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Welcome to stop. You should know how stuff for Stockholm will go into the pockets of Judge Clerk third child to reach a private there's, Jerry Guesswork, Jerry's doing she's eating lunch with which he always does so. That makes the stuff just back from the road big ruling to to city tour. It was kind of gruelling because I get really really nervous before DC shows in particular. Yes, Thank you to Boston Massachusetts, the Commonwealth, making it nice and easy relaxing the commonwealth in the district. We didn't go to We didn't throw state? No, we didn't do we, you know smokers, and indeed can't even dinner. You have representation the abbot, they can buy weed. Really I didn't know that I don't know

it's don't another shops, but another. These he is one of the places it supposedly voted in, but usually takes years after I am sure the rule that out too big I read a really really interesting article. I think those in the new Yorker years back in right after Washington, in Oregon, pass through there the first to pass recreational yet, and I can't remember who profile there, what state the guy was working for, but it was this guy who basically was like ok the voters voted in go figure out how to do this and, like you, do it right, so that we actually get rid of illegal weed and organised crime and all that stuff by also don't. The alcohol lobby, like this guy, had so many interesting errors or balls juggling in the air. Yet there was a really good article check it out. I don't know what it was called, I'm pretty sure was the new Yorker Nora. Election of the year go wait. I slept

so we're talking today, not about we'd or the new Yorker. Anything like that, even Jerry's lunch, chuckle, talking about Ferraris when the most beautiful cars car lines one of the greatest automotive manufacturers of all time yet funny like you and I obviously there is one ferrari to us though I have grown to appreciate other Ferraris over the years like the peers, You are for our answer. Some those older cool But for guys I guess the man, p. I for our right, is the Ferrari too and offer our citizens like the three thirty? Yes, I think I remember a disk. I call it the Magnum sure. That's all you need to one of the greatest looking cars in the history of cars and I'm not even a sport. Our guy right. Now, I'm not either, but that is probably the greatest car ever made its dope yet so Magnum correct that thing and if you

to get in and out of its very funny just that alone is like, while it's really well may car well yet, and also like it's Tom, select, nine feet, tall, yea kind of it or his short that small, but that that Ferrari, that, I think is it through Yes, it was a yes, a short were member that by Mexico that show good clown car. Basically, when you get out of it near Inner Higgins, after a man what issue, but that, not the further we're talking about today. Now an hour say so. There's some numbers that are in here. I went and looked up the real numbers, these way way. Way love what his horse value of the car yeah. If you wanna give fascinated everybody, even if you're not into Ferraris just type in some of the names of the Ferrari ever gonna throw out there today, in the years in you fine and entire world out there of

breathtakingly rich people who, by greek tycoons half a million dollar cars yeah in yeah. I mean people value different things, obviously, I've never been a guy that that thought like a seventy five thousand dollar car approach is not thought. Why would someone has been that gonna money, but some people. You know they love their car Siberia. That's their jam! You now, let's kind of what this episode for its a car episode from two guys who are not car, guys so dig in there be outraged here a moment after moan. I've got my kind as you ve that my brother thinks is a many ban to cross over is at what they're gone now, across over a car and suv years, many van. Unless you ve crossover yeah, I drive a Junta pilot now everybody and the pilot with a change from looking like a foreigner, type. As you being a couple years.

Think them they gonna shrunk it. Squatted it to where it sort it's like their minivan, pretty close on the front, I tried to get him any man who try to get behind odyssey animals like not we're not get too many band. What I saw just yesterday- and I can tell you it's a fine looking car- I appreciate and you totally normal driving for some of ever had leather seats under my, but that is so nine here at forty seven years old. In you dislike That's how you find another seat. Classy well plus it doesn't absorb like this closets Thank you to all they do they do and like it accumulates over time. You know I mean yeah, that's why, if you ever going to buy a a used car, everybody which, frankly, I think you always should not receive no justice yourself. A solid and splurge on the weather. Can you can wipe those off right

but a dupe. Everyone take hearted, still intruded my roots, I'm a pickup truck, because its paid for Anna still use it for HOLLAND, ice garbage, isthmus, site job Is it currently honour ass good gave a card on aid is vital. Describing this is yet another window. If it's a good idea, you don't need a card. Why waste money on Zactly sovereignty? in four hours today we're talking specifically a too period in the nineteen seventys when now one but to four is made the news for being buried cannot yet if you if you want to terrify. Wifi, Ferrari enthusiasts talk about burying their their favorite car yeah especially how they did it the second. Why are eight? She was start out with the first one. Yes I'd, nineteen. Seventy seven

Spring Beverly Hills very lovely. I imagine you know, I mean it's always lovely out there in Beverly Hills, that's the slogan they put on the teacher, that's right, there's a socialite named and she was married to will convoluted, but she the widow of a Texas oil I can name Ike West this. These does the bare bones beginning she was married to the sky, he died and she had a car that she loved a ferrari. America through thirty three. The american nineteen sixty four her wish was to be better in this thing right and we'll go ahead, led to the end and say that did happen, and I will feel it with all the exciting details young, so this this Lady Sandro West. She actually was born and raised in Beverly Hills and try her parents and clothing store And so she was like middle class

but she was looker and she started dating like hunky stars like Elvis issues. Hot and larger. I think, that's actually fair to say she was a fun, loving person, but also a very lonely person, as we will see so, She she said stating around and she ends up dating a guy named Sol West, yeah, loved, weird This all happened so saw West was a Texas oil tycoon and he was, I thought he was. He was actually why wasn't away. But he was actually a younger, the younger brother of iquest, so Sandra West, when she meets all. She doesn't know that I quest exist and she's not super happy with Saul. Apparently he ran around on her and everything yet not a good guy and she was like wait a minute. You have a brother. And he's an older brother, and we all know that meat that is the true heir to a family fortune, where is he d, say and solid,

he's just a washed up loser. He loves drugs and drink in the parents they their sick of it so, they sent him down to Mexico to live with his bodyguard here. That's where you gotta clean up. That's another episode right there and we need a good I'd. Looked into Ike West there's, not a lot about a mile line. Yeah. I wonder I mean we're is it disparaging to say that she was a gold digger? No, oh! Yes, it is. She undertook and carried out a project successfully, which is Mary, rich guy, well, here's the thing like she could unmarried Married saw west. He was rich, it's not like you didn't have access to the family fortune. He was the one of the think two brothers who was in the good graces of the family. S was not like. He didn't have an allowance right,

apparently was really happy with soul was so she went after I quest, and it wasn't like just you know, picking the lowest hanging fruit like she had to work for this, and she did. She like took this dude, who is down and out Mexico living with his body, got down and out Beverly Hills now thousands of multi? Yes, because his face He kicked him out of the. U S to go, live in Mexico and is basically do whatever you gonna. Do God knows what this guy didn't Mexico? Yet but she went down there like you, said, cleaned him up. I guess got him off drugs and- and- he must have thought you know this is. This is great. This lady came all the way down here. My brother's girlfriend came all the way down here for me to take care of. I think she likes. Whilst you definitely did Anne He turned over a new leaf. He said you know what I'm gonna come back to the United States and I want to take the reins of this company that is rightfully mine and this my wife and my wife to being and ask her to marry me and they got married yeah

She claims to do that. They get married and then first thing is she's like can our move in Beverly Hills, and I want a ferrari anybody Friday by her that nineteen sixty four Ferrari: America, three, thirty good, looking car and I looked in its was the Ferrari three thirty sn, what chuck five zero five and I was like what is s- and I can't see yes so I looked, there are so few of those made four areas like these vintage four hours. The veal actually put the serial number after it and the serial numbers usually a very small number. It's like one of these ones that they ran out a numbers. They started using letters. It's like four five numbers, usually rat, like behind a pilot when they gave it to me, they're, like here's, your Honda pilot Serial number right.

Zero nine slash age aid to write and twelve needs is like checked your watch in the middle of it like that's what I want so they. They will actually like these, though, if you look they'll look, then add the serial number. After than Emily, this specific cars, what their talk him out, and they can do that, because this predict their Ferrari, America, the nineteen sixty four that she had was one of just fifty ever made there was a hot car right The gate there are its therein Beverly Hills he has health problems because he had that history of abusing his body. He had it rapid wait fluctuations which has never great for your health, and he I'm dying in LAS Vegas at the Flamingo hotel. What a way to go in nineteen, sixty eight under what is label hears mysterious circumstance and it's all its label anywhere. I can't find anything out about. I wonder how many people have died at the floor. The hotel, under MR circumstances over the years whose family successfully covered it up. So that's a couple of like us.

Years and years later, forty, two years later can't find out what happened so how long were they married? Do you know what you're the guy Mary? So I believe in nineteen sixty four ok, so they were married a short for years yet but nevertheless Andrew S became heiress to that fourchan. Yes, she got Ike's, to the to the company his share went to her after he died right and that's it like you? Can you know you can say what you well about. You know her setting our sights on thy, true air him living pretty fast they appeared to very much love each other people to his share the family fortune. She took his last name,

she said that she, when sheep filled out a well, she went to be buried in Texas next to her husband, not in Beverly Hills where she was born and raised in spent most of her life, so they they were like an actual real couple. I'm so I have the impression that when he died like there was something missing for sure in her life, especially considering that she roundly known as a fairly a lonely person. Yet was I got me and Emily? I married her for her dowry right. The daughter of a central Ohio auto glass magnates right, but it's real Anna, that's right! So! Well, maybe we should take what about this laughing and ATO glass magnates. That's what he does. Ok, cynical glass, everybody, Plugin, father in law, company, nice job. You need someone to come out and headed if all on your window rickety carry that's nice which he's gonna be in Cleveland, show by the way, which is great, insidiously great. There,

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What secret well, she did it Gilbert Humbird, ok, yet After I quest died, right basically made the scene. She became a Hollywood socialite, yes What to see him in concert when I was little good, oh really, yeah. I was one of those like always say first concert was cheap trick, because that was the first one that I paid to go see, but my parents much as they didn't like music. They weirdly took me to see Kenny Rogers NGO, hamper dank, and I thought Bobby Goldsborough NICE, as the three shows that I have some faint record of being in the flower. Losers early shows and my mom soil besetting go but Ye D. I think you told me that on that very last, or I think those in the gray slammed episode problems

So we asked Bert Humbird Ink is one of the people she dated two. She made a name for herself dressing up as the Texas Rodeo Queen wearing the Texas Rodeo Queen wearing like fringy stuff, with rhinestones cowboy hat. She went out. Rodeo drive and wishes. We should say that she was like a genuine legitimate dyed in the wool car enthusiasm. Not only did she have that America, three thirty she also had. No I'm sorry, three sixty five g t and the dynamo prison Dino Diana. I think it's probably dino, and indeed no, she had three Ferraris puss also stood black hawk having that up with that, it is so Elvis like that car lot. Actually it's a it looks like a luxury Land Yacht Mary, a muscle car and that's what came out It's actually look at Elvis neat neat car, but apparently gallic eight miles to the girl. Well, that's also, I always loved There were only two and a half times

an efficient car man, figure So you know you did is he things? I welcome MRS super crazy, but she would Bob around town and that Ferrari. Unlike go to these, Jason's in Beverly Hills and order a burger to go and- speed out there in a ferrari in her rodeo outfit. So she was sort of well known in town, is but a bit of an exit and by that I think we mean to like pills, allied well, you sure the seventies so yeah. So she looked back but she had fine. I guess it's the way to put right. The fast died gun She did dying. So in her America she got new car wreck and sustained some injuries and she seemed to be on. The main issue is getting better, but she from what I and she was given a nurse and a doctor to oversee her the drugs that she was taking right as

results of the correct. While she was mending and then one night I guess she had taken too much euro. She got her hands and some other drugs and she overdose, apparently on coding and barbecues from what I saw your very sad. However, this is the story gets a little strange that that was in seventy seven when she passed nineteen seventy two five. As previous. She actually thought ahead of I'm and said I want to be buried next to my husband, so in my last nightgown by Porter Loring, who was a guest of the go to mortuary mortician portmanteau in San Antonio and I want to be buried in my ferrari with, and this is a quick with a seat slanted comfortably seated. Be sitting straight up right for eternity coarseness, so here's the thing for her will be carried out if

to her brother in law slack. Ex boyfriend saw West Saul, was not very amused by the prospect of having to do this. I am sure he is like a kid me so after all this year, because not only is it bearing a ferrari, the other four hours get auctioned off for a ridiculous amounts of money. Some of her jewelry after death was auctioned off for things. When I think one of em like three hundred fifty grand in nineteen. Seventy seven dollars for whatever rings and other, was a hundred and fifty grand for another ring and Her eyes were so stay with me, liquidated the idea of burying one of these cars with her who guess who probably didn't like very much yet there was bad enough, but Top of it, this funeral was gonna cost about fifteen thousand dollars in nineteen, so the seven derives. So he went to a job and said this lady was wacko. There's no way. I should have to do this judge now

and the judge is like right way: we're going to put a hold on all this. Let's put Miss MRS West on ice in a mausoleum to think literally and we're going to sort all this out, so they did yeah. So her position, Doktor Ramen Weston, had to testify in says. While she was a bizarre woman for sure and he described her as a psychotic with a tendency toward paranoia an hallucination, but the judge like you know, it really does it matter. If these were her wishes, then its legally, we bad to carry them out. So the final, and came down that? Yes, we are going to bury this woman and her ferrari right and by we I mean you saw, the judge was not moody and so Sol did it. He hired Porter Loring is some as Sandra had had stipulated and dumb they the Ferrari out from Beverly Hills to be out fitted with Sandra. Who is where

her lace. Ninety put it so the car and then it on and do a casket, an enormous giant casket, and then and taken by train out to the graveyard where a crane was waiting for the Ferrari was in a casket yeah, they put the thing in a casket, while GSM exerts sure does the biggest casket was the Ellen must send up. Of course, that was a Tesla right like wait a minute when there are four areas. Space knows a test, yet I will not make any sense whatsoever and it makes you wonder like who really is STAR man which of his enemies was unlucky enough to be shot alive and space to die, while for the whole world was wise in that suit case, he's gotta touches supervillain tomb. Now you think yeah we're just all very fortunate that he's not a hundred per cent supervillain gravy in big trouble. If you won't keep it check sure so, story very, sadly, sort of ended Although she got her wish, she didn't she never like a lot of

friends like apparently the people that attended her funeral work her. Attorneys and nurses, and doctors and stuff like that so sort of a say. Ending to this, these wacky life to be buried in nineteen foot? Long. Ten foot wide nine foot deep grave right, in her Ferrari right which they filled with cement around. So nobody could target the Ferrari out for that nightgown, but she got her wish. Her wish came true net, so happy ending to saddening tat. Apparently now there it is I visited by people, whereas San Antonio we'll go by and see where this worries varied. Yes, you at San Antonio did you go by there. I Didn'T- and I knew about this, but I didn't realize she was in San Antonio. We would totally gone itself like something that he has put on your list. Totally analyse now I'll tell you that we take a break

Should we Berlin to the second and then take a break near alright? We stay California gazettes. Where this kind of crazy stuff happens. Will we have to go back to California because we're just insane own? You good point watching the three hundred spectators watch Sandra Wessex. Very it was really weird. That's right, sir. We go to South Central LOS Angeles, the West, Athens part, and I didn't know where West Athens was until I looked it up a hundred Nineteenth street, roughly it sort of by the one ten right, yeah, it's gonna, like EAST popcorn I have no idea each man and I just made up that one tenth I looked it up to though I was like was I because I had seen it referred to South Central, but then everything else said West Athens and, unlike one is that so I looked, and there were Beverly Hills in Hollywood. Our nets at recorded pretty mafia in Venice sure menaced by the water it is it is like in these south part of south central South West per south central? I think that seems about right near yes,

are, there were oriented and there's a staff rapporteur from early times, name, Priscilla Paynton figure out because she can cover the story and it is in depth and while the stories little weird we're gonna, tell you the story, but the story is not quite accurate, but we're gonna play would seem the arrogant, go and tell it as it was originally written, which is what people thought it was for decades in decades. That's right today! some kids digging around in the dirt in their neighbourhood, which is what kids Don T do this polo horseplay I'm sure one kid was probably self conscious. There is a lot of kids stuff Gunnar. Let's get stuff, and there were digging around and they felt something not too deep that felt hard, and said this, you know I guess they probably brush endured away and said this looks like, like maybe the roof of a car. That's a weird thing that find at home.

Nineteen street. That's kind, weird thing find anywhere buried underground Yonah. Yesterday they got it cop- involves pretty quickly which, as you know, a great thing for these kids do I wouldn't and on how to get the shovel and see what's going on. Oh yeah, oh sure, Sir Kay well he drew up the little blow more do gooder than you apparently eyes, so they fight carbon next thing. You know there's two detectives on the scene: Joe Service and to take. Dennis Carroll, who had become forever known around his precinct as Lenny Carol, because Priscilla Painter painting, call them that accidentally, she put down there. His name in this story. Oh, if only Joe had become Carl yeah, Carl online, and I would have been so wonderful, so Dennis Carroll and Joe Service were working. This thing when Priscilla Paynton comes out and she's watching this. This whole thing ghost going down this, what she thinks she sees said now- there's a earth mover who, as a whole,

once the sheriffs deputies with shovels, also earth movers sure had different kind. You know and their digging around this car and there's they're getting more more dirt off of it in Samara. And Carol see that the there's a car under there, but it's covered in like rugs and plastic. Somebody tried to kind of. Tomb, the car mama fired. I guess how one of them from Jalopy Nick put it and what it was was a dino forty six gps in this so at a serial number, o seven, eight six too and they can a duck through the car they eventually get it out. They dug through the trunk. There was no one buried in it, no no drugs or big suitcases of cash or something you might expect to find in a buried for our yeah, you that, like who had just barrier for I this yet came an actual like huge question: will they they ran the plates and found pretty quickly

It had been stolen that it was listed, has stolen, and so they started digging into right. Literally, they did does does good so they found that back in nineteen. Seventy four. This is one thousand nine hundred and seventy eight and one thousand nine hundred and seventy four. The car, had been reported stolen by the original owner. A man named rose, endo crews and rose indo crews and his wife had gone to dinner at the Brown derby, I'm Wilshire for their anniversary yeah. Well, we should point out, though, as originally reported, they said that it was an surprisingly. Good condition? Okay, this is Priscilla Painting, saying that yeah LOS Angeles time kind of an important key little clue here right so at the Brown Derby Rosato crews and his wife were celebrating there there anniversary and he had bought her recently a car. I think for her birthday or something like that,

and he was doing pretty well. Apparently, you is a plumber by trade. I would guess he owned his own company by he had bought his wife, the Ferrari that at the time had come about twenty two thousand dollars is how much it had sent him back, which is well over. Seventy thousand dollars in two thousand, seventeen, okay, so he when they got their heads noticed that the valet was looking a little too anxious to get the keys from him and he's like I'm, not letting these guys get. Ferris Buehler my car S, wife, was like what does that mean he's like to give it a decade or so yeah and you'll see so he decided just go park. It himself on I'm Wilshire Boulevard, much safer, yeah, good idea, and so and he came back. The car was gone- the dry the car was gone, There were no leads as to who took it. Whereas the detectives were concerned, The farmers insurance group said you know what we're gonna pay.

We're gonna pay this thing off at a loss: that twenty two thousand five hundred dollar dollar dollar dollar dollar it's too the legal owner which, This point was the was the Bank of America very big, pointed yeah so So basically the what you just said. The upshot of it is they said. Okay, we looked at. The car was stolen. It's gone. Farmers insurance. You need to pay the owner of the car, which is the bank, and it's all just done this for years. Prior, so car turns up, like you said: Priscilla Paynton. Well, we want to take a break less cliffhanger.

Ok you're. The ball park ass, the new factors with a fresh perspective, culture failed. You not just here in a building in one city. Impress us talk about this there. All eighty every owner is seventy away out creep in all social media. Ok occurs like a little quality or whatever they think wipe out by any measure. Does I'll see to the millionth right. Oh she's, my explained city and hydro summer, right out, like a like yeah yeah, yeah Lorelei, my manners and, and I started the like someone else. I know it's not right, but I really can't take when I feel what should I do even coupled with the very idea of your keyboard is make sure you check out on our brand can sell by now on the radio have on our ever you get your part. Can I took,

cliffhanger is a yes, you meant yes right, yes, ok, give over back. So be it like said Priscilla Pain had said: car seemed, in surprisingly good condition to paint and a good picture she did, but it and on core incorrect picture, the tried. Basically she set off this huge frenzy among Ferrari, enthusiasts Dino and ninety two four dino had been discovered underground, had been written off by an insurance company it was, in surprisingly, gate condition that meant that big, we get a pretty good deal on it and everybody wanted it and everybody started lighting up the switchboard farmers insurance. Yet I get the idea that not only could they get this ferrari in and do whatever little restoration it needed, but it there's also just this

behind it right made it kind of a cool thing. Yet this was the car buried in South Central LOS Angeles. Yet, and I look at it now, this made national news area also Sandro US burial made national news and that had just been several months before So the men of the two were comparative berry, Ferrari fever in less than a realises. How close that was very close, interesting, I mean different years, but she was buried in May in this happened. I think in like Following year, less than a year later. Ok, ok, so The car actually was not in good shape at all. Now, to say the least: there were and boy I love this. This, What's a ferrari, twenty one layers of paint Jeanne layers of primer, seven layers of paint. They were it was in bad shape to paint was freckles It was had white spots all over.

The rest. Of course, you can't bury a ferrari and cover it with rugs right and expect it did. You know that it will take it's a rusty and threw it through the body The leather interior was in bad shape. What are the thieves? Do? some towels, so they thought they were smart enough to stuff towels into the intake to keep dirt and worms and stuff from getting into the engine but neglected to do that in the exhaust pipe they had some towels in between the window crack, sir. I began it? Didn't old woman is nothing to dangle the Taos over the outside, ok, but then didn't role the windows all the way up. They were doing a very good job, but in their defence there to bury a ferrari in the middle of law. Saying jealous

how did this not get noticed, I dont know, but the cops when they were canvas the area the neighbors were like. We have no idea. That's not. The residents of the house were renters and they'd only lived there for three months. They had no idea, so they did Captain bill We were like well, it's a stolen car that was already written off the Ets. It's a done case when I can break our backs, trying to find out what happened here yet pretty obvious what happened here so they they sent it off to farmers. Right in very bad shape, I'm even uneven the sing out of the dirt. Obviously, the engine camps men got crushed all scratched Been gouge the when she was smashed which Rick's into Bogan it's in a glass good, officially write books. You write up in an afternoon, actually probably not guess image afraid when shield like that is pretty hard to come by yet sorry, Rick, but The idea that someone could,

store. This thing was not true. Seemingly yen, both with a farmer's was getting such some he calls and we are having to deal with the public and such like a large scale. They decided just put it on display, so anybody who called inquiring about they said well, here's the address. You can actually go bid on it. If you want it and people did They didn't really make too many serious bids they mostly to strip the car as best they could hear. Somebody took the dipstick, even this Jelinek article said. I wonder if that was just. Let me get a piece of the saying or if it was like, I can't find it Stick for my may, both dino or Ebay doesn't exist yet by will someday I'm gonna sell this thing for a million bucks Yes, so this is a couple of weeks play in Pasadena where as this article says, everything was not bolted down was kind of Nicht from it. I can't believe it is didn't have security yours

guys! I don't! I guess they weren't doing a very good time. I mean those jumped Ferrari so, but stealing mean they were taking bids on it. They didn't they wasn't like you, no come come take what you want and say old, sound like a starving artist, sale at a hotel conference, room or something you know I'd so the long and short of it is in the end. They did some bids after it had been scrapped, gouged by curse right. So here's here's where the legend kind of picks up again, you ve got this car there has like a legendary status already, but it's also told tragic. If you are a ferrari enthusiasts is a sad, sad story, but it purchased by somebody, some unknown person. Actually like a mechanic. I think who owned his own garage and Burbank tried. Did started unlike fruit for sir at first, time. There is some dismay

he's coming out of this restoration project. Has the public apparently knew that this guy actually gotten it to start, but then the this collapse there. It didn't look very good right then, when he pay but like in five and nine grand yeah pretty good deal but as in pretty bad shape. So after that, the are just kind, it disappear, as for a little while and then somehow the Ferrari enthusiasts public. Could confirm that thing had been resurrected. It had been licensed. It had been restored to its former beauty. They had a new place called dug up so great right, but then it is gone. It's not listed on any of the Ferrari registries or the diner registries, or anything like that. It's just they know without out there, but they don't know where it is its becomes like this phantom, which makes it even cooler, yeah.

And that's where the this story ended. Originally there were there were a couple of Jalopy Nick articles and good website really is a great website and there was one jalopy Nick writer in particular, who is like those pretty good article, but I want to know more about his name was MIKE Spinelli and he did a follow a pig dig. He dug in even further to this legend. He wanted to find that Ferrari, Annie, Chile ultimately was successful, but what he turned up Chuck was an even bigger twist to the story. Then digging a ferrari in the middle of South Central LOS Angeles. That's right! He ultimately found Dennis Carol that one of the originally detectives, LINEAR Carl use and he learned the true story, which was kids. I find the sing playing in the dirt, but didn't happen at all. It was actually disk. Word because of a tip from a c. I wrote in If you ve seen the wire, you know what that stands for the confidence format

heroin attic and say he assumed for some reason. It could go either way now at issue. Confidential, informant heroin, adequate, I think, dude, fair, Ladys, I'm sorry right! Yeah, Joan leave us out of the circle, so he and his partner had made up of many had had made up that story about the kids finding it. I guess, because it was a police matters, a confidential format rising hasn't took up this fixed or days if they too, but they just anyone to sniff a painting off the case that right so so they yeah yeah. They just protected their source and said it was kids playing and TAT became how this car was found for That was a story any anyone. You heard that story from unless you are probably the wife of Joe Service or the wife of Dennis Carol, they

I'd say they would start with some kids were playing in the yard and found his cart totally made up right. That's twist number one that they found twist number two is actually the that this was all set up job to begin with near by, Do we say he was a plumber? Yes, the plumber basically Emmy. What could he not afford it? So decided to have it professionally stolen to give an inch Its claim, you that's my impression that's what he did. We not another reason behind it. I think my interpretation in its upper interpretation cause he was never charged with this crime. Really yeah. I was written off as a loss right right between I'll pay for it. Let's be honest, bright. The theme This is why this is the Josh Clark, interpretation of this crime Rosato crews. Very much loved like his wife, so he bought a Ferrari did he couldn't afford.

But did I say he very much loved his? Why? Yes, you didn't we to tell her that he needed the Ferrari back. You arrange for it be stolen. Make some money on the side as well and then could pretend to be mad at the fiery stolen in all these problems will be solved right, which Why he cooked up the story about being weary of the valet parkers said this is widening. Parking on Wilshire. Where was arranged, pre arranged to be taken and he he can a thought like oh you're, gonna like strip it, for and then drive it into a ravine. Yes, which makes it when a weird way right, then you could fence the parts, so you get some extra money and then he would pay them out of the insurance claim not her went down, he didn't say, bury this thing in south central Ella right without stripping of basically any part to think they took the m

Ferrari Logo off the back of the car sure, but everything else was points to the idea that the game is mechanism, but he did these first necklace, but they the every out of the way that the car was buried point to the idea that the the thieves we're gonna come back for some Sunday writing they. There was an attempt to preserve it. Let me, though, some rugs on this, and not only are we getting paid for city on the Ferrari, but we're gonna dig it up and drive it out at all the while he's got all we'll drive, probably this pretty amazing so from what I understand resigned, cruisers every charged with this crime, even though the new good for him. The I guess by that was just my interpretation. I don't mean to cast any shade on ambitious from my research, if that's not the case, my apologies but that those it looks like to me here's the thing he didn't get the check. America get well yeah, so

that was the point. You didn't think it through very worthwhile, but he was out from under those payments. Italy right! That's why! I think you did it you next they had what like seven hundred dollars a month. I can imagine, though I mean like a thing about this thing about buying and eighty thousand dollar car. So loud dough has allotted to the lots chuck, but oh that car would be worth about three hundred thousand dollars loud still around the right. Yeah It is sorry they're still more to the store. Yeah Brown, Ganem Brad Howard actually owns this car that was buried An trashed underground witches pretty amazing ended. The story is that this thing is actually restored to former glory and still owned by a guy yeah, and the guy MIKE Spinelli makes this point that way the Ferrari was found. It was empty, bad shape, despite what So a painting said in the article get by eight could

being in way way way were shape in the reason why wasn't in will in worship than it was was because those years Tina seventy between ninety seventy six nineteen seven, it most Eighteen, seventy eight There was a huge drought in southern California, the same drought that actually created skateboarding, because nobody Philip, their pool so skater started skating, the Z town, Dogtown, Zebra, We see that they agree. They. They started skateboarding, because this drought, that same drought preserved this car a little bit underground more than it would have been. Had it rained a lot right. That's the into that chapter, Paul, be style. So why you anything else? No, I mean, This is happen again. Maybe we'll do a whole suite on buried cars. I would love to know that yeah, if somebody, if you know that there's especially if somebody buried another ferrari, let us know we'll add it.

Make it a hatrack, please in the meantime you can go, look up buried for our is all over the internet and and Jalopy Nick in particular, who did a great job of digging the story up that was intentional? And since I said it was unintentional, sensuous call this another teacher rights and we always acted Beecher teachers in their classes. Eyes one commissioner, first time, writer just listen to how the sun works episode. Again. I wanted to thank you. Selecting it as a depletion of select. Did you do that? I did oh why'd, you do that to it. I don't know. I just thought Other again, is it a legend airily one of our most troublesome shows. Yes, she said about that brought back. Also. Memories I have a son works, was my very first episode listening, when is the one that made me decide to continue list

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