Over to you.

Thank you, Gail.

My name is Casey.

I am an alcoholic.

I'm very grateful, uh, to be here today and to have the opportunity to share.

I hope that, um, my higher power is on deck and ready to use me, uh, as a channel, um, for the message of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Um, my...

So with that, I would like to invite Casey to close our meeting, please, with a prayer of her choice.

Yeah.

There's no shortcut.

It's sacrifice.

But I, I, I do think it takes a special person.

Not everybody is capable and has the self-determination and has the drive and, and has the grit and grind that it takes to be successful.

It is work.

It is internal work.

Hmm.

Yeah.

And, like, yeah, my...

One of my, like, core...

The thing...

Like, a nightmare memory for me, I just remember being so upset with her about...

I, it was some...

I, I...

Yeah.

[laughs]

I mean, man, it's, it, it, it, it has really got out of hand.

And, uh, and I mean, we're on the Tonto National Forest, which is a heavy, heavy populated recreational forest, but, you know, certain times of the year, like when people come out of Tonto all winter long and drive that road and they're going to the Antlers to have lunch or whatever and, you know, uh, we get them on both sides of us and it's a constant deal.

We've been over there catching cattle and loading stuff, and they come by.

It's funny, when, is it, then when Obama was selling that Obamacare stuff and we had both tied down in the road there and they send a guy back to go get the truck and trailers about five miles down there, and he...

Cold, cold, and we got the fire going and I, I hear buggies coming.

Shoot, we're right in the middle of the road in the middle of nowhere.

Yeah.

What do you say?

Oh, I love that.

I did not see that one of his.

Um, I totally agree, and I have been blessed that Blake and I are on the same, are on the same boat, and we've always been on the same boat as far as finances.

We don't have, like, one super spender and one super saver.

We don't have one that started off in credit card debt or didn't.

We are very money conscious, and both of us always have been, and I think that that definitely has helped, especially with real estate.

Mm-hmm

It's weird that you're closer to Toronto than I am.

Right? That's what I'm say- See, that's what people don't understand.

Like, I could drive eight hours and I'm in Connecticut, if I'm lucky.

From Virginia, like, if I go up the East Coast-

[laughs]

But, like, New Jersey's five and a half from where I am, and I used to do that all the time, like, over the weekend.

Up on Friday, back home on Sunday, so another three hours to a different, better country.

I mean...

[laughs]

So other than parents getting overly involved and thinking they know how to choreograph, back to the songs, are there, like, no-nos that a dancer or a dance parent should avoid when choosing a solo song? Are there, like, decades or artists or things where you're like, "This is just not...

You shouldn't do this"?

The chainé was distracting enough, right?

No, there is...

I'm not gonna out the song, but there is a song, and it is very popular, and many people have had it as a solo, and there is a specific verse that often can get cut out, easily cut out.

You can cut out that verse.

And it is, it is past suggestive.

[laughs]

And, and, and I, I, and I love that.

And, you know, I just absolutely loved it.

There are some people who are terrified of, of the three of us.

A- and you can just tell.

They, they run away.

They don't invest the same kind of energy.

Throuples start, and everything implodes right afterwards.

That God will make sure that anything that's done that's wrong will get punished, so that aspect is in Christianity, isn't it?

Yes.

I just, I didn't feel it.

Like, when I talk to Christians and I go to church and things like that, I didn't feel that they believed in karma as I did.

I didn't feel like their, uh, points of view of the, uh, topic w- agreed entirely with mine.

But, um, you, you know you've done things wrong.

I do things as I feel best day to day.

I do what I feel is right, and I don't regret a single thing I've done.

Oh, boy

... you know, you can see it's something not good.

[upbeat music] So we notice this as a group, and we decide maybe we need to get out of here.

It's starting to get a little sketchy.

So as we stand up to leave, him and his friends stand up to leave as well.

We walk outside, and he starts to try confront me.

Now, I'm more of a lover than a fighter, but I stand my ground.

Yeah.

No, that says a lot about you, too, and showing that you actually do want something serious, that you don't wanna just, like, have a bunch of flings.

But I also think that there's something kind of healthy for me about dating more than one person, 'cause I can kind of be crazy, um-I get really fixated on one person in an unhealthy way.

And so I think for me to kind of like avoid some sort of like obsessive attachment that is not healthy for me, um, it is good to kind of like keep my options open and like remain level-headed and like not put all of my eggs in his metaphorical basket, you know? Um, so yeah, I'm def- I'm still open to like seeing other people and dating other people.

So that's super interesting that they value that conversation.

Yeah.

I perceive myself one way, and of course I have a lot of blinders up.

Like, there's so many sides of myself I don't necessarily see or don't know what I'm projecting to the world.

Um, so for her to go through my profile, uh, yeah, I mean, I, it was a revelation.

What happened?

Um, this guy, like, went to his house, and I think he was just, like, crazy and just was like, "Can I use the phone?" or something.

And like, a, a guy let him in, and then he attacked him and hatch-

Yeah

... is also repurposed [laughs] in The Haunted Mansion when they go down to the mausoleum to get the key, which you'll know about when you watch it.

[laughs]

[laughs] I ordered 50 pizzas.

No, I want...

Actually, I want 23 million pizzas.

Is, is that enough? [laughs]

Your kids are almost...

Yeah.

Hey, guys.

... uh, out there, uh, north of, uh, Toodle in Silver Lake.

Yeah.

Yep.

Okay.

So afternoon, beautiful, sunny, warm day, July of 2012, um, driving along Tower Road, um, straight stretch, heading out to see family and, uh, my wife's family.

And so I was with my wife, my son, and his friend, and we were on a straight stretch, like I said, going around 55, and this is July of 2012 again.

And about 4:00 in the afternoon, looking straight ahead, I'm driving, and literally on the right side, my right, um, this giant, um, and, and I would say jet black, on two feet creature of some sort is standing there.

Sometimes witnesses will get to a point where-Based on what they saw, they could say, "Bigfoot, in my opinion, is this or this," or are we at a point where we're, we're as, you know, without as much information as when we started?

What kind of life?

Let me tag in here.

My family has this theory that the world is not right, that my sister Holiday disappeared, and everything changed.

You chose not to.

Huh.

Looks like you're building a lot of stuff down here.

Labs, training facilities.

YeahDoes it fit into the timeline that it's, it's possible that, that they're telling the truth?

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He knows the distance, he knows the terrain, and he tells us flat out there's just no way Ryan could have heard that from that tailgate.

I don't know what time it was that the medical examiner's office picked up my sister, but we stayed there until that medical examiner's van had left the scene with my sister.

If we could go back in time and I say this to myself, it's like if we had known the right question to ask on scene, like I think Caitlin and I would have been like, hey, like why if she's hit by a car, why isn't her body spread out? Why doesn't it look more like an accident? Why aren't y'all talking to these people where she just left from? But then there lies the bigger question is like those are police officers.

These guys, that's their job.

Why are they not thinking to pursue that avenue? There's no physical evidence to show that there's a vehicle.

There's no skid marks.

There's no broken glass.

There's no tail lights.

But Mama Faith was in the wrong place at the wrong time and Jesus had to come and take her home.

Can you think of other examples for people who would be candidates for errorless learning? Like when, when would this be, uh, something you would use with, with an athlete?

[clears throat] Yeah.

Um, I know that we've used it in small doses.

It, it, it's probably very highly correlated to the yips, so to speak.

But, um, we've had moments where athletes have, uh, maybe not had the role that they wanted, and, um, it has negatively impacted their performance in training.

[sniffs] And, uh, typically that, that, that circumstance is surrounded by like, I feel super stressed.

I feel like I've lost kinda my identity as a player.

Like, how am I gonna use it?

Check this out with me right now.

[gentle music] My bio mom was just not equipped to take care of us.

She was really young.

When I was about six weeks old, she just walked out and left.

I grew up thinking she didn't choose me.

She doesn't want me.

I was put in my grandmother's care.

When we got our home, the objective was to start a family.

Meanwhile, local police broke the terrible news to Desiree's mother, who then called her son, Desiree's brother Casey.

"Desiree's dead." That's all she could say. I think I blacked out a little bit or something 'cause I was... Next thing I remember I was on the floor just talking to... crying into the phone with mom.

In December of 2017, Marty Grismer was offered a deal. His first-degree murder charge would be reduced to second if he took what's called an Alford plea, admitting there's enough evidence to convict without actually admitting guilt. Desiree's brother felt there was no choice.

The prosecutor told us, "He'll at least get something if he- if he takes this plea." And we're like, "Well, we've gotta at least give him something. We can't run the risk of him just walking free."

Uh, I'm sure Cayce, and, and Susie, and Maria, you probably have some very interesting thoughts on this, both being, you know, kind of teachers and therapists in this world.

Okay.

So my student has always told me from the very beginning, like one of the first things he ever said to me is that timing is his thing.

And I'm still trying to grasp exactly what that means, but he tries to explain the best he can that he has access to multiple timelines, and he can see future and past on those multiple timelines.

And that's just a part of his job here, to monitor certain events, help certain events come to fruition.

And this is all energetically, but the way that they have explained it to me is that the physical, where we are [laughs] in this realm, is almost a reflection of the spiritual realm.

So things happen there before they happen here, and the things that he does have a lot to do with time, but at the same time he doesn't experience it the way that we do.

Do you get the sense that these skills can be learned by neurotypical speaking people? If so, how can average people begin developing their own telepathic abilities? Go ahead, Casey.

I'm sure Casey and, and Susie and Maria, you probably have some very interesting thoughts on this, both being, you know, kind of teachers and therapists in this world.

Okay, so my student has always told me from the very beginning, like one of the first things he ever said to me is that timing is his thing, and I'm still trying to grasp exactly what that means.

But he tries to explain the best he can that he has access to multiple timelines, and he can see future and past on those multiple timelines, and that's just a part of his job here, to monitor certain events, help certain events come to fruition.

And this is all energetically, but the way that they've explained it to me is that the physical, where we are in this realm, is almost a reflection of the spiritual realm.

Do you get the sense that these skills can be learned by neurotypical speaking people? If so, how can average people begin developing their own telepathic abilities? Go ahead, Casey.

Can we learn? Yes, we can.

Was it intentional for me? No, [laughs] it was not.

I n- I didn't go into this, like, I didn't even know about it until a week before I became telepathic.

I'm John Paul's mother, and I'm also a speech-language pathologist.

My name is Casey, and I was in episode five.

In 2021, I discovered that the young man I was working with at the school that I was employed, that he could read my mind, and things really snowballed very quickly after making that discovery, and within about a week, we had formed a telepathic connection with each other.

So we communicate mind to mind, and it's not just him.

There's a small group of kids that were going to that school that I've also connected with.

Do you get the sense that these skills can be learned by neurotypical speaking people? If so, how can average people begin developing their own telepathic abilities? Go ahead, Casey.

Can we learn? Yes, we can.

Was it intentional for me? No, [laughs] it was not.