Ever wondered what drives a person to commit unimaginable acts? In this episode, we unravel the chilling case of Joseph Gerdville, the California man accused of decapitating his parents and their dog. Shot by police, Gerdville's bizarre reaction included singing Tina Turner's "What's Love Got to Do with It," raising questions about his mental state and drug influence. We then pivot to political drama, scrutinizing Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for falsely claiming an award from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce. And if that wasn't enough, we tackle a bizarre report from TMZ about OJ Simpson's remains being turned into cremation jewelry.
But it's not all dark and grim. We're here to lift your spirits with some exciting news from the beauty world. Dolly Parton has rolled out her own cosmetics line with Scent Beauty, featuring the "Heaven's Kiss" lipstick collection in dazzling rhinestone packaging. I'm thrilled to try the Jolene Red shade and share my thoughts. Plus, we chat about the lighter moments in our lives, like having a favorite cashier at the grocery store and those we might avoid. Tune in for a rollercoaster of emotions, from spine-chilling news to uplifting beauty trends, and everything in between.
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Ever wondered what drives a person to commit unimaginable acts? In this episode, we unravel the chilling case of Joseph Gerdville, the California man accused of decapitating his parents and their dog. Shot by police, Gerdville's bizarre reaction included singing Tina Turner's "What's Love Got to Do with It," raising questions about his mental state and drug influence. We then pivot to political drama, scrutinizing Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for falsely claiming an award from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce. And if that wasn't enough, we tackle a bizarre report from TMZ about OJ Simpson's remains being turned into cremation jewelry.
But it's not all dark and grim. We're here to lift your spirits with some exciting news from the beauty world. Dolly Parton has rolled out her own cosmetics line with Scent Beauty, featuring the "Heaven's Kiss" lipstick collection in dazzling rhinestone packaging. I'm thrilled to try the Jolene Red shade and share my thoughts. Plus, we chat about the lighter moments in our lives, like having a favorite cashier at the grocery store and those we might avoid. Tune in for a rollercoaster of emotions, from spine-chilling news to uplifting beauty trends, and everything in between.
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Hello and good morning. All right. Podcast content warning. We are starting off with a couple of topics here this morning that are quite wicked and gruesome. So if you have little children in the car with you, listening to it on the way to work, on the way to school, whatever, please pause it, turn it down, skip over. Then you can go back and rewind it when you're alone, whatever you have to do, and we're going to start off with something awful and terrible, but then we're going to end on a lighter note, of course.
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All right, the first thing up again content warning, and I think I have read this story before, but here it is again for the New York Post. This guy is just wow. He had to been whacked out on some kind of drugs. Man accused of decapitating parents belts out what love? What's love got to do with it after cops shoots him multiple times.
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Wild footage shows a California man accused of decapitating his parents and their dog became gunned down by cops, being gunned down by cops and then belting out tina turner's was love got to do with it? As he lay bleeding on the ground, orange county sheriff's deputies found joseph gerdville on a street outside the san juan mobile estates while responding to a grisly murder scene in san juan capistrano on july 9th. So yes, I remember this back in july. I think I touched on it. I don't know why they're rehashing this. They had just found the headless bodies of his parents, 77 year old ronald gurdville and 79 year old antoinette girdville, along with their mutilated dead dog, in the mobile home. Police said one of the heads was displayed on the counter.
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Gertville was spotted a short time later after allegedly attacking a maintenance worker. Authorities said when police approached him he was covered in blood, babbling incoherently and threw a heavy shovel at them. When the deputies ordered him to stand down, he charged at them and then the police officers unloaded shots at him from about 10 feet away. The first three bullets seemed to have little effect on the 41 year old. So see, that means I think he had to been. He had to have been on some kind of drugs, some strong, wicked, weird drugs.
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With moments responding officers begin tending to gurdville and his already erratic behavior begin to take a turn for the truly strange, as if decapitating his parents and the dog was not he. I love you, I'm sorry, you're gonna have to die. He said at one point. Just finish me off. He said moments later put one in my head please, I beg of you, I'm sure, because you don't want to face what you just did. Cops meanwhile rushed to cover the wounds and slow the bleeding until medical help arrived. What's love? Got to do with it? Got to do with it. What's love, but a second hand emotion. He sang for the 1984 Tina Turner hit Gerval, next pivoted to Stevie Wonder. I just called to say I love you. He sang from the track of the same name from 1984. The suspect was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was stabilized. He faces two counts of homicide over the deaths of his parents.
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And there's a picture in this story. Oh my gosh, it looks wicked. He took a selfie of himself. He looks like the freaking Satan. He looks terrible, but there's a person in the background in bed with him. That is strange. Okay, I'm sorry I had to bring that to you, but we had to. It was oh All right.
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So the next story up is Tim Walsh faces another accusation of misrepresentation. An unearthed blistering letter. Remove any reference. Apparently the oh, come on, why did it go away? I clicked on it. Why did it go away? Sorry, I'm on my phone. Come on, bring it back up here. All right, new York Post this I think it's Thunder. All right, let's just read it. Uh, this I think it's thunder, right, let's just read it.
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Minnesota governor tim walsh is facing another accusation of misrepresenting his background after nebraska chamber of commerce letter from 2006 resurfaced amid walsh's campaign to vice president. When walsh first ran for congress in minnesota, he touted on his campaign website that he received an award from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce in 1993 for his work with business community, according to a 2006 article from the Post Bulletin. But apparently this never happened. Never received such an award, however, which was outlined to him in a blistering letter from the then president of the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce, barry L Kennedy. We researched this matter and can confirm that you have not been the recipient of any award from the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce.
Speaker 1:
Okay, so see, there you go. Just more evidence that this guy is a freaking liar. More evidence that this guy is a freaking liar. And just mm. Lie, lie, lie. He don't believe a word that comes out of his stupid, filthy, disgusting ugly mouth. I cannot stand this man Boy. I didn't think I could stand Biden. I didn't think I could stand Obama. I didn't think I could stand Kamala. But guy, this guy, tampon Tim, he is the worst ever. All right, we're moving on. We're moving on to some lighter well, no, no, no.
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Here's another weird story. Oj Simpson's remains turned into cremation jewelry. This is from TMZ. I'm not going to read the whole thing to you, but he was cremated and now some of his ashes have been turned into jewelry. It doesn't say what kind of jewelry, but they contain his ashes. I've seen this before. This is disturbing to me. I would not want my loved one's ashes in a jewelry form, but if that's your thing, then okay, you can do that. That's your right. I'm not doing that. But his daughters, his kids and all that received pieces, bracelets, jewelry, whatever, with his remains in it. Not my cup of tea, all right.
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So let's see why you shouldn't take beauty advice from celebrities. This is from Ellecom. Another day, another red carpet. Regular gets dazzled by the glossy veneer of the beauty industry. Carpet regularly gets regular gets dazzled by the glossy veneer of the beauty industry. But the trouble isn't with celebrity brands themselves, but rather the blanket advice shield by the starlets. Rather, it's jennifer lopez sharing that she relies on olive oil to keep the botox at bay models crediting obscure fruit extracts for reviving what l's you, or good old gwyneth paltrow demonstrating how she uses SPF as a highlighter as opposed to applying it everywhere as one should.
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Celebrity or not, nobody should be giving sweeping statements on beauty advice. Tell that to TikTok, all right. It might be a great marketing soundbite. If it's controversial, then it may be even get more reach. But blanket universe advice not only ignores our precious uniqueness but may even be wrong or potentially harmful. You think? All right, I'm not going to finish reading that. You can go check that out under my glam topics.
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And then my last glam topic we are going to cover is Dolly Parton is getting into the beauty industry. This is I've already ordered. I've already ordered her lipstick. What website is this from? I can't tell. I don't know. I'll tell you in a minute.
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Dolly Parton and Scent Beauty launched Dolly Parton Cosmetics brand. All of my life I wanted to be pretty and my new cosmetic line is going to allow me and you to be our very best, says dolly pardon, adding so fly pretty up and away. Enjoy the deal brokered by img sees. Dolly beauty launch with the heavens kiss lipstick collection in four shades jolene, red, honey, plum, rosebud and birthdaybud and Birthday Suit. Oh, birthday Suit, that sounds cute, all in the rhinestone packaging. Now, I did order my Jolene Red. I can't wait to get it and that's what I'm going to read about that, because I'm running short on time and we need to get to the question of the day After. Our 20-minute episodes are longer for this weekend. We need to keep today short, alright.
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Question of the day. Question of the day Do you have a favorite cashier when you go to a store, let's say the grocery store? We go to a certain grocery store most every day and we have a certain cashier that we like to go see and talk to and chit chat. While she's checking us out, she's always asking us about our grandson and whatnot. So we have a favorite cashier. Or or is there a cashier that you go and you try to avoid because they might be nasty, mean, you know whatever. That's my question of the day. Okay, thanks for listening. Have a good one bye.
