Colorado Boulevard

Any plans for Halloween? I

am going to go on Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena.

I'll be dressed in costume.

What costume? I'll reveal on our Friday show a week from today.

This is, I'm not, you know, this isn't going to work.

And we walked down the street in Colorado Boulevard in old town Pasadena and stopped by lucid.

And I ended up driving the gravity.

And I swear, like, As soon as I drove the gravity, it was all over.

Tommy Smith a little hot because he was one of the guys that Nick Bell ran over on that big play a while ago.

Now, this is the end of Colorado Boulevard and Sierra Madre here in Pasadena.

That's the end of the parade route.

That's where the floats are on display, and look at the people.

You have this long, multiple miles long snaking parade with all these different things.

And they're on Colorado Boulevard.

They have these bleachers in front of the Norton Museum or whatever it is.

And those people come hours and days ahead of time to sit in that spot.

Once an agricultural mecca for orange growers, Old Pasadena became a popular resort town in the late 19th, early 20th century, and it's world famous for its annual Tournament of Roses Parade.

Maybe you've seen the beautifully decorated floats on TV as they cruise down Colorado Boulevard alongside a huge collection of Victorian-era structures with architectural details ranging from over-the-top ornate to understated and humble.

And I am so humbled to have the hilarious Rob Huebel walking alongside me for today's wander.

Rob is an actor and comedian, you know, from literally every show and movie ever.

I wish they had like a more of a crosswalk right there, but.

Yeah, they should.

Oh, this, uh, building over here, we're, we're, now we're on Colorado Boulevard-

Mm-hmm

You get on the, get the, from the 5 to 134 and it's, you gotta get all the way over-

Colorado?

... real quick.

It's the first exit.

At the end of the session, Dempsey signaled Riley to stay behind and obtain a fresh handwriting sample from Richard for comparison with the anonymous letter, and he ordered the records unit to pull the Ellison's financial files.

Two days later, their savings account statements arrived, no unusual transactions, but itemized receipts for the month showed Richard had made a purchase at Dorsey's Stationery on Colorado Boulevard, the same store that carried the exact Eaton paper used in the anonymous letter.

Riley went to the store in person.

The manager remembered a man in his forties buying two reams of paper and a bottle of blue ink roughly two weeks earlier.

Others swore they heard arguing coming from the school bus yard.

Rumor outran every attempt at verification.

At coffee shops along Colorado Boulevard, residents split into two clear camps.

One believed Margaret was the victim of an attack or abduction by a stranger who had approached her on her route.

Shit, it's my laptop.

uh video like again cctv footage oh christ i'm going to record it off my phone there's no audio that looks like colorado boulevard in in old town pasadena nighttime some kind of constructions going on cranes forklifts cones looks like a bank but there's no crew well wait it it's it's morning here so this must have been recorded it's not live so just some cars going by no one's out wait wait wait i can see someone a woman a girl wait dressed in white shit pause i can't pause uh i'll go i'll go back to my phone recording later It's grainy, but I can see her better.

She's all...

She's an all-white kimono and Asian, long, dark hair.

I mean, it's there on my phone, but it's black and one minute of just my audio.

I have to go see if I can find that security camera.

I'm walking toward Colorado Boulevard, Old Town Pasadena.

Here.