Sep 25, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 13 segments
She encouraged him to murder his wife; she even volunteered to do it herself! How can a person be so desperate to be with someone. He told her daily that he hated his wife and his in-laws who by the…
I'm gonna start off first with the AI-generated love songs Caleb played for his mistress, or created.
Semi-created for his mistress.
This is cringey.
Listen.
I'm not gonna play the whole thing because it's pretty boring.
Listen.
What did you recover in the way of audio files on Caleb's iPhone? [gentle music] We were just friends Well, that's what we said Early mornings, late nights, jokes in our heads The first time I saw you The room disappeared Love at first sight even though I was scared They said time is a thief and life's not fair But your laugh felt like home Like I belonged there Now the third of every month hits me like rain An anniversary carved into pain Candles burn out, I still can't move on Life lost its meaning the moment you were gone They went for bad numbers The years in between Said love has a limit Said love's not that clean But age never mattered when it was you and me We were proof that forever was something you feel, not see We danced on the edge of a life we could choose So close to forever So much left to lose And the third of every month, I still say your name Like maybe the Lord might hear me pray We almost had always just right in our hands
Y'all hear that? The third of every month, he states is their anniversary.
Him and his mistress anniversary.
How sick is that? And I feel sorry for these little girls.
The, the churchgoers, the friend's family claim they didn't know they were having an affair.
But when the little girls went to talk to their dad after their mother was murdered, they said they were scared.
Like, if little kids can figure this out, why can't grown people or the Miami Police Department figure it out? Like...
And then when the little girls discovered, they were shocked that, that he was having an affair.
But the oldest girl said, "I'm not surprised." Smart.
Like, why didn't the, what you call it, Miami County Police Department take Aaliyah's fingerprints, search her car, search her house? [laughs] They just let her go.
Like, what, what? If I'm ever in trouble, please don't get the Miami County Police Department to be the sleuths in the investigation.
Just lazy.
Lazy police work.
No fingerprints, no interview, no arrest.
They didn't search her car.
They didn't search her house.
Mm.
Okay.
Sorry for interrupting.
I'm gonna start off first with the AI-generated love songs Caleb played for his mistress, or created.
Semi-created for his mistress.
This is cringey.
Listen.
I'm not gonna play the whole thing because it's pretty boring.
Listen.
What did you recover in the way of audio files on Caleb's iPhone? [gentle music] We were just friends Well, that's what we said Early mornings, late nights, jokes in our heads The first time I saw you The room disappeared Love at first sight even though I was scared They said time is a thief and life's not fair But your laugh felt like home Like I belonged there Now the third of every month hits me like rain An anniversary carved into pain Candles burn out, I still can't move on Life lost its meaning the moment you were gone They went for bad numbers The years in between Said love has a limit Said love's not that clean But age never mattered when it was you and me We were proof that forever was something you feel, not see We danced on the edge of a life we could choose So close to forever So much left to lose And the third of every month, I still say your name Like maybe the Lord might hear me pray We almost had always just right in our hands
Y'all hear that? The third of every month, he states is their anniversary.
Him and his mistress anniversary.
How sick is that? And I feel sorry for these little girls.
The, the churchgoers, the friend's family claim they didn't know they were having an affair.
But when the little girls went to talk to their dad after their mother was murdered, they said they were scared.
Like, if little kids can figure this out, why can't grown people or the Miami Police Department figure it out? Like...
And then when the little girls discovered, they were shocked that, that he was having an affair.
But the oldest girl said, "I'm not surprised." Smart.
Like, why didn't the, what you call it, Miami County Police Department take Aaliyah's fingerprints, search her car, search her house? [laughs] They just let her go.
Like, what, what? If I'm ever in trouble, please don't get the Miami County Police Department to be the sleuths in the investigation.
Just lazy.
Lazy police work.
No fingerprints, no interview, no arrest.
They didn't search her car.
They didn't search her house.
Mm.
Okay.
Sorry for interrupting.
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