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2:14

hello. Welcome

2:19

back to Radio Rental. I'm so, so

2:21

glad you're here. I might

2:25

need someone to spot me. As

2:27

you probably remember, last time you were here, my

2:29

feline companion Malachi fell

2:31

into the strange nebulous void that's

2:33

been growing in the corner over there. Ah,

2:38

yes, that one. That

2:41

void. So

2:44

I've decided I'm going in to

2:46

save him, to save dear

2:49

Malachi. I have concocted

2:51

a pretty good plan, I think. As you can see here, I've

2:54

anchored myself to the cash register

2:56

with this heavy duty rope, and I've

2:58

lubricated myself from head to toe with

3:01

Crisco so I can better fit

3:03

into the mouth of the void. To

3:05

fit in there, I need to be svelte

3:08

like an otter or

3:10

a stick of butter or

3:13

an otter

3:14

covered in butter. Plus

3:18

I've also got this trusty little headlamp

3:21

right here, which is actually pretty

3:23

nifty. I've been using it to read

3:25

my mystery novel at night. And

3:29

most importantly, I am bringing some

3:31

tuna niblets, just in

3:33

case I can't find him down there and need to shake

3:36

the bag. I imagine he's

3:38

probably terrified. Poor

3:41

little guy, little Malachi.

3:44

Also, I'll have them by

3:46

my side in case I get hungry. Win-win.

3:51

Oh, here we go. Oh. Oh,

3:56

the fear. The fear.

5:58

It's

6:01

gonna be pretty hard for me to host this episode.

6:04

Just stick it in.

6:16

My brother and I were working together on a

6:18

piece of property that my family had owned. This

6:21

piece of property, it was really big and open. There

6:24

were a lot of points in time during the day where

6:26

we had excessive amount of time. To

6:29

fill and to keep ourselves amused. There

6:32

was a big waterway, sort

6:35

of an inlet, that went through

6:37

this property. That

6:40

seemed to be really good for fishing. We

6:42

would often catch people trespassing and

6:45

troll down the waterway. So

6:48

we figured at some point we'd like to get fishing poles.

6:51

It'd just be a fun thing to do. It

6:54

was just one of those things that was in the back of our mind. Right

6:57

across the street from this piece of property

6:59

was a mini storage complex. My

7:01

brother and I rolled into work one day and there

7:04

was a sign out in front that said, Storage Unit

7:06

Auction Today.

7:09

Maybe there'll be fishing poles. There might

7:11

be an old bike,

7:13

something interesting. It

7:16

was a slow day to begin with. Just thought

7:18

it'd be fun to go over and see what it was all

7:20

about. Having

7:24

been a mini storage unit

7:26

owner as a family business, we

7:29

had often been on the other side

7:31

of these where people were abandoning their units and

7:34

we were auctioning them. When

7:37

someone abandons a unit, by law,

7:40

the unit's contents need to be auctioned off. So

7:45

the facility will contact an

7:47

auctioneer. They'll put ads in papers. They'll

7:49

show up, get a group of people there.

7:52

They open the storage unit door. Everyone

7:55

gets 30, 40 seconds to peek in

7:57

and they start the auction.

8:01

From that point, the new owners

8:03

of the unit typically have about 24

8:05

hours to vacate that unit.

8:09

So my brother and I walk over to the unit.

8:13

There's a small group of people there in

8:15

the auctioneer. He kind of walks

8:17

us through. We start at the first unit.

8:20

There were probably six or seven units

8:22

going up for auction that day. They

8:25

roll open the door. It's

8:28

typical storage unit fare,

8:31

old mattresses, old

8:33

boxes of VCRs, stuff

8:36

that it would cost more to throw it away. We

8:40

passed up a couple of them, and

8:42

at the end of the haul they had a series of really

8:45

small units. They were about four feet by

8:47

four feet,

8:49

and the auctioneer opened this one up. My

8:51

brother and I got excited because we saw

8:53

fishing poles. There

8:56

were about five fishing poles in the back. Having

8:59

just wanted a couple of fishing poles, we

9:01

thought this would be great. A

9:04

good fishing pole can be fairly expensive. They

9:07

looked nice, and there were five of them taped together.

9:11

We throw down our bid.

9:13

This one actually gets bid up a little bit, but

9:15

it only ends up going for about $35. About 40

9:20

seconds after the auction starts, that

9:22

whole unit full of whatever else

9:24

is in there and five fishing poles is ours.

9:30

We go back across the street, we get some big garbage

9:32

cans out. We wheel them over,

9:34

and we start sifting through what's in here.

9:40

Legal boxes, a small

9:42

broken desk. There's

9:45

piles of books, nothing

9:47

that you would look in there and say, oh, there's

9:49

some great value here.

9:53

Clearly someone stuffed

9:55

that for whatever reason, they just didn't want anymore,

9:57

and you could understand.

10:00

and why they left it behind.

10:02

We're throwing stuff away. We're kind of laughing about it. We

10:05

get to the desk and we have that thought,

10:07

what if someone has left their Mickey

10:09

Mandel baseball cards and Gold Deblune

10:11

collection in here? We're gonna

10:14

retire from this $35 unit.

10:19

We're going through and we're throwing stuff away.

10:21

And the first thing that was just really

10:23

odd in this unit was the sheer

10:26

amount of anatomy books.

10:29

There was just anatomy book after anatomy

10:32

book. We

10:34

just thought it was weird. We're

10:37

kind of sorting all those books aside. And

10:40

my younger brother, who's

10:42

in the actual unit, it's too small

10:45

for the two of us to be in. He's in it and he's handing

10:47

things out. He

10:49

gets all excited because he found this tied up garbage

10:51

bag. And

10:55

he goes, hey, hey, Ty. Here,

10:59

here, check this out. So

11:01

he hands me this garbage bag and

11:03

I look at it and it's

11:05

tied real tight. You can't see

11:07

what's inside of it. Key pops

11:10

out and we're both kind of like, what's in

11:12

here? I open

11:14

up the garbage bag and I pull

11:16

it out and it's just another garbage

11:19

bag. I

11:22

untied that garbage bag and I pulled it out and it's another garbage bag.

11:28

And they're black, they're like the black stick ones. So you

11:30

can't see through them. We

11:35

untied it again and I pull it out and

11:37

there's another garbage bag. And

11:40

my brother's asking me, what's in there? And he

11:42

keeps saying, it's just more garbage bags. And so I pull it up. His

11:47

face gets real squinty. He

11:51

just stares at it. This

11:53

garbage bag was the thin translucent

11:56

bag. And I look and

11:59

I see at the end.

14:00

story. At

14:02

that point I couldn't help myself.

14:05

We had to open it up and see what's inside. And

14:09

so you open up the second bag,

14:12

which is another bag full of bags and

14:15

a bag and a bag you get down there and

14:18

then there's just another cat.

14:22

Except this time it was

14:26

more skeletal. We

14:29

open up another bag and

14:31

this was just a bag filled with random

14:35

bones of animals. As

14:45

far as we could tell not

14:48

understanding full cat anatomy, there

14:52

had to be three or four cats

14:56

at least worth of random

14:58

parts. And

15:01

we both had this look and we kind of looked at each other

15:03

and we were like, did

15:05

we just buy a serial killer storage unit? What

15:11

is this? It

15:14

didn't feel scientific. It

15:18

didn't feel artistic. It

15:22

just felt weird and

15:25

gross. It's

15:27

one thing if you found a taxidermy, something

15:29

someone had did purposefully. This

15:31

was just dead animal body hoarding.

15:35

Full abandonment of it. What

15:39

would make someone put a

15:41

dead cat in bags in a storage

15:43

unit? None

15:46

of it made sense. We

15:49

find all this stuff. We

15:51

don't really know what to do with it. Something

15:54

about it just didn't feel right. Just throwing these

15:57

animals in the garbage can. And

16:00

I asked my brother, I said, should we tell

16:02

someone about this? Is

16:05

this something you call the police about? What do you even

16:07

say? So

16:09

we just kind of figured, let's

16:11

finish what we're doing. We

16:14

put all the bodies and weirdness

16:16

over in the corner,

16:18

wrapped up the rest of the day, took everything

16:20

that of use back over to our property.

16:23

We reopened the bags just because we were mentally trying

16:26

to piece together exactly how

16:27

many animals we had here.

16:30

And that's when we figured it was probably four or five total.

16:35

And then we're just generally left

16:38

in sort of a state of disgust for the rest of the day.

16:41

It felt like we had walked in to

16:43

somebody's secret, but

16:47

clearly a secret that they didn't care about getting

16:49

out. So

16:52

the next day, it really

16:54

bothered me. If I don't

16:56

tell someone this and something happens, I

16:59

could have done something about, I'm

17:02

going to feel responsible for that forever. I

17:08

didn't feel good about calling the police. Cause again, it didn't

17:10

seem like a crime. It

17:14

just seemed odd. I called

17:16

the mini storage unit complex

17:19

the next day and I explained, you know, Hey,

17:21

my brother and I were there yesterday. We bought the four by four

17:23

unit.

17:25

And I said, is there any chance that

17:27

the guy who owned that unit was maybe a high

17:30

school science teacher or was he some

17:32

sort of biologist?

17:35

And the person that answered the phone just

17:37

laughed. And she goes, huh,

17:40

not that guy.

17:44

Why'd you ask? I said, well, you know, we bought his

17:46

unit.

17:48

It was filled with dead cats.

17:54

And she pauses for a second. I

17:57

kind of assumed she was pausing out of shock. But

18:00

then she goes, that makes so

18:02

much sense. And

18:05

I said, why? And

18:09

she goes, well, we

18:11

opened up another one of his abandoned units, and

18:14

it was filled with empty cat carriers.

18:23

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20:17

Update from the void.

20:20

Still no sign of Malachi, but

20:23

I did find my missing sketcher. So,

20:27

small victories. We take our victories where

20:29

we can find them. I really

20:31

sincerely hope I haven't lost poor

20:34

Malachi to this abyss. Malachi!

20:38

Little Malachi! Mother, help!

20:41

You help!

20:42

Come get your niblets! Get

20:45

your tuna niblets! Mmm!

20:48

Here they are! Mmm! Maybe

20:51

he doesn't like these that much. I'm

20:53

not sure, I mean. They

20:55

do smell revolting. Mmm!

20:59

Mmm! Mmm!

21:05

Our dreams aren't half bad. I

21:08

am a bit peckish. That breakfast

21:10

really burned off. Okay,

21:13

Malachi, come get your treats before daddy

21:16

eats them all. And

21:18

you, up there, out there, wherever

21:21

you are, in back in your

21:23

dimension, how about you pop in another

21:25

tape for yourself, okay? I'll

21:28

pop in another tuna niblet.

21:39

This happened about a year ago, and probably

21:41

around August. I

21:44

have two little boys with my husband.

21:46

I also have a dog. We

21:48

live in Southern Orange County.

21:51

Nice house, single story. I'm

21:54

a stay-at-home mom. My husband works a lot,

21:57

travels quite a bit for work. Maybe

21:59

a few days. a few times a month. So I'm pretty

22:01

used to that. It's not a big deal for me. This

22:05

happened on a Thursday. He

22:07

was gone and he wasn't going

22:09

to be back until about Sunday. It

22:12

was a normal day. School,

22:16

come home, dinner, put

22:19

my boys to bed probably around nine o'clock.

22:22

Sleep probably around 10 30. I

22:26

was woken up in the middle of the night

22:29

by my dog. She's

22:32

a big black German Shepherd. She's

22:36

like usually dead silent. It's

22:40

very unusual for her to wake me up in

22:42

the middle of the night. And

22:45

even though it was dark, I could see her

22:47

outline. She had her ears perked up.

22:50

She looked frozen like she saw

22:52

something. Grab

22:55

my phone thinking immediately I'm going to call

22:58

the police. You

23:00

can't just call the police because your dog's freaking

23:02

out.

23:04

So I put my phone down. I

23:07

got up, went to go see what

23:10

her problem was because she started barking. We

23:13

have a long hallway that's

23:15

all windows. Our front door

23:18

is also half clear glass. It's all

23:20

pretty open. So I start walking

23:22

down the hall. I'm yelling at her. I'm

23:26

trying to get her to calm down, but she's

23:28

just going nuts.

23:31

I look out the window. I'm

23:34

assuming it's going to be a squirrel or

23:36

a rabbit that's making

23:38

her

23:38

lose her mind.

23:41

And I look out the window to my left. Maybe 10

23:46

15 feet away from me. There's

23:49

a man. Standing

23:52

there. I

23:56

clearly don't know who he is. It's

23:59

not my husband. I can tell you that he's

24:02

taller than my husband. He's bigger

24:04

than my husband. And

24:06

on his head,

24:07

he's wearing one of those latex

24:10

horse heads.

24:16

It was terrifying. He's

24:20

not moving. He doesn't say

24:22

anything. I honestly just froze

24:24

for a few seconds. My

24:26

dog did as well. I

24:29

was sort of still half asleep, so I'm kind of like

24:31

trying to recognize what

24:34

the hell is going on and who this person is. They

24:39

don't move. I don't move. We

24:42

just stand there. Blue

24:44

starts barking again. I

24:47

honestly didn't know what to do. I couldn't run

24:50

back and go get my phone.

24:53

My kids are in between me and this guy.

24:58

So I wasn't gonna move or go anywhere.

25:02

And I certainly didn't have like a weapon

25:04

handy, like a baseball bat. I

25:08

saw it like, is my door

25:10

locked? I

25:12

reach out and I grab my front door

25:14

handle and

25:17

it's not locked. So,

25:21

snap it closed. He

25:23

starts coming closer to the door. Towards

25:27

the glass. All

25:30

of a sudden I just kind of freak out and I'm like,

25:33

you're not getting in my fucking door. I

25:37

just kind of lose it and try to be tougher

25:40

than I am. Trying

25:44

to appear to be scary. He

25:48

came forward. And

25:52

he presses his masked face.

25:56

Against my glass door. He

26:00

does this and he says very,

26:03

very clearly, he's

26:05

not even home until

26:08

Sunday. He

26:11

looks down at my dog and he

26:14

says, blue, you

26:17

shouldn't wake the kids until seven. The

26:21

last thing that he ever says to me, which is like

26:24

still very haunting, he's

26:28

like, mama, you don't even have the

26:30

code of the gun safe. I

26:35

don't recognize the voice. I

26:38

don't know the voice. But

26:42

he's right. My

26:44

husband is not going to be home until Sunday, which is a very strange thing. It's

26:48

not like something I necessarily tell people

26:50

when my husband is gone. We

26:53

do have a gun safe.

26:56

It's one of those hand safes that you

26:58

put your hand in and it reads your fingerprints.

27:03

A very strange fact for him to know.

27:08

I'm starting to kind of back up and sort of

27:11

snap out of it a little bit. And

27:14

then he just pulls his horse

27:16

mask off the glass. He

27:19

waves at me. He just turned

27:21

around, walked down the driveway, and

27:24

he's gone. I

27:29

was expecting him to come back. I

27:32

remember like running into our room. I

27:34

grabbed my phone. I called the police. I

27:38

checked on my kids. We

27:40

live in like a one-story house. There's

27:42

windows everywhere. Maybe

27:46

he's not going to come back to the front door. Maybe he's going

27:48

to go to the back door. And

27:51

then I just waited for the police. I was terrified. I

27:56

just told him this story. I said there

27:58

was a guy in a latex horse. who came

28:00

to my door and was saying really creepy shit.

28:04

And he knew stuff about my family,

28:06

and he knew things that nobody else

28:08

would know. So,

28:11

of course, they thought it was my husband.

28:14

Physically, it was not him. This

28:18

guy was very tall and

28:20

very big. There's, like, no

28:22

possibility that it was him. They

28:25

basically made it pretty clear that there

28:27

was nothing that was gonna happen. My

28:31

next-door neighbors do have cameras.

28:35

The closest thing to being caught on camera was

28:37

a figure, a black

28:39

blob. But if

28:41

you really look at it and if I said, oh, do

28:43

you see the horse head? You could see it. I mean, you

28:45

could see it's like an outline. It's definitely not, like,

28:47

a normal human head.

28:50

Aside from that, nothing.

28:54

Called my husband. He's like, what

28:56

the hell is going on? My first

28:58

question was, like, who would you tell about

29:00

this? And he's like, well, I've

29:02

told friends offhand. He

29:06

knows a lot of people. He's a pretty social guy. I

29:09

just cannot imagine anyone doing

29:11

something like this.

29:14

It wouldn't be necessarily the stuff

29:17

that this guy knew.

29:20

I expected something else to happen. I

29:22

expected him to come back or something

29:26

bad to happen. We

29:28

have cameras covering now our trash

29:31

cans, our front door, our back door. Everything

29:34

is secure. We've

29:36

alerted

29:37

our neighbors. We've talked to people. Nothing

29:40

happened.

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No one ever came to our door. Nothing was left.

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Absolutely nothing.

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I think about it a lot. I just feel

29:51

extra cautious about locking

29:54

doors and windows and just being

29:57

super aware of my surroundings.

29:59

People that I meet, people I talk to. It

30:03

doesn't go away. I'm

30:05

constantly trying to figure it out. Who

30:08

the fuck is this guy?

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Is this person watching me in the grocery store? It's

30:15

like a mind fuck, right? Because if

30:17

there were resolution to it, then

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Miami. No, actually, wow, look at

31:10

that. No, I'm going to Hawaii now. Ooh,

31:13

Cancun looks nice. You know what? Belize

31:16

looks pretty nice this time of year. Or, mmm,

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Palm Springs.

31:29

Between April 1971 and September 1972, six

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young black girls were snatched off the streets

31:36

in Washington, D.C. It took four

31:38

murders before the police finally realized

31:41

that one person was responsible.

31:44

I will admit the others when you catch

31:46

me if you can. It's

31:48

our freeway fan. This

31:51

child was laying on the side of

31:53

the road. It appeared that she was probably

31:56

either dragged out of the car or thrown out of

31:58

the car. The person said...

31:59

I murdered your daughter. The

32:02

killer believed that he may have been seen by

32:05

the mother.

32:06

Is my mother small? That guy

32:08

is... He's out of sync with even

32:10

the worst people. I thought that they

32:13

would catch him. I thought it was just a matter

32:15

of time.

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Is it possible that the killer

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is still alive? Listen

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to Freeway Phantom starting May 17th

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on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast,

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or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Hey, look who's here. I

32:36

think he was attracted to my scent. I

32:39

mean, I do have Crisco all over my body. Oh,

32:42

Malakai Buddy. Oh,

32:44

it's so good to see you. It's

32:46

so good to see you. Mmm, mmm, mmm, mmm. Tongue

32:51

kiss. Ah, la, la, la, la. Okay,

32:55

up there. Time to hoist us up.

32:59

Okay, hoist us, hoist

33:02

us up now. I

33:04

hate that word hoist. Hoist,

33:07

hoist away. Um,

33:09

how do they say it? Belay on. Belay,

33:13

belay off. Belay up. Can

33:16

someone please belay me? Wait,

33:20

whoa. Oh, oh my god,

33:22

what happened to the rope? My

33:25

rope, it slipped off of my oily

33:27

body while I was looking for Malakai.

33:29

There's no rope. Oh

33:32

my god. We're

33:34

doomed, Malakai. Doomed. Oh,

33:39

shut up, Boyd. This isn't funny.

33:43

Well, friend, I'm so sorry.

33:46

I can't be there to see you out. But

33:49

hopefully next week, I'll

33:51

find my way out of this pit

33:54

of despair. Oh,

33:57

ha, ha, ha. You're hilarious, Boyd.

33:59

You're hilarious. Party hard hard.

34:03

Until next time.

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