Topic: Mortuary

A manhunt concluded for Vance Bolter, a 57-year-old suspect accused of killing Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and wounding Senator John Hoffman. Bolter allegedly posed as a police officer using a vehicle with emergency lights and a latex mask. A bizarre introduction video from a mortuary services class reveals Bolter's background in the funeral industry and his claims of working on food supply projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

President Biden warns that patience with the unvaccinated is "wearing thin," leading to a parody of "Eleanor Rigby" titled "All the Vaxxed Up People." The lyrics describe "Panicky Karens" and "double-jabbed widows" trusting "bunk pseudoscience" from Anthony Fauci. The song also mentions the "fourth wave" in Israel and the profits Pfizer gained from "stolen patents."

New data suggests that 59% of COVID cases are spread by asymptomatic or "pre-symptomatic" individuals, leading to calls for continued restrictions. Despite reports of hospitals being at "zero capacity" in Los Angeles, the hosts question why emergency facilities like the Javits Center and hospital ships remain unused. They compare current "mobile mortuary" headlines to similar reports during the 2018-2019 flu seasons.

New allegations emerge regarding the late UK media personality Jimmy Savile, claiming he committed sex acts on bodies in hospital mortuaries. The hosts discuss the dark history of Savile and rumors of similar "necrophiliac clubs" in New York City.

A tangent explores allegations from a tell-all book regarding Klaus von Bülow and a secret necrophilia club in New York City. The anecdote suggests that certain elites and public figures had unauthorized access to mortuaries. The hosts discuss how such behaviors are often suppressed or dismissed as impossible within high-society circles.