The D-Lo Show

Ryan “D-Lo” DeLozier
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A small-town murder. A silent rifle. A decades-old mystery. In The D-Lo Show, host Ryan “D-Lo” DeLozier explores stories that shaped communities but were nearly forgotten. Season One reopens the file on the 1975 murder of Linda Madison in Yakima, Washington—a case involving a homemade potato silencer and a troubled teen named Joseph Brooks. Through deep research, public records, and compelling narrative, D-Lo brings the past into the present with a mix of curiosity, reflection, and respect for the people and places at the heart of each story.

  1. The Science of the Sting: Inside the WSIPP Net Nanny Report

    1D AGO

    The Science of the Sting: Inside the WSIPP Net Nanny Report

    Is "Operation Net Nanny" actually making our communities safer, or is it just a high-cost digital trap? Today on The D-Lo Show, host Ryan "D-Lo" DeLozier breaks down the 2023 report from the Washington State Institute for Public Policy. We explore the two primary scenarios used by detectives, the legal "gray area" of attempt liability, and the surprising finding that Net Nanny defendants look almost exactly like "hands-on" offenders in the data. We also discuss the controversial Senate Bill 5312, which could end lifetime supervision for these men. It’s research vs. reality in the Yakima Valley. https://wsipp.wa.gov/ReportFile/1767/Wsipp_Internet-Stings-and-Operation-Net-Nanny_Report.pdf

    13 min
  2. The Skout Predator: Hayden Erlandson

    2D AGO

    The Skout Predator: Hayden Erlandson

    In this episode of The D-Lo Show, we focus on one of the most emotional and high-stakes trials of Yakima’s "Operation Net Nanny": the case of pedophile Hayden Aaron Erlandson. We dive into the digital paper trail left on the Skout meetup app, where Erlandson arranged a meeting with what he believed was a 13-year-old girl—only to find himself surrounded by 70 officers and a helicopter. We explore the bizarre defense presented in court: that Erlandson believed he was participating in a "kink" roleplay with a 39-year-old woman. We’ll analyze why the jury rejected this claim in just 3.5 hours after hearing how he "zoomed by every off-ramp" to stop the encounter. Finally, we discuss the chilling moment Erlandson broke down sobbing as he was sentenced to an indeterminate term of six years to life—a sentence that means he may remain under state supervision for the rest of his days. Is it a "stupid decision," as Erlandson claimed at the time of his arrest, or a calculated predatory act? We lay out the facts from the Attorney General’s prosecution and let you decide. Link to the probably cause for arrest

    16 min
  3. The Net Nanny Files: Deception, Duty, and "Slaps on the Wrist"

    3D AGO

    The Net Nanny Files: Deception, Duty, and "Slaps on the Wrist"

    Today on The D-Lo Show, we pull back the curtain on "Operation Net Nanny," a massive 2019 sting operation in Yakima County that snared 15 men, including 74-year-old Union Gap resident and local political commentator Fred Thomson. We explore the chilling digital paper trails, the "lonely man" defense, and the controversial "Special Sex Offender Sentencing Alternative" (SSOSA) that allowed former Zillah Mayor Gary Clark to avoid a decade in prison despite raping two young girls. It’s a deep dive into local justice, public perception vs. private reality, and the thin line between proactive policing and entrapment.

    17 min
  4. Beyond the Name: Inmate 163214 and the Fight for Digital Dignity

    4D AGO

    Beyond the Name: Inmate 163214 and the Fight for Digital Dignity

    In this heavy-hitting update episode of The D-Lo Show, we shift our focus from the notoriety of a killer to the stark reality of Idaho Department of Correction Inmate #163214. Following the recent and controversial release of thousands of crime scene photos by the Idaho State Police, the families of the victims are fighting back—not just with words, but with legislation. We break down the details of Idaho Senate Bill 1250 and the tireless advocacy of Alivea Goncalves. We also take a closer look at the unsealed autopsy details that reveal the true extent of the violence on King Road, the explosive 126-page lawsuit against Washington State University, and the reports of #163214’s "diva" behavior in solitary confinement. It’s a 60-minute deep dive into the legal, forensic, and emotional fallout of a case that refuses to stay in the past.

    13 min
  5. 1,600 Miles to Nowhere: The Bizarre Death of David Lewis

    5D AGO

    1,600 Miles to Nowhere: The Bizarre Death of David Lewis

    On Super Bowl Sunday, 1993, David Lewis was doing exactly what you’d expect: taping the game on his VCR at his home in Amarillo, Texas. But when his family returned from a shopping trip, David was gone. He left his wedding ring and watch on the counter. His car was found blocks away at the courthouse with his keys hidden under the floor mat. For eleven years, he was a missing person. Then, a detective in Washington State—1,600 miles away—used a new tool called "Google" to solve a decade-old John Doe case. The result was a positive ID, but it only created more questions. How did a man with no ties to the Pacific Northwest end up wandering a dark road in Yakima County just 24 hours after disappearing? Was it a breakdown, a kidnapping, or something far more sinister? This week, we dismantle the impossible timeline of David Glen Lewis.

    18 min
  6. The 150 Wounds: Unsealing the Horrors of King Road

    FEB 5

    The 150 Wounds: Unsealing the Horrors of King Road

    More than three years after the tragedy that shook Moscow, Idaho, the full, gruesome reality of what happened inside 1122 King Road has finally been unsealed. In this deep-dive episode, D-Lo breaks down the shocking late-January 2026 forensic releases, revealing that the "Idaho Four" suffered a combined total of at least 150 stab wounds. We explore the heartbreaking new details of Xana Kernodle’s final stand, the leaked crime scene photos that briefly haunted the internet, and the experts' theories on who the primary target really was. D-Lo also recaps the entire timeline—from the first 911 call in 2022 to Bryan Kohberger’s 2025 plea deal—and examines the killer’s current life as a "diva" prisoner in Idaho’s maximum-security unit.

    15 min
  7. The Nickoloff Farmhouse: When "Life" Doesn't Mean Forever

    FEB 3

    The Nickoloff Farmhouse: When "Life" Doesn't Mean Forever

    In 1988, the Yakima Valley was rocked by the brutal home-invasion murder of Mike and Dorothy Nickoloff—an elderly couple killed for two TVs and a pack of cigarettes. The killers were only 17. Today, D-Lo explores the chilling details of the crime, the rare pursuit of the death penalty in Yakima County, and the recent legal shifts that have turned "life without parole" into a 40-year sentence. We also look at the parallels with the Menendez brothers and other notorious juvenile cases like Barry Massey and the Skelton family murders. Can a person truly be rehabilitated after such a heinous act?

    10 min
  8. The Science of Silence

    FEB 2

    The Science of Silence

    In this update episode of The D-Lo Show, Ryan breaks the silence on the most controversial cases we’ve covered in the Yakima Valley. We start with the "Where Are They Now?" segment, delivering critical updates on Angel Luis Olivares, whose recent arrest for the murder of Juan Pablo Acosta has reopened old wounds from 2016. We also reveal the current status of Joseph William Brooks (the 1975 murderer of Linda Madison), the shocking clemency granted to William Floyd Kincaid, and the quiet aftermath of the Kimberly Hansen self-defense case. Then, we pivot to the science of justice. Using the infamous Idaho 4 investigation as a blueprint, Ryan breaks down how Investigative Genetic Genealogy (IGG) used a single touch of DNA on a Ka-Bar knife sheath to hunt down a killer. If science can solve that, why is the murder of Jerene Matta still a cold case? We dig into the "mysterious female DNA" found at her scene and explore the barriers—money, time, and privacy laws—that keep the truth locked away in databases. In this episode: Case Updates: Brooks, Kincaid, Hansen, and Olivares. The Blueprint: How a knife snap in Idaho changed modern detective work. The Question: Can IGG technology solve Yakima's "Queen of Spades" murder? The Cost: Why privacy concerns at companies like 23andMe are slowing down justice. 🔊 Tune in for a hard look at the technology that could end the silence.

    16 min
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A small-town murder. A silent rifle. A decades-old mystery. In The D-Lo Show, host Ryan “D-Lo” DeLozier explores stories that shaped communities but were nearly forgotten. Season One reopens the file on the 1975 murder of Linda Madison in Yakima, Washington—a case involving a homemade potato silencer and a troubled teen named Joseph Brooks. Through deep research, public records, and compelling narrative, D-Lo brings the past into the present with a mix of curiosity, reflection, and respect for the people and places at the heart of each story.

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  • Creator
    Ryan “D-Lo” DeLozier
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    35
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Ryan “D-Lo” DeLozier
  • Show Website
    The D-Lo Show