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Mojo and The Dead Guy
Mojo In The Morning

Mojo and The Dead Guy

from Mojo In The Morning

August 1, 2025 | 00:09:12 | Leisure

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All right, it's Mojo in the Morning Show. Oh, you know what it might be with me and why I'm kind of feeling a little crazy today?

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What's up?

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I think I saw a dead person yesterday. What? Where were you? Well, or not necessarily saw it, But let me tell you this story. So I went to go pick up my dogs, Henry and Louie, from our dog sitter, Marissa. And the house across the street from her house was surrounded by the cops. And tell me if you guys are as nosy as I am. Whenever I see cops at a neighbor's house or see cops in my neighborhood, I always got to know what's going on. Like, I feel like I am the citizen patrol and need to have, you know, what's happening. him and at this time the paint a picture for you there's probably about four or five waterford cop cars all around this house there is also what looks like a van it doesn't have any marking on it but it looks like and i've seen enough svu it looks like a morgue van like it really does like look like one of those vans where the dead body goes into and then there were a bunch of people actually two specifically um that were looked like tommy lee jones and will smith from men in black they were wearing nothing but black suits okay so this house is there and marissa's you know uh bringing uh henry and louis out and i go hey what's going on she goes i don't know these cops have been on here all day it's been happening all day and i go there's got to be something going on there's got to be some kind of craziness and she's like oh my god he's a really nice man that lives there and stuff and then all of a sudden i'm going you know what i want to do I'm going to walk my dogs across the street and go see what's going on. You can't do that. Why? I want to go. Like, this is what I do in my neighborhood. If this was a house that was like two or three doors down from my house, and I know that there's cops over there, I always say to Chelsea, I'm taking the dogs for a walk. She knows something's out. Well, she'll say, you never take the dogs for a walk. Like, that just never happens. And I'm like, yeah, but that's the only way that you can do it, where you take your dogs, go for a walk, or you bring your kids outside to play, even if they're going to witness a crime you want them to be part of this with you and you want to hear what's happening and i can't hear anything that's going on like they're not talking at this time then i want to get on do you ever see that you know online you can find a police blot or like 9-1-1 radio yeah and then then i'm like trying to figure out how i can get on oakland counties

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like you are crazy you can do you guys do this at all hell no i mean the the the furthest that i've done is maybe like looked in the window or looked out of the window like sit in my living room or sit in the front door and looked outside but i'm not going across oh see i'll go i'll go

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out if something's happening in my neighborhood well the first thing i do is check my neighborhood facebook page because everybody everybody has information before i do i don't know how these people do it but um i i will do the same as you and i will go outside and walk past i am so curious in situations like that about what the situation is the police are not gonna tell you well you kind

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of don't get the information from them you get it off of hearing them or overhearing them like if i

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got a neighbor out there like yo what's going on you know what's going on across the street like

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i'll do the neighbor the neighbor yeah hey uh bianca and lydia bianca's neighborhood uh i don't know what it what it looks like but i've dropped i've been over at lydia's house for a birthday party and then drove her home one time your neighborhood is one of those like sub neighborhoods Mojo in the morning, what's your comment? Lydia, hold out on your comments for a second. Put it on, hold, pause for a second. Lydia. No, I was going to ask you a question. I just turned it on for one second. These guys are at Lollapalooza. Lydia, if there's some action happening from the, you know, the McCormick.

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Combe County Sheriff's Department, in your neighborhood, who's the more nosy one in your family, you or your mom?

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It's actually my dad.

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Your dad? Oh, stop, it's George. He'll be standing out there with his phone and everything. Would he really?

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Oh, yeah. If Pablo even barks for two seconds because he thinks someone's at the door, my dad has to be at the edge of the driveway. He's in. He's going home. That's so funny.

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So he's out there. All right, go back to screening the calls. What's happening, Mojo in the morning? Hi. Mojo. Yeah. What's happening? Nothing much. What's going on? Do you know what happened? Was there a dead person in that house?

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Yeah, it was on the back porch.

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It was the back porch? Wait, are you a neighbor or what are you?

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Yeah.

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Really? Had he been there for a while or was this like, give us the details?

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Yeah, he was supposedly, he passed on Friday. So he was left out there all weekend. And they found up Monday.

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Oh, my God. Oh, Jesus. So what are you? We're on the air, too. You called us, so do you know, like, was it a criminal thing, or was it just?

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Was there foul play?

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No. No? Nope. Do you work for the coppers? I guess. The coppers. No. No.

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Do you know who called the police? Was it, like, family, or did somebody smell him?

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Yes. His family came home. Wow. And that's how they found him. Oh, man. Oh, that makes me sad.

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That makes me sad. But that's the thing, though. You know, I don't have you as, you know, my gossip person. You know what I mean? My dirty on the 30 eyewitness helping me out. I appreciate you calling, though. Thank you so much. What's up, Wendy? How you doing?

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I'm good. Thank you, Mojo. I just wanted to say I speak for every first responder when I say we hate people like you. Really? Tell the truth. Just keep moving. Yeah, so I'm a nurse that flies on a helicopter, and we'll be in the middle of a call. And we turned around, and there's people like, what's happening? Are they okay? Can we help? You just got to keep moving. Get the hell out of the way.

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You understand, Wendy, that I can help you if you need help. I've got my dogs with me. They can sense anything. Yeah.

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Yeah, you might be the anomaly of people that can help themselves.

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Chelsea calls me a wannacop. She calls me a wannabe cop. I don't know if you guys know this, but Sheriff Bouchard put me on his sheriff's council. I've got a badge. So for those that don't know that.

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You strike me as the hands on the hip guy.

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Oh, yeah, yeah.

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Hey, what's going on here?

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I walk outside. What's going on here? I walk outside with my flashlight.

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What's going on here?

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My mag light. What's up, Aaron? How you doing?

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Hi, good morning. How are you? We're good.

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What's going on?

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um my parents are actually in law enforcement and anytime that's anything's happening i actually ask my dad and i'm like what's going on he'll tell me or my mom will tell me wow so that's it

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you call them up they can figure it out i need their number please what's up skylar how you doing

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i'm good um in toledo we have a facebook scanner group where there's people that just listen to the scanner all day long and that's how we get our information it's so we have it also i think

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they have it in west michigan too and in detroit where there's a facebook group and there is somebody that's sitting there listening and then i have oakland county sheriff's uh facebook group that i go to all the time and it will be what's happening on adams road in rochester you know

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what i mean like and i'll follow that from time to time i get all the time i get all you know

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into this whole thing like i want to know before you know anybody else i feel like that shouldn't

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be public really but it's it is public and it's yeah public information i know but like to our

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nurse with the flying helicopter like if i agree with you by the way but yeah no you cause more

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hysteria bringing people to it no but then here's the deal i'm making sure people are staying out of What's up, Leah?

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He's doing his part. Hey there.

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Hi.

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Hey, I'm a paramedic, actually working currently. I'm going to also say, just like what the flight nurse said, we do not like it when people do that, when they like to watch us. People are always on Scannerland. There's a Facebook page here in town. It's like Jackie Scanners or something. But, like, to the point, I've had people try and get into my truck to see what's going on. Wait, they'll come up to they'll come up to my rig and peek in the windows doing that. Why can I see you doing that?

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What do you say to them when all of a sudden you look in there in the back of your ambulance?

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Well, I've only I haven't ever had anybody like truly get in my truck, thankfully. But I've I have people come up to my windows because in the area that I work, it's.

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during the summertime there's a lot of people outside and it's it's a thing sometimes like and if there's any type of scene outside or anything in a matter of seconds it can be like

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all those people walking their dogs man well listen i promise you this i will never get in the back of your paramedic vehicle i won't do that but i'm sad i'm sad to know that that somebody died so our prayers to the family so

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