What is Rob McCoy hiding and WHY is he platforming a 3X offender pfile !!!

[00:00] Good morning. Happy Sunday, you guys. I

[00:03] should not have started off my morning

[00:05] like this, watching Ian Carol's um video

[00:09] from yesterday and catching up on

[00:11] Candace because I have not watched the

[00:13] last like two days of Candace. And

[00:16] because of the stuff that was shared, I

[00:19] had to get on here in my pajamas.

[00:22] [snorts]

[00:22] So, we are just going to jump right into

[00:25] the first clip that I want to watch and

[00:28] talk about because this is I mean we

[00:31] already knew Rod McCoy was a weirdo.

[00:33] Okay, we already had icky vibes. He just

[00:36] gives you the ick but this it just it

[00:40] just is so fitting honestly. So, let's

[00:43] just jump right into that and watch it

[00:46] and then we will do like a live

[00:49] reaction.

[00:49] >> Right. Imagine yourself at 8 years old

[00:51] in third grade. I have every memory of

[00:54] being in third grade. I have memory of

[00:55] traumas in third grade when a cousin of

[00:57] mine died in a car accident.

[00:59] Despite his conviction, despite having

[01:02] spent years that Camino should have

[01:04] access to Rob McCoy, the pastor who

[01:08] makes my skin crawl, struck up

[01:10] thereafter,

[01:12] >> the pastor that makes everybody's skin

[01:15] crawl

[01:15] >> and maintained a long friendship with

[01:18] Thomas Camino across decades. Now,

[01:20] that's not exactly a problem per se.

[01:22] Rehabilitation is a thing. The problem

[01:26] comes in when Rob then decides that

[01:28] Camino should be involved in the Calvary

[01:30] Chap Chapel church and more specific.

[01:33] That's a great idea. Let's go to

[01:36] rehabilitation and then afterwards put

[01:39] them in front of a bunch of ch children

[01:41] or alone with children. Sounds about

[01:45] right. We should take an alcoholic and

[01:46] just throw them in a barically

[01:49] that commamino should have recovering

[01:51] alcoholic. Sorry. access to young

[01:53] children in a program called Home

[01:55] Fellowship, which put him inside the

[01:57] homes of children. And he almost got

[01:59] away with it until some mothers went

[02:02] online, remembered exactly what had

[02:03] happened, and raised hell about it in

[02:05] 2022. Now, in response to this being

[02:08] discovered, Rob McCoy did not apologize.

[02:10] No, no, no, no. That's not how this

[02:11] works. Instead, you are about to see Rob

[02:16] basically employ tactics of

[02:18] psychological gaslighting. Maybe he

[02:20] learned this from his father who did

[02:21] this for Navy intelligence, right? Um,

[02:24] but he is going to host Thomas Camino

[02:27] for a podcast episode on the Bryce Eddie

[02:29] show. He's going to vent his frustration

[02:32] at the people who are up in arms about

[02:35] the placement of this man in uh in

[02:39] closed confine with young children

[02:40] without people recognizing that, okay,

[02:43] um, this guy has literally spent eight

[02:45] years in prison uh for abuse. This is

[02:48] how Rob McCoy intros Thomas on his

[02:52] podcast. Take a listen.

[02:54] >> I was so compelled because of uh the

[02:58] gossip and the slander um of my friend

[03:01] who's going to join me that

[03:04] >> McCoy just said defamation and slander

[03:08] of his friend. Bro, your friend went to

[03:12] jail. Okay. He is a convicted

[03:15] sex offender. Period. This is not

[03:18] slander. This is not defamation. He was

[03:19] found guilty in a court of law.

[03:23] This is disgusting. He is delusional.

[03:25] He's disgusting. He is This is pathetic.

[03:27] I He He belongs near no church.

[03:33] And then to sit here and say that he

[03:34] belongs doing the program that he wants

[03:37] to put him in where he would be taking

[03:40] just

[03:42] um

[03:43] >> he obviously doesn't know what

[03:44] defamation and slander are.

[03:47] And that's really fucking annoying.

[03:48] Don't use words that you don't know the

[03:50] definition to.

[03:51] >> I I wanted him to tell a story. So 20

[03:54] years ago,

[03:55] >> I wanted him to tell a story. I wanted

[03:57] him to explain why he's into little

[03:59] girls and why that's okay. I wanted him

[04:02] to tell a story because little girls are

[04:05] lying. Three little girls are lying.

[04:08] >> We were over at Skyline.

[04:10] The introduction uh was you walked in

[04:13] and you said, "I I need to talk to you."

[04:16] Uh, and I got to share with you. And you

[04:19] were just pretty blunt. You just laid it

[04:20] out there. And

[04:22] >> you guys, he's like so happy about this.

[04:24] Like he's like excited to like, oh,

[04:26] we're going to get this out there.

[04:28] >> You said this is this is what it is. And

[04:32] um, [clears throat] you you follow

[04:33] >> I like little girls. It just is what it

[04:35] is.

[04:36] >> Followed the procedures. You did what

[04:37] was required of you. And you and I have

[04:40] been friends. There's been no issues. It

[04:42] It's remarkable how you've served this

[04:44] community. I personally made the call

[04:47] that they can make fun of us and they

[04:50] can claim whatever they want to claim,

[04:52] but I wanted your family protected. So,

[04:54] I pulled that um I guess I guess it was

[04:57] a advertisement for the home fellowship,

[05:00] which we do for all the home

[05:01] fellowships.

[05:03] >> Precookie for life.

[05:05] >> Tired of cooking for one?

[05:07] >> Sorry guys, I don't have the ad free

[05:10] YouTube yet. I will get that.

[05:14] >> So, he's upset and he goes on to talk

[05:16] about how people online who don't know

[05:18] the full story are digging stuff up and

[05:20] like this guy's really a good guy. And

[05:21] I'm going to have Camino actually

[05:23] explain what really happened that put

[05:25] him into prison. Let me know if you're

[05:27] buying this story that he's about to

[05:29] tell. Take a listen.

[05:30] >> The fact that he's even giving this guy

[05:32] a platform to even fucking explain

[05:34] himself says everything, by the way,

[05:36] because there's no excuse. There's just

[05:39] no excuse.

[05:40] At least for me, there's no excuse. I

[05:42] don't know about you. Let me know in the

[05:43] comments, but uh this is delusional at

[05:45] its finest.

[05:47] >> So, this is like early 90s. Um a nice

[05:50] little beach.

[05:50] >> Also, guys, you're you're going to hear

[05:52] this down line. I don't want to spoil

[05:53] it, but I'm going to spoil it. His wife

[05:56] divorced him. Okay, so Rob McCoy saying,

[06:00] "Oh, I I didn't want your family to to,

[06:03] you know, be out put out there and in

[06:06] danger." Um he is not involved with his

[06:09] family. He lost his family when he went

[06:11] to jail for eight years for what he did.

[06:14] >> Community in Orange County and I get

[06:17] accused of a crime that I did not

[06:19] commit. It's a a falsely

[06:22] >> You didn't commit, but they had evidence

[06:24] enough to convict you. Yeah. You didn't

[06:26] do it.

[06:27] >> Accused. It's an underage girl thing.

[06:30] And the premise of the case is there's a

[06:33] guy running around asking people about a

[06:35] lost cat. And this happens 15 20 times

[06:38] over the course of six, eight months.

[06:39] and the whole town is getting in an

[06:40] uproar over them. They bring this girl

[06:42] and they film an interview

[06:45] >> after I got involved in this whole

[06:46] thing. We didn't know this was part of

[06:48] the thing. They just spring this in

[06:50] trial

[06:51] >> and it's this interview where the kid

[06:53] doesn't care what she's saying. She's

[06:54] not upset. She thinks she's waiting for

[06:56] her mom in a dentist office and then

[06:58] they just keep asking her leading

[07:00] question after leading question and the

[07:02] kid's not giving them what they want.

[07:03] Eventually, they get her to say that

[07:05] there was some inappropriate touching on

[07:07] that. She sort of says it, sort of

[07:09] denies it, but it's all they needed. Now

[07:11] they can go out and arrest somebody. And

[07:12] they obviously don't care who they

[07:14] arrest. And the cops had lined up like

[07:17] 16 different guys of a certain look or

[07:20] whatever. And some of us, I was one of

[07:22] them, were under surveillance. And so

[07:24] they had pictures of us and they got

[07:26] enough people to say,

[07:27] >> "If you were not

[07:30] doing anything or if you were not on the

[07:32] radar of police, why were you in the

[07:33] lineup? Why were you being surveiled?"

[07:37] prior history. Maybe

[07:40] >> that looks like the guy. So, they went

[07:42] and got me. Then they come over to my

[07:44] place with a search. They bring me in

[07:46] the search warrant over to my place and

[07:48] they have 17 specific items that they're

[07:51] looking

[07:52] >> 17 items, you guys. 17 items, okay,

[07:57] that match

[07:59] DNA

[08:01] >> four. They get 11 of them, which kind

[08:04] sounds kind of bad until you read what

[08:06] it is. I get arrested. So, they throw me

[08:10] in jail and the next day you're supposed

[08:12] to get a hearing for bail.

[08:13] >> Let's pause for a second. So, they throw

[08:15] you in jail. Next day you get a hearing

[08:17] uh for bail.

[08:18] >> They're nice enough to do it on

[08:20] >> How long ago was this?

[08:22] >> Like 28 years.

[08:24] >> 28 years ago.

[08:25] >> Yeah.

[08:25] >> So, because it was 28 years ago, you

[08:27] shouldn't be concerned about your

[08:29] 78-year-old daughter with this man who's

[08:31] been in trouble several times.

[08:33] >> Nothing to see here. It was 28 years

[08:35] ago. It's like it never happened.

[08:37] >> Oh, 28 years ago. All right. Go ahead.

[08:39] So, they I'm just saying some of these

[08:42] details because this whole thing is a

[08:44] >> you guys, the fact that Rob McCoy is

[08:46] using that to try to like wipe away what

[08:49] this man has done. You realize that,

[08:51] right? Like when he says, "Oh, that was

[08:52] the point. How long ago was this?" Oh,

[08:54] it was 20 like 28 years ago. Uh, so it's

[08:57] wrong for people to still essentially be

[08:59] punishing you or, you know, looking down

[09:02] on you for something that happened 20

[09:04] years ago. I mean, this isn't like you

[09:07] had got a DUI. This isn't like you used

[09:10] to do drugs.

[09:12] This is much bigger.

[09:14] >> Total sham. My lawyer comes to me and

[09:17] goes, "Uh, they say they have footprints

[09:20] and frenzy evidence. footprints and a

[09:21] palm print of yours that they lifted

[09:23] from a scene and they want to cut a deal

[09:25] with you and they want to see if you

[09:27] want to do a plea bargain before we get

[09:28] to a pre-trial hearing. Jury goes comes

[09:31] back guilty unbelievably guilty and I

[09:36] wind up doing they give me an eight-year

[09:38] sentence. Didn't have a record. So, you

[09:40] get a did four years of change. So, I

[09:42] did 1536 days for a crime that I didn't

[09:44] commit. It actually gets worse. So you

[09:47] get an appeals process and there's a

[09:50] free process. So they take the three

[09:52] main issues they can find that are

[09:54] breaking the law or violating your

[09:55] rights and they they submit it. So the

[09:58] appellet court reads it and they say

[10:00] yes, we agree they broke the law twice

[10:02] out of out of the three points and they

[10:05] violated your rights. Um but we don't

[10:08] see how it affected the outcome of the

[10:10] case. Dismissed. Wife divorced me right

[10:13] before I got out. So, it's my ex-wife's

[10:15] best friend and she goes, "Tom, I got to

[10:16] talk."

[10:17] >> Shocker. Shocker. Your wife divorced

[10:20] you.

[10:21] >> Talk to you.

[10:23] >> How many of you women, let me know in

[10:25] the comments, would stay with someone

[10:27] like this.

[10:29] Disgusting.

[10:30] >> You got convicted and you went away and

[10:33] your wife was dating your lawyer. And

[10:36] I'm like, the dating the public

[10:38] defender? How do you know this? She told

[10:40] me. So,

[10:43] what incentive does the lawyer have to

[10:45] get me acquitted when he's after my wife

[10:48] and he get

[10:49] >> What incentive does the lawyer have to

[10:52] get you out when you're fucking guilty?

[10:56] What incentive? What lawyer in their

[10:58] right mind would ever want to get a

[11:01] child

[11:03] lover off?

[11:07] Sir,

[11:09] >> imagine bringing your side product.

[11:11] >> Maybe because he thought that he was

[11:12] guilty. That's why he didn't try to get

[11:14] you off

[11:15] >> a complete AI.

[11:17] >> And good for his wife. I'm glad that she

[11:19] >> So, it's all one big conspiracy that

[11:21] involved two counties, uh, neighborhoods

[11:24] filled with parents and children, uh,

[11:28] witness who still to this day remembers

[11:30] and emailed me to remind me about this,

[11:32] people who posted and said, "This is

[11:33] absurd." and brought it forward into

[11:36] Rob's church and said it's absurd that

[11:38] you are allowing him to be around youth

[11:41] despite his record. Um, also his ex-wife

[11:44] and the appellet court. Everyone

[11:47] everyone just wanted to get this

[11:48] conviction. Uh, despite the fact that

[11:50] the caps the cops as he said found a

[11:52] footprint, a palm print plus 11 out of

[11:56] 17 items that they were looking for in

[11:58] his home. You are free uh to pursue that

[12:02] conversation in its entirety. like we're

[12:04] trying to include as much as we can for

[12:06] the sake of this podcast without going

[12:07] too long. So that's basically all she

[12:10] shared and maybe I will go back and look

[12:13] at the actual podcast in its entirety so

[12:17] we can go uh deep dive into that even

[12:19] more. But the point here is is that this

[12:22] guy is disgusting. Okay? And for here's

[12:28] the problem. Okay? Here's the problem.

[12:29] [snorts] In some instances, guys like

[12:32] this slip through the holes. And I'm

[12:34] going to talk about a personal

[12:35] experience. I've had very

[12:37] traumatic things happen in my life. I've

[12:40] said in a previous podcast that I had a

[12:42] stalker from when I was a very little

[12:44] girl. I'm talking like 5 years old until

[12:47] I was I mean until I moved until I was

[12:49] 25 years old. Um and he was in and out

[12:53] of jail. He had been arrested several

[12:54] times for uh inappropriate behavior with

[12:57] young girls and um he had been arrested

[13:00] several times. Actually, one time when

[13:02] my parents called the police uh for the

[13:05] stalking, what would happened was he put

[13:07] candy and I'm going to do a separate

[13:09] podcast on this, but he put candy on the

[13:10] fence and the candy was poisoned. So, in

[13:13] a bag, he knew our favorite candy

[13:15] because we would go to the gas station

[13:16] and get candy. But long story short, um

[13:19] he had a prior record and even the

[13:22] police, even though he had a prior

[13:23] record, couldn't do anything until he

[13:25] physically harmed me, right? Uh the

[13:29] other story I want to talk about is a

[13:32] couple years ago, probably like seven

[13:33] years ago, my husband and I were living

[13:36] in Savannah and we were attending a very

[13:38] small gym and I was taking personal

[13:40] training classes. Now, I understand this

[13:43] is totally different. I'm an adult. But

[13:45] the reason I tell you this story is

[13:46] because um to work at a gym, most gyms

[13:50] run a background track, especially for

[13:51] personal trainers, whatever. This was a

[13:54] gym that was like a 24-hour gym. You can

[13:55] scan in at night. And so I was doing my

[13:59] training because I was going to do a

[14:00] competition.

[14:02] And so he they put me the general

[14:05] manager puts me with this guy. His name

[14:07] is Anthony. I'm not going to go any

[14:08] further than that. And um he's training

[14:11] me at 5 in the morning. I worked in, you

[14:12] know, the medical field and in surgery,

[14:15] so I had to go to work early. So, we

[14:17] were going extra early to do my workout

[14:19] and then I would go straight from there

[14:20] to work. So, one morning they put you on

[14:24] this machine. You hold on to the bars

[14:26] and you get down to your bra and your

[14:27] underwear and basically it scans you and

[14:29] it tells you all this information about

[14:32] fat, muscle, all these different things.

[14:36] And so after you've been training for a

[14:37] while, I think it was like once a month,

[14:39] they would put me on this machine to see

[14:40] where we're at, to see, you know, how

[14:42] I'm doing and how we need to adjust

[14:44] things, whatever. [snorts]

[14:45] So that morning, it was just me and him

[14:47] in the gym. And, you know, he was a very

[14:50] big dude, you know, and uh,

[14:54] you know, like I'm talking like 250 lbs,

[14:58] 63, 6'4, huge. Against little me, I

[15:02] wouldn't have stood a chance. So he

[15:04] tells me, "Hey, you know, get down to

[15:06] this and this and then you can push the

[15:08] button or if you're if you're

[15:10] comfortable, you could just throw your

[15:11] workout shorts off or whatever and you

[15:15] know, we could scan." As a professional,

[15:19] you've seen people in their, you know,

[15:21] it's like when you watch the girls that

[15:22] are boxing that are in like basically

[15:24] almost underwear and a sports bra,

[15:25] right? You've seen girls in bikinis. So

[15:28] in my mind, I was like, "Oh, I don't

[15:29] care." like I'm in a normal pair of

[15:31] underwear, like you know, not a thong,

[15:33] not anything crazy, you know, I'll just

[15:36] like slip off my workout, whatever. And

[15:39] I have I just had my sports bra on top.

[15:40] So, I was like, "Okay, no big deal." So,

[15:43] I tell him, you know, to shut the door.

[15:46] Well, next thing you know, he comes in

[15:48] the room. And mind you, it was just me

[15:50] and him in the gym. It's very early in

[15:52] the morning. And he's looking at me. And

[15:53] when he's looking at me, you guys, his

[15:54] eyes were black, okay?

[15:56] >> [snorts]

[15:57] >> And I start to think, "Oh my god, this

[16:00] is where I get R a, you know, you finish

[16:03] off the rest." And I just had this

[16:06] feeling and it didn't look like a person

[16:08] was inside of there. And it was

[16:09] extremely scary. And so I'm like sort of

[16:13] backing up and all of a sudden I hear a

[16:16] ding-dong, which is someone entering the

[16:18] front door. Someone scanned in to come

[16:19] in

[16:21] and he had the door shut and he looks at

[16:24] me and he hears the doorbell. So he

[16:26] looks towards the door and he decides to

[16:28] open the door and slip out.

[16:32] After that, we still to do our workout.

[16:35] So he's training me and now he's talking

[16:37] to me about, "Oh, you got me so hard."

[16:40] And mind you, this is a married man with

[16:42] children. Oh, you know, this or this or

[16:45] this, like all these comments and I'm

[16:46] just like trying, you guys, I'm trying

[16:48] to ignore this. I'm like mortified. I

[16:50] can't even believe that this just

[16:51] happened. I'm so uncomfortable. I want

[16:52] to get through this hour workout and

[16:54] just get the fuck out of there. So, I

[16:57] leave. I go to work and when I get to

[16:59] work, I'm crying and I'm just like

[17:00] totally beside myself. I'm like, "What

[17:02] just happened to me?" And uh my

[17:05] co-workers, the other nurses were like,

[17:06] "What happened?" And I'm explaining to

[17:08] them what happened. They're like,

[17:09] "Nicole, that you have to call the gym.

[17:11] This is crazy. That's not right."

[17:13] Whatever. So, I called I called my my

[17:16] husband. I tell my husband. My husband

[17:17] was pissed. He's like, "I'm coming home

[17:18] from work. We're going to call the

[17:20] police. We're going to go to the gym.

[17:21] whatever. We go to the gym, we tell the

[17:24] GM, and he's like, "I'm disgusted. He's

[17:30] getting fired." Write uh a report.

[17:34] And uh so next thing you know, I'm

[17:37] thinking to myself when, you know, we're

[17:38] there, I'm like, I'm going to look this

[17:40] guy up. I just have a really bad feeling

[17:41] about him and I don't know. And I look

[17:44] him up and he has essay

[17:48] three women while he was in the

[17:50] military. He was dishonorably discharged

[17:52] from the military

[17:55] for R a you can finish the rest three

[17:58] women. Okay.

[18:01] And so I bring this up and I show all of

[18:05] the you know um he has to register as a

[18:09] sex offender, right? So I show this to

[18:12] the gym manager and the gym manager is

[18:14] like you could just see he is like oh my

[18:16] gosh, how did this He goes, we do

[18:18] background checks. How did this get how

[18:19] do you get around this background check?

[18:21] Turns out the company that they had

[18:22] doing the background checks uh somehow

[18:26] it slipped through and this guy never

[18:28] actually got a background check.

[18:31] So now the gym had to go through and

[18:33] look through all the other women that

[18:35] he's trained to see if they have ever

[18:37] been treated the way I have or if

[18:39] something worse hasn't happened because

[18:40] they were so worried about getting sued.

[18:45] So if you don't think that there are

[18:47] these people living and walking among

[18:49] you in positions of power or in

[18:51] positions just because they have a past

[18:53] and you think a background check is

[18:55] done, you guys are wrong. Things slip

[18:58] through the holes. You have to do your

[18:59] own due diligence. You have to do your

[19:01] own research. And this comes back to

[19:02] anything. If you've been watching me on

[19:03] my podcast, it all comes back to do your

[19:05] own research. Use your brain. Use your

[19:07] critical thinking. I don't say this to

[19:08] be offensive. I say this because you are

[19:10] your best advocate. [snorts] Even in

[19:13] medicine, when I was getting my

[19:14] diagnosis for lupus, you guys, if I did

[19:17] not advocate for myself, I was going to

[19:19] get nowhere. And this is one of the

[19:20] reasons why I'm not in the medical field

[19:22] anymore because they don't care. You

[19:24] don't make them money if you are well.

[19:28] Sick patients make you money. Not every

[19:31] doctor is like this, but there are a

[19:32] good amount of them that are just driven

[19:33] by paper. And so, you have to be willing

[19:38] to fight for yourself. You have to be

[19:40] willing to go the extra mile. You cannot

[19:43] be lazy about who you are around and who

[19:45] your children are around. And I say this

[19:48] for even women. If someone gives you the

[19:51] creeps and they're in a position like

[19:54] that, you need to be looking them up. I

[19:56] did a simple Google search and I found

[19:58] all this stuff, guys. I didn't even have

[19:59] to pay for a background check. Okay.

[20:03] I I have another story of a friend who,

[20:07] you know, same thing. She was like, "Oh,

[20:09] well, we never got to know my husband's

[20:12] ex-wife's new boyfriend and like they

[20:14] broke up and and she said, you know,

[20:16] they're broken up and she don't want him

[20:17] to know where they live or, you know,

[20:19] there's just all these things." And then

[20:20] next thing you know, I I do some digging

[20:22] and turns out, you know, he's the same

[20:24] way. He's been charged with a million

[20:25] things. He's been to jail. He went to

[20:27] jail for like eight years for um

[20:31] you know, crimes against children. And

[20:34] um he's around children, you know what I

[20:37] mean? and she the the woman had no idea.

[20:40] Everyone has to start doing their due

[20:42] diligence and research, you guys,

[20:43] because these people walk among you more

[20:46] than you think.

[20:50] So, that was that's the bottom line. And

[20:53] yes, I'm an adult and yes, people I'm

[20:55] sure are going to judge and say, "Well,

[20:57] why would you, you know, take your

[20:58] workout shorts off and and let him stand

[21:01] right there or whatever." I told him he

[21:03] he could leave, just shut the door

[21:04] behind him. But either way, you've seen

[21:06] a woman in a bikini. And the bottom line

[21:07] is is this is a professional. This is

[21:08] somebody who is a personal trainer who

[21:11] literally trains people to do

[21:12] competitions. He has seen people and

[21:14] next to nothing when they weigh in and

[21:16] do all this stuff. He should have been

[21:18] able to be professional. That's like me

[21:20] working in the medical field. I I seen a

[21:23] million naked bodies and never acted

[21:25] that way. You're a professional.

[21:29] Period.

[21:32] And till this day, I say that God was

[21:35] with me that morning because I can tell

[21:37] you that that man, his eyes were so dark

[21:40] and black.

[21:42] He was possessed. He was of the devil.

[21:44] And God

[21:47] was watching over me and stopped that

[21:49] situation from happening. And I'm trying

[21:51] so hard not to get emotional. I'm

[21:53] starting to shake because I really was

[21:56] in my head preparing myself to to be

[22:00] victimized by this person.

[22:05] And when you come out of that situation,

[22:06] you are so shocked and numb and like

[22:09] confused. Like you know what happened,

[22:11] but you you you're trying to compute

[22:13] everything in your brain. And it's it's

[22:15] a very awful experience.

[22:18] Um,

[22:20] and you expect these companies to be

[22:23] doing their due diligence to protect

[22:24] people

[22:26] and they and incences happen where they

[22:28] just don't. [snorts]

[22:30] And that was one instance and it could

[22:32] have ended very bad. And it's not so

[22:34] much like

[22:37] it's the trauma once that happens, you

[22:40] can't undo it. You can go to therapy,

[22:42] you can get help, but it's always going

[22:44] to be there. And I feel for victims of

[22:47] those crimes because you ne I don't

[22:49] think you ever fully get past it no

[22:50] matter what kind of therapy you go

[22:52] through.

[22:53] And it's like having my stalker. I'll

[22:56] always be a paranoid person. I'll always

[22:58] carry my pepper spray in my hand when

[23:01] I'm walking from one place to the other.

[23:05] You know, I'll always conceal and carry

[23:08] because that's over. But it's not over

[23:11] for me.

[23:12] >> [snorts]

[23:12] >> And I have a real trust issue with men

[23:14] after what happened in the gym. I'm very

[23:16] leerary of men.

[23:18] Um, as a woman, I'm sure a lot of people

[23:22] can relate to this. Um, you feel

[23:24] uncomfortable in public sometimes. You

[23:27] know what I mean? It you get victimized

[23:29] every day by men. So, um, I don't know.

[23:33] I I'm sorry if I got off on a tangent,

[23:35] guys, but the bottom line is I just want

[23:37] everyone to understand like you need to

[23:39] be looking into people who are involved

[23:42] with your children, coaches,

[23:45] people in church, you know what I mean?

[23:47] And it's not offensive. It's just you

[23:49] have to know, especially if someone rubs

[23:51] you the wrong way. Guys, please just

[23:54] Google a name.

[23:56] you know, it's or go on the registry and

[24:00] just look up their name just to verify

[24:02] that they've never had any issues. And

[24:04] Rob McCoy in this interview is

[24:05] insinuating that it's wrong that people

[24:08] are looking into him.

[24:12] He's going to be around their children.

[24:13] They should just take Rob McCoy's word

[24:15] that oh, like this is 20 years ago. It's

[24:17] it's fine. It's fine. No big deal. It

[24:21] really didn't happen. These three seven,

[24:23] eight year olds are lying. Nothing to

[24:25] see here. You guys have to like I don't

[24:27] even understand how you guys can justify

[24:28] Rob McCoy right now.

[24:32] I don't know. Let me know what you guys

[24:33] think in the comments. As always, it has

[24:36] been so nice being here with you guys.

[24:38] Sorry for the Christmas pajamas. And um

[24:42] yeah, [clears throat] I'm in the

[24:43] Christmas spirit this year. You know, my

[24:45] dad died two years ago, so this will be

[24:46] my third Christmas without my dad. And I

[24:48] just find that the earlier I put the

[24:50] tree up and start getting in the mood of

[24:52] the holiday, it's just uplifting. So, I

[24:55] try to do that. So, don't judge me. Um,

[24:57] [clears throat] but we're about to get

[24:58] ready. We're going to go to church and

[25:00] then we are going to go get lunch and

[25:02] just have like a little day date

[25:03] afterwards. So, that'll be nice. Um, per

[25:05] usual, I'm going to tell you guys thank

[25:08] you for your support. Thank you for

[25:09] watching my videos. I hope you guys

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[25:19] just really really love being here with

[25:21] you guys and being able to talk about

[25:22] the the hard stuff. And I really look

[25:24] forward to seeing you guys later in the

[25:27] day. Um, I will have another video

[25:29] that'll be coming out uh going over what

[25:31] Ian Carol went over yesterday, digging

[25:33] more into Rob McCoy. And uh, yeah, juicy

[25:37] juicy stuff, guys. And uh as usual, I

[25:41] will see you all in the next