Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: All right, this morning, we want to talk about destroying
Speaker 2: the evidence when you try to cover something up, whether
Speaker 2: you try to hide it, but when you're trying to
Speaker 2: destroy the evidence. This is happened to a front of yours.
Speaker 2: This is amazing, it's amazing.
Speaker 3: Did you guys ever get an f at any time
Speaker 3: during your schooling? Of course, who've got a few fails
Speaker 3: on different tests and report cards. My friend Mike was
Speaker 3: such a goody two shoes at school. He got one
Speaker 3: f and his tire in schooling year, took the report card,
Speaker 3: hid it from his parents, and when they were out
Speaker 3: later that day, he took into the backyard and he
Speaker 3: burned it.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's uli.
Speaker 2: So this on and then we're looking for your stories
Speaker 2: when you've destroyed the evidence.
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Speaker 2: We're talking about destroying the evidence when he tried to
Speaker 2: hide something or cover it up.
Speaker 4: Patsy, you've ever done anything on this?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I remember, Presly once chewed one of our internal.
Speaker 4: Doors and then we joke about this dog. But I'm
Speaker 4: telling you a dog that whose doors.
Speaker 3: When I picture the dog, his back is brushing against
Speaker 3: the ceiling.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's like a pony. He's beautiful.
Speaker 3: So what did you do? Hide the door?
Speaker 5: So I thought Chris was at work. Luck like, there
Speaker 5: was a big hole in it down the bottom. I
Speaker 5: was like, oh my god, Chris is going to hit
Speaker 5: the roof. So I went up to min to ten,
Speaker 5: up to Costas and got some putty is that what
Speaker 5: you call it? Puddy stuff? And one of the yeah,
Speaker 5: filler that was it, and all the tools. The guys
Speaker 5: helped me out and I tried to do a botch
Speaker 5: up job, and he said, like, shove some newspaper in
Speaker 5: and then I.
Speaker 6: Was ver.
Speaker 4: That with a car, it's like a big circle around it.
Speaker 7: And they missed.
Speaker 5: They even mixed up the paint to match because we
Speaker 5: had none left over. Anyway, Chris got home and I'd
Speaker 5: cleaned up and he goes, smell it smells like paint,
Speaker 5: and I said, oh really. Anyway, he didn't find it
Speaker 5: for like two months. I reckon it was a pretty
Speaker 5: good job. Yeah, no, I didn't because he had to
Speaker 5: redo it.
Speaker 4: It was bad.
Speaker 3: I've got a great example that I just remembered of
Speaker 3: my friend and hide evidence. In high school, he never
Speaker 3: ate his sandwich. Every day he would be in it,
Speaker 3: but on the days he'd forget to be in it,
Speaker 3: he would panic as he was getting home and he'd
Speaker 3: take it out of his school bag. Didn't want his
Speaker 3: mum to know he didn't need his sandwich, and as
Speaker 3: he got home he would thraw it on the roof
Speaker 3: of the house. Years later, years later, and they had
Speaker 3: to get repairs on their roof done. The rufer found
Speaker 3: all these moldy sandwiches still in their cool rap.
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Speaker 1: Catherine, come morning, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 7: How are you going?
Speaker 2: I'm good Catherine, are having a good week? So destroying
Speaker 2: the evidence? What did you do?
Speaker 7: Well? I was nineteen living at home with mum and
Speaker 7: dad and they went away for the weekend. And what
Speaker 7: did I do? I decided to have a party. Of course,
Speaker 7: more people came than was expected. It was a bit crazy,
Speaker 7: and mum and dad were very anti alcohol and all
Speaker 7: that sort of stuff, so I had to clean the
Speaker 7: house in a mad panic. The day asked open all
Speaker 7: the windows, pumic gates.
Speaker 6: Do all that. Then I thought, oh no, what am
Speaker 6: I going to do.
Speaker 7: With the hundreds and hundreds of bottles all these people brought,
Speaker 7: and Mum and Dad were coming back the next day,
Speaker 7: so all I could think of was to do was
Speaker 7: to go and hide them in the budgy house in
Speaker 7: the backyard.
Speaker 2: This is like a watertight plan, isn't. Our brains are
Speaker 2: still developing. I would have done something exertainly similar, thinking
Speaker 2: this is genius.
Speaker 3: That's all taking care of you.
Speaker 4: Ever have to worry about that again?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was thinking, one day they're going to go
Speaker 7: in the budgy house and go what are all these
Speaker 7: bottles doing that?
Speaker 4: So I got budge an intervention, my little chirpy friend.
Speaker 4: No one is so happy in here.
Speaker 7: I got up at five am and I snacked out
Speaker 7: in the dancer put them all on my elderly neighbor
Speaker 7: matre strips.
Speaker 4: An elderly fool guy. Last process. Well done, Catherine, very funny.
Speaker 3: I got away with it all right, Catherine, Thank you
Speaker 3: very much.
Speaker 4: You killed That was pretty that was great. Justin good morning, justin.
Speaker 6: Oh right, Christian, how are you going?
Speaker 4: I'm good? Justin so destroying the evidence? What did you do?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Look, before I started, like, don't condone to say a
Speaker 6: few years ago, I was sharing a house a university
Speaker 6: in a share accommodation, and one of my roommates was
Speaker 6: a rachophobic. To put it lightly, he was taking care
Speaker 6: of business in the talk in the other room and
Speaker 6: I heard an absolutely cheer panish so obviously ran in
Speaker 6: to see what was happening. And what had actually happened
Speaker 6: is a huntsman had crawled under the door. I found
Speaker 6: him cowering in the corner with the with the bug's brain.
Speaker 6: And what he'd actually done is soaked the huntsman in
Speaker 6: obviously as much slice for as he possibly could, but
Speaker 6: then thought, out of sheet panic that it might be
Speaker 6: a good I need to actually light the flight pray
Speaker 6: like a flame thrower to get rid of it.
Speaker 2: Now she wrote down sharehouse stories, there's no good story sharehouse.
Speaker 4: This is an average Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 6: That's exactly right. So I came in just to catch
Speaker 6: the very start of it. So he actually lit the
Speaker 6: flas pray. What actually happened is it looked like an
Speaker 6: old nineties cartoon where it hit the floor, and because
Speaker 6: he had doused the floor in so much flight pray,
Speaker 6: it turned into a fuse and the ignition point was
Speaker 6: the spider itself when across the floor lit the spider
Speaker 6: into a ball of flames.
Speaker 4: So we came to Asian orange on the floor.
Speaker 6: That's exactly what it was like. And the whole floor
Speaker 6: was on fire with the obviously the bring poor hunting.
Speaker 6: Do we manage to put it out? Albeit there was
Speaker 6: a massive hole in being an old seventies house in
Speaker 6: the vinyl. So what we had to do with our
Speaker 6: imagination and we are, for lack of a better idea,
Speaker 6: glued the taller brush holder to the floor to hide
Speaker 6: the evidence.
Speaker 8: And right, look, it wasn't the hole in the middle
Speaker 8: of the bathroom and you put the you.
Speaker 4: Thought the best thing was to do was to glue
Speaker 4: the toilet roll holder the floor.
Speaker 6: It was about two foot from the tourlet. Yeah, so
Speaker 6: it wasn't the most concealed location. So we start the
Speaker 6: taller brusholder to it. Ten years later we still didn't
Speaker 6: get a call from the landlord.
Speaker 4: Justin great story. Thank you very much, thanks thanks goo,
Speaker 4: good morning, thank you.
Speaker 2: Uh Tanya, Hello, what have you got that about destroying
Speaker 2: the evidence?
Speaker 9: It's a sorry that huntsman. When I was about eighteen,
Speaker 9: parents for hours one night on shick that outside. The
Speaker 9: back door was not allow the smoke obviously, so I
Speaker 9: had this plan that when I hear the car pull up,
Speaker 9: I will just put it out and go inside. But
Speaker 9: of course I panicked when I heard the cup. I
Speaker 9: ran through the houses to lit cigarette, so of course
Speaker 9: bringing the smoke inside the house, ran out the front door,
Speaker 9: threw it out the front door, and then locked file
Speaker 9: was fly spray, so I just downed the house to
Speaker 9: fly spray, and then when I walked in, I just said, oh,
Speaker 9: there was this big blow flap and trying to kill it,
Speaker 9: and I was trying to run trying the spray this
Speaker 9: blowfly that obviously I was just trying to mask the
Speaker 9: cigarette smoke so that wouldn't touch me, and they never did.
Speaker 4: All right, Well done, Tony, thank you very much for cool.
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