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04/11/2024



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In this episode, the gang discuss the pervasive issue of human trafficking in San Francisco. They shed light on the overlooked crime and its impact on the city's most vulnerable populations, including women and people of color. The hosts explore the various forms of human trafficking, such as sex trafficking and labor trafficking, and highlight the organizations working to combat this issue. They also touch on the role of major events and the entertainment industry in perpetuating human trafficking. Despite the challenges, the hosts emphasize the importance of raising awareness and supporting organizations that provide resources and support to survivors.




Human trafficking is a pervasive and overlooked crime in San Francisco, predominantly affecting women and people of color.
The majority of human trafficking cases in San Francisco are related to sex trafficking, with a significant number of victims being minors.
Vulnerabilities such as economic hardship, immigration status, and lack of support systems make individuals more susceptible to human trafficking.
Major events and the entertainment industry can contribute to human trafficking, with instances of exploitation and abuse occurring behind the scenes.
Organizations like Polaris and the San Francisco Collaborative against Human Trafficking are working to reshape th


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04/04/2024



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In this episode of Bruh Issa Murder, hosts Andre, Kelly, Battle, and Robert discuss the case of Pedro Rodriguez Viljo, a Brazilian serial killer known as "Pedrino Matador." They delve into the details of his crimes, including his motivations and targets. Pedro targeted drug dealers, murderers, and rapists, considering himself a vigilante seeking justice. The hosts explore the twisted mindset of the killer and the impact of his actions. They also touch on the irony of Pedro's YouTube channel, where he spoke out against committing crimes. The episode concludes with the news of Pedro's own violent death, leaving behind a legacy of fear and fascination.



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Pedro Rodriguez Viljo, also known as "Pedrino Matador," was a Brazilian serial killer who targeted drug dealers, murderers, and rapists.
Pedro claimed responsibility for at least 70 murders, with some sources suggesting he may have killed even more.
His first murder was at the age of 14 when he killed his father's previous boss for allegedly firing his father.
Pedro's crimes escalated after his pregnant girlfriend was murdered, which set him on a path of seeking revenge and twisted justice.
Despite his violent past, Pedro gained a following on YouTube, where he spoke out against committing crimes and advocated for a peaceful society.



In this episode of Bruh Issa Murder, hosts Andre, Kelly, Battle, and Robert discuss the chilling case of Pedro Rodriguez Viljo, a Brazilian serial killer known as "Pedrino Matador." They explore his motivations, targets, and the twisted justice he sought. The hosts also highlight the irony of Pedro's YouTube channel, where he spoke out against committing crimes. The episode concludes with the news of Pedro's own violent death, leaving behind a legacy of fear and fascination. Tune in to this captivating episode to learn more about the dark mind of a vigilante killer

03/28/2024

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Episode: Police cruiser crashes into gay bar in St. Louis



In this episode of the podcast, the gang discuss a recent incident where a police cruiser crashed into a gay bar in St. Louis. The owners of the bar were arrested and one of them was hospitalized after being beaten by the police. The hosts delve into the details of the incident, questioning the lack of toxicology testing on the officer involved and the refusal to release the body camera footage. They also highlight the support the bar received from the community, including a leather group that helped with the rebuilding process. The hosts emphasize the need for better training for police officers and encourage listeners to support their local gay bars.


A police cruiser crashed into a gay bar in St. Louis, resulting in the arrest of the bar owners and one of them being hospitalized after being beaten by the police.
The police department refused to release the body camera footage, citing an ongoing criminal investigation.
The lack of toxicology testing on the officer involved raises questions about whether alcohol was a factor in the crash.
The community rallied around the bar, with a leather group assisting in the rebuilding process.
The incident highlights the need for better training for police officers to prevent similar accidents in the future.



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In this episode, Andre discusses the mysterious case of Sabeion, a missing man whose body was discovered in a backyard. Andre highlights the timeline of events, including Sabion's disappearance, the delay in filing a missing person's report, and the discovery of his body during backyard renovations. The investigation into Sabion's death and the circumstances surrounding it are still ongoing. Andre emphasizes the importance of reporting missing persons promptly and calls for anyone with information to come forward. The episode concludes with a note about upcoming episodes and a request for feedback on editing styles.


 Sabeion, a missing man, was found dead in a backyard during renovations, sparking an investigation into his death.
The family of the deceased and local authorities are seeking information to determine how Sabion died and who may be involved.
It is crucial to report missing persons promptly, as delays can hinder investigations and potentially jeopardize lives.
The property where Sabeion's body was found is located within 20 miles of where he went missing, raising questions about the previous tenant's knowledge.
Listeners are encouraged to provide any relevant information to the authorities and share their theories on the case.

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In this short minisode, I (Andre) discuss the heartbreaking case of Ryan Gainer, a black child with autism who was shot and killed by police in Apple Valley, California. The incident highlights the urgent need for collaboration between police and mental health professionals to handle situations involving individuals with mental health issues.

Key themes discussed in this episode include the lack of mental health resources in law enforcement, the complexities of police encounters with individuals experiencing mental health crises, and the potential benefits of mental health crisis response programs. I cites examples of successful programs in Cumberland County, New Jersey, and Denver, Colorado, where police officers are paired with mental health screeners or behavioral health counselors to respond to 911 calls related to mental health issues.


The tragic case of Ryan Gainer, a black child with autism who was shot and killed by police, highlights the need for improved collaboration between law enforcement and mental health professionals.
Investing in mental health crisis units and response programs can save lives and prevent unnecessary use of force by police.
Some states have implemented successful programs where police officers are paired with mental health screeners or behavioral health counselors to respond to 911 calls related to mental health issues.
The lack of mental health resources and support systems within law enforcement is a significant problem that needs to be addressed.
Delayed medical attention and the absence of proper aid can have fatal consequences in situations involving individuals with mental health issues.



Please listen to the full episode for more insights and details on the tragic case of Ryan Garner and the urgent need for collaboration between police and mental health professionals. Stay tuned for more thought-provoking content from Bruh Issa Murder.

In this episode, the gang discuss the update on the Elijah McClain case, where two paramedics were sentenced to five years in prison for their involvement in his death. They delve into the details of the case, including the unnecessary administration of ketamine to McClain, who was a 23-year-old black man. The gang express their frustration with the lack of accountability in the justice system and highlight the importance of proper training for first responders in handling mental health crises. They also touch on the issue of medical racism and the need for nuance in addressing complex situations. The episode concludes with a discussion on the implementation of mental health units accompanying police officers on crisis calls.



Key Takeaways:


The unnecessary administration of ketamine to Elijah McClain, a young black man, resulted in his death and led to the sentencing of two paramedics to five years in prison.
The lack of accountability in the justice system is a recurring issue, and the hosts express their frustration with the delayed justice in this case.
Proper training for first responders is crucial in handling mental health crises and avoiding unnecessary use of sedatives or force.
Medical racism is a pervasive problem that can impact the quality of care provided to marginalized communities.
The implementation of mental health units accompanying police officers on crisis calls has shown promising results in de-escalating situations and providing appropriate care.

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Notable Quotes:  


"I don't even know why we bother with a justice system. It's not like we do any f*****g justice." - Kelly
"The whole reason certain politicians have gotten into the offices they've gotten into is because they're tough on crime, but nobody actually gives a shit about what that means." - Kelly
"People with untreated mental health illnesses are, like, 16 times more likely to be killed in police interactions because the police aren't trained to identify what is a mental health crisis, how to properly de-escalate, and