How's it going? Everything's going good. Everything going now? It's going all right. I woke you up. I know. I had just got up. Let me hear out, huh? They drinking your coffee. Yeah. Yes. You a doctor yet? Uhuh. They still ain't call me yet? Yeah, I know. It shot me, too. I think I see the doctor here today, though. So, I'm going to ask her when it's going to be. I think I see her today. I'm not sure. Yeah, but uh Yeah, I had talked to a nurse about it. She said sometimes it take a while cuz uh they got to schedule with the with the jail and the jail got to schedule with the hospital then somebody got to you know the security got to come pick me up. Right. Right. Yeah. And then uh Yeah. And then you know they got to pay you know they going to be slow about that too. Right. Yeah. I had mama I don't know why I had forgot about it but um but I'mma tell them when I go that I got that hernia. I forgot I had to earn it cuz it's it don't bother me and it's real small. But if I can, I'm going to get that fixed. I'm going to Right. Right. I'm telling them to go and fix that. It's bothering me bad. I had though. I almost had forgot that I had that. Oh, wow. Yeah. So, I'm going get both of them fixed if I can. They paying for, right? Yeah. Yeah. Mhm. Okay. Yeah. Hey, I said that the other thing I like, boy, you got a hernia. And I I ain't even tell the doctor because I ain't think about it. Mhm. Yeah. I'm going to get that too. Right. Right. So it don't turn into nothing serious. Yeah. For real. Yeah. Yeah. But uh I'm I'm just I'm waiting to see him now. Been waiting cuz I'm gone. Only thing I seen I just got through with the dentist again. She cleaned my teeth. She told me I probably need to brush about four or five times a day though. Right. Yeah. Cuz you know I got that tarter problem real bad. Right. Right. And I brush every day. But you know they got them they got they give us some dog tooth brushes here. Some what? Them dog tooth brushes. Oh okay. The ones you stick your finger in. Okay. That's what they That's what they give us to brush our teeth. And I like I told that that [ __ ] don't work for me. I need a hard brristle toothbrush and some toothpaste. Other than that, no matter how much I brush, 6 months later, I'm need a cleaning. Right. Okay. Okay. You talk to your lawyer? Uh just last time I had talked to Remember I talked to her last time I called you? Yeah. Yeah. She ain't come back to see me, but she had sent me the deposition. Yeah. Uh what was it? No deposition. Yeah. She she she doing a good job though. Okay. Yeah. With the double edition. I read on she. So I'm Well, I told somebody this other day. See what I can't understand is when I had Nicole and Nicole was telling me that she was ready to go to trial, but this woman did like 20 more depositions. Okay. So, how was Nicole ready to go to trial and this woman still doing deposition? Exactly. Exactly. She was just going to do she was just going to do anything. Yep. So she show up. Exactly what she was going to do. So glad that gone. Right. Right. Yeah. Well, I mean most of the deposition I mean all of the deposition she just been questioning police offic. Okay. And they filing reports and don't remember filing them and reports didn't change and officer like he didn't change it so he don't know who did all kind of [ __ ] What? So, yeah. M Yeah, she on his job though. Okay, good. Good. How everybody doing though, mama? Everybody good? Ain't nobody died on me. Uhuh. No, not this time. I got to ask about everybody individually, mama. How old was they doing? You doing all right? All right. Yeah. Yeah. Uncle Scott. Yeah. Malachi. Malachi had passed away. Yeah, I thought it was Uncle Columbus. No, Malachi. Okay. Malachi. Yeah. You finally told me last time. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Right. That's it though. Everybody else doing good. You sure? Yeah. What about on dad's side of the family? They're not good. Your auntie looking like a little I don't know. She's still losing weight. Yeah. She might be she might be on crack. I don't know. But she um she just No, she stopped drinking and stuff. So that's good. Mhm. [Music] So she trying to come around a bit. She stopped drinking. Yeah. Now she leave them pills alone, right? I kind of kind of sort of Yeah. Yeah. for graduation, ain't it? Yeah. They get rolling next week. Yeah. Yeah. What you bought a Mercedes? But please BMW. Neither. Yeah. My black Honda. Okay then. No. Whatever you funny that [ __ ] I don't know [Music] what you were going to say mama I said need one for myself. Oh no you was going to say something before I had a bunch of mine. I don't know. You took that all the way. Okay. Being funny. I don't know. Mark might get a one. You'll never know. I doubt it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He didn't had her educational fund going for her. Yeah. You got a Yeah, he had a college fund, didn't it? Yeah. Mhm. Yeah. She said she was going to college in Livingston, didn't it? Uh-uh. Huntsville. Oh, she decided to go to Huntsville. Yeah. Where she going at? Hold on. Let me let you speak to her. Hey. A&M. Yeah, that's where she go. She going up there with her boyfriend. Hello. Hello. Hey. Hey, Jamia. How you doing? Good. You good? Yeah. Where you decided to go to college at? Yeah. Going up there with your boyfriend, ain't it? Yeah, but that's not the reason I'm going there. Why you going there, Maya? cuz I want to do social work. And then when I graduate, let me shut up. And when I graduate, I want to go um UWA for my nursing. So I'm get my M UWA for my nursing. So I'm going get my master's degree. In nursing. Yeah. Oh. What you going to&m for? Social work. So you can you don't have to major in nursing, huh? You don't have to major in nursing. I ain't no don't got no nursing program. So you going there for four year undergraduate? Yeah. But then you could just change the nursing like that for a matter. Yeah. Yeah. You sure? Yeah. What kind of nurse you trying to be? [Music] Anesthesia nurse. A what? Anesthesia nurse. You trying to get You trying to be a LPN or RN? RN. You need to be a LPN. You might as well go to medical school. Why? Why? Make the big money. Make the big money. I thought the RN made the money, too. I think the LPN made more, though. Those the one that be helping the doctor in surgery, though. I think the LPN. I don't know. I don't know. Check though. I am. I'mma beat your boyfriend up when I get out anyway. I couldn't beat I couldn't beat him up the first time cuz he was too young. They say I was picking on kids. But now he's about 19 now. So he can get beat up now. Yeah, he's 19 today. Really? Tell them I said happy birthday. All right. You know I graduated May 15th. I You graduate when? May 15. That early? Mhm. Why they letting y'all go so early? The other class, they graduated May 16th, I think. Okay. You got You got to film it for me, Mike. Huh? I said you're going to have to film it for me. They gonna let me go this year though. I'm bet. Before I go to college? When you go to college? In August. I don't know. I don't know. I might come up there though because you have some young girlfriends though. What the hell? You don't need it. Oh [ __ ] A&M. Oh yeah. Yeah. You going to get to go to the classic. Y'all can lose at Alabama State. Yeah. Well, yeah. Huntsville. Huntsville a nice city though. I also chose&m because I don't want to really go into nursing school right after high school cuz I really want to prepare myself. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You majoring in the same thing Chris had majored in a I think Chris had majored in that social work. I think so. I'm almost positive that's what she had got a degree in. I think you think you you think I can get my masters in nurses somewhere. I don't know. M I see that's part I don't know cuz I thought you had to be majored in something medical something along that line. Premed or something. I'm not sure. I'm not sure because I know they got like nursing colleges specifically just in Tuscaloosa like Sheldon. Yeah. Yeah. And and things like that. But I don't know cuz I don't know if you going to go through and get this fouryear degree and then still have to go to a nursing college afterward. Yeah. You see what I'm saying? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You see what I'm saying? It'll be different if and I know you could probably take something like that and then go off and be a lawyer. You can still go to law school. You can major in English and go to law school. But I don't know about uh being a nurse. I like social work. You can work in hospital. Yeah, that's true, too. Yeah, you can work for the hospital, though. You can do a lot work cuz I'm pretty sure that's what Crystal uh majored in. She went to work for uh a bank. I think a lot of people that major in social work, they also be the uh what's that [ __ ] called when you trying to get a job? Human resources. I think human resource job. Yeah. Yeah, I'm pretty sure it is. Yeah. So you get jobs in human resources, hiring for different businesses and things like that. Yeah. Yeah. Or you can get a degree in [ __ ] You going to&m you can get a degree in algiculture and then try to be a um what's those things called? Them people with the white coats on that work at all them fac USDA. You can go to work for USDA. Yes, you people who get degrees in Albuquerque get paid a lot of money. A lot of money. I promise you. You can go teach. You can do a lot of things with degree. Yeah. And you can go work in USDA and just stand around all day in the f. You don't have to declare no major yet. You can wait cuz your first year you going to take all the basic classes. Yeah. I mostly like put my basic classes while I'm in high school. So I ain't going to really have that many basic classes in college. Well, okay. Yeah. Did you ever look at that college in Tuscaloosa? Um, what the hell name of it? UA. Uhuh. Uhuh. It's another one. It's not Miles cuz Miles in Birmingham State. Uhuh. Uhuh. This one is in Tuscaloosa. It's um Is it Miles? No. Miles in Birmingham. It's another college cuz LJ had went there for a second. What's the name of that car? Hold on. Give me one second. Let me search my memory. It's um it's kind of like named after that college in in Atlanta. What the hell? I'm trying to think of the name of it. Uh cuz I think they got a medical program. You don't know Kina Essie, do you? When the last time you talked to Crystal, not our sister Crystal, the other Crystal. Why? [Music] Um, hold on, hold on, hold on. I almost had I think it started with an S. There's a Huh? Shelton? No, not Shelton. It's another one. It's a all black college in Tuscaloosa cuz I've been on the campus before that I think got a medical program. You can stay on campus and all that, but I just can't think of the name of it. Hello. Yeah, Google it. It's in um It's in Tus. One of my friends went to school there and Lej went there for a minute. One thing I'm saying is you hold Steelman. Steelman. That's it. That's a all black college campus. Check out the programs there cuz that they had a nice little college campus. It's a it's a all black college. Yeah, this is a historic college fieldman. That's it. You ain't never been to Filman? No, I got a filthy though. You did? Yeah. Well, check out what kind of programs they got there. You don't know yet? I know they got a nurse program. Yeah, that was the All right. College program. College campus. I've been on there a couple times. But look you just want to get away from home. I to say Yeah. Hey, also uh the University of Alabama in Mobile got a good nursing program, too. Yeah, I don't want to go no mobile. Too far away. [ __ ] I feel far away, though. Mobile. I know. Like, at least you down there on the beach in Mobile. I don't know. I know. But no. Uhuh. Oh, well, just be happy with your choice. But um you you should you should talk to the um what are those people called? You're going to talk to a minor when you I forgot the people that you should the administrator. The what? The counselor. The counselor who's going to help you pick your classes and tell her what you want to be and see what she uh got to say though. That's way to do it. Yeah. Because you can always transfer after your first two years though. Yeah. Just get your word. There's going to be a lot of partying. Look at your work. I am. Be like Crystal. Don't be like me and uh what's your sister name? Your other sister. J. Don't be like me and Jazz. Be like Crystal. I love you, Jamia. I love you, too. All right. Let me talk to mama. All right. All right. Hello. Yeah, mama. Mhm. What's your cut off time? Left for acceptance. Uh, Mom, you got to send the money off today. I am. Yeah, cuz uh send off early as you can cuz I don't know how long this key house is going to be on. It's been going in and out on me. Okay. Okay. I'mma get ready and go do that now. Okay. I appreciate you, mama. All right. And what you ask, Junior? Junior said, "Hey, he love you." He sitting right here. I say I love him, too. He say he love you, too, Junior. Yeah. Yeah. But I call you again soon. Okay. I'm put some more money on here today. Okay. All right. How much here? Okay. All right. Love you, Mom. You better be calling me damn soon. Don't fight with me. I will, mama. I'll talk to you soon. Okay. Hi. All right. Love you. The caller has hung up. After the beep, please say United States. United States. Your call. Please continue to hold. an incarcerated. older. Time to get up. Enjoy your day. I know. I know. J. Don't they got a parade going on? How they go? No Martin Luther King parade. Uhuh. Oh, okay. What you got? We went to HC pool yesterday. Where you in? Juicy crab. Come to Tuscaloosa. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What? You ain't got that uh seafood beef. Uh yeah. Yeah. What was it? crab bo. Yeah. And shrimp. A dude down here told me uh one of them Haitians said that their uh most of the time we be eating it the way the white folks be cooking. He said that the real cre they don't cook they they uh seafood boy that way. They said he said uh tell you what he said they use. He said they they use uh uh what's that orange juice called? Sour seam tamico. Samako. You know what I'm talking about. We have capp, huh? Captain C. Yeah. They said they boil they uh seafood in that. That what they uh jumbo they gumbo and they uh seafood boy. They use that orange juice. That's what that, huh? A lot of people on the internet doing that. You seen people on internet doing that? Oh, okay. Yeah. That's what he said like orange. He's like, "Yeah, we orange." I said, "I don't know. I ain't never had it that way. Good though. I do it again. Yeah. Yeah. You ever heard a song called Kunk Mama? What? Kunk. Yeah. Hold on a second. [ __ ] Yeah, it comes from You never heard it come? Yeah, but I never ate it. Yeah. Yeah. They said they be eating this sea snail. See, sometime they eat it raw like oy. Yeah. It look so nasty. I ain't never seen them before. That's what they seafood boy conke. They be eating that [ __ ] Huh? Yeah. They be eating it raw like oysters. They eat oysters raw. I said I don't even need oysters raw. So me either sucker got I said I'm always fry her. Hell yeah. On [ __ ] Hell no. Nope. N you getting sick, huh? Yeah. You worm gentleman [ __ ] [Music] Got time for that. Weren't you just enjoying the day at the house today? It's supposed to We supposed to get that winter storm today. Going where? Winter storm. That winter mix. Make coffee. No, it is it's snowing. It's supposed to. Oh yeah. Go ahead and build your snowman. I know that's for real. But y'all ain't got no no um snowy brother down there. A little snow down here in South Florida. It's 80 degrees right now. It's what? It's 80 degrees out there right now. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. It's 80 degrees out here. It be no storing down here. Huh? Mama, I seen some [ __ ] on the news yesterday. Mama, they got this uh they got this thing down here on the news called Dirty Dining. like they go in different uh they go to different restaurant that they health food uh uh infection. Yeah, mama. It be some of these folk. This woman yesterday though, I think she took the cake cuz she had failed because they had found cat pieces up under the serving line or something, right? Oh, hell. Yeah. And so the dude, the news reporter, he go in there and when he go in there to talk to, he go straight in the back. And then the woman like, "What?" And she you can see she at the sink, but you can't really see what's in the scene. And I came to talk to you about the cat PC about the health inspection. And the woman said, "No, no, no. You don't see no cat. You don't see no uh cat PCs in here." But the reporter had went around the restaurant. There's a whole bunch of cats outside, right? Yeah. So he said, "Uh, well, we want to talk to you about the pigeon." She was like, "The pigeon?" Like, "Yeah, they taught her with a pigeon. She was cooking a pigeon, mama." And she said, "Uh, no, no, no. I wasn't going to deserve that." So he said, "That wasn't a serve." She said, "No, uh, I was boiling the pigeon cuz I drink the broth from my house." What? And then they went over, they went over and looked into the sink. And in one, she had like three sinks together. One of them she had a scrubber and a whole bunch of chicken feather. And then the other one she had a whole chicken like she cleaning the chicken right there. And they were like, "Where did you get that chicken from?" And then she was like, "I bought it off the street." You know, it's against the rule to uh buy chicken uh just off the street or something. You got to buy that from uh certified people. You just can't buy chicken off the street, sir. She said, "No, no, no. I'm not going to serve it. I was going to eat it." My woman lying her ass off. Oh wow. Oh. I was like, "Oh, man." No, you got to watch what you eat. Cooking pigeon in the restaurant. Wow. Off his chicken. I don't know what you But yeah. Oh, wow. And she's still open for business. Really? Still open for business. I like Yeah. You don't never know where people people serve duck in Florida. No, we might eat duck. Go to the restaurant, order a duck. I never eat no duck. All these wild ass ducks out here looking dirty. I never eat I know that [ __ ] for real. E no frog legs in there neither. No. Iguana leg. No. Yeah, cuz you know they they literally iguanas down here. I know. I know. Iguana. They eat iguanas and locust. Not the locust. Yeah, they eat the locust, mama. I promise you. I seen them on TV cooked fried. They like deep fried. Oh, wow. Yeah. Yeah. I couldn't believe it. I like, nah. But they season it real good. Oh, yeah. They got my corners everywhere, too. I know they do. running around everywhere. Yeah. In the winter time when it get too cold, they fall out of trees. Fall out falling out the trees. Mama, they froze. Yeah, they froze. Well, well, they actually be uh went into a temporary uh hibernation. For them, but they fall out the trees and that's when they die. When they fall out the trees. Okay. They break up and stuff. Yeah. Yeah. They got them. You remember uh we was younger and you had we had them little birds in the cage like them little I can't remember the love birds y'all ran around gave a heart attack too. Yeah having all kind of birds just look like canaries and uh parachutes flying around. Yeah, you catch me. Huh? They got catch me when I bring them home. Oh, you still you still ain't uh you still ain't with the public and try they subs have you? Uh-uh. No, this ain't it ain't one I didn't see one in Tuscaloosa. You didn't see one? I'm surprised they ain't got one in Tuscaloo. Probably in in uh Montgomery. Yeah, I probably one in Montgomery. Yeah, I know there be one in Birmingham like two or three most shows up in that area. That was probably up there, wasn't it? Huh? That's not the only chain of restaurant that was up there, huh? I mean, grocery stores. Uhhuh. Yeah. Okay. Wow. But uh everybody doing all right, mama? Mhm. Everybody doing fine? Okay. No. Yeah. Ain't nobody died on me lately. Uhuh. Okay. No. Tennessee. Huh? Jasmine in Tennessee. Jasmine in Tennessee. Some of her folk. She ain't be there too long. Tennessee. Uh, they got folks in Tennessee. That's what Angie said. She got a job up there. No, that's why I said she ain't going to be at that too long. Damn. So lazy. I ain't think she gonna be that lazy. She is real lazy. Lord have mercy. She won't know. I don't know how to get a check. That's bad, Mom. Yeah, that is bad. That is bad. Chris Good. I'm living at the hotel right now. Which one? Uh, Marion. Yep. How she affording that? If I know they ain't that house, that man trying to kick them out cuz they ain't pay rent since they've been there. She made it a long time not paying rent then. Yes, she did. Nothing wrong with the white man cuz you told me that that that hotel in Marion that [ __ ] high. It is. They at the cheaper hotel instant with um um I thought they closed that one. They be living in it like you know if they homes and stuff. Yeah. Section 8 don't pay for that. Uhuh. Both infestation baby. Well, she ain't been trying to get on section 8. She ain't working. She was on it before. She know what to do. I know she know what to do. She be playing dumb and [ __ ] I don't know. Um Betty moved back to Marian. She was in the hotel. She got ate up with bed bugs. So um B came up and try to fix a flow for her so she can have run room to stay in. So back in the house you been staying in that ate her up. [Music] One refrigerator outside in the backyard plugged up like that mama. Oh. Oh god. Why y'all couldn't help her, you know, and fix y'all up a room, too? She don't want to live there with with Sean because he ain't working. Oh, Sean. Sean back down there too. Mhm. Yeah. He ain't working. They was in Texas. Yeah. You know, and the truck broke down and he ain't did nothing in a while. Crystal still got that uh that that charger. Yeah, she still got it. Yeah. For it, too. probably on that [ __ ] I me trying to stop Jamie from uh catching that disease. That guy, I'm too too late. That's why he told me he let Jam uh he wanted Jam to live with him when he was alive. He want he didn't want her to catch that. You know, they kind of special, right? very special. Very very You can see it too, but I ain't got time for that. I ain't got time for that at all. You know, you um you grown, you got three kids, and you can't even keep a roof over your head. Come on now. Come on. Crystal. Yeah. Yeah. Something ain't right. It's like she little boy naked and pissy. My little daughter. No, mama. Yeah. I don't know what Chris doing. She ain't on alcohol, mama. It's the alcohol. It got to be tell you cuz she was drinking too much when I was there. Got to be the alcohol. Yeah, she drink her bottle of Amsterdam every day. I told Chris she need to go back to smoking weed. I like the better when she smoke weed. pill. Do they drink a fifth of um Amsterdam every day? Every day. Now, how can she afford that? I don't know what croo got going on. She got she got she got she got all three baby daddy on child support. [Music] No, it would mean that but don't work nowhere. That don't work. No. No. Where you working? Ron brother was working for the uh the the city at one time though. I know. Can't remember his name, but I know he was working for the city. Um the oldest girl uh daddy. Oh, okay. Okay. I think he I know his brother Rod Tub. Yeah. The rapist. Child rapist. Huh? Child rapist. You got rid of child rapers. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. His younger brother though, he was working for the city at one time. I think that's the one Chris got back. Huh? The one got back. Huh? Yeah. The oldest. The oldest girl. Yeah. Christian. Yeah. Yeah. Me Christian. Devon. Deon. Yeah. Devon. Yeah. I've been had to go up on him. He trying to um hit up on Maya when he was alone one day. He he wanted to what? Hitting on Maya. You know, J had already cussed him out before. Told me, man, that my sister, she the same age, you order and my got real upset. She was in line in the store and he just wouldn't leave her alone. Yeah. He just want somebody to feed him up. What you talking about? What you talking about? That's all you want. Well, you got a daughter her age, huh? I told him you got a daughter her age. Want somebody talk to your daughter looking like you your age or whatever. Good job, I will get you. Calling mom and told him mama too. Nice, mama. Yes, he did. What? Did she say something to you? Uhuh. She told me, she said, "You know, you did right. The men, the young ladies tell them to leave him alone. They got to learn to leave him alone." Mhm. You know. Yeah. I was trying to ask why she can't them Clemens up in North P. What you mean Clemens in North Perry? God damn it. So you knew she was. Why would you call her Clement? She ain't no damn Clemen. Who? Um Maya. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I thought you wanted them clean. There is some clements up in North Perry though. I know you talking about he was just trying to see who she was keying to and stuff. Yeah, [ __ ] You knew it was last name was felt different though. You um you knew who it was. Her dream I got at your ass about her. Trying to pull that [ __ ] on me. Tried to um tell me a dream one day. Y'all owe me an apology. I wasn't doing nothing. She was laughing and talking and lying. Okay. boys don't get the [ __ ] around me. Get stepping in that run. Get this stuff. I just didn't say nothing cuz I ain't want to make a scene. I said, "Bitch, you couldn't make one now. You better get the [ __ ] off. Y'all owe me an apology." Then he had to walk away. You know, I f to have a damn stroke on him. Yeah, he's special. Yeah, he's real special. But I'm special, too. real special. His own daughter don't even really [ __ ] with him though. No, she don't. She don't. And um he ain't going to harass my daughter or nothing. I told him about Dream said he already told him that was his he dream that little fine girl right there. You with punch him in his [ __ ] Throw his ass in. I ran his ass over cuz he always be out and [ __ ] walking talking. He don't want me to knock his ass out. I'm bum walk like bum around now. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He had that impetite going in his face when y'all was growing up. Huh? He had those spots in his face like that? No, I don't think so. Recent like he been burned or something, but he ain't been burnt. It's just skin discoloration. Oh, okay. Yeah, I know. I got eczema in the face. Impet start turning white in different places. He got white now. Come on. Like like Ben May. Yeah. Yeah. But he ain't got luc. Oh, okay. Yeah. [Music] [Music] Boy, I was sleeping good. Time to get up. I know. I know. I know. Yeah. Don't you got a fireplace in that house? No, they covered it up. Huh? Oh, they covered it up. Mhm. Free heat. I know, right? I got um free heat all over the house. I got a uh I got a call get my next court date. I think it's on the 8th though. Next month. No, March. I think it is. Mhm. I'll call my lawyer soon to check up on see what she's doing though. You ain't heard nothing else? I ain't talked to her since uh December. I think I tal to Yeah, I think it was December I talked to. Right. Right. Yeah, I talked to her last month. Okay. Call one of them and see what they doing. I know that's for real. Y get the ball rolling. They know where she at. They need to come come on claim her. Mhm. Yep. Yeah. The hell they do? I said what they doing interrogating us? I don't know. I don't know. I wonder what they got going. Right. Right. See what's going on with you got to make your mama ready to make money. Callers and see what's going on. Yeah, I know. [Music] Long enough. Long enough. Huh? I said I'm about ready to get this show on the road. Me, too. Me, too. Let's go. Let's go. Get up now. Yeah. Mhm. You need tell they need to be calling me as a witness to u subpoena me so they can fly me down there and Maya and Junior I think trying to do zoom now more [ __ ] down here this is me know how you Alabama you sit at a nice restaurant you don't sitting on like this around here. One of the folk be expecting $100 tip. Oh, damn. Wrong. If you don't give them $100 tip, you wrong. What? You're not going to the wrong person, right? Then yeah. Yeah. Mhm. Yeah. A way Jose restaurant, but some of that [ __ ] some of that behind. They got a restaurant down here. Po tropical. I would tell you to try that if you come down here. It's awesome. Is it? Yeah. Yeah. It's It's a chicken place, but they serve uh Caribbean style chicken. That's how you describe. Lot of pineapp coconut and stuff in there. Yeah. They [ __ ] come be on the on the grill and not the oven. They don't do no fried chicken. Okay. They serve things like uh bowls with steak and avocado and all kind of [ __ ] in it. Right. Right. Like a hot They got They got this sandwich, mama. I swear if I eat meat, I probably get it. They call it the Cuban sandwich. And they shredded. as the bread toasted toasted flat on the top and then it got like shredded torque then they go on top of with the with the roast beef and all kind of [ __ ] It look so good. Probably like JJ JJ sandwich place. They got a sandwich called Gantua. $24 but it's worth it. Wait, where you get that sandwich at? JJs. JJ's they don't got so high. They Yeah, they give you bigger sandwiches. 18 18 inches. I don't know. But it's longer than um 18 in. 18 to 20 in. Longer than those sub sandwiches. Where that at in Tuscaloosa? Yeah. Yeah, that sound good. It is. It is. Every kind of meat they got on there. And it be full of meat. That sound like a sub I used to get in Birmingham. Call everything but the kitchen sink. [Music] Okay. Okay. Yeah. It was pretty good, too. Had everything on. Everything you think of, they put it on that sound. That's what JJ is. I'm like, "Oh, wow." I had that. Yeah. You talk to Crystal. Um, talked to Crystal Le, your daughter. Yeah, I talked to her last night. I called her last night. What they Nothing. We expecting this winter storm. That's why I went ahead yesterday and celebrated my birthday. What is it? Um, it's supposed to be a winter mix storm coming. Oh, okay. Yep. The schools are closed and everything. It's supposed to start about 4:00 snowing and raining and it's been bad weather. You got you got a gas stove in your house. Yes, I do. I just said what you going to do with that heat? I mean, the lights going back. Gas stove and candles. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. How many inches they say they're supposed to be? Um, I'm not exactly sure, but it's snowing in everywhere now. Yeah. Huntville been getting snow since last week. Did they Oh, yeah. Yeah. So, the roads icing. Yeah. Yeah. They to stay at the house right here. Yeah. Yes. That's why I went ahead and got did what I wanted to do. Yeah. Yeah. I was going to get caught out there. How Mark doing? He doing good. I ain't talking to him. Okay. I probably talk to you about sometime today. Oh, okay. Mhm. You had to hit him on side of the head. No. No. I deal with him on a need two basis. I understand that. Oh lord. Talking to Benm. Oh got boot got killed. Oh yeah. You told me last time we saw Okay. Uhuh. Had um balloon release yesterday, but they buried him in um they bur they cremated him. Oh, okay. Yeah. Well, they couldn't afford the funeral. Uhuh. No. No. Were they going to spread ass? I don't know. I don't know. I haven't talked to him lately. I try my best to talk to the least as possible. Yeah. [Music] Oldest friend. Uh I ain't gonna go get shot down by none of them folk looking for Tony for um busting and stuff. You know that that's a hit on somebody in the family. Yeah. I got time for that. Yeah. I haven't been She ain't never come around me. [ __ ] that. You know, you get what you give. You get what you give. Yeah, that is true. I didn't have no money to help them. No. Didn't give me nothing when my house burned up. Yeah. She go to church so she can go to the church. Yeah. Church, wasn't it? But he was um down there in um Georgia. Yeah. Yeah, that's true. [Music] [Music] Y'all right though. Tony his million dollars. All that million dollar wear everything he wear Gucci. I know they say down even I lost his little company. He trying to go singing. um blues and songs now. Tony. Yeah. Instead of rap. [Music] You should have been did that anyway. He 50 something years old. Actually, what you been waiting for? Well, hands up on his ass. He can do that. Oh, Lord. Yeah. No, they funny as hell. Mhm. Yes, they are. Oh, yes. Yes, I know that's for real. Your boy been up there getting clean on the way with his outfit on Junior. Yep. But tell everybody say I love them all. Okay. 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Hey, mama. Hey, baby. How you doing? I ain't good cuz I ain't been hearing from you. Huh? I ain't been hearing from you. I called you last month, mama. I thought you had no money for I called you four or five times. I know, but I had a chance to do that then. Oh, so I you know once I called a couple times I Okay, so I ain't going to stress you. I just going to wait till the next one. Oh, you gota got to comment back. Let me know you get it. Get what? Oh, the money. Yeah, I did. I called you to I called you the very next day when you sent the money off. I called you again that day and then you didn't answer. I said, "Okay, she ain't got no money." Then the next day I called you again. H I promise you I did. I'm not hiding the extension. Yeah. And and then that's why I ain't call yesterday because yesterday I ain't call because um the kiosk was broke and I ain't want to call and then you just send the money and Right. And it's just sitting there. So I'm like no I'm wait till they fix the kiosk. So they they fixed the kiosk today. So that's why we ain't called you in case you ain't have money and you just sent it instead of I was not going to send you that now cuz I didn't hear from you. I was that's why I ain't call cuz I like Yeah. Cuz the machine was broke. So I'm like no I not call that. Okay. Okay. Yeah. So, I think Yeah. Everything going good, mama. Mama, no. Everything ain't going good. These folks ain't sent me to see that doctor yet. I'm I'm dead ass serious now. I'm trying to wait. I'm trying to wait for I guess the And you know, I was seeing the doctor here every month. I see the doctor here twice a month. Yeah. Every two weeks. First I they'll send me to get lab work. Then I'll go see the doctor. And after I see the doctor, she'll renew my med. And then she'll put me in for lab work. Two weeks later, I get lab work and then I go uh see her again and she keep me updated on where I'm at. So after the last time I talked to you, you know, I had went to see uh the remember I went see the the outside specimen. Yeah. And he told me he wanted me to come back and do what was it called? When they see the camera button went down your throat. Yeah. Uh what is it called? Upper GI. Lower GI. Huh? upper and lower GI. Yeah. So, yeah. So, uh he he said that's what he recommended. So, he said he told me uh he he he he he put it he put it in. He said, "I'm I want you to come to North Brower and we going to do the procedure." And he said, "They going to let you know uh day before you come uh to stop eating and they going to do some stuff to clear you clear you out." And I was like, "Okay, so what date is going to be?" said, "Well, they ain't going to tell you the date cuz you know they they be worried about escaping stuff, but you'll know cuz you got to clean yourself out 24 hours before you come." Yeah. So, I told him, "Okay." And then, so when I come back here, I think I do lab again. And then two weeks later, I go see this doctor that I've been seeing here. And when I went to go see her, she renewed my med. And she said, "Uh, you doing better. You up from 8 to 11," which means I'm still missing seven pints. I was I was up instead of going down I went up and she said uh I'm renewing your med and I still want you to go get that procedure at nor at North Brow. That was two months ago and she ain't and I ain't been back to do another lab and I ain't seeing her again. So I don't know what the problem is. I I don't even know what the [ __ ] up is cuz what you going to say something to the um nurse or doctor there? I can't. The nurses, they them just pill pushers. The nurse that I get the meds from, them just pill pushers. I had to see the doctor to get something done. Them [ __ ] don't do no pass out pills. Okay. So, so I've been um I've been taking my meds uh iron and stuff, but um now they running out and I've been waiting. I ain't been to lab and I ain't been to the doctor. So, I've been waiting for this this iron pill to run out. When this iron pill run out and I'mma go ahead and fill out that I'm still bleeding, [ __ ] So I don't understand why and it started back and I don't want to go back into the red where I ain't got no energy and can't do nothing but my meds are running out so I don't know what's going on. I don't know why the Yeah, I am mama. I just got it is is some of the meds stop some of the med still going. So, I had to wait for all the mess out so you so I can get them all refilled at one time cuz I already got to go through the argument of you trying to charge me again when I'm trying to get the meds redone and I need to see the doctor again. I don't know. I don't know why I'm not still seeing the doctor. I mean, I I I kind of figured she was just waiting for me to cuz she ain't got nothing to do with me going to the um to see the outside specialist. Uhhuh. All she did was recommend it. It's up to the the people, the lieutenants and the captains, all the people upstairs to approve it, want me to go. She already did her job. So, I figured she was just waiting for me to go there and then come back and then [ __ ] continue from there. But they ain't sent me yet. I need to write a call with somebody. Yeah, I'm uh I'm waiting on these uh this iron pill to run out. When this iron pill run out, then I'mma get on them and see if I can get something done from my end first. Okay. But hold on. Uh Huh? Got the remote. Uh 72 72. Oh, 71. 71. Yeah, mom. Yeah, but um yeah, I'm in 11. All right. Yeah. So, yeah, I'm just waiting on this iron field to run out cuz I got to refill all my meds. Yeah, ain't no need in trying to do it twice cuz when you cuz like if I like I don't know when it's going to run out but I know it's going to run out soon cuz all the rest going to run out. So when I fill out the six off form, it takes two weeks for you to get here and they won't they won't refill nothing that's still running. I don't know. It's just frustrating dealing with these folk. What's going on with the case? What's going on with the case? Uh I just had a court date the other day. She's still continuing. She's still doing deposition. Mhm. So, she's just trying to get all these depositions out the way cuz she still got to deposition the uh the police officer and she still got a deposition that woman that moved to I think she moved to Texas or something. So, so when you go Don't you go. Yeah. No, I was talking to you, Mom. No, it's on 71. Yeah. Yeah. Mama. Yeah. But yeah. Yeah. I got u She trying to get the deposition out the way and it hard when you put in a deposition and then the person that you double and don't show up for the depo. Okay. They act like they had one from Mimi. One for who? From Mimi. A deposition. Where you said that at? on the last time you went to court. This lady named Charlotte Papa, she um putting stuff up online is some lady that works for the um BA has been giving her information and the lady don't come over there. Somebody from UK asked about well um what does that mean when they said they you you um continuing and then the lady got on there talking about she from the DA office and she worked for him but you ain't the case ain't going nowhere no time soon. Yeah. And I told I said I think that's against the law for you to be um saying stuff like that if you work in the DA office giving out information. woman work at a DA office. Yeah, she said she worked for a DA office and she said what happened now? She said she was telling them um when your next court date was and she was explaining what um deposition means to the people in UK that didn't understand what it mean. But I told her, I don't think you had no business on here. If you working for the DA office, you giving out information that you shouldn't be giving out. Yeah. She said depositions. You remember the woman name? Uhuh. But I so got it. I kept it. Yeah. Write it down for me. She said and she told them she told them what depositions mean. Yeah. For the people in UK that didn't understand. And I told I said I really think this lady shouldn't be giving out information like this if she work for the DA office. Um it's public information. But you ain't got minute to comment on this post either if you work for the DA office talking about well this case I can tell you for a fact because I work for the DA. It ain't going nowhere no time soon. Uhhuh. Yeah. I want to get that information. She work she work for the DA in Florida. Yeah. Yeah. I want to get that to my uh that information to my lawyer. You need to write down her name, mama, and and the where you was at and all that. I got it on the website. Yeah. Yeah. on one of websites. Yeah. And check and check the woman uh click you know how you click on somebody name and check their profile. Yeah. And see if she really work for uh cuz it'll be on her page that she work for Florida uh Broward County um district attorney office. Okay. Yeah. And she said uh she said something about Mimi Mimi. Yeah. So she gave some paperwork that was showing different people that gave out depositions. Yeah. On you said that's a lie. Huh? Maybe said that's a lie. Mimi. Yeah. You Oh, she was on the she was on the page. You talked to her. I tal to her. You know cuz they said her name is Inia or Maria or something like that. No, I don't know who that is. No, she said that's her name. So I want to go by Mimi Lay, right? Cuz that's the only Mimi I know. I think I need something else cuz I got it in there. But uh Maya god damn. This call is being terminated. No third party calls are allowed. After the beep, please say United States. United States. After the beep, please say United States. United States. Thank you. This call is not private. It will be recorded and may be monitored. If you believe this should be a private call, please hang up and follow facility instructions to register this number as a private number. You may hear silence during the acceptance of your call. Please continue to hold. Hello, this is a prepaid collect call from Shannon Ryan. You may start the conversation now. Hello. Happy. Good morning. Morning. How are you? I'm all right. How about you? I'm good. I was on a deep sleep day. I know. Trying to sound like you was already sleep. Yeah. Oh, everything's going good. Mhm. I'm good. Yeah. Yeah. You been good, too? Yeah. Just enjoying my little vacation down here in Florida. Lord have mercy. They should have put the jail on the beach. That would have been a good view there, right? And would it burn up? uh really burning up. M they should they should let it wasn't getting into like the high the high mid80s now, right? Yeah. We woke up one morning it was 60 something. So these people were going to die. [Laughter] Same way here. Yeah. Up there ain't it? Not really off and on. Oh no. Mhm. Not too bad. Yeah. So, what you up to? Uh oh. They had homecoming last night. H homecoming. Homecom football game. Yeah. No, I went to the little old pissy parade. It was that bad. I thought y'all had no band. How you had a parade? They came up with some kids from somewhere. Oh, so somebody else band playing uh kids from France. I guess it like they was playing the instrument but wasn't really playing. I don't know. Shut up. And they had some little dancing girls out there. Uh other team didn't even join our parade. No. Y'all play Uniontown, didn't it? Uh uh we played um from Salem or Southside. Southside for a homecoming game. Too big of a school for a homecoming game. You going to lose. I I guarantee you lost. Lost lights off. Whoop. Yeah. Who was mama for your homecom game? You supposed to schedule a team you supposed to be able to beat. Tell five six school. You ain't going to beat them. I don't know who made that schedule. I don't know either. Usually homecoming be Union Town or something like that, right? Right. But nah. [Laughter] Oh, got that tow up. Yeah. Yeah. She went last year. She went homecoming queen. Oh no. That girl ain't into stuff like that. Oh lord. Yeah. Um, she had been in school. I wish she had been sick. What was the flu? Uh, her um her uh throat and her um uh tonsils. You gotitis. The doctor said they don't know what it was. Oh, they said to take them out. Uhuh. They said what? They didn't know what it was. So he said, "Hey." I said, "Hello, Mom." He said, "Hey, Sh." Yeah. But uh uh I took to one urgent care and they couldn't the one over here and they couldn't give her no medicine. They had to say they medicine for pregnant women and people with syphilis and then Huh? What you said about the water? Nothing. Oh, I think they said so much water over there. Uhuh. So they had to save their medicine. Oh, okay. The urgent care over here. They had to save it for pregnant women and and people with syphilis. So they couldn't give her no medicine and pharmacy was closed. Oh. So later on that night, I end up having to take his family emergency room. Oh, okay. They did test. They said Marian said was strep throat and um her tons, but said she didn't have strep throat. They can't they don't know what it is. I hear some [ __ ] Mhm. That's [ __ ] Taking us to Bill County. Yeah, I should have, but she started feeling a little better, but I kept on out of school. So, Driving then? Um Marian did since uh but the drug store was closed so we could get up the next day. Okay. But she couldn't even swallow. Her throat was so closed up and infected. That's like she might have had allergic reaction. Oh, she started getting sick that um Sunday night and I had stopped working on her throat. That throat was bothering. I remember that time uh Betty Betty Good had that allergic reaction to Peanut eating peanuts her whole life. But she had all this puff in the back of her mouth. Huh? She had all this puff in the back of her mouth. I didn't know about that. I thought Maya did. Oh, okay. Maya. Okay. Yeah. Mhm. How the hell do you not know what it is? M you sure you want allergic reaction? Uhuh. I told her she saw it in in um Sunday night. Where she at? Hey, some at school. But Kenn got sick too in hustle. Who? Kennet. Could be something. How in the hell they eating the same thing? H how they eating the same thing? He in Huntsville. He in Huntsville. Yeah. Doing what? Going to college. Oh, he already in college. Mhm. He started this year. I thought he was still in high school. Uhuh. No, he just graduated last year. Oh, okay. So, how they get sick at the same time? M [Music] that little old alert thing activating [ __ ] She went out there and visit him. Uh-uh. No. Oh, so you know, but that's stretch though. It is. Yes, it is. And the doctor, one doctor says strep throat, the other doctor says not. And what the hell is it? Is she better now? She ready to go to school? She better. She getting up out of here Monday. Yeah. Then it's hard for us to swallow though. But um I don't know. You might get another opinion. Just Yeah. Is she um still be sick um Monday? But she went to they little party in the game yesterday in the parade. So she got Oh, she ready for school then. Yes. Yes. Yeah. You do all that. You ready for school? I did not know what it is. This what's getting me and you can see all that said sorry ass doctor something. They worse than the the them jail doctors. Mama St. Work in jails. I'm telling you in prison to one. They be having two jobs. They work there and then they go to a jail and work. Wow. Dad, all you got over there is sell. What? Too. Yeah. Right. Right. P for urgent care. Got to say they medicine for people with syphilis and um the pregnant women. What is urgent care, mama? Where is that at? It's right over there by where old Dollar General used to be. Uh okay. Yeah. Down past the grocery store still going to No, right here by Well, Dian restaurant at where I used to work. It's right there. Yeah, they made an urgent care right there. What? O Dollar General building was what it supposed to be like an emergency room. Yeah. Okay. They got an ambulance and everything. Paramedics. Um Yeah. I guess I guess they couldn't give out no antibiotic cuz they got to save him for syphilous people in the pregnant women. Oh, outbreak in Mar. I apparently so apparently so. And the doctors in the family say they don't understand that. I don't understand it neither. But they um they got to go by certain protocol. No, you know not to go back there unless you're pregnant. Exactly. Exactly. It's been open for a minute now. And and then they got um you can make it your doctor's office, too. What you can what? Make it your doctor's office. Morning. How you feeling? Mhm. Mhm. And what's going on there? Never mind. Same old. Same old. You had two ideas. H. Oh, what' you say, Shannon? I said just the same old same old. Same old same old. Wow. You didn't hear from your lawyer? Nope. I don't even know if I got a lawyer. That's what I'mma tell her. I don't You still my lawyer. Right. Right. I got coordinates though. Oh, really? Hearing another calendar. Calendar call. Right. Right. The calendar used to do. I just been in the books. You know, I'm still studying. Right. Right. I know that's for real. Yeah. I learned some new stuff. I'm going to hit my lawyer with it and see what she say. Right. Right. Uhhuh. Mhm. Mhm. When you get one. Uhhuh. Yeah. I don't I don't know if she going to work out. Maybe I should have saved a no choice. Maybe the last guy was better. [Music] I ain't heard from something got be going on. But I'mma check in with him. Right. Right. get myself together cuz next year we going to court next year one way or another right sitting here another year I know this [ __ ] for real no right right this show on the road yes yes you got to do you got to tell me something though when I talk to him right show me some what you been doing? Huh? I said she going have to show me something somewhere. Well, she been working on life. What have you been doing? Yeah. The whole year. What have you? Right. Right. I have to show up in this courtroom on her ass. Right. Exactly. Y'all say done virtual, ain't you? Huh? Y'all said done virtual, ain't it? Uhuh. Go to the courtroom. Oh, okay. It's just that process they had you go through that morning. It just too much just to go up there to a courtroom for somebody to give you a date and see you back. I get up like 4:00 in the morning sale to damn near 9:00 in the morning. Wow. Who you sitting in this cell with? Right. Oh wow. [ __ ] in the coffin. Got a all kind of [ __ ] Just came down street. Ain't nobody trying to I ain't trying to sleep. Right. Right. Had a [ __ ] in the look like he was half man, half woman. They took the bath in the year. Wow. Get crusted for no reason. Flock head. Then they call him Flockhead. Maya say hey. Tell you say hey Maya tell love. He said he love y'all. They love you too. They doing good, huh? I don't know. Maya and dogs have great. Chris, is she doing all right? Okay. Yeah. Shoot. Um, might got her little P full bully. A poor b a pit bully. Mhm. What's a pit bully? Mo, one of them look like they bowed out with a little brinker face. It's a pit bull or a bulldog. It's a bully. We ain't a regular pet. She got an American bully. American bully junior. Yeah. She ain't got no American bully, mom. Yes, she fool. Where you get an American bully from? Kenny. Um, them dog hats. Sama gave one. You know how big them dogs get? Them dogs supposed to get big. Mom, I know they supposed to get big. The daddy big. Huh? I'm talking about real big. I can see him dragging her down the street. Oh, how old is it? He's about eight week about nine weeks now. Oh yeah. He going to get real big. Them special dog too when you got the paper. Huh? He 12 weeks. when you got paperwork on. Really? Like I ain't got no paperwork on it. Really? Yeah. They were going for like $2,500 to $5,000 a puppy. Oh wow. The friendly they ain't like bulls. Them friendly dog. They protect you, but they friendly. He trying to slang Diamond around. Diamond stop barking at him. Exactly. Exactly. He thought he's playing though. You ain't got no cat, mama. Uh-uh. Cat most away. Somebody took him. You had a cat. Somebody took them. Yeah, that I got from the vet. I paid for the people in Alabama real good at that. She was so friendly. She was too friendly. She stayed over there to the over there by the um Mexican restaurant. I don't know if we ate in one day or what. cuz every time we go get him, that's why I he probably on the menu. Oh, probably. So, he was real too friendly. Yeah. Yeah. But left a came back. We used to have to go get him and bring him on. M Tonyy's son call said I see y'all cat up here up town go Josh Tony son and we go get him and bring him back home but I had put it but outside because he walking on top of the counter everywhere you know and scratching my furniture. Oh hell trying to go. But got to get you. You got to keep a cat though. Keep the mouse and the rats away. It say no money around here. Uhhuh. Yeah. Plenty big cats. Oh, really? Mhm. All kind of cat. Okay. Yeah. [Music] Yeah. People will steal your cash though. Yeah. Yeah. No. You keeping it tied up, ain't it? He in the house right now. What? The American Bully. Yeah, he in a cage. Oh yeah. Yeah. You going to outrow that fast though? Yep. I told we have to um fence him in outside. Yeah. Get you got to get him a dog house. You can come in and out. You going to need a dog house. That dog he gonna get bigger than you think. Mama dogs get big. Look how he's just what 12 weeks. Look how big he is. I know big now. Yeah. Me 20 lbs already. Yeah. They don't stay small like pit bulls. Them [ __ ] get big humongous with a big head. Daddy got a real big head. Mhm. Yeah. They friendly. That's a good dog though. Is it? Yeah. She trying to train him. She got him sitting. Yeah. They'll let you know somebody outside. They like the bar. Right. Right. Yeah. I hope he don't hurt Diamond. No, he ain't going to kill him. Long around his age. Long get used to each other. He ain't going to kill. Right. Right. Like they like he like to play with them. She got so much blood on them. So um he be trying to drag her. Yeah. sit your little puny butt down trying to drag something near Lily. You I'm like, "Wow." You heard from J lately? Uh-uh. She was working. She quit that nursing job and I think she going to Mercedes Ben. I guess John was working up there at one time. I don't know if he's still working. I think so. I think so. Yeah, Jasmine still up there. Dad, don't get no job long enough to get a check. I'm serious. Is Chris still working up there, too? Uhuh. No. You know, Chris just had another baby. Yeah, she ain't working though. No. Sitting around getting big as hell. Jasmine big as hell. Jasmine. Mhm. I think Jasmine staying with her. They put her out the house. that warehouse bed house. Bed house. Yeah, cuz Betty down in Montgomery with um a woman. One of them moved. Wanda move. What? She moving into apartment? Uh uh yeah. Down there in Montgomery. Okay. And Betty moved with him. Uhhuh. Renee gave Jav 30 days to move out the house talking about she was trying to I think Betty getting Alzheimer. She said um Jazz trying to voodoo her and kill her. Kill her. Why she think that mother? Cuz Jasmine was burning sage in the house. I think she she sage or either smoking weed in the house and Betty said was making her sick and she asked to stop and she wouldn't stop. Yeah. You know we I think it's safe. Mhm. I mean, I ain't she ain't smoke weed, but that sage got a real, you know, how you used to hate me burn the sage in the house. Yeah. Yeah. And I used the string of the mess out of me. Yeah. But you have bad serious in that house, Mom. I too. There's some good ones. There's some good ones in this house. I get them out of here. I swear you had a You had a I don't know. I know most people don't believe that. Mama, I promise you one day I had uh y'all was gone. And I said I was going to save out. Uhhuh. And I had opened up all the door and my promise it was not a breeze outside. It was not outside and I saved your house and I promise you a spirit slammed that back door hard. Wow. [Music] I right. Cuz you don't know who owned that trailer before you turned it into a house. Right. Right. Somebody could have died in there. The only thing I could think of, oh d this is a lot more energy since you've been out that house. Yes. Yes. A whole lot more. Baby foot out though, mama. I think so. I think she living with Crystal. Where Crystal live there? I never did. Over there by the football field. Okay. Okay. Down that little hill. Yeah. Yeah, I know. [Music] Man, Ben told them to get out. He's selling out, but they ain't got they ain't got nowhere to go. You know, Crystal ain't taking care of the house. That's probably what it is. Exactly. Cuz one the room the roof fell in. I'm like, hell y'all standing in here. What? Yeah, man. Won't fix up nothing, do nothing. cuz she maintain what she got no job by supposedly trying to get disability. Well, where she disabled that, mom? Her ankle. What's wrong with Chris ankle? Car accident. You know, she been about broke her ankle somewhere. Oh, ain't nobody get no dis she got crutches in the wheelchair. Uhuh. They just did another surgery on it though. Oh, okay. Maybe it is that bad. Yeah, cuz they keep putting on them pred zones and that's what's blowing her up. No, mama. Crystal eat Chris eat a lot. Really? That's all they doing lat. What? I've seen Chris eat what? You know the uh you know that uh I don't know nothing. You know that place that you like going to um in Tuscaloosa that sell them crab claws? That little place? They got some what like $60 a piece or something? She ate one of them by herself. I thought she her kids. No, I can eat all this. Mama, could you eat one of those feasts by yourself? Mama, you know what I'm talking about with the potatoes and all. That's too much for one person at one time. I can't. You have one minute left. Oh, all right. All right, mama. I love you. I love you, too, baby. All right. I'll talk to you soon. Okay. Byebye. The caller has hung up. After the beep, please say United States. United States. Thank you. This call is not private. It will be recorded and may be monitored. If you believe this should be a private call, please hang up and follow facility instructions to register this number as a private number. You may hear silence during the acceptance of your call. Please continue to hold. Hello, this is a prepaid collect call from Shannon and in You may start the conversation now. Hello. Hey, mama. Look, they talking about third party call. I don't know why in the [ __ ] it keep doing that. I don't know. Ain't nobody calling you and it beeping or something. I don't know. No, I don't know why in the hell it doing that. I don't know. That [ __ ] weird, ain't it? Very weird. Yeah. Uhhuh. Yeah. Yeah. Hand it to you. Okay. Now. Okay. You don't want to talk first? Yeah. I just want to let you know just in case they cut us off again. Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah. Um, hello. Huh? What you saying? Oh, man. How you been doing moment? I've been good, baby. Everything been all right? Yeah. Everybody been all right? Yeah. Hello. Yeah, everybody been all right. Oh, okay. Yeah, I've been doing good. How you been feeling? I've been feeling all right. You got really got hurt? No, mama. It's still on my skin. Uh, I don't know. I don't know. I I got I go to see the doctor again, though. It might be another week or two with him. Right. Hold on a sec. Hey. Hey, Bunky. Hit that. So, yeah. Probably be another probably another cuz I just did labs again. They'll check my uh iron and something else. Oh, B12. So, I'm going to go back and see over there and probably have put me back on the S cuz it's still on my skin. Like, it ain't itching like it was, you know, or spreading, but it's still present. I still got that dark the dark spot. Right. Right. I know them dark spots supposed to go away and then uh it started itching one day but then it stopped again. But they ain't got me on medication right now. So I got to I got to get put back on some. Okay. Hey P. Yeah. But yeah. Um but yeah. So I got to get focus back. I don't know. I don't know why it's still on my skin though. So it's just, you know, you have to step on that two or three times a day. Yeah, they they they be having it on me twice a day, but [ __ ] I don't know, man. That [ __ ] they they they got me on the hydro, you know, hydrocortisone cream or whatever it is. They be have me on that and I be seeing that what they advertise it for on TV, but ain't strong enough. Uh and then they sometimes put me on antifungal cream, but that ain't helping either. So, got no vinegar in there. White vinegar. Uhhuh. Or either um some um apple cider vinegar. Uh-uh. No vinegar. M. Yeah. So, I I don't know. I'm trying to trying to get rid of cuz I know it disappeared cuz it disappeared off my chest. But it just It's still present. The second time? Yeah. A long time. This [ __ ] been on me almost all year. Oh wow. I seen on TV they got some stuff that they be advertising. I can't remember the name of it but it's a pill that people take excellence. Right. Right. Yeah. I seen it on TV commercial with the old people dancing and stuff. You know what commercial I'm talking about? Yeah, I know what she talking about. Yeah, that commercial. Right. For people that have a problem getting rid of X. I guess I need something like that cuz it's still there. So, you talk to your lawyer? No, mama. I have not talked to her yet. She ain't called. What they talking about? She was supposed to go to court in December that y'all went through um hearing. You talked to her? No, that's what they posted on on one of her pages. Did I post? What? What? They said they posting on one of her pages that y'all um went through preliminary hearings and they got 1,500 depositions on you. Okay. And y'all supposed to have um court in December. November. December. I got uh another calendar call no in November. November. But it's just a calendar call, mama. I don't know what they just posting stuff. False news. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What they what they trying to say supposed to be going to trial? Yeah. No, I just called the woman again a couple days ago. Uh the circuit clerk, she said there's a calendar call November 17. So I was going to try one day. She would have been up there. I was thinking I was like, they ain't said nothing. Yeah. No, it's just a calendar. Another calendar. Yeah, they just doing it because I had been put in a um request to be on be one of their um on their page, right? Mhm. and they just they all of a sudden it popped up accepted and then that's when they put the um thing out about you know Yeah. He he went he went he he went to court like what so I know what they doing. Yeah. Mhm. Well yeah supposed to go November 17 but no she ain't contacted me yet. I'm waiting to see. I should I shouldn't have to call her. Call that woman. No, mama. For what? Boy, just send me some [ __ ] No, no, no. I want when I fire her, I'm going be all the way in my right. I ain't seen her. Seen her one time since she been on my case. I ain't seen her one time. One time. One time. I ain't seen her. I ain't talked to her and none of that. So, I'm pretty almost positive I call up that she might not even need to be there no more. Wow. I would not be surprised. I would not be surprised. I really don't think she gonna be on my case long nowhere. And I ain't got to do nothing. I just got that thing cuz she ain't trying. So, I'm almost sure she ain't going to be on my case. And she know it, too. So, what you need to see if I can get a lawyer down that way or something? H. You need me to see? Can I get a lawyer down that way or something? No, mama. Not right now, mama. Not yet. Okay. Cuz this is just ridiculous. Yeah, I know. And then they keep posting it on my Facebook page. They harassing you. No, they keep posting it, you know. Then I start posting it on on my page and you know everybody on my Facebook on Facebook. Oh, okay. Again. Oh, talking about court. Yeah. Some lady from Atlanta. Atlanta news. I'm like, I never let it get to Atlanta news. No. What did she say? No. that um it it was put off again, but um they supposed to be going to court in November or December. Yeah, it's November. It's just a calendar call. That's all it is. I got to court in November the 17th. Right. Right. I made a statement, but I took it off. I said, "No, I'm going to leave them alone." Yeah. Yeah. You know, I ain't got time to be um messing around with them folks. They be not suck with my energy. Yep. That's all. That's all it is. I know. I know. They trying to bake me and make me say something. Uh-huh. That's That's all it I put on there. God bless y'all. Yeah. And the families. Yeah, that's right. Yeah. Yeah. Nothing else stress you out. I know. I know. No, it it just it bothers me when it pops up on Facebook. Yeah. [Applause] [Music] Yeah. Yeah. Be all right though. You know how ignorant it is. Mhm. Right. Right. All it is. I know. They trying to bait me, you know. If they want to know what I know, they better subpoena me. [ __ ] That's right. There you go. Speak. No, I had a lot to say. Yeah. I know. But you know, it'll be all right, baby. Just keep praying. Yeah. Everything good, Mom. Okay. You get rid of me. Get a lawyer. You need to let me know. No. I'mma wait. I'm waiting. I'm waiting for a reason. Okay. How stupid they think I am. Right. Right. They think all of us stupid and stuff. 1500 depositions on you. Yeah, it's a lot of depositions. Ain't that many, but it's a lot. So, that's why I also know that it takes a while if you really trying to deposition all those people cuz I mean, but it it's not on my lawyer part. It's on the uh the the prosecution really did that [ __ ] They put a whole bunch of people down the deposition to try to slow my case up. But cuz the people that you got on the deposition ain't really got nothing to do with my case. I mean, you don't have no witness to deposition. The only thing you deposition is four or five police apart. Okay. So, so you got all these police officers and FBI agents and and people listed that my lawyer be like, "Man, I got to depress that paperwork." Yeah. post and old stuff talking about the blood and towels and all the um clothes they found in the dumpster and you know I'm like okay if the FBI was involved they they ain't finding so what's going on was nothing to find when was nothing the damn fine they keep posting old stuff pulling up little bits and pieces of old stuff posting it [Music] you hear me yeah I hear you mama M yeah, right. Don't let them people stress you out. They going to make me um catch a case. Yeah, but I know that they they just putting it out there to try to bait me to say something. If they want me to say something, they need to be calling me before they before you sit down with for with an interview. Make sure you charge them too, right? Get your money for your interview. You'll just let people interview you for free. They really want to talk to you, make them pay, right? Like they did Dr. Phil paid them and paid that lawyer and then that lawyer got that money and he dropped their asses. Mhm. All that goofing money for the lawyer and after that they ain't seen him no more. And what did you need a lawyer for? I never figured that out. Exactly. The first day. Oh, I wouldn't be surprised if somebody in their family, they would just scam me. Right. Right. That whole family full of scammer already. And what in Atlanta before she came to to uh Florida? Uh I don't think she had no job. They put on that She was uh working in Atlanta real hard. Yeah. Smoking on that pipe real hard. No, she ain't had no job. I know she a she might have had one for a brief moment, like a month or so. Or maybe she mentioned it to me. I really can't remember. But she a no job. Yeah, she had a job running from the damn police. Yeah, I think she was I think in the paper they said she was saying in the junkyard or something. Some dude letting us stay in the sh in the junkyard or something cuz the grandma had put her out for smoking crack I guess, right? Yeah. So she I think she was staying in the junkyard. So I do remember video chatting with her. I was looking around like, damn, that house [ __ ] up. But so I guess it wasn't a house. It was a little junk shack in the junkyard. It was where she was staying at. Huh? That's where she was staying. Yeah, cuz I mean she she pretty much went homeless again. Her grandma put her out. She didn't know where to go. I don't know why she was staying with the uncle, but I don't know. My my lawyer had said something about some text messages between her and her uncle. man. And he she was like, "The way her uncle was talking, that's not the way a uncle talks to his niece." Like it was sexual in nature. Some talking about like dictates or something like that. I was like, "I told you told you it was some funny [ __ ] going on in that family." Right. Right. Told her that cuz when she asked me, she was like, "Why?" Uh cuz you cuz you had took the boy from her sister. The sister had custody of the child. That's what I thought. Yeah. And uh my lawyer was like, "Well, why do you think the child instead of just giving the child back to a family?" And I was like, "Same reason that she took the child in the first place." I said told me that when she was growing up, her family pretty much her mom and dad used to sexually molest her and she didn't want her son growing up in that environment. Oh wow. Yeah. My little But she took the little boy from my sister though, didn't she? Yeah. Cuz she living with the mom and daddy. Uh-uh. But see, like the the sister said in her paperwork and I like that's what I call that was supposed to be alone. Never left alone with the child. So when she had to go to work sometimes she left the child with her mother with their mother. Oh yeah. That that cuz I mean I it was just like stuff that she used to tell me. It didn't make no sense. But when I really stopped and thought about it, I was like, "Yeah, I think she was telling the truth cuz she she told me she being pulled out of school in seventh grade. She ain't make it past seventh grade." Wow. Like what kind of what kind of people pull their little girl out of school in seventh grade? Crackhead. Yeah. Yeah. They come from real dysfunctional family, right? Right. You didn't come from no dysfunctional family. Uh-uh. No. [Music] Oh no. I mean just like like one of my lawyer say you just make a real poor poor life decision cuz you you kidnap like I said but you just got to you just got to understand just some weird [ __ ] really going on cuz you kidnap your son from your from your sister and then you drive to Ohio to get in the homeless shelter. Try to get in the homeless shelter with your dad. So you take your dad your that that sounds [ __ ] Right. Right. Especially she didn't have custody of him. So she Huh. to begin with. Exactly. And when I seen the mother, oh Lord, she just didn't look like the girl that had left when she was living with me cuz boy, she was skinn and bone. She was she was on drugs bad, right? Yeah. Bad. Bad. Yeah. You know you got to be on this bed for your grandma to put you out. Yes. Real bad. Wow. You know, I just I was just thinking about I supposed to did it last night. I should talk. That's right. I went to sleep and didn't do it. I thought about you about 4:00 this morning while I was up. Yeah. Yep. I probably smoking a joint right now getting ready to go to sleep. Yeah. Oh, Lord. Well, most time I still be up that time morning. Yeah. About 4 5:00. Mhm. Yeah. Watching TV. Yep. Watching movies and on the phone playing my games. Ultimate on your phone. Yeah. What was that? Candy. Whatever. Crush. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you ain't still playing Candy Crush, right? No. No. I have that game ever going to get old to you. I know. Oh, it's just so addicting. Uh, you seen your friend been in May lately? No. Tony got at all? None? Uh-uh. Look, Tony got arrested two weeks ago. Got caught with her son. Oh, okay. Tony got caught with a whole bunch of dope in Union Town. I thought he already had got arrested. This the third time. Who caught? $1.26 million. B 1.2. Who called the feds? Yeah, it was set up in Union Town. In Union Town. This is right before the footwash. Footwash coming in next week. Oh, they still do that. They still do the footwash. Yeah. Yeah. Oh lord. I was talking about that the other day. I ain't know if they still did it. Yeah, they still do it. Don't go down there. Do too much killing. Yeah. Yeah. And then Buddha got arrested last week. Coming from California face on. Yeah. And two other guys coming from California with how many pounds? 300 some pounds of uh weed and all kind of um pills and hair and they they got them in Atlanta. Let him flew all the way to Atlanta. Then got him. He flew in with it. Yes. From California. him and three other guys. Real idiots. Ain't they smart? Oh yeah, he got federal charges he got caught coming through the airport with. Right. They was waiting on them when they got off the plane. So they let them cross all them states. Didn't put no charges on their head. That's a lot of states. Yeah. From California to Atlanta. Waiting on them time to get out the plane. Sh. Yeah. Yeah. We probably going to see him for a while, right? But he cut out though on Bun. Mhm. [Music] Mhm. Him and Tim Hawkins son and another guy. Which one? Tim Tim Hawkins son, right? Tim Tim, not Andrew. You know Tim Hawkins. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, I know Tim. Yeah. I was thinking about Andrew. Tim, son. Okay. That's Andrew brother, right? Yes. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz Sam dead. Yeah. Sam Rama. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. He might He might be telling though, right? That's what it is. No, you already being like that. So, ain't no telling. Yeah. He he came all the way to Uniontown with time they pulled him out. They surrounded him the fed or was it I know it could have been Union Town for Could have been right. You know it wasn't Fed him and his girl from Mari him up. Who? This girl tied him up. Tracy Bates Tracy and Bates. Who? Tracy and Bates. Tracy Bates. Tracy B. I know you know it. You know Tracy B. Skinny dark skin. Oh name sound familiar. She rock my age. I think so. Tracy B. Tracy B. You ain't talking about Tracy Lou. I know you know Tracy. Uhuh. Tracy Bates. Yeah. Oh Tracy. Uh-huh. So, it's a lot going on around here. I just sit back and look at and shake my head. Mhm. Mhm. Yeah. [Music] I didn't know they still did the footwash though. Yes. Yes. But too many people getting killed down there. Yeah. Yeah. I thought they would have been stopped there. No, they stopped it because of CO after CO was over with, you know, they had moved it to somewhere else, but after CO got that great, they um back. Oh, okay. That one place I ain't never been. Don't plan on never going, but I ain't never been. Maya thought she was going to go down there. Who? Maya. She thought she was going to go down there. Yeah, she thought come out. How she thought that? I don't know how she thought that. When you go, baby, you going to be running. You ain't going to like what you see. Oh, Lord. My didn't think that for real, mama. Yes, she did. No. Yes, she did. Tell me some of her friends went. Were them the wrong friends? Yeah. And they going down there. They mama them letting them go down there. That them your mama they lose. [Music] She driving now. She driving. She driving good. Yeah. I I love driving Honda. Oh, okay. That's the only car you got, ain't it? Uh-uh. I got a little Chevy track. Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah. She doing good? Yeah, she doing real good. Got a license? Yeah. Okay. They still do it at the same spot? Yeah. Do you have my birth certificate and uh social security card? No, but I can get it. I ain't even got hours yet. I ain't even fine for you, mama. Cuz I think my I I think my birth certific Yeah, cuz I have It did. All I was dead did. But I had my I had my my social security card on me and the FBI got that. So I ain't even looking for that bad. Right. Yeah, cuz my license didn't expire. So and it expired this year, I think. Okay. Yeah. So I gota I'm have a hard, you know, you know, going through that process trying to get all that [ __ ] done. Right. Right. Right. That [ __ ] hell. But if you can get it now, go ahead and get it cuz that [ __ ] going to be hell. can birth certificate, social security card, and [ __ ] but they'll let you get it because you my mama, right? Yeah, but I don't know if I need to know your number or what social security number. You forgot my number. Yeah. You want me to get it to you now? Um, I'm in the bathroom. I'll get to you later. Yeah. Yeah. But definitely I'm going to need that. Yeah. Okay. Cuz I I was born in Marion, wasn't it? Yeah. I still in Marian. Okay. 3:00 in the morning, right? Yeah. On Halloween. Yeah. Okay. Like a Halloween goblin. I should I knew I should have got my license renewed while I was in uh New Mexico. That license lasts for I think 10 or 15 years, something like that. Really? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But now I think by sometime next year all the license got all of them got to be red be redone anyway because you got to get a star put on your license. You got to get a what? A star. A star for what? It's um so they'll know whether or not you can do international travel or travel or something. It's just some kind of law. Everybody likes it. Got to have a star on it. Oh, okay. I'm have to get mine redone. And they and they the driver license place in Mary and they only open like what once a month? See? Um every Monday, something like that. Oh, okay. At one time I know they had they it was rare. Right. Right. Right. No. Yeah. You know, they got the days where they do um the test for your permit and then they got the license. Yeah. Hello. Yeah, I'm here. Okay. Yeah. How Marvin doing Mark all right? Yeah, he doing all right. He get on my nerve. Yeah. Tell I said hello. Whenever I talk to him like N. Okay. You the one that clean you started cleaning up the land yet? Yeah. I just had to have somebody arrested for going over there and stealing a lot of stuff. Someone from the Burke house? Yeah. Who was it? Some white guy. Huh? Some white guy. some white guy. Yeah. He was just pulling up there with a truck. Pulled up there twice. Sunday and Monday. And tell me why ain't nobody call me Sunday. And he came back Monday 5:00 in the morning with a trailer on there. Oh lord. Who called you then? Hermes. Yeah. You know, she said she was out either me or Mark gave um them permission, but Mark ain't on own nothing over there. Getting nobody permission to do nothing. Yeah. So, they called him in the process of doing it. Uh-uh. They called me and then after they gave me the description, I went to the police and police knew exactly who it was cuz they just let him out for doing the same thing. [Laughter] I told him I didn't want him arrest. He was just crying. I felt so sorry for him. I tried to drop the charges. They wouldn't let me. They talking about, well, if um you drop yours, he's still going to be, you know, going to prison because he been warned. Oh, okay. So, I talked to the to the mama and I told him, "Mom, I just want my skills back and I won't whatever he took off, show me the paperwork and give me that money and I go drop the charges." Yeah. Yeah. cuz they ain't trying to send nobody to prison. No, he just, you know. Yeah. After Oh, he was a young guy. What? Middle age. Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah. He trying to get them cast iron skillets. Yeah. You know, you were supposed to leave that over there. I had them I had them pushed back in that other trailer, though. Oh, okay. Cuz the insurance guy told me I can get them and ain't nothing wrong with them. Just clean them up. He said, "I ain't supposed to tell you, but you can still get your skills and use them. Okay. Yeah. And I never really took the the time to go back over there and just get him. Yeah. Yeah. He's stealing. Yeah. Even tow down the chicken coop. Shannon stole all the wine. Oh lord. Yeah. He on drugs. He trying to get some uh some recycle money. Right. Right. Yeah. Well, and mama s them didn't call you that. I think they got something to do with it. Oh, that's that's [ __ ] up. Nobody over there knew my number. Really come with something better than that. And they don't come to town none of that. Yeah. Okay. Right. Nobody Everybody who who got They could have went to They could have went to Kia. Exactly. Really, Glenn? I'm Come on, April. Auntie how they miss all these people been amaz I can't believe face still be acting like that. Y'all need to stop there. She just she just hit my last mirror when me, my journey went over there. When she told us to come over there and then when we got over there, she going to run in the house and we s um um was L said she end up taking a bath. So, okay, I wait for her to get out and then she going to call me from inside her trailer and I'm sitt on the foot. Y'all got to leave. What? What? She asked you to come over there for her. Okay. Yeah. I I don't think she knew Tony was coming. He trying to act like Tony is a billionaire. Yeah. Mhm. You know. Yeah. So, ever since that one head and you know I ain't going to been nowhere. Yeah. I know. I love I love you too, baby. I'm sending got my pockets sitting right here and I'm getting ready to send it to you right now. Okay. I'll talk to you soon. All right. Real soon. You had me worried. Okay. All right. All right. Love you, baby. Yeah. I love you. All right. Byebye. The caller has hung up. After the beep, please say your first and last name. Shannon Ryan. 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To consent to this recorded call, press one. To disconnect, press two. Thank you for using Securus. You may start the conversation now. Hello. Hello. Yeah. Hey, mama. See how they cut our phone call out? You know they Listen. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. The lady name is Britney Franco. Spell it. Brittany. Britney. B R I T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T A N Y. And what's it Britney? Franco. F R A N C O. Okay. And she said she work for Broward County. Broward County, Florida. DA office. It is is on her profile. Did you check her profile? No, I was checking it then, but she Yeah, she it it didn't really say, but she is in Florida, but she does live in Florida. Yeah, she did go to school in Florida, too. Yeah, cuz I'm going need I'm going need you to uh really look at her prof because she work for the district office. It going to say it on her profile. Um, I ain't got a chance to go all the way through it then you call back. Don't worry about it. I'll check with you. Uh, I'll check with you next month. But, uh, yeah, cuz uh, I don't have a is I wonder if it's on the computer. I'll check to see if it's on the key because I don't think they give us list of the district attorney name. But I'll check see she won. But then she could just work in the office and not be a district attorney. That's what I really need to find out because she still Yeah, she said she worked in the office in the DA office. Yeah. See, that's what I'm trying to find out. But still, she ain't got no business on that. Come in about nothing. Like I told her, if you work for the D office, you giving out information that nobody else have. But one of this lady named Charlotte Pomp knows everything that nobody else know because you giving her the information. Mhm. And I think that's against the law. Yeah, mama. You got to screenshot that. Screenshot. I already did. Oh, yeah. take pictures of it. And uh what what what what website was what was that on? They got three different um groups out for her. They did have four. Mhm. But they got on one of her sites find on Facebook. Yeah. That's the name of the page. Find Yes. Okay. And what date do you know what date that was? She was talking about it. That was the same date that you went to court last time. The last court date. Yeah. Uh okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. Cuz uh Yeah. I need to find out if she work with get the information to my lawyer. Yeah. He talking about wealth. Only thing I'm just explaining to him what a deposition is. But he won't be getting out no time soon. I know that for a fact because I work for the office. I'm like, uh oh. Do you now? Okay. [ __ ] Uh we'll see when I fill out this um this um uh fast and speedy trial. What she got? What she going to have to say then? Cuz I ain't going to keep waiting on I'm just trying to let this because she ain't been on the case that long. So, I'm giving her a little stretch to get these deposition done and then Lord have mercy. These folks cry. Uhhuh. Yeah. I know. Mama, don't let them stress you out. Britney Franco. Okay. Yeah. I need to find out. She work for that office, too, right? Yeah. I'mma ask my lawyer. I'mma ask my lawyer. Can she find out? And uh I'mma tell her what's going on. But I mean all she did was just talk about what she talked about who they was giving deposition to. Huh? She talked about who he was giving deposition to. Who had gave depositions? No. And you said she had said Maya. Um Mimi. See Mimi. The only Mimi I know her real name is Maya Frankie. I got it right here in front of me. Is Maya Frank key something like that. F R E N K E. I don't know. Um, and that's the one that you had said had called you that time. Only had called you one time before. Me and you had made contact. That's her from Texas. That's the only Mimi I know cuz she by the nickname Mimi Len. Yeah, but that's not her real name. Yeah, her her real name is Maya Freaky. I got it in front of me. Yeah. Yeah, that's it. That's her. cuz I had called and asked her about it. Ask who? Ask me. Oh, okay. I ain't got nothing to do with that. I don't want no tampering with I got nothing to do with that. Mama, I as you do, I don't even want to know. I'm just saying. Okay. But uh yeah, I ain't got nothing to do with that. But uh yeah, I mean whatever she knows, she can tell. I ain't this [ __ ] So whatever she knows, she can tell. And I've been told her that. She tell me everything you know. Right. Right. So they won't be [ __ ] with you or or stressing you out by getting tell me everything you know. That's it. I I got her um I got her uh her her statements from the police that that she gave the FBI. Okay. Yeah. I got no statements. She told him what she knew, which was nothing. So yeah, I got her statements. No, they showing people that um not recently gave depositions. Yeah. I I don't know. And they call herself showing depositions on the um online. So she was showing what was said on the deposition online. Who the depositions came from? Oh, she just gave the name of the people giving deposition and Yeah. And you know had the deposition paper online. Come on. What the what the people the statements that was actually being asked questions and stuff? Uh no, it didn't show that part. They're just showing, you know, who they got statements recently from. Oh, okay. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. And she she and she gave information online. This um Britney Franco. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I'm It's public. It's public information. Anybody can pull it up. Okay. Maybe so, but I don't know if you supposed to be giving it out online. There you go. There you go. What I said, too. Maybe so. But uhuh. Yeah. So, yeah, I'mma ask my lawyer about it. I'mma call her I'mma call her Monday and I'mma ask her about this name and I'mma tell her everything you said and I'll get back to you. Even if it had to be nothing, I get back to you and have you send her the information, the screenshots if she can't find it. Okay. I already got screenshotted. But yeah, don't let no folks stress you out. They in control. God in control. Don't worry about that. Yeah, I know. But when they get to saying certain things, it just really But she shouldn't she shouldn't have said that though about this is not going nowhere and ain't getting no time soon. No time soon. Yeah. Make sure you screenshot all that. I got it. Yeah. All that. Thank you. I sure got it. Cuz she and just go back and check and see if she uh worked for that office, too. See if she got the information displayed on her Facebook. Okay. I know she was in Pomp, Florida. Yeah. Okay. That's Broward County. What? Yeah. Pompo. Pompo is Broward County. Okay. Yeah. Well, yeah. So, she in the right area. She might actually work for him. We going to find out though. She said she work in the office. She didn't say she was a DH. Just said she work in their office. It's still the same thing. Mhm. What you doing on this post? Yeah. come in anything about the case. Yep. I told him that's that's you trying to y'all trying to railroad my son now. Yeah. You work for DA office and you giving out sensitive information. Oh, it's not sensitive. Mhm. Okay. Yeah. I thought we going to see about that. Yeah. Yeah. Everybody all right though cuz I ain't check on the family in a while. Yeah. Everybody fine. Ain't nobody passed away. Mm- No, you'll try to hide it from me. No, no, I know I wouldn't. No, ain't nobody passed away. Anybody climb? Yeah. Everything. I'm doing all right though. Yeah. Get on. I'mma get on my lawyer case Monday. I'mma call her. I'm ask her to send me the transcript of those deposition that she just did. Yeah. Yeah. It's a couple more that she really do need to do. And I don't understand why the other lawyers ain't there. The ones that she's doing that she's doing is what the other lawyers supposed to have already done when she was talking about, "Oh, I think I'm ready to go to trial." Oh, right. I'm so glad she [ __ ] gone. No, they was show she was trying to show where they still got people making depositions against you. Uhhuh. Yeah. They still making depositions in my opinion. That don't mean [ __ ] They for me in my opinion every time every I ran was in my favor. Okay. The one the police gave. Okay. Give some more. Right. Right. I want them to give deposition. See, but they putting up stuff that try to make you look like, you know. Yeah. To the to to the public. I know. But deposition. Why the hell this guy? Because on one post it was saying that um Mimi think she was working for you or whatever. Mhm. Yeah. And what it said that you know she probably had something to do with the disappearance or some [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out of here. This when they first started these groups though. Yeah. Yeah. I got Mimi statement in there. Jimmy said I came to her house and uh I I I didn't stay there and she don't know where I was and I only stayed for a couple days and I might have slip outside in the woods somewhere and that was it. Right. Right. Right. That was it. That was her say. So yeah, that's what she told me too. Yeah. So, but my lawyer my lawyer what my lawyer doing is she's doing depositions so none of these people on this witness list don't get in the courtroom and all of a sudden they got a new story that she ain't heard. Okay. That's why she doing the deposition. So, I did your deposition. So, when you get in this courtroom, you should come up with some surprise story. Right. Right. That's why she doing it. And mom, they they really did put a lot of name on the deposition list. Like there's a lot of people, you know, I mean a lot a lot of frivolous moment. But and then like a lot of us police officers and most of the police offic I need them to get up there and say what they say in a deposition. Thank you. Like deposition. Anybody can write out a deposition give a deposition that don't mean it's true. Yeah. But I mean what it does is when they when they get up there and they give a deposition, you're making a swing statement. So now when when you're called to trial and you get up here, you need to be saying what you said in deposition, right? You know, you got people that get to trial and all them cameras in front of you now all want to make up a new story. Right. Right. Yeah. That's what the depositions are for. So my lawyer know exactly what you got to say. Okay. Cuz when they do the deposition, the DA don't say nothing. Mom, she don't ask no question. This all my lawyers. Every time I got the DA don't say nothing. My lawyer answer all the questions and then that's it. They answer. You need you need to give her permission to talk. Call me. Yeah, I talk to him. Yeah, I tell them. Yeah. Don't uh But yeah, don't don't let them stress you out. Boy, it's hard. Yeah, they just trying to make my life living here. Like I said, I ain't did [ __ ] You know I ain't did [ __ ] But I mean, why we keep going back and forth with Right. Right. Make me sit and think you you making me suffer. Well, I ain't suffering. That's that first of all. And when I get out, I want you to pay me too for the suffering that you cause for me sitting there. You and your family. That's right. What the hell? Oh lord. Right. Yeah. I'm sick of these people. I know, Mom. I know. M. Yeah. Well, uh, how Jamie doing? Doing all right. Yeah, she working at Walmart County. Oh, she is. Okay. She's trying time to go to school. Where? Oh, she going to Huntsville, right? Yeah. Tell Maya when she go to Huntsville, tell her just transfer her job. Tell her don't quit. Just transfer and just work part time up there. Yeah, that's what I really told her. Yeah, that that's way because when you put in time with Walmart, it come with all kind of benefit. Just hold it as long as you can. Right. J say hey and tell them we're getting me. Huh? J say hey. Oh, tell him I said hey mama. Say hey J. Huh? Tell him I said hello mama. You said hello. Tell her um when uh yeah when she graduate she can't look at management or anything in Walmart. Yeah. That's what I told her. That's her plan. She really put in for stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But uh yeah. Yeah. She ready? Yeah. I know that's true. Rain too smart just be sitting around out. Yeah. I don't think she gonna stay up there alone though. Okay, Junior. She just gonna get to check on her boyfriend. They gonna break. She'll be back. Right. Right. Yeah. Yeah. She just going up then when once they she'll be back. I know. I mean when she call you crazy go and put it in that transfer baby. Right. Right. Oh lord. Yeah. But I wasn't gonna send that until I heard from you. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You can go but Yeah. Go ahead and do that when I got the phone with you. Yeah. But uh Yeah. But everything all right, Mom. But stay on them folks about going to the doctor now. Yeah, I am. Yeah, cuz it don't make no uh Yeah, it don't make no sense. Your phone going off though. Yeah, cuz it don't make no sense. I don't even understand. But like I said, I I just I should have been called to see the doctor here to keep my my meds going. They should have been doing labor. So if they ain't did none of that, it's wrong. So just going to get They mess around. let you die if they want to. Must the hell out of Uhhuh. Yeah. Cuz I I don't understand how you ain't approved it when I'm showing signs of prostate cancer. Mom, that's what I'm showing signs of. I'm showing signs of prostate cancer cuz I seen it uh when I was doing some research and I and I think I had read a newspaper article and and well, you know, people be writing the doctor in the newspaper. The doctor. Okay. Yeah. So they they got this this guy called Dr. Ro. People be asking questions and stuff in the newspaper. He answering and he said uh well dude asked something about prostate cancer. He said uh uh upset stomach and they they gives me a pill for upset stomach. Uh bleeding in your stool. And he said bleeding in your stool can sometimes be cleared where you won't see it. Uh or it can be red where you see it. And I got that. And uh okay. Yeah. He said, uh, what did I say? Oh, upset stomach, uh, blood in your stool, um, low B12, and remember when I told you a couple months ago, they give me bleach, uh, B12 shots. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All that. Um, Oh, yeah. And iron iron deficiency anemia. And they got me on iron pills. And they say I'm anemic, right? [ __ ] What the [ __ ] are you waiting on? Uh, for me to That's why that doctor uh recommended me to get the the the camera stuff down my throat. That's why he did that. One time I read the newspaper that I'm like, damn, that's all the signs of prostate cancer. So what the [ __ ] are they waiting on, right? Cuz if I go to the doctor, he tell me I got prostate cancer. I'm going to sue the [ __ ] out of these folks, right? Promise you. I promise you cuz you just sat here and and and posted been approved this seizures. You see all the symptoms and the and the doctor here did her job. I can't say that she didn't do her job. It's just the fact that when when she sent me out to that specialist and I'm supposed to be going back, the people who supposed to be approving it ain't doing their job. Right. Right. Cuz I was wondering why she sent me to the specialist to begin with. When I read the newspap, I said, "Oh [ __ ] now I get it. Now I get it." Yeah. So Right. Right. Yeah. Cuz you telling me I'm anemic and you giving me iron pills, but you never came to tell me about what's causing the anemia. Right. Right. You don't know where the blood going. I'm telling you it's coming out in my sto. But you don't know where the blood going. So I don't know what they waiting on. Okay. Mhm. On it though. Yeah. I'm on them. Right. Right. Stay on there. They going to do their job. Right. Why they cut us off the first time? I have no idea, mama. They came on the intercom. I mean, they came on and said that we were doing a three-way call, but we don't do no three-way call, so I ain't worried about that. Exactly. We doing no damn three-way calling. Exactly. Hey, where the [ __ ] they get that from? But the dude said sometimes the phone malfunction like that. I don't know. I don't know. But that was just really weird. They'll be all right. Yeah, they'll be all right. Mhm. Well, ain't going to hold you on that phone long. All right, baby. I'm um go ahead and send it off to you now. And I love you, too. All right. I'll talk to you soon, Mom. You better. I will. Don't wait no darn much. I won't, mama. All right. Love you, son. Love you, too. See you later. All right. The caller has hung