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2:03It's your daily dose of Donna. Welcome to the show. Today is Thursday, October 1st. Oh my gosh, it's officially the day where you feel like you can bring out the pumpkins, bring out the fall candles. It's unfortunate. It's 95 degrees here in Los Angeles, but it's okay. We can get through hard things. We've always been able to get through hard things. This is just one of them. Come to the show, everyone. We've got a lot to talk about today. Stories that we haven't really had up before, but stories that I've deep-dived over the last 24 hours. And you know how that works with me. I become hyper-focused and hyper-fixated on these stories, and then I just want to talk all about it. We're going to get into everything. Thank you guys for being here, everyone, that is already in the live chat, and then anyone that's listening on Spotify and Apple, as always. I'm so grateful for you guys. I really appreciate all of the support listening, and there's going to be more. I'm going to talk to you guys about a little bit more, and just a little bit. So everyone make sure to hit that like, subscribe, follow along everywhere on Instagram, etc.

3:04It's your daily dose of Donna. How's everyone doing? You guys tell me in the chat, where are you live? What are you doing? What are you up to today? What are you obsessed with? Like what topics are you obsessed with right now that you can't get enough of? Obviously, a couple of weeks ago, it was the Lindsay Clancy trial. I know some people are still obsessed with that. I'm not going to be talking so much about that because that I need a break from that toxicity. People are obsessed with the Cornell story, which is a whole other beast. Oh my God. That is a whole other beast, that Cornell story. And it's so hard for me to even wrap my head around because every single time I want to talk about it, I get new information.

4:05And I just feel sometimes with these stories, it's really important to wait and learn everything before you're reporting on it or taking a side because I saw a whole group of people over the weekend go all in into the Cornell story on one end with just a little information as I did as well. Okay. I thought something very, very strongly off the first time I heard the information. I think it was Saturday or Sunday. I was sitting on my couch and I was like, wait, what is this? And all of a sudden I'm like, I'm sorry. Seven men gang banged basically a past out woman in college over seven hours. What the? And then now you're starting to hear all this other information, for example, information from her text messages, information from the 2024 police report, etc. There's a lot going on there. I mean, the New York Times did a huge article today that really exposed a lot of information

5:10that was very different than what we had heard from the day that it just first kind of popped into our feeds. And it's damning information for the story that was originally told. One thing I can say is as someone that went to college, I did. I went to UC Santa Barbara. I don't think one college is worse than another when it comes to this. I think you can find men and women who act inappropriately in both, in both like in all kinds of schools. I think it's a really crazy time in kids' lives because it's the first time living outside of the home where you get pretty much free reign to do whatever you want, right? You can drink anything you want. You can eat. You can party. You can do drugs. You can hook up. You can come at home really late at night like or in the morning. So there's a lot going on there behind the scenes that at all of these colleges, I think everyone's probably had their own version of stories. Now I wasn't in the Greek world at all because my college did not need to be in the Greek

6:14world. Like UC Santa Barbara was fine if you weren't in a sorority or fraternity. There wasn't a big Greek life there. So you made so many friends no matter what. But the Greek world is a whole different beast. I mean, from what I've heard, right? And just last night I was watching a case on CBS News, another case involving a fraternity in hazing. How many times do we hear these stories about these fraternities, mostly fraternities and hazing that caused death because the kids over drink as part of a ritual to be accepted and to be liked. And then they drink too much and then they pass out and they get, you know, they get alcohol poisoning and some die. And it's, it's kind of crazy. So just last night I was watching a story on CBS about one of the fraternity who was like the pledge master at the school. And I really, I mean, I could find the information because I don't want to mess it up. But I can't remember exactly what his, what the school that he went to was, but I can find

7:15out in just one second. The point is, is that it is an absolute like travesty. What happens at a lot of these schools? They really, they really go crazy. And kids aren't thinking ahead. They're not thinking about the future, right? Here is the story I saw, the little clip. I did a little research on it, but it was like, I was depressed watching it. It says father of student who died in a hazing incident speaks in court during the frat leader sentencing. So it was Northern Arizona University. So this is what I'm saying. Bad stuff is happening at Cornell. Bad stuff is happening at Northern, Northern Arizona or whatever. I mean, like, it could happen at city college. It's just, I think this age is just, it's that age that you're treated as an adult, but you're so not an adult. You're so not ready to get there, you know? And so it says he, okay, in March, an 18 year old pledge, his name was Colin Martinez

8:22died in a hazing incident from alcohol poisoning at a house party. His father spoke about his son's death saying, I use this word courage because that's what's required when fear, self protection group loyalty or convenience tempt us to inaction instead of doing what another human being desperately needs us to do. This is Carter Eslik. He was the fraternity leader and he was sentenced to 60 days in jail, 60 days. Now he didn't actually physically kill this kid Colin Martinez, but he was the fraternity leader and he was in charge of the pledges and kind of giving them these, these, I guess, these milestones in terms of drinking. Yeah, I got to drink this much. You got to do this. You got to keep drinking. You got to keep drinking. Here's the little clip just to watch. One thing I can tell you is this Carter does look very sad and remorseful, but... For choices made that night.

9:23There were opportunities to protect Colin and when Colin began incapable of protecting himself, he was dependent upon other human beings that had to courage to protect him, and that courage was not there. But the word has become very important when he's since losing my son, courage. I use this word courage because... It's very sad to think about what's going on and college is supposed to be a really happy fun time and a lot of kids really do live an incredibly happy, fun life and go through four years at university without having any experiences like this, without having any experiences where they're being taken advantage of, where they get really sick, where they do too many drugs, too much alcohol. They just go, they socialize, they may have a cocktail here and there or have a few beers or whatever. And when they go to a party, they hook up, you know, like a normal amount of dating and they go to school and then they graduate, usually probably with no jobs.

10:27You guys are all talking about the John Ham story. Of course I've talked about the John Ham story. I did an entire episode on the John Ham story and it was very, very controversial because people really don't want to dislike John Ham. People do not want John Ham to be the bad guy because he's the bravo loving, anti-co-investee, um, hottie with the big peepee and star of some of our favorite shows. So when you have someone that's like popular and cool and all of these things and yet you find out that when he was a teenager or maybe even 20, I don't know exactly how old he was at that time, he beat the living. Right, out of one of his fraternity brothers, so badly that that guy is still recouping and re- like putting his life back together 30 years later, so disgusting, so awful. If you guys aren't interested in that story, um, you can probably YouTube on YouTube were

11:29like search it on my podcast because I'm sure, I'm sure if I just searched it, I would find it. The story is really dark. It's really dark and the worst part about it is that he didn't even, he wasn't even apologetic. In fact, he kind of avoided talking about it completely. When a reporter would call him and ask him about it, he would, um, oh well, here's a, here's where I talk about it, hold on. Is this it? Let's see if I was smart to have timestamps on this day. I, I was. I have timestamps. Okay, let me just show you a little bit of it. This is one year ago. We do John Ham or Jack's Taylor. John Ham or Jack's Taylor. This is a wild story. I don't even understand how the hell we can talk about this. This is such a deep dive.

12:33I'm going to make a pass. I know that you guys love John Ham and so do I. So this is upsetting. This is upsetting to me, upsetting, but we've got to talk about like the reality of this. And so when I posted this in the Facebook or last night, for things and how did they handle, really, I'll tell you what I did, really bad in college. You guys ready for the bot? $50 apartment, like all the people in my apartment, they all, they were like my little, what I didn't do in college was beat the shit out of someone for a Greek life thing. And I definitely did not do anything to the extent that John Ham did. So there's an article that just came out on Daily Mail and there's a podcast episode about it as well called the nerve that goes into a deep dive. And this is not the first time that it has been exposed. So shockingly, this has been talked about before and kind of just like pushed to the side because a lot of times with celebrities like like lively or Ryan Reynolds, okay, we don't need to go into the whole story. But essentially you can find it there. It's on Daily Dose of Donna. It was on April 23rd, 2025. So go check it out. Funny to watch myself grow up here on you too. Look at that. Just look at that. Would you guys allow your kids to get into a fraternity and go through the

13:38hazing process? I mean, it's so hard because you want or sorority, you want them to experience their lives. You want them to go through life and have all these experiences and not feel like they can't and they're left out and whatever. And sometimes when parents are like no, kids do worse. So you have to be very careful about the limits and the boundaries that you put on your kids. But at the same time, I guess you have to know your kid. I'm shocked to know that some seventh and eighth graders are out there drinking. Like I found that out recently that seventh and eighth graders are drinking with their friends. And I look at my eighth grader and I'm like you, he can hardly handle being sober. What do you mean drinking? What? So it makes me a little concerned. Now I was never a big drinker growing up. I never really drank. I think I had like one wine cooler in high school. I really just wasn't into it. I would

14:40smoke cigarettes and smoke pot. But I was not a drinker until I went to UC Santa Barbara. And then I was like, oh, drinking is fun. And then it probably was a problem because I was never exposed to it really. And then I probably just ended up drinking a little too much hence all my freshman 15 when I came home at a little of a year of freshman year after surviving on lean cuisines, which by the way, lean cuisines are bullshit. Okay, this is a separate story. This is something for another time. But when you go out and you come home at 2 a.m. and you're eating yourself a chicken paccata from lean cuisine, I can guarantee you you're not losing anyway. Just putting it out there. So is parenting the problem with these kids is the no is not having any kind of boundaries rules or are you growing up in two strict of a household that when you go into college, you all of a sudden just like lose your mind. But the fact is that this Cornell story is really

15:42tough to cover because there's so many sides to it. And if you believe that a woman is always the victim when it comes to any sort of sexual situation, if she says whether it's two weeks later or two years later that that was unconcensual or non-concensual and she does not feel like she was safe or she had control, it's very hard not to immediately want to side with that woman. But so much has come out that it makes you truly question because there's seven men who have been named. Seven men, some as far as I'm aware, a couple of them didn't even touch her. Like weren't even in physically with her, they were just in the room during a brief period of it. Not saying any of them acted well. I think these boys also acted stupidly and belligerently and disrespectfully and all of that. And I think she by going to a

16:44frat house, when you go to a frat house, by choice, to party up with your boys when you with a guy and then you agree to a threesome with another guy. And then you continue to agree to more threesome's. And then you're doing drugs off members, penises. I don't know. There's a part of me that struggles a little bit to believe that it was all completely unconcensual. I believe she was also enjoying herself for a little bit. Maybe she enjoyed the attention she was getting. Maybe she enjoyed the actual sex that she was getting the drugs, whatever. And only after what did she come out to this situation where she was like, I don't know, you know, if that was appropriate or not. She also then, the day after, it's so hard to explain. You guys are so much. It's all gross. From her, from them, from everyone I agree with you, Gwen. But the situation is really tough because right after the day after she texts the guy. And I'm telling you, these texts are what screw you

17:47in these relationships and these situations because look at Blake and Justin. Look at all of these cases that we've talked about. Look at Caleb and Alia. Look at any one of these stories. Lindsey Clancy, any of them. If you are in a situation with someone else and you text with them, those text messages are 1000% evidence. And so it she is in those text messages texting the guy that she went to go visit in the fraternity house that night that I believe she had a crush on her whenever. And she said, I love you, King. I had fun last night or something along those lines. She also says very clearly in a text message within those first few days that it was all fun for her. And she enjoyed it. And it shouldn't be that weird. And people should be more sexually open. And it's, it won't be that weird for anyone, even if people are talking about it because this is like the time in our lives now that people are very sexual. Now things continued and more people started talking

18:52about it. And then she got a little bit more embarrassed by it, I believe later. And then she started to she got a disinvitation. She was disinvited from his fraternity, um, October 31st, Halloween party towards end of the month. And that's when she was like, what the hell? Why are you disinviting me? I can't believe you guys are doing that. You're totally sticking together and you're coming against me, which understandably would feel betrayal that is betrayal. But that was the day that she said, I'm done talking to you. And she went to the police. So it does feel a little bit strange timing wise. And this is the New York Times, who I actually hate. But the New York Times released this group of text messages. From kickoff to the final whistle, trade the biggest moments in football on CalShi. America's number one prediction market platform. Carolina is currently trading at 42% to upset Detroit, meaning a $100 trade pays out $213 if they win. Download CalShi, use code music to get $25

19:55when you trade $25. KALSHI, CalShi, trade on anything. 18 plus only restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. CalShi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information, see calShi.com slash regulatory. A morning walk, some bird watching. It's another easy Sunday. United Health Group makes these ordinary days possible. With partners like the University of Tennessee Health Sciences, helping communities manage their health closer to home. 54% of participants have lowered their blood pressure, meaning fewer heart attacks and more Sundays at the park. This might feel like an ordinary day. To United Health Group, it's the health care system working better for everyone. Learn more at unitedhealthgroup.com slash commitment.

21:02All in your terms. No touch ups. No fading. No compromises. Shop, Maybelline, SuperStay, Matt Inc. Liquid Lipstick now. Available on Amazon. In Orlando, meetings reach another level thanks to a growing list of award-winning restaurants, a world-class convention center, a great hotel community, easy access for the airport, and of course, the weather. Andrew Moise, VP of FanExpo HQ, had this to say about Orlando. Orlando really can be that destination where you can innovate, collaborate, and look into the future. And that's what makes Orlando unbelievably real. Learn more at OrlandoForBusiness.com. I do not stand with the boys on this one. I do not stand with her necessarily on this one. I kind of feel like eight people made bad decisions in one night and maybe more that had knowledge about what was going on. But it's so crazy. Can you imagine sending your kids to a school at Cornell? Do you know how expensive it is to go to Cornell? Do you know how hard you

22:10have to work to get into Cornell? And then you find out that one month after school starts, your daughter is snorring ketamine, or your son is having a three-sum with his frapp brother and some drunk girl? Like, what the- it's such a mess. I'd be like, oh my god, why did I do this? Why did I put my kids in the situation? Why did I even pay for it? So it's just kind of crazy. Isaacs Enrique says, I don't trust in New York Times. And normally I really don't trust in New York times. But these are accessing real text messages. So it does, and by the way, the New York Times is an incredible, incredibly, I should say, I don't want to say this, but liberal in the New York Times, it's a really incredible, magazine or what's it called? Newspaper. And so I do believe that they had a- they usually I feel like would take the side of the victim, which is the

23:19but for whatever reason, they're not really doing that in this story. And that's tough, right? That's a tough take with it. I'm trying to show you guys the New York Times article. I just need the verification code. They're going to try to charge me for this. Continue without subscribing. Bitch. Okay, here we go. The article is called How a Cornell student went from shame to action. And it was published today on October 1st. And it's a whole article all about it. And basically the takeaway from it is I put the article in chat this morning just to give like a very small summary because I don't, you know, it's a really, really long article. But essentially it says that according to the New York Times, it says the New York Times obtained previously private records from Cornell's title nine investigation into a sophomore identified as Jane Doe who accused multiple Chi-Pai Chi-Pai fraternity members of sexually assaulting her at an October 19th, 2024

24:21party in a legend. She- and the led she was coerced into taking ketamine. The records include texts, interviews, photos and emails that show how her understanding of the night changed over the following weeks. So right after the night, she returned to her dorm the next morning and she told her roommate she had taken ketamine and had sex with multiple men. According to one roommate, she did not initially describe what happened as rape or assault, although another roommate said she appeared to be in shock. The following day she told her sorority big sister that rumors were starting to spread that she was a slut. Reportedly adding that unfortunately they are true. Her big sister later told investigators that she believed Jane Doe had not yet processed what had happened. One of the men she later accused his name is Jonathan Newell texted her to apologize for how the night had unfolded saying he and another man Matthew Ingalls had been too intoxicated to stop things before they got way out of hand. She responded at the end of the day, none of the sexual stuff was

25:25illegal and honestly I really liked being with you and Matt. So she responded to one of the guys saying I really liked it. Okay, that message was sent before she later characterized much of the encounter as non-consensual. It says over the next several days her text focused heavily on the rumors and damaged her reputation. She told Ingalls the situation was ruining my life temporarily and she said she was sleeping and crying all day and instructed a roommate to tell people that the incident had not happened. Her roommate told investigators that Jane Doe initially recounted the night as a crazy thing she had done but as time passed she seemed to conclude that something bad had happened and that she had not actually enjoyed or consented to parts of it. The roommate said she had conversations with Jane Doe and which she explained that some things Jane described could be classified as rape. Another important moment was an anonymous online post accusing the five five members of gang rape. Jane Doe later told investigators that reading the

26:27post was the first time she encountered a version of events in which she wasn't being characterized as promiscuous but instead as someone who had been assaulted. Despite what had happened, Jane Doe initially wanted to attend high fives Halloween party. He, Matthew Ingalls, one of the guys that she was with that first night, texted her that she was welcome at the front house and she responded positively. But the fraternity president subsequently called and then disinvited her. Not the guy she was with the frat president saying it was for her own good. She reacted angrily. She said the woman will always get the short end of the stick. Y'all aren't my friends. Y'all are covering your asses. Then a few days later on November 3rd, she texted the guy. Let's be clear. 90% of what happened that night was not consensual. She said she had been given more ketamine than she could remember and recall telling him he was she was uncomfortable and didn't know the people in the room. Four days later on November 7th, she went to an emergency room and she requested a rape kit.

27:32So where the case stands right now is that the local DA had reviewed her complaint and declined to bring criminal charges saying there wasn't sufficient evidence. Cornell separately conducted extensive proceedings. Jane Doe also filed a civil lawsuit on September 16th of this year against those seven men alleging sexual assault. And lawyers for at least three of them have broadly denied criminal wrongdoing. Well, others had not publicly commented at the time of the article. So the central point of this article is that the newly obtained records reveal that Jane Doe did not immediately identify herself as an assault victim. They document a roughly three-week evolution in how she described and understood the night from shame and concern about rumors to conversation with the friends about consent to ultimately alleging that most of what occurred was non-consensual. The article presents that evolution as important context rather than by itself proof that either her allegations or the men's denials are true. So if you see what I'm saying, this case is showing or at least the way that the New York Times is bringing it is that there's a lot of

28:40evidence to show that if she maybe did not have people around the town or the city or the school calling her names, talking about her, spreading rumors, what she have cared three weeks later. If it didn't affect her social status in any way, if it didn't affect her reputation, because that on its own is not enough of a reason to call something non-consensual when you felt it was. Now, there's also much possibility that after something traumatic happens to certain people, you go through the motions, denial this, that, and then you come into the place of acceptance and you're like, whoa, I was great. Something like that. And so that's a possibility too. We haven't heard her say. At first, I thought it was consensual, but the more I'm sitting with it, it's actually feeling like, no, I wasn't really aware. And that's also a story. I don't know exactly where to feel on this one. I really don't. I don't know where to go with it. So that's why I've

29:43hesitated covering it until I just have a little bit more information, but it's really up to perception. This case, because if she walked away from that room that night came home to her parents and said, okay, something really, really bad happened. And I really didn't like it. And I feel awful about it. And I'm scared. And I feel like I was taken advantage of and went straight to the emergency room and got a rape kit within the first 24 hours. It's not a question for me. But she came home, texted the guy, said how much she enjoyed it, said how much she liked it, said how she would do it again, tried to go back to their houses. These things make me question a little bit. I'm just being honest, right? So I think it's a group of young people that made bad decisions. What I don't love about it is how those seven men's names, pictures, and like everything have now been published all over the world, because there are possibilities that some of those guys were just innocent losers that not innocent, but like drunk high losers that were excited

30:44about the opportunity to get their, you know, area fondled. And is that a reason that they should be plastered all over the world as rape assaulters? And that to me is a little bit too much, too far for something without proving like in this world, you can't even be if your name is somewhat connected to these things. It's over for you. They've lost their jobs. They've lost a lot of, they've lost their reputation, right? We all know now you Google their name. It's over like for the rest of their lives, unless more comes out that vindicates them. But either way, they were involved in a ridiculous amount of sex and drugs. And that's going to stick with them for the rest of their lives. Her, well, she's anonymous right now. So she is anonymous, but their names are always going to be connected to this no matter what comes out in the trial. And that's really, really tough. Okay. Now for anyone out there that really feels like, you know, I don't believe victims. I'm not,

31:46you know, believing the women I absolutely do. And I think a lot of women have stories like this as of right now today, even watching the show that feel like, oh my god, I had this happened to me too. Maybe not the seven guys in the ketamine, not the penis. Okay. That's, that's new. That's 2026 parting. But I think a lot of girls have had experiences like this with men and then just didn't do anything because of the reputational, you know, being scared that people were going to talk about them, etc. Or just worrying about getting, you know, the repercussions of reporting bad behavior from men. It's really tough. It's really tough. Okay. Oh my god. Someone's trying to date Laura in the in the chat. Danny Dallas Cowboys, let's go says Laura, Laura, you're a beautiful, gorgeous stunning, amazing. Are you single? If you were single, I would love for us to get to know each other better slowly, but gradually to date each other. Uh, Laura, um, I don't know about this. I,

32:55can you show us a picture of you? Okay. Um, Rachel says, I've had some history with an allegation like this and I'm so uncomfortable with the text from both. I never once played my situation off once as a fun time. Same. In fact, the one thing that ever happened to me that I would put even slightly in this category and it wasn't even close to this category, but it felt very, uh, violating. I have never ever spoken to the guy again. And this is a guy I knew in high school and it happened in college. And I literally cut him out of my life completely like we'll never talk them again. And those are the stories that like I always think about. I can't imagine texting him the next day and being like, that was so fun. Unless I had a major crush on him and wanted him to like me or something, I just don't see how in the world, um, that, you know, that could happen, like that, that's wild. Josh says just to close the loop on Laura, she's not single, don't hit on

33:57the moderators unless it's me or Christina. And Rika, he wasn't trying to hit on me. Married. Baby, where the hell is my husband? Um, oh, my god, Jay, Jay says I lost my Virginia age 13 to a 30 year old woman never reported it due to stigma and just one move on. Jay, I'm really sorry about that. That is awful. This woman completely took your childhood away from you. I am so sorry. That's disgusting and awful. And I'm, I hate stories like that. I never, I can't stop because my algorithm feeds me these damn stories about the teachers that hook up with their students. And I feel like I'm a sicko because I'm constantly wanting to read about it. I'm interested in the stories, but I always just like what? And sometimes I think about this now because I send my kids to school, obviously, and like, my kids are in sixth and eighth grade. And this is like

34:58starting on those years where you start to get like, you hear these stories. And I think about myself, like, what in the world are we going to, you know, how are we going to handle? Like, I hope there's no weird teachers that my kids are seeing. Like, I don't know, I get nervous. There was a local high school here in like the Malibu, Calabasas private high school, $50,000 a year if you go there. And the man that was working there was just all over the news this week was taking pictures of girls underneath their skirts. And because he batted for the other team, meaning he was a gay man, no one didn't need anything about it. I'm sorry, no. I'm sorry, no, that's a no for me. Okay. Yes, G Holterman says no matter what seven guys were there, even if they were just watching beyond disgusting agree? Absolutely agree. Guys, yes, they, I feel like everyone did bad,

35:58made bad moves that night. Okay, let's get into some other stories. I wasn't even planning on talking about that. But I'm kind of glad that I did. And I'll give you guys more updates. I am not blaming anyone at this point. I mean, I am blaming kind of all of them in a little bit. But I don't know exactly where I lie. I just know that one side of the internet is never going to allow you to ever say anything. But all the men are, you know, evil. And she was innocent. And I don't love that because there's a lot of more information that people should be reading. Do you love all the virtue signaling that the influencers are giving though? Because like, I can't with these men, it's the men, right? These men that are posting these Instagram posts that are like, talk to your sons. You know who did one, Whitney Levitt's husband, Connor, and I am sorry,

36:59I find him to be unappealing lately. I just, I just do. And he seems like a nice guy. But he just seems also a little bit, um, shall we or like on? Yeah, on. So he posted this on Tech Talk and then of course on Instagram. And I'm like, okay, yes, thank you for doing this because it's important. But also there's only one thing more terrifying than rape realizing the system meant to protect you might fail you to what happened at Cornell raises a simple question. When someone comes forward, is the system truly built to protect them or will it protect the attackers? It's those kinds of videos. I also saw another video from an influencer who I follow and she's laying in bed with her little daughter who's like eight years old and she goes, baby, I want the world for you. One thing I'll never do is let you go to college. And I'm like, that's what we're

38:00taking away from this. Now we're going to avoid women going to college. So women now can't get good like like complete educations and live their good life. There's a huge amount of people out there that are not getting involved whatsoever with crime and with sexual, you know, inappropriate behavior and whatever. Like let's not pull all girls out of college. It's like too much. Do you know what I'm saying? Too much. We don't need to like hear that you're against rape. Like I would imagine most people should be against these kinds of behaviors. It's very virtue signaling, right? It's like, what do you guys think about the Nolan Wells? We haven't talked about Nolan Wells in a really long time, but I saw Chelsea Hamler did something on her Instagram story about the blackout for Nolan Wells. And I was like, that's a bad name for a blackout. He was supposedly drunk. And you're going to call it blackout. Like, can we think of a better word? Okay. Where do I want to go with this? Let's just do a quick ad break for everyone before we

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42:17life. But I think a lot of people would not. I don't know. I have no idea what I would choose if I was you know me in prison. Okay, I don't need to get into this story. I'm scared of prison. I'm scared of the death panel. I'm scared of death. There's a new show on Netflix that's airing in October. Have you guys heard about this? It's called the prison experiment. It's based on the Stanford prison experiment that would happen like I think in the 80s. But it's a new reality show for Netflix. And I'm like, am I going to have to watch this? It's like scared straight. I'm going to watch it because it's going to force me to never do anything illegal. I'm so scared. Now, the point of that is that this death row story about Christopher Pike, I just have never really gotten into. Now, my girlfriend Jamie sent me a podcast today, which I'm already on episode two because it goes into her story. And this podcast is called I don't know like what the spin of it is yet. So don't at me if it's something that you don't like. But it's called unrestaurable. And it's on season two. It's the season two topic is the story of Christopher Pike. So today,

43:23I did a deep dive and I learned more about everything about Christopher Pike before. You know, I wanted to report on the story having the knowledge of exactly what went down. So in 1995, this young girl, Christopher Pike, brutally, savagely, disgustingly murdered her classmate, Colleen Slimmer. Okay. So she has been on death row for 30 years since this happened because it happened in 1995. And then it was about a year later that she got marched. Okay. Now, the story of how she murdered this woman is so incredibly sad and awful, essentially, what she did. They were in the same school. It was called the Knoxville Jobs Corp, which is basically a school. And you learn all about this in the article. I'm sorry, in the podcast, but essentially it's a school that takes you into a, it's for like problem children.

44:32Okay. And I'll tell you a little bit more about Christopher Pike's life in just a bit. It's really, really wild. But Christopher Pike was sentenced to death at age 20. The youngest woman ever to be sentenced to death in the United States ever because of brutally horrifying ritualistic murder of her classmate, Colleen Slimmer. And Colleen Slimmer's mother, May Martinez, has been having to suffer the pain of going through this decades and decades later because there were so many appeals, there were so many delays. And she was certain that she was going to even die before seeing her daughter's killer face justice. There was an article that just came out a year ago, October 21st, 2025, where Colleen Slimmer, this is the woman who was killed by Christopher Pike wrote or said, it's been a long time coming. This has had a huge impact on my life. There isn't a day that goes by

45:34that we don't relive this nightmare. And I hope and pray that she does get executed that there's no more setbacks because I will be there front row to watch her take her last breath. And then I can start living again. In on January 13th, 1995, she got a phone call on her answering machine from a detective in Knoxville, Tennessee saying there had been an incident near the Job Corps campus where Slimmer was studying computer programming. They figured out really fast that Colleen was dead their daughter. And it says that for months she had been terrorized by Christopher Pike. Okay, that winter after Slimmer allegedly innocently waved at Christopher Pike's boyfriend, his name is Tadarol, T-A-D-A-R-Y-L in the hallway. Christopher Pike became convinced that she was trying to steal him away. He began smearing Slimmer's name. She called her a slut and spreading vicious rumors through the dorms, warning her to stay away from the guy or else. Slimmer couldn't make sense of the false accusations

46:36or Christopher Pike's hostility and she had nowhere else to turn. So she reported the harassment to school officials as you're told you should do, right? Who investigated the claims and then they went to Christopher Pike and said any further complaints you're out of the school. So Christopher Pike played the role of the innocent angel convincingly according to all of her the former classmates. She denied Colleen Slimmer's allegations and promised to put everything behind her. But by then they were already in the grip of something darker. Okay, so Christopher Pike and her lover boyfriend were obsessed with this thing they bragged about dabbling in Satanism and praying before a makeshift shrine and it got really really like they were deep in this basically cult and her jealousy and fascination with all of that deepened and when school came back after Christmas break she felt compelled to act upon this with similar. So she told her boyfriend in January that little horror

47:37has to be taught a lesson and then she got another friend of hers Shadala Peterson who was 18 to bring Colleen to an abandoned steam mill so that no one would be able to hear the screams but it was because it was far enough but it was close enough to get there and apparently Slimmer thought we were all just going to be hanging out and smoking marijuana because the day before Christopher Pike approached her and asked do you want to smoke marijuana with me as a peace offering. So Slimmer accepted of course. So the three of them, I'm sorry the four of them I think the three of them. I don't know all of them leave the dorm and disappear in the darkness and once they were in the forest that's when Christopher Pike just unleashed her insults accused her of everything knocked her to the ground pulled out a meat cleaver in a box cutter etc etc etc when I tell you it is the most dark awful thing you've ever heard more than a hundred times stabbing pleading for her life

48:43the whole thing she also carved a large pentagram on Colleen's chest and forehead with the knife she also then when she got arrested immediately confessed to the police she didn't hide it she confessed she was annoyed that Colleen was talking too much Colleen was fighting for breath and Pike Christopher Pike was so annoyed shut up she kept saying Pike picked up a large chunk of ass asphalt and smashed it against her victim's head numerous times then and sorry you guys trigger warning then she decided to remove a piece of her skull slipped it into her jacket pocket to keep as a trophy and then when she got back to the campus she seemed to be in a throws the throws of a manic high apparently she was dancing in a circle confessing to a classmate and she showed the skull as proof and then the next morning her body was found in the in the woods nude from the

49:46waist up with her blood soaked clothes hanging from branches above her this is the worst part about I mean that was the worst part but Christopher Pike comes to the scene the next day you know they always say that's the Brian Coburger stories where the serial killer or the person that killed the person that did the crime shows back up to the crime scene either to talk ask questions like what happened here that's why everyone was like so concerned about that one neighbor in the Nancy Guthrie case remember the one neighbor with the big ring on his finger everyone was like that's got to be him because why does he why does he keep showing up to the case so Christopher Pike showed up the next day and asked police what's going on do you have any suspects so sure enough they were identified as the culprits the dormitory logbook showed the three signing out with her and that's lemma never returned I mean these are also not smart people clearly

50:50and and hours before the murder the mom of Colleen received a call from Colleen saying these these kids won't leave me alone and she goes I don't understand it's Colleen was everyone's friend she was a computer geek who loved tinkering with technology and spent her free time volunteering with disabled children so Christopher Pike was first tried and they convicted her and sentenced her to death by electric chair in 1996 after sentencing she then wrote to her boyfriend this is after she got the sentence she wrote to her boyfriend and said you see what I get for trying to be nice to the I went ahead and bashed her brains out so she died quickly the little devil that's how she signed it so you guys tell me if you think that she really is a remorseful for anything now the goal was that she was supposed to be executed a year ago and it keeps everything keeps getting delayed keeps getting delayed and yesterday before she was supposed to be executed there was another story that there was going to be a stay in her execution she wasn't going to get

51:53executed and the whole time I'm thinking about Colleen Slammer's mother may Martinez who has been waiting for 30 years for this beatch to die so that she can move on with her life she said I'm going to go there for the death and I'm not going to say a word to her but I'm going to hold a picture of my daughter so that she sees what she did and this poor woman as far as we know was there last night here is a picture of Colleen Colleen's mother and Colleen it is so heartbreaking to think about the fact do you love her born shoes or all my ads this is a picture of me Martinez with Colleen and she was planning to just stand right there she said she was there she was present during the execution just holding a picture of her daughter she traveled from Florida to witness to Tennessee to witness the conclusion so she could finally you know move on but this is what happened

52:58Christopher Piker's Christopher Pikes and death row team basically the people that were giving it was an all woman team I have no idea who these people are I have no idea why they chose these women versus other one anyone else she received two two lethal injections back to back because the first one she received which normally takes you right out didn't work Christopher Pikes laid there she got the injection she said is your arm supposed to feel like that my arm feels like it's gonna burst and then they closed the curtain and she was audibly heard snoring and making really loud sounds almost like she was choking which was still alive so then at 8.33 or 8.13 I can't remember 45 minutes later they did it again a second lethal injection guys the woman does not die she does not

53:59die so they rushed her last night attend something PM to the hospital and it's interesting after you you're saying imagine being the nurse and caring for that monster you know allegedly from everyone that I heard she had like a spiritual advisor they always give someone like a spiritual person or whoever you know last rights energy I don't know standing there and she was singing songs to her allegedly there were she was singing like a lullaby or something to her and she was like holding her hand and kind of like calming her down through the story she did not die and because she was tried she may may depending on how she kind of goes out here she may be able to skirt the death penalty completely so here's some more information about it it's a wild story so her lawyers as of this morning revealed that she is still alive but she's in critical condition

55:02following her fatal failed lethal injections and now they want the governor to commute her sentence she's receiving life saving care after she was injected with at least seven needles seven needles during her botched execution overnight it says that she's covered in blisters and burning near the injection area apparently she was injected with multiple needles including one syringe that was bent out as it was pulled from her arm it says pike was singing and blessing those people in the spectator's room after she had received the first dose that should have killed her at one point she was allegedly thanking the medical team injecting her with pentobarbadol and offered to direct them to try a veneer her shoulder pike spiritual advisor was in the death chamber with her but he was removed at points according to the attorney who cited the cruel and torturous nature of the night her attorney says last night was not just an inefficient it was cruel and it was torturous

56:05it was also predictable she was not just cooperative but was trying to help instruct the people placing the ivy lines she over and over said please try up a my shoulder higher please try here i think it will be okay and sure enough after two syringes of pentobarbadol she was still alive in her last word she said i'm gonna leave this world the way i spent most of my life and that is in love what in the world so we're gonna get another option another update on her condition within the next 24 hours um they want the governor to completely commute her sentence i just don't understand this is the second botched execution that happened in tenisee in twenty twenty six how did these things happen you know yesterday when i was doing the deep dive excuse me when i was doing the deep dive i did come along a post about christopheich and about what she experienced in her life before she committed

57:12this crime this woman never had a chance and i say this from the bottom of my heart if you learn more about christopheich's life she was born and raised with zero chance unless she was like superhuman because listen and this is by any by no means i am not standing up for christopheich i think she is an evil girl that i personally don't know how you have that in you especially the next day to go back to the crime scene act gitty act fine laugh like not not okay now listen to a little bit about christopheich's life i'm not saying to have sympathy for her i'm just saying some people are just born with no chance her mother drank heavily and used drugs when she was pregnant with her so she did have brain damage which caused her bipolar disorder

58:12she was born premature while her mother was drunk and she spent weeks in an incubator when she was 14 months old she suffered a seizure her mom refused to leave the bar to take her to the hospital after she was born her mom left christa and her brother without food crawling in dog feces while she drank with her boyfriends she sent her children away to their grandmother when one of one of her many husbands didn't want them around her grandmother allowed her boyfriend to orally sexually assault christa before the child could even talk until she began school he locked her in a dark chicken coop with spiders calling on her when christa school became concerned her mother failed to follow up or prevent further abuse um there's so many more stories she was her mother allowed her boyfriends to beat her and twist her nipples one beat christa with a belt and sexually assaulted her forced her to watch porn mom did nothing when christa was raped at 11 by a man in the neighborhood her mom denied it until she developed an infection and the man was arrested chrysta tried to end her

59:13own life after that a psychiatrist told her mom that chrysta was severely depressed and needed help and her mother denied chrysta further help and her bipolar was not treated her mother told chrysta have for 20 something year old carnival boyfriend lived that live with them when chrysta was 14 and she smoked pot with chrysta and her boyfriend to bond and then guess what chrysta became pregnant at 16 by one of her mother's lovers and her mother convinced her to get an abortion telling her a baby healthy baby could not be born from rape chrysta was then raped again at 17 one year to the day before she committed murder with her boyfriend and her mom didn't care but the day that she was in court this is a really really sad story obviously you guys everything the day that she was in court and she was charged with the you know with the death penalty and murder this is what she was doing and remember her mom gave her no chance at a life ruined her life over and over and over do you find this

1:00:16interesting that the day that she was getting charged in sentence in court this is her okay hug mom. Can I please hug my mom? That did something to my like so not for her. I don't feel for Christophe. I think Christophe is an awful human being but this is a true example of hurt people hurt people vibes. Just awful, awful from top to bottom and I cannot believe that it's continuing to happen. I don't know what's happening in the live chat but I feel like we've got someone mean to a

1:01:17mod our mod Christina and I will Christophe all over your ass. Who's being mean to Christina in the comments? Don't mess with a mom a bear? No, Marna I'm with you. Marna says the girl she killed Colleen wanted her mom to. I am 100% with you. I stand with Colleen and I stand with Colleen's mom and I can't believe that this happened in a case where she was waiting 30 years for this to end. Just unreal. Okay, don't worry we're not leaving you on this kind of dark, horrible way. Do we need to get Latoya in here? Let's bring Latoya's eyes. Latoya is going to look down at whoever's being yucky in the live chat to a mod. I don't know who it is but I just know that Latoya is going to do her job which is stare you down. Okay, stare you down. Who's being mean?

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1:04:55He said there should be a group for us because Ariana Grande wrote the song Thank You Next for Pete Davidson. He said there should be a group for us about guys Jake Gyllenhaal and him who have been the subject to a breakup of anthems. It's something that comes up once in a while. But he says I think Ariana is fucking cool and immensely talented and an awesome girl. We're not texting or whatever, but we're cool. So Pete Davidson obviously just had a baby. He's sober from what we know. He's getting all of his tattoos removed. He's finally coming back to work and doing a movie in November called How to Rob a Bank. He took the assignment seriously. He said he packed on 15 pounds of muscles. I got on all the peptides as everyone's doing. They work. He took Cerm Morellen and BPC 157. BPC 157 by the way for any peptide lovers BPC 157 is truly the best

1:05:58for muscle recovery, joint recovery. If you have like a strain or an injury, look up the Wolverine stack. It's amazing. Now that being said, oh I got a new member here. Hey, what up Amir? Was it my stories of murder that got you? Thank you for being here. Thank you for becoming a member. So he continued to talk about what he's eating and how he's looking and whatever. And of course then they started talking about his real life. You guys know that when his dad it was a firefighter and he died during 9-11. Do you guys know that? So that is I always find that kind of interesting about Pete Davidson. He talks all about how he checked himself into rehab and he walked away from the show that he was on on P-Cock called Bupcess. He was tired of playing

1:06:58himself, tired of turning his trauma into content. He said he wanted more for his career. He wanted more than anything to be taken seriously. So he's obviously trying to kind of turn a new leaf. He said he's sober now. Save around four beers a year. Someone explain that to me. If you're sober and you drink four beers a year, isn't that kind of odd? That's odd to me. But okay, whatever works for everyone. He says, I don't fuck with drugs anymore. It's been two or three years from doing the really hard stuff in about a year or more from weed. He said, weirdly, the hardest thing to stop was weed. And now it's easy because I have a kid. Anytime there's ever a thought, I look at my phone background and go, oh yeah, no. He's getting his 200 tattoos removed. He says, one, they were fucking horrible. Two, it was a business decision. I hated coming into the makeup trailer three hours early to spray paint over horrible fucking tattoos. And third, I was like, I'm not this dude. I got these when I was in an immense amount of pain. And I was trying to show people my pain. I am convinced that people that

1:08:00get massive amounts of tattoos. And I'm not talking about you know a little for a leaf clover. But I'm saying like, top to bottom, head to toe. I think those people that get massive tattoos, painful tattoos, I always think that they're in pain. I really do. What's happening again in this comments? What's going on? We've got a lot of like, we got the weird algorithm today, I think. Is it talking about death? He said he will keep a Hillary Clinton tattoo. This is weird. Out of all the tattoos, the one tattoo you're going to keep as Hillary, he goes, Hillary Clinton in a power suit on his right leg. He says, that's my dog. She stays. I love Hillary man. She's awesome and a good friend. I need to see Hillary Clinton and P Davidson hanging out. Like it's just so funny. He continues talking about, you know, this is about 9-11. It was a date they recorded this interview one day before the comedy benefit for 9-11 charities. He's talking

1:09:07about, you know, all about all of that. He's talking about his baby girl who we named after his dad named Scotty and how much he loves his daughter and he talked about how much he loved his dad. Anyway, he really opened up. Now, he did mention something about influencers that I think is kind of interesting and it's definitely affected people because he's dated so many of them. That's the kind of the interesting thing. He mentioned, he says, I don't understand how influencers sit around doing nothing and making $500,000 a year or whatever the amount was, which people have taken a lot of offense to because of course, P Davidson's just an actor out there, you know, that's working every once in a while. He doesn't do that much. This article also goes into him meeting Kim Kardashian. How they share the kiss is Aladdin and Jasmine on SNL and they started dating right away. And he

1:10:07says, I'm one of the survivors of paparazzi and reality TV were like the marines he jokes of men who dated Kardashians. But he said really nice things about him. He said, I was never subjected to anything. I didn't want to be a part of it. She was super respectful of all of it, but the craze of that lifestyle being followed everywhere, having security and looking over your shoulder for a guy with mental stuff and at the time doing drug with drug problems. It was too much for me, but we're cool. I have a lot of love for her. I knew what I was getting into. Then he talked about Kanye West. He said he couldn't predict the wrath of her ex because he took it upon himself when they were dating to make his life a living hell posting threats on Instagram. And in the music video for his song, he depicted a claymation Pete Davidson getting kidnapped and beheaded. He goes, what trip me out was I was super open about mental stuff. Everyone knows this about me and it's like he was saying kill yourself and it did push me. It says as per whether Davidson who's have Jewish things, he's the reason why West started going on anti-Semitic rants. He says,

1:11:08he chuckles what people don't understand about that dude. And I'm not one on one. I'm not one, one millionth as talented or influential or as powerful as him, but I've dealt with a fraction of what he's had to deal with public wise. It will do it. He's also lost a parent and the mental stuff. And I don't know how he deals with it or who he has around him. So he kind of he said, he did Kardashian a service by absorbing West attacks. I think I was one that got it. I got it out of the way for her because whoever that guy was going to be was going to get it. Talks about Ariana Grande and just a bunch of things. You know, I wonder when it comes to someone like a Pete Davidson, do we just like like him because he seems down to earth and real? Do you guys have issues with him? Do you feel like he's a little of an oddball? I do believe he's the fact that he still gets along with all his exes to me as a good sign. To me, that's a sign that he's probably a

1:12:09pretty decent person. Are more people being mean to Christina? I'm so confused in the comments. Every time I look away to an article and then I come back, I hear I see people saying people are being mean to Christina. I can't handle it. Mods, you have my permission to block whoever the hell you want on the show. Bring back Latoya always. I should bring back Caleb's song. We would just friends. Josh, I can't believe that you're giving me a super chat saying don't troll. That's my job. That is fun, Josh. Thank you so much for the super chat. Diddy is back in solitary confinement because of my post about him yesterday, just kidding, but diddy apparently they don't like it. It was coming out that he's getting Chinese massages by the men in prison. So he is back into solitary confinement and guess what? He has to give himself a Chinese massage. Now, allegedly, now he doesn't have a

1:13:11cell phone and a tablet. He just has a pager or something. I'm sure they gave him like a game boy, but he's in solitary confinement. So he's just has to twitle his own fingers and touch himself. Give himself a little bit of a job, if you know what I mean, in a HJ. Okay, Laura says Caleb was just in jail because he's getting sentenced or charged. I forget what they called. Where do I find it? Where is it? Was it long crime? Let me find hold on. Caleb, Flynn. Give it to us. Give it to me. How come? What? Oh, no. I'm telling you, I can't find it. Wait, that's really weird. Like it's not, it's not anywhere long crime. If it's anywhere, it's here.

1:14:15No, there's two guys. Someone help me. I can't find it. Maybe it's not on TV. We got to find it. Right now. We need to have fun with that. Caleb Flynn. Orange. Jump, sir. Okay. Is there timing off because I'm not seeing it anywhere, even on Google? Wait, what's going on? This is really strange. Literally, it's not even on Google. So are you guys ahead of me in time? Like are we on different timelines? I'm so confused. Let me go back to the comments. I'm not seeing it. I'm going to help you guys and I'm going to ban some of these people.

1:15:18It's affecting everything. I don't like it. It puts me in a bad mood to see mean comments on our our live chat. Okay. So anyway, I have no idea where to find that. So I'm really sorry for that little change up. As of 33 minutes, we know that Christopher Pica still alive. You guys are wanting to know. And until I know anything about Caleb Flynn, there's nothing I can show you guys. Because unfortunately, I don't have all the information. That being said, you guys, I love you. Thank you. We're going to call it now as it got a little weird in the live chat. But there's that. Oh, here's an update about Lindsey Clancy. Judge William Sullivan has denied Lindsey Clancy's motion for a not guilty verdict. So looks like they're probably going to continue. Oh, I found a picture. I found a picture. I don't know why we didn't get the live feed, but I did find a picture of Caleb Flynn. Caleb, I really hope you're okay. I think he's gained weight.

1:16:22Actually, I want to say that he looks better in orange. What do you think he's thinking about right here? All right, you guys. I love you. Thank you for being here. And we will talk. Mañana on the show. Daily dose of Donna. Thanks for being here. You guys. Bye. From kickoff to the final whistle. Trade the biggest moments in football on Kowshi. America's number one prediction market platform. Carolina is currently trading at 42% to upset Detroit, meaning a $100 trade pays out $213 if they win. Download Kowshi. Use code music to get $25 when you trade $25 KALSHI. Kowshi. Trade on anything. 18 plus only restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading eval's risk may not be suitable for all investors. Kowshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information, see kowshi.com slash regulatory.

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