Hello, everybody. Nice to see so many familiar faces here. I'm Otto, and I believe many of you have seen me talking before. This is the 14th word camp I'm attending. I'm the CEO for Cerevo, and I'm a very technical CEO. I've been involved in doing plugins and done some patches for WordPress Core. In fact, to most of the stack that we're using, because I'm a die-hard Linux and open source advocate. I've spoken many times at word camps about this talk, WordPress Security 101. In that talk, I tell what you should focus on if you want to protect your site and what are the unnecessary things you can ignore, because there's so much false security advice out there. If you haven't seen that presentation before, I recommend you go and check it out. Today, I'm not going to talk about how to protect your WordPress site. Today, I'm going to talk about something different. I'm going to talk to you about a Friday in November, what happened then. Hopefully, you can learn something, maybe some technical techniques, but most of all, a mindset about what needs to be done when, despite all protections, somebody gets in and there's a security breach. I'm from a company that does premium hosting and upkeep for WordPress. That involves that we take care of security for our customers. We do upkeep, which means that if the site goes down, we take it back up. That covers also security incidents. If our client and your site gets hacked despite our protections, then we will fix it for free, remove the malware and make it back online. That's something. We have two and a half thousand sites that we are upkeeping. Security incidents are rare, but since we have so many sites, they are regular and we have lots of experience in investigating and cleaning up sites. Today, I'm going to tell you about one Friday, which was slightly unusual. It started like this, just an average Friday. No warning signs of anything. Then suddenly, at 11.37, one site started alerting that it doesn't work anymore. Then a few minutes later, another, and then immediately a third, and then two minutes later a fourth one. Something very suspicious was going on. It wasn't even that Friday 13, just an average Friday. We went to look what happened to the sites and immediately noticed that all of the four sites had the same site URL. This is not the real site URL for the site. We started wondering what's going on. Is this a mistake by the customer or the customer's admin? Did they change this on purpose? The interesting thing was that all of these four sites belonged to the same customer. They were all new sites and the same media conglomerate owns them. It was really weird that they all stopped working at the same time. This was the symptom that you could immediately see. We quickly figured out that that page doesn't exist or didn't work. This doesn't make any sense. It's not something the customer did. Since it was the same customer who owned all the sites, we immediately started suspecting some kind of targeted attack against that customer. What happened on the site didn't make sense. We didn't understand why somebody would do a targeted attack like this to a customer. Definitely, it was a security issue. Somebody had got in and done something weird. The first person in our staff who noticed this and started investigating it, immediately realized it's a security issue and then notified our security officer on call about that this needs attention. The first technical thing done is that we saved the process list, what was going on at those customer sites, and then we shut them down temporarily so that no further damage would happen. Then we notified the customer that there's a security incident and we're investigating it. Then since it was four sites and we realized this is something unusual and big, it was escalated so it was not just the security officer on call but the three-person team investigating all the sites in parallel. By 11.55, the security investigation had started full speed. These are the questions we ask when we start to investigate the security incident. First of all, what's happening? If it's still happening, what do we need to do to stop it? What happened before this? What led to this situation? When did it start? Is there, does the site currently have malicious code, some kind of backdoor or something hidden somewhere? What has in general changed on the site right now and recently? Something in the files, something in the database. What changes are valid, something that's supposed to change and what is an anomaly, something potentially done by an intruder? Then of course, who did it? We don't see any names and rarely the investigation leads to finding a real human suspect but at least what we can do is find out the IP addresses and where the malicious traffic is coming from. Then we can also figure out a few identifiers and fingerprints related to the attacker. Then after that, when you have the situation under control, you want to figure out how they got in, how they did it and what kind of level of access the intruder got, what data could potentially have been leaked because then we know what to tell the customer about what is the maximum kind of damage that could have happened in this case. Then maybe try to figure out something about the motive. Was it a targeted attack? Was it just somebody trying to plant back doors and sell them later in the black market? In general, what damage was caused? Then the next steps in practice, what we did and the steps I'm presenting here is kind of our standard steps or at least the last fall version of them. What we do, we constantly improve our process, what we do at security incidents and this is almost our latest process at the moment. The first thing to do is to make a backup. The backup stores the state the whole system was in at the onset of the security investigation and then also when you have a fresh backup it's easier to compare the fresh backup with the latest backup to see track down changes because sometimes the intruders try to mask their changes and modify file dates and stuff so it would be more difficult to find what happened. With the backups you can then compare the backups and we have a few custom tools built for that so that we get a quick list of which files changed and then just using basic command line diff tools you can compare two folders and all of the files in them to compare the previous backup and then the latest state. This will reveal changes and then after that we check who logged into the VP admin and who logged in using SSH and tried to detect if there was somebody, some IP addresses or user names that don't belong there and then the next step is that we use this VP CLI commands which are very handy. How many of you use VP CLI with your hand up? Those who don't do, please learn it. It's really convenient especially if you work with lots of WordPress sites. VP CLI has this built in tools that you can verify that your WordPress core files haven't been modified. It would compare the checksums of the original WordPress release and the release you have installed and you can also do it for plugins and teams but this of course works only for plugins that are in the WordPress.org directory. If there are custom plugins then there's nothing to compare against or if there are paid plugins that are not accessible publicly then VP CLI can't compare them. Then we also have one custom VP CLI package which we use, it does the same thing but it also can show you the diffs. If it detects that the file has been changed it will show you what is the difference between the plugin files of this version on your system and then the plugin files of the same release in WordPress.org. In this case we found several plugins that had code modified. The plugins didn't match the versions that are released on WordPress.org but unfortunately WordPress.org, the current subversion system they use and the tagging system they use doesn't enforce that one single release version would be exactly the same. The plugin developer can make changes for example to the readme file so it depends on at what time you install that plugin which version you will get. There are some false positives that this technique can yield and in this case we use the diffing tool to see what was the changes and came to the conclusion that this was false alerts. This was not related to the security incident. We went through all kinds of things and it takes some time and even if we had three people working on four sites in parallel it took some time and remember that the sites were shut down temporarily during the entire investigation. The next step we do is to check the WordPress user list if there are any recently added users or some user names or email addresses that don't look valid. We also check the database itself if there are any recent posts or something, recent changes injected into the database and this is the SQL, this is one example of the SQL queries you can do and by the way I will be posting my slides on Twitter after the talk so you can copy paste all of these commands later. At this step we noticed something fishy. There was on multiple, on many of the investigated sites there was this variation of Trollherden in the user database and some foreign addresses which our customers surely don't use. This was an anomaly and since these have the dates when the users have been registered then this was kind of bingo for us because this then opened up, gave us lots of data to find more clues about what had happened. We knew that somebody had managed to get additional user accounts registered on WordPress and we knew what email addresses they had been using and we knew the timestamp when it happened. Based on the timestamp we could then look in the logs what happened around that time, before it and slightly after it then we found the IP addresses and with the IP address we could find more what the same attacker had done and just those are things you can do with basic grep from logs assuming that you have access to all of the access logs of your server. With this clue we found out in the logs what happened and this is how the entry looks like, looked from an access point log from an access log. Can the people in the back of the room see it too small? Yeah, you can see. We saw this pattern. Can you based on looking at this request understand what's happening? There are some post requests to the VP admin and they return 200 okay as the result which means that those posts were accepted and they didn't fail. They did something that they shouldn't be able to do from the outside and then quickly after that somebody registered an account and then verified that account because when you register an account you get an email which you need to click on to verify that before WordPress activates your account and after that they continued doing something sending some requests to WordPress which were successful and that was the IP address. It was a Russian IP but you can't really make any conclusions of this. It can be from anywhere in the world. It just happened to be that the last hop was in Russia so there was probably some Windows XP machine or something that hasn't been updated for years and was used by others to attack and we also knew the user agent of those requests but that doesn't mean anything either. It can be spoofed to be anything and if you look how quickly this happened in just a few seconds all of this then you can know that this was completely automated. What was those weird post requests to the WordPress admin? We don't log post requests for obvious reasons. It would be a huge amount of data and it would violate privacy so we don't log post contents and hopefully nobody else logs post contents at least not posting providers but luckily we have lots of other logs, PHP logs and database logs and others so we found some anomalies around this time and for example there was lots of requests to a table in the database with this name and that looked weird so when you investigate a case you find lots of weird things and the method is to check all these weird things and then try to eliminate if this was actually normal after all or not and this looked weird so we then graphed from the files what plugin is talking to this table in the database and then we found it that it was about this VP GDPR compliance plugin it was doing something but we didn't know which line of code it was and what and more and this time it was slightly past two and the sites had been down for two and a half hours almost so then we started looking into this plugin is there something weird with this plugin and we looked at its changelog and since its open source and on wordpress.org we could go exactly look at what lines of code was changed in the recent release and then we found that they've done if you know what SQL injections are then if you see developers adding these signs around what they're passing to SQL then you know it's probably something they've been fixing they've probably been fixing SQL injection stuff so at that point we were pretty sure that it's related to this plugin and our first solution was to just remove that plugin it's kind of ironic that the customer had this GDPR plugin to improve security and then it was the point of entry for an attacker and then very quickly after that it was the afternoon in Finland so US woke up and people in the US started blogging and posting news and then we found out that other people had found similar attacks and posting about it and here are some links and as I said I will post my presentation on Twitter afterwards so you can go and read on these articles to see more details about what happened Sikuri has a very good blog post on this specific vulnerability in this plugin so what was it? so it was an SQL injection thing so that it was possible to edit WordPress options inject WordPress options without any authentication so what the attacker did with those post requests that first they changed the settings in WordPress that anybody can register and then they changed the settings that the default role when you register new users is administrator and then after that they registered a new account which had administrator privileges and after that they could access the site and do more and this was reported by Adrian Merschen so credit goes to him for figuring this out and this was fixed in GDPR compliance version 143 so when we figured this out we knew that this affects everybody running this plugin so in addition to the normal tested updates we do we also do security updates and we decided this is something that we need to update for all of our customers immediately and we entered this into our automation and started rolling updates for everybody to ensure that nobody else would get reached and then it was almost 3 o'clock in the afternoon so this was the investigation part then we started thinking which steps do we need to take before we can reopen the sites again so what you want to do is you want to ensure that whatever was the entry point is closed and removed so nobody can re-enter and then you want to make sure there are no planted code or backdoors that could be used to access it so obviously we removed those user accounts which were not authorized and then our rule is that we try to recover backups and get back to those because that's the only way you can be sure the site is clean but in this case it was a site with lots of traffic and lots of changes and going back to an old backup was not an option so we used our security scanners to find if there are any suspicious PHP calls which are usually typically used in backdoors to figure out and luckily we didn't find any malware or actually we did find one file but not more than that and then also in addition to removing these fake accounts we also as a precaution changed everybody's passwords and we have an automated tool for that which also our customers can do if they think that they want to change all of the passwords at once for all users and here is a screenshot from our custom tool so we scan for patterns of malicious code all the time from our customers and then we analyze when we have findings then we need to analyze if it's a false positive or is it actually malware or is it just like bad practice malpractice that somebody wrote the plugin and did something stupid but it's not intentionally a backdoor and then finally after several hours of work intense work we were able to open the sites again and notify our customer that they are public again and sites are clean and reopened and once the sites have been reopened we naturally need to continue to monitor it closely to see if there are new attack attempts or if there are calls if there was some backdoor that you didn't detect and there's some suspicious traffic going on and during the investigation of course since it took so long, unusually long we sent lots of status updates to the customer telling them how we're progressing and what's the state we sent eight emails all in all and then afterwards a longer report about what had happened also we found out afterwards that the customer did actually get the notification emails from these fake user accounts but they just didn't realize something fishy was going on and you can't really blame the customer from it because there's lots of emails anyway and then there's just a new registration email and nothing indicating that it's an alarm or something and our biggest fear was that it was a targeted attack because the same customer's site all went down at the same time but luckily it was just a coincidence that they were using the same plugin on all of their sites and they were all targeted during the same days so be prepared so most of the advice online when you Google about WordPress security is about how to protect your site but you also need to keep in mind that despite all possible protections someday there are zero day vulnerabilities that will get out and bad actors are going to start bombarding the net to find sites that have those vulnerabilities and someday somebody might breach the site anyway so you need to have some kind of plan what steps you're going to do if that happens so here's our steps, what we did in practice I hope you learned got some ideas and I hope you all think what's your strategy what will you do if you get the bad news and if you do lots of WordPress sites eventually one day you will get some bad news and you need to react thank you so I think we have a couple of minutes and this is my Twitter handle so keep an eye on it for the slides for some questions so I think Janne has a mic so raise your hand if you have a question thanks a question slightly related to this plugin or GDPR plugin if the site has been hacked there is a question if personal data had been leaked and if data protection agency needs to be notified about that have you ever with WordPress done also this kind of forensics to decide or maybe was it important with these sites to decide if something has also been taken off the site so in this case we knew that the intruder got administrator access so they could download everything if they want but we didn't find in the logs any signs that they would have downloaded everything and also the attack which they did that they changed the site URL to redirect all the traffic somewhere else that was kind of their motivation and it didn't work very well because that site they redirected it to it didn't work anymore probably got too much traffic so in this case we concluded that there was not any significant risk that all of the user data could have leaked but in other cases this is something you need to consider in Europe that you need to notify the data protection agency about this and first and foremost you need to notify the customer as quickly as possible I think we had another question over there yes my question is a little bit more on the human side communicating this to a customer is always difficult so did you communicate it was the technical team who communicated with the customer first of all and then was the customer reaction that of alarm and kind of made your work a little bit more difficult or was a comprehension and so we have already made templates about what kind of notifications we tell the customer so this is the part of the preparation you should do that in addition to having backups and everything you can do in advance and then knowing some tools how to investigate and clean up you should also include in your process that what kind of email templates you have and what you are notifying and where so we have a good text to send to the customer so that they immediately know what's going on but they don't get too much freaked and don't do anything stupid and in this case everything worked very well the customer quickly replied that they got the email and they started to do their own investigations on their own side and checking through the of course they didn't have access to the site during the time it was shut down but then afterwards when we reopened it we asked the customer to please log in and check continue and check if there's some anomalies because of course the customer knows the site more deeply than we do so they can detect if there's something more unusual on the site and yeah we sent out eight emails to the customer during this process so the communication is a very important part of this Thanks Two questions? I have one maybe thing that you could I also have a question to the audience How many of you have been involved that your site got hacked? Ouch Well you came to the right talk We have another question over here Hi Otto and thanks for the talk In general what do you think that how big part of these hacks are related to plugins? Yeah so that's in my security 101 talk I recommend you go and check it out on WordPress.tv So WordPress core is pretty secure at least for recent years and all of the security issues are related to teams and most of all plugins and the sad thing is that if you look at vpvuln.com which lists this known security vulnerabilities and in my security 101 talk I usually show this slide with statistics of which plugins have most security issues then in the top 10 there is ITEAM security and WordPress so it's kind of ironic that most security issues are in plugins and then when people install plugins to mitigate security issues they actually get more security issues or can get more Yes plugins is the problem Any other questions? Great questions by the way I had one thing about the checksum that you were showing how the different versions etc You just go through that again like how updating a readme and how the vpcli command can fail Yeah so the thing with the WordPress.org plugin director is that when you submit the new plugin to get it in it needs to pass review but once it's in you can update it as many times you want and there's no review anymore after that and luckily there's a project called vp tide coming to core so that there will be more automatic quality control in the WordPress plugin directory but currently the WordPress plugin directory is not very supportive in quality things and this thing I was talking about is that when you publish a new version of a plugin let's say 1.5 then you change the version string in the main plugin PHP file and push that to WordPress.org repositories and after that people will see that they have an update and they start updating that but you can also make other changes to the plugin and push that without changing the version number so there can exist in the repository like slightly different versions of the plugin but they still have the exact same version number and this makes it hard to verify that if you have version 1.5 installed on your system to verify in a completely automated fashion to intact and not modified in any way because it can be modified it can have different versions Thank you Any further questions? Then I'll think we end there with a big applaud for Otto


So, you and I are talking today because we're announcing an investment by Ithaca into ANO, our public benefit corporation, and you and I have been talking about this now for almost three years, and I'm curious, why did you guys decide to make this investment? Well, I think that first it's been great to get to know you and we have a lot of faith in your leadership of the enterprise and also just a commitment you've made to open infrastructure over a number of years. And I think we first did some collaborative work with hypothesis as much as, I don't know, seven or eight years ago, and you and I have gotten to know each other over several years, three years at least. And just realizing at a first level that annotation just seems like an important part of education, it's kind of unrealized, and that eventually annotations got to be a part of the learning process, right? I mean, just the notion of a faculty member teaching students, giving them the opportunity to asynchronously engage with a written document and have a discussion online, it seems inevitable to me that that's necessary. And the approach that hypothesis has taken and ANO is taking with an open, interoperable infrastructure for that that all different resources can use is definitely the way to go as opposed to some proprietary approach to try to create loyalty or stickiness on one company's platform. So I think we were taken both by the idea of annotation being an important part of education and also by the approach that you've taken and the leadership you've provided to work very hard to do that in an open way. And it's taken years, some years for you to get attraction on that. And our hope is that that time for impact is here and that you are well timed for that to have the impact that you want to have. So I think from a standpoint of just investing in the community and what I was saying before about moving toward open, it seemed appropriate for us to try to accelerate or help with something we thought was an important tool and important component of open infrastructure that we could support that. Now, at the same time, it will be very good for JSTOR users, right? If we can work with you collaboratively to develop the capability and, you know, really easily and really conveniently for people to do annotation over JSTOR articles and other content that we're adding to the platform. So there's a direct benefit for our user community if we can work effectively together. So the idea that we could also both support through an investment the broad principles and mission of the organization and at the same time work together with you to actually improve the product and service that people get both when they work with JSTOR or they're using JSTOR and when they have an opportunity to use hypothesis, whether that's on our platform or, you know, other providers, that seems like just a wonderful win-win if you will on both sides and, you know, great for the community generally. So we're supporting open, we're supporting JSTOR, we're supporting hypothesis and most importantly, we're supporting the users that we think annotation can really help improve their learning and improve the teaching. So, you know, we're super excited about it and, you know, really happy that after this time, we've been able to figure out a way to work together. So we're very excited. Us too. So my understanding is that this is actually the first time that Ithaca has made this kind of an investment in another organization and how did it come about that you guys decided to go in this direction? Yeah, so I think the question of making investments in other organizations, I think it's really fundamentally about accelerating the mission. Like, there may be some things that we can do well ourselves, but there may be some things that we're just not well positioned to do ourselves or we can't do it fast enough and if we really want to serve our community, there are better ways for us to invest the resources that we have or spend the money that we have. So for example, I mean, we believe that that annotation is a really important potential tool and we think it's inevitable. We could, you know, have our product teams develop an annotation layer, you know, or service. This just seems a such a better way to go about doing that. And as I said before, to invest and open at the same time makes a lot of sense. So we're thinking about how do we make the best use of our resources and while, you know, there'll be, you know, we're not, you know, we're not a company that an organization that's going to have huge investments in other companies or, you know, acquiring a bunch of companies or anything like that. But I think we are going to look to ways that we can advance our mission and serve our community. And if we can do that faster and better, we'll do that. Now, there are a couple of examples that we're not investments, but that also fit this. One is Reveal Digital, which we brought into the organization several years ago, and another is ArtStore, which we merged with JStore five or six years ago. These are opportunities for us to, you know, in the case of Reveal Digital, to bring primary source content that libraries care about and having made open onto the JStore infrastructure, as I was saying earlier, and in ArtStore's case, bringing images onto the platform and working to integrate the image and text experience for scholars and students. So we look for those opportunities, and this was one where, you know, we feel like we can have an impact and accelerate our impact in the community by an investment, not an acquisition or something like that. So, you know, a great opportunity for us to bring together the, as I say before, the investment in open and also the impact for our users.


The challenge of the Yukon It's Yukon King's swiftness and strongest lead dog of the Northwest Placing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Mountain Police in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers Gold gold discovered in the Yukon a stampede to the Klondike in the wild race for riches Back to the days of the gold rush With Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog Yukon King as they meet the challenge of the Yukon George Hobart was a young mining engineer who lived with his wife in a small cabin on the outskirts of Dawson City One evening in early winter. He was coming home from work at the big be mine on Bonanza Creek As he approached his cabin a slender sharp featured man suddenly stepped forward out of the shadowy darkness Dave Kyle What are you doing here? I? Wanted to have a little talk with you. I know you got home from the mine about this time What's the idea of skulking man the shadows that way? Figured it might be better if I caught you outside before if you went into your cabin You might not want your wife to hear what I have to say What are you talking about? Well, it's like this Hobart Should I say Heyward? Heyward, yeah, that's right Up here in the Yukon you've been calling yourself George Hobart But your name used to be George Hayward back in Colorado honey Now do you savvy why I wanted to talk to you privately or does your wife know all about your past What do you know about my past? I know that you're wanted by the law back in Colorado for robbing the gold star of mine where you used to work I never committed that robbery sure sure. I know you claim to be innocent But the police want you just the same They ever catch up with you since you'll do at least a ten-year stretch behind bars. How did you find all this out? What difference does that make?  What kind of a deal as the manager of the big B mine You're bound to know the combination of the mine offer safe So it ought to be easy for you to make off with a few thousand bucks when you simmer down Hobart I'm offering you a chance to stay out of prison Yeah How about it? I I don't know what to say I'll have to have time to think it over All right I'll give you 24 hours to make up your mind and if you're smart you'll play along with me and do like I say Otherwise, I'll be forced to tell the money is just who you really are Rosalind Hobart was just setting the table as her husband entered the cabin Hello, darling. You're just in time for something George. What's the matter? You look as though you've just seen a ghost. Hi I'm in trouble honey. What do you mean? It's a long story Should have told you the truth long ago before we ever got married. What on earth are you talking about? In the first place my name isn't George Hobart It's George Hayward Hey would But why have you just before the Klondike rush? I was working as an engineer at the gold star mine back in Colorado One night there was a robbery an inside job. It looked as though I'd staged the whole thing But I didn't I swear I didn't you don't need to convince me darling You know I believe I'd been framed by a mine guard named Sid Fletcher. I'm sure of that But I couldn't prove it, but they locked me up. I knew I was sure to be convicted so I Broke jail. Is that why you came to the Yukon? Yes I thought I could hide out up here under an assumed name start life all over again Oh darling, if you'd only told I should have I realize that now it wasn't fair to you But I was afraid to tell you the truth. I thought you wouldn't want to marry me You think that would have made any difference, but why are you telling me now? Because someone has discovered my real identity. Who is it at gambler Dave Kyle? Who was waiting for me outside the cabin when I came home? I just finished talking to well, is he going to notify the police intense to blackmail me Blackmail you that's right. He wants me to rob the mine office safe Are refused. He says he'll tip off the miles George. You're not going to do it. Hey I don't know but you can't you're no criminal. The law thinks I won't let you do it.  What do you think will happen if I refuse? Home will be broken up. I'll have to go to prison for a crime.  Oh Chance I'd have of anyone believing my story now after the way I broke jail and hid out of here It's your only chance George Don't you realize that you can't buy any real security by doing what Kyle asked? But sooner or later. He'll be back with another demand and if you rob the mine office now We'll have a double hold on you But think of the alternative If I turn myself in and get sent back to Colorado to stand trial, they'll throw the book at me I'll get at least a 10-year sentence years behind bars You'll realize with that we'll hire private detectors to get evidence against Kyle Maybe we'll be able to prove your innocence Anyhow, whatever happens George, I'll stand by you. Maybe you're right That's the way you want it. That's what I'll do I'll go to the Monies and give myself up and I'll go with you come on then no sense putting it off Get your park and we'll go right now Dave Kyle had been watching at the window and listening to the conversation as George and Roslyn left the cabin a few minutes later. They didn't notice the figure that melted hastily back out of sight into the shadows Kyle waited silent and motionless until they had disappeared from view Then he hurried back to his cabin A burly hard-jawed man was waiting for him. The man was Sid Fletcher I didn't the whole deal's a washout let you wash out. What are you talking about? You put the screws on him, didn't you? Oh, but it didn't work. He's going to the Monies and give himself up. What are you sure? Oh, I'm sure Let me tell you what happened. Go ahead Well, then I put the deal up to Hayward.  There's a place with a logs on chink so well and I put my ear up close I could hear what they were saying so soon as his wife learned what was up. She made a big fuss She told Hayward his only chance was to go to the Monies make a clean breast of it and by thunder She finally talked him into it. How soon they're gonna do it. He's already gone his wife went with him I saw him leave the cabin.  Why don't you plug him plug him and swing for murder? I'm not that crazy. I suppose you'd rather go to prison for blackmail Those red coats will haul you in so fast. It'll make your head swing. I'll let him They can't prove anything not against you maybe but once they get you on the carpet and start grilling you You're up to wind up telling them about me and that's something I can't afford to have happen. Hey, what? What's the idea pulling that gun? You'll find out quick enough. Oh, no, no, don't shoot me. I won't talk Sorry Kyle, but I just couldn't take any chances this way. I'm sure you won't talk What's more the Mounties will never pin your murder on me They'll think the guy who put that bullet in you was George Hayward Meanwhile George and Roslyn were seated in the office at Mounted Police headquarters Sergeant Preston and Constable Ross who was on duty with the sergeant that evening Listened as George told his story. I knew Sid Fletcher had framed me, but I couldn't prove it I figured I was sure to be convicted So I broke jail After I made my getaway I came up here to the Yukon. I Thought I could hide out under an assumed name and make a new life for myself But it didn't work out that way the past finally caught up with me and the person of Dave Kyle and While you know the rest you did the right thing coming here, Hayward No blackmailer is ever satisfied with one payment If you'd given in the cows threats should have been paying off for the rest of your life I'll still have to pay with ten years of my life Unless I can prove my innocence. I haven't been convicted yet They still be possible to get evidence against Fletcher even after all this time And to your action and coming to the police voluntarily will count in your favor I sure wish I knew how Kyle found out my identity as a professional gambler Kyle meets a good many people and picks up a lot of information. He may have heard enough to put two into the gunner Or his sister Dora may have gotten the information. She's a singer at the Monte Carlo Cafe Yes, I know sergeant now that George has given himself up What do you intend to do? First of all we'll see if we can get enough evidence to press a blackmail charge against Kyle How will we go about it try to get him to repeat the threats he made to you earlier this evening? Do you know where to find him two or three cafes where he does most of his gambling? However, we'll try his cabin first If he's home you go in and talk to him. They think you're alone Actually, your wife and I will be listening outside the door. Let's see what happens. All right good enough In the meantime constable you take over here at the office till I get back right sergeant The sergeant went to Dave Kyle's cabin accompanied by George and Roslyn. It's no light inside They may have turned in early for a change got the knock on the door. All right Your dog seems to think someone's home. Look at him sniffing at the door. What's the matter with him sergeant? Wait a second. What are you gonna do find out why King's acting this way? What's wrong fella all right steady point I'm going inside and investigate you two better stay back Oh Feeling his way through the darkness the sergeant found a table in the center of the room There was an oil lamp on it George and Roslyn waited tensely at the doorway as he struck a match and lit the lamp Great Scott. It's Kyle. Yes shot through the head Mrs. Heywood, you do me a favor Go back to headquarters and report this news to constable Ross tell him to send a police surgeon here immediately I'd better go with us sergeant I'd rather not have her walking out alone at this time of night King will go with her. I want you to stay here Go ahead boy What's the idea one thing I want to ask you a few questions questions Say wait a minute. You don't think I had anything to do with the murder to you I'm not making any accusations Haven but the fact remains that Kyle tried the blackmail you Afraid I'll have to hold you in custody At the same time the sergeant Preston was discovering the dead body of Dave Kyle Sid Fletcher was knocking on the door of Dora Kyle's dressing room Dora who was a singer at the Monte Carlo cafe was Dave's sister Sid Fletcher Got bad news door in plenty bad you mean Heywood squawk to the Mounties worse than that he killed your brother Dave Oh, no What happened? I went to Dave's cabin to find out how he made out with Heywood When I got there it could see through the window that Heywood was inside talking to Dave Naturally, I didn't want him to see me so hung around outside waiting for him to leave Well Heywood was ranting and raven he looked wild I think he was trying to scare Dave into calling off his blackmail threats But all of a sudden he pulled out a gun and shot Dave through the head the dirty murder in my head. Wait a minute. That's not all What are you meeting well after he shot Dave Heywood seemed to go all the pieces Finally pulled himself together and left the camp. I followed him to see what he was up to Ain't Doug gone if he didn't go straight to the Mounties The Mounties. Yeah, I reckon he decided to give himself up. I hope he swings. He'll swing. All right Don't worry about that. What what about the blackmail scheme? Do you suppose the Mounties will come around and check up on me to find out if I had anything to do with There's no telling They do just play a dumb Tell him you don't know anything about it And above all don't say anything about me because if you do they'll figure out right away when Dave got his information The first thing you know, we'll both be in the clink. Don't worry.  I'll be staying in that cabin north of town I rented yesterday. All right, and remember if the Mounties come around at night to question you Back plenty surprised and broken up far as they know it'll be the first time you heard of your brother's death After leaving the police surgeon in charge of the body Sergeant Preston took George Hayward to headquarters and placed him in temporary custody Then he escorted Mrs. Hayward back to her home When he returned to headquarters the sergeant found Constable Ross seated in the office How about it Alex has a surgeon completed his examination as he has sergeant. Here's the bullet that killed Dave Kyle 38 does Hayward admit that he owns a gun. No, he claims it doesn't there was none in his possession None of his cabin his wife let me search the place. He probably got rid of it somewhere after he shot Kyle You seem to be convinced that Hayward's guilty aren't you sergeant frankly? No, I think he's telling the truth Just because he came forward is his own accord and told you how Kyle was trying to blackmail him That's one reason if you ask me that doesn't mean a thing He could have shot Kyle and then come here with his story just to throw off suspicion to make us believe he's innocent What you say is possible Alex. That's why I placed him under arrest, but I'm still not convinced After admit, it's quite a coincidence if somebody else shot Kyle just on this particular evening when he tried to blackmail Perhaps but what good would it do Hayward to shoot Kyle if he's going to turn right around and give himself up? Why come to the police at all? As long as we knew nothing about the blackmail plot. There's nothing to connect him with Dave Kyle Well, yeah, yeah, that's true But maybe Kyle had papers or something telling about the blackmail plot and he would figured we were bound to find him Or maybe Kyle was working with someone else someone who might give the game away later on In other words, you think Hayward decided to play it safe and come to us. Yeah, yeah, that's right. You may be right Alex Personally, I don't think there's much who's building up theories. Do we have all the fights? What are you gonna do? Kyle had a sister a singer at the Monte Carlo cafe I'll have to notify her of her brother's death while I'm at it I think I'll question her see if she knew anything about the scheme to blackmail Hayward When sergeant Preston arrived at the Monte Carlo cafe Dora Kyle had just finished singing miss Kyle Good evening sergeant Preston. I have something to tell you miss Kyle. There's some place we can talk privately Of course Won't you sit down? Thanks. I Have some bad news for you What about your brother Dave was shot to death tonight at his cabin? How horrible I can't believe it. I'm afraid it's true Do you know who did it unfortunately? No, but I thought you thought what? Well, I mean you Mounties had such a reputation for getting your man I I just assumed you'd round up the guilty party immediately cases aren't quite that simple. We do have a suspect Young mining engineer named George Hayward who's been going under the alias of George Hobbit How did you happen to suspect him? He came to us earlier this evening with a story that your brother was trying to blackmail him Dave trying to blackmail someone. Well, that's crazy. My brother was no crook. Did your brother ever mention Hayward to you? Never What does Hayward say he was being blackmailed for? It seems he's wanted by the police in Colorado From mine robbery, then he's a crook himself if he'd commit robbery.  He must be guilty I can't convict him without proof Do you have any idea where your brother might have obtained information about Hayward's past? No, I have no idea at all. Can you think of anyone else who might have had a motive for killing her brother? No, of course not. Dave was well liked by everybody. I see Well, thanks very much. I won't trouble you with any more questions at this time. Come along, King The following day Sergeant Preston reported to Inspector Conrad a Man in a blue surge suit was seated in the inspector's office Sergeant Preston Like to have you meet this gentleman Detective Sergeant Mulvane of the San Francisco police How do you do Sergeant Mulvane sure and I might be pleased to make your acquaintance. Have a chair, Sergeant. Oh, thank you, sir Anything new to report on Dave Kyle's murder why nothing at all, sir I made the rounds of the cafes, but as far as I can learn no one had any serious grudge against him I want you to hear what Sergeant Mulvane has to say may have an important bearing on this case Sergeant Mulvane Suppose you tell him what you've just been telling me about why you came to the Yukon Territory glad to inspector. I Came up here looking for a fellow named Sid Fletcher Sid Fletcher That's the name of the man Hayward claims framed him for the gold star mine robbery. Yep, none other And what's more Hayward was telling the truth. You mean Hayward's been clear to the robbery term. That's right About six months ago the police in Colorado turned up some new evidence which proved that Sid Fletcher had staged the robbery Fletcher got away, but they sent out a circular on him. That's how we first happened to hear of him I see a few weeks later one of our boys happened to spot Fletcher in a Barbary Coast cafe He tried to arrest him Fletcher pulled a gun and shot him was the policeman killed he died a couple of hours later in the hospital So now we want Fletcher ourselves on a murder charge You think he came to the Yukon Territory? Sure, and there's no doubt about it We know he took passage for Skagway on the steamship northern star When I showed Fletcher's picture at the Mountie post at White Pass One of your fellas recognized him He said he thought Fletcher had checked through the pass just a couple of weeks before I did. Oh You have the picture with her sure There it is. It's on this circular. We got from the Colorado police. Thanks Ever seen him here in Dawson City? No, not that I know of. If Fletcher is here in Dawson He may be the one who supplied Dave Kyle with the information about Heywood's pass. Yes, probably so For that matter, he may be the one who shot Kyle. What makes you say that, Sergeant? Well, we already know that he'll kill to avoid capture We found out that Heywood was going to the police. He may have shot Kyle to save his neck He was afraid that if Kyle were arrested it might lead to his own exposure. Yes, sir Well, you may be right sergeant. We're apt to have a hard time proving it. Don't worry about that We'll be glad to save you the trouble of hanging him. Our first job is to find him. I have an idea about that, sir About how to find Fletcher? Yes, sir When I talked to Kyle's sister last night, she seemed rather nervous. I got the impression She knew more than she was telling It's possible that she was in on this blackmail plot. In that case, she may know something about Fletcher Sergeant Mulvane may I borrow this circular for the time being? Sure thing. If it'll help you find him Well, I can't guarantee any results, but I'd like to show this circular to Dora Kyle and see what happens Go right ahead, Sergeant. The case is in your hands A short time later Sergeant Preston knocked on Dora Kyle's dressing room Come in. Do you, Sergeant Preston? Yes, there's been a new development in connection with your brother's murder. A new development? Take a look at this picture, please Sidney Fletcher Wounded for the robbery of the gold star mine. Yes, the robbery of his George Hayward was falsely accused Undoubtedly Fletcher framed him. But why are you showing his picture to me? You ever seen or heard of him before? I know, of course not. Incidentally, robbery isn't the only crime that Fletcher's committed. He's also wanted for murder. Murder? Yes, he shot a policeman in San Francisco and now he's been traced up here to the Yukon Territory I still don't see what all this has to do with my brother's killing. There's a good chance that Fletcher killed your brother. What's that? If your brother was blackmailing Hayward, he must have gotten his information from Fletcher In other words, they were probably working together on the blackmail scheme But in that case, why would he want to kill Dave? Because Hayward went to the police And that meant your brother was sure to be taken in for questioning And if your brother talked, Fletcher might wind up on the gallows I see. You're sure that your brother never mentioned Fletcher's name? No, not that I can recall. Well, do you remember anything later on? Let me know Yes Yes, I'll do that Sergeant. As soon as the sergeant had gone, Dora Kyle opened the drawer of her dressing table and pulled out a small pearl handle revolver She slipped it into the pocket of her pocket Then she left the cafe and headed for the cabin north of town where Sid Fletcher was hiding out Dora. Hello, Sid What's up? Plenty.   Kill Dave?   To save your own neck. What are you talking about? When we first cooked up this blackmail scheme, you admitted that you pulled the mine robbery yourself and Framed Hayward for the job. Well, what about it? What you didn't tell us is that you're also wanted for murder. What? You heard me. You shot a cop down in Frisco How'd you find that out? I found it out from Sergeant Preston of the Mounties and now by Heavens You'd better talk fast and convince me you didn't shoot Dave because otherwise I'm going to turn you in go to prison for blackmail I'll go easy on me if I help them catch you. Now look Dora. You got me all wrong. Don't come any closer Sid See, I wasn't foolish enough to come here without packing a gun. Look suppose. I am wanted for murder.  We were pals.  I don't know what I can do to convince you except maybe this I'll take that gun Dirty sneaking skunk then you did kill Dave. Sure. I killed him You think I want to run the risk of getting hauled in myself. Oh, no now.  I'll take that gun. You don't stand clear Dora. This will settle you Fletcher Again and again Preston sent his right smashing into Fletcher's face while his left hand twisted the crooks wrist As Fletcher staggered under the blows his grip on the gun loosened and finally it fell to the floor Now then reach Back up against that wall You'd better get your hands up to Dora. I haven't done anything I was standing just outside the door and I heard everything you two said It's true. You were planning to turn Fletcher in but the fact remains that you were involved in this blackmail scheme You must have followed me here from the cafe. That's right. I did I Suspected the two new Fletcher's whereabouts and I felt sure you'd get in touch with him as soon as I showed you that circular That'll be enough out of you Fletcher You're both under arrest in the name of the crown When sergeant Preston arrived back at headquarters with his prisoners Roslyn Hayward was visiting her husband in the cell where he was being held My visiting time up not necessarily. I came to tell you folks as we've caught the man and shot Dave Kyle Then I'm in the clear as far as the murder goes. That's right. Oh, that's wonderful. I'll say it is But it would be a lot more wonderful if I didn't have to go back to Colorado and face that robbery charge I'd like to have you two step out of the front office and take a look at the prisoner before we lock him up. Sure. Why not? Who is he? I'll let you see for yourself. All right Go on in What That's right the man who framed you if only I could prove that you won't have to prove it you've already been cleared What's that six months ago? The Colorado police uncovered new evidence which proves that Fletcher staged the robbery Darling, then you're free Completely free great day sergeant. I feel like dancing and singing We'll go ahead and celebrate this case is closed In our next adventure Two tough appearing men are just leaving Joe Parker's general store as the door closes behind them one of them speaks Hey, did you hear what the storekeeper said about Hannibal Jenkins spending some brand new $20 bills? Yeah Jenkins must be the guy who found that stolen bank money. All right Come on. He hasn't gone very far down the trail. We ought to be able to catch up with him. Suppose we do But then we'll take him to the cave and work him over until he tells us what he did with all that dough Then I reckon we'll have to get rid of him Two desperate bank robbers are looking for a hundred thousand dollars in vanished loot and Hannibal Jenkins may be the man who found it Before sergeant Preston can clear up the mystery Hannibal is likely to fall victim to the criminals and the sergeant may find himself facing death Be sure to hear this exciting adventure tomorrow These radio dramas a feature of the challenge of the Yukon Incorporated are created by George W. Trendall Produced by Trendall Campbell Enterprises Directed by Fred flower day and supervised by Charles D. Livingston The part of sergeant Preston is played by Paul Sutton. They are brought to you every Saturday and Sunday This is Jay Michael wishing you good-bye and good luck until tomorrow This is the mutual broadcasting system


Now, you know your major scales now and you know your major scales with a dominant feel with that lowered seventh or another way of calling it is a Mixolydian scale. We've got both of those locked in. Let's go ahead now and learn a minor scale pattern. Minor scales have a simple pattern as well. They're a little different than the major pattern though and so it's important that you know how to play a minor scale on the bass. For the purposes of this video, let's start with a root of C and we're going to, just like with the major scales, we're going to anchor our index finger on the root. So again, it's good to have a good, strong anchor on root and just for what it's worth, the fifth degree of the scale is the same in major and minor scales as is the fourth degree of the scale. So you can always know in a minor scale, the fourth degree is up one string. The fifth degree is the same relationship as it is in the major scales. Here's the rest of the degrees, root, second. Now for the third degree, you shift your hand up one fret, third, fourth and fifth We already showed you sixth, seventh, eighth. So again, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight and yes it is that, that dominant seventh feel happens naturally in a minor scale. Coming back down, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. Now that pattern, like always, is the same in all minor scales. Let's go to A minor, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. That minor scale pattern is the same no matter where you go on the neck of this base, you find your root, that's your first degree of your scale and you can play it absolutely anywhere. Just as another example, A minor, we go to A, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. You lock in your minor scale patterns and practice them all over the neck of your base, know what your root is and you'll be ready to move on.


What's up everybody, Jason here for jaspyscasebase.com. Jaspy's Five Box Chase the Cup Hockey Mixer number two's just sold out, guys. And again, guys, featuring the brand new Cup Hockey 21-22 with a box of artifacts, 23-24, going back a year, 22-23, SP Gaming, SPFN, and then going back a couple of years, 20-21, clear cut. So there you go, guys. Random teams, all cards shipped. So again, guys, we had two combo teams who were cracking the yachts, sharks and blue jackets combo. So basically, it's almost a personal minus Mike Tower. He's like, I want to get in on this little action. There you go. But Matt basically got it done, man. Appreciate it, and of course, good luck to the both of you. There's the teams, let's roll. It is a three to one, four times. So here we go. Four times. One, two, three. Three to one, four, four. Matt Laspalmoja done a Matt Lasp, like they're at the bottom. And four year. One, two, three, four. Lightning done on the flames. Four times, four times. All right. All right, so basically, Matt, you have every single team minus the Vancouver Canucks with Mike Tower. So as long as you're not a Vancouver Canucks fan, I want to trade for them. Let me know if you're watching, Matt, and we can close the trade window. Unless Mike Tower wants to make a trade. I'll give it a quick minute. Is that right, Eric? Snowing over there where you're at right now, buddy? Dang. All right, let's close it. Yeah, man.  So if it rains, you know, obviously it just falls into the little drainage that we have, and you know, whatever. But I guess, I don't know, on the last time we went up to like the roof and kind of cleaned out the gutters, really. But I guess there's like a gutter that connects right into the ground and into the sewer, sewage little area. Well, I guess a lot of the leaves clogged up the drain. So what happened was when it was freaking pouring yesterday, really, pouring for like a good hour. It clogged up, which meaning no water was being drained, which meant it was like a whole puddle in the freaking parking lot. And obviously we're kind of off-leveled. So basically a lot of it fell right into the front of the store and like filled up our whole little show area right under all the showcases under the tables, the couch, and it was pretty wild actually. But yeah, so we had to kind of close the store a little early yesterday to clean it all up.  So it's all good. I guess it's just more like we need to kind of be cautious on who, on who, on us just making sure that it's drained out, you know? All right, guys, so I'm gonna hold off the clear cut and all these other ones for last. We'll start with these two, really. Oh, dude, how am I supposed to open this pack? There's literally no, like, there's no thing I can open it with right here. Look at this. Look at this. Be better, upper deck. Come on, man. Oh, how am I supposed to open this pack? We got economy David at $5.99 and a Tundra Tandems, UC Sauros and Yaroslav. Oskarov to $2.99. Frederick Anderson. Dreads of Time. Ovechkin, what is this? Is this like a case hit? Looks like a very, very different-looking card texture on the top, too. I don't know. Someone take a look at that. Capital's winning, Matt. And we have a artifact rookie's redemption. Wow. Is this SP1? Red SP1. Oh my God. Is that who I think it is? To be determined, SP1. So there's a horizontal photo variation and then there's a horizontal rookie autographs redemption. Now, this is just a rookie's redemption.  If it's SP1, I'm always automatically gonna give it to the number one pick, which would be Bedard, so. This should be Bedard, though. This is probably a horizontal photo variations of SP number one. So it should be this one right here. So yeah, I mean, if it was like two, three, or four, or five, I would have randomized it between you guys, but since I know it's number one, it's most likely Conor Bedard, which could be a big hit, man. Congrats. They usually announce this like months later.  Micah Sabinajad. I mean, Matt Matias Macelli. All right, so there you go. Nice, SP rookie number one. So that's a wood variant, one in every 32 packs and a leather variant. That one's probably a leather variant then, right? Cause that definitely felt like leather. Didn't really feel like wood. All right, SPL seven. There's a Matty Bernier's 32. Barkoff. There's a Matty Bernier's. Nice and Gennie Kuznetsov. Curated signatures, 10.99. Little Q's. And then you got a Mark McLaughlin 10.99 Future Watch. So both they're going to Matt, Keal McClure Holly Foils. Johnny Udrow FX Backtrump. Marchenko, another Matty Bernier's there. And we have a number to 3.99 Future Icon. Timo Mier and Tomas Hurdle. Yes, this one had a blue one, but it's red SP one. All right, so there's been sales between three to 500 for red SP one. Let's go to this one. Yeah, I mean, it's most likely Conor Vardar, for sure. Usually they don't really ever mess those up when it's like number one picks to 9.99. What is this? Brand Clark, nice. He's supposed to be like the next Keal McClure on the Kings. We got a Jake Christensen. Zach Rominsky, two out of 99. Nice, Samuel Foggemo, 11 out of 15. Nice little premium patch right there. Look at that dude, crazy. Going to Matt. Then we have a Sebastian Ajo, NHL Fabrics, Purity or Purity, Mark Castilek. And then last one here is a Rupens to 226. Cool little box, they've got an autograph there. All right, clear cuts coming up next. And we got a Victor Soderström for the Coyotes. His box feels really heavy. Not as heavy as the other one I guess. Does not have a book in this, at least I don't think so. But we might have a gold patch autograph though. Something nice, something nice. Here we go guys, this is what we're really looking for to get a big hit.  And of course, it's a team I hate the most. But good God, look at that patch coming up guys. Oh my God. 143 out of 249. This always happens though, right? I feel like this always happens. I always pull like freaking ducks. Wow, I gotta respect this patch man. I mean, Jesus Christ. This is an exquisite rookie patch autograph coming up. It's not the biggest rookie for the ducks. But by God, look at this patch. Look at that, four out of 50. That might sell for like so much more than the normal exquisite patches because of just, just look at that. That's Benoit Oliver Giroux. What's this? So first of all, back, congratulations. That's a nice hit. How about this hit coming up to you man? How about a Tim Souksell? It is a rookie patch autograph update from Splendor. 31 out of 36. Nice, from 2021. Beautiful, really great box here actually. Yes, those are to the Jersey numbers. Very nice. He's taking it right after Baifu. We got a Cam Talbot, who's now on my Kings. Plain lights out too, six out of 12. Minnesota wild going to Matt. Taylor Radish to 49, 19 out of 49, little rookie classics, the class of 2022. And last one here is Nils Lungquist to Chew 49. Well, there you go guys. So again, these boxes are super loaded guys. And we got a nice box here guys. Tim Souksell is a very nice one. This honestly probably sells for a lot. That might go for some crazy money just because of the patch. But again, another little mixer down guys. Some nice hits popping out of here. That SP1 is very nice, appreciate it. Unfortunately, I don't know if I got you anything hit wise Mike, but appreciate you still getting in. But obviously Matt, congrats man, you have the odds. So pretty much taking home all the hits really. Appreciate it guys. Again, I can probably post up number three. I just got to double check with Nick. But yeah, let's get another one of these going guys. 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Hello and welcome back for another episode on a set of Corsa We are looking at my 180 missile car if you guys have not downloaded my 180 missile car I'll leave the link for the missile car pack down in the description box below one of my favorite cars to rock is this 180 missile So today we're gonna be taking a look at two new tracks on the Google Drive website Which I will also leave the link for both tracks in the description box below and I say I will this time because I'll make Sure to do it I know I say a lot and I forget but then I put it in there We'll make sure we get them in there this time So the tracks we're gonna be taking a look at are called Megaspace, which has a big Flowey looks like big flowy track with a big skid pad and the other one is NOLA Motorsports Park So I'm gonna take a look at these two tracks make sure you guys follow me on all social media all of its found description box below Let's get sideways All right, so we are sitting in the parking lot NOLA Motorsports Park You guys know we're rocking the Alpine Star Gloves today because we have switched back to the mint green and Neocrome wheel We have the black accenting from my other wheels and stuff. I think it looks pretty cool. Bring it back that OG wheel definitely like to feel the wood grain so we're all rocking the gloves though because well It helps get a little bit of grip on the wood grain. We'll pop our headlights on Go full set on this track See what we can come up with Looks like we got to go this way and then I'm assuming maybe this way Sure our boost is all the way up So it's definitely fun going to take a look at new tracks that come out on the drive and just give them a rip Guess we're going straight into it Little short little chicane kick. We'll have a break to hold that line There we go, we'll flip back Really hard transition there, but we managed to hold it. Why is my cursor in the way get all the way cursor? all right, that's a bit of a Bit of a quick flick there and then these little like quick entry Snapbacks don't think drifting it would be the best option. We have slowed that down stay in third clutch kicks For the win stayed on heavy on the clutch on that one Little transition there Let's switch back a lot of very small switchbacks, but it is a cart track. So that makes more sense But overall a pretty fun little track It's gonna be a really long dirty event grab into that, but we got it So we're gonna run maybe a lap or two on here See if we can't Finish to link this a little bit of a dirty grass drop there. I probably should have gone into fourth So like I said, if you haven't downloaded this 180 definitely one of my favorite cars in That pack other than 350 and broken body kits and everything like that dented in quarter Definitely had a lot of fun with this car So oh This is kind of actually a fun track. It's very small So it's a lot of quick snapbacks and things of that nature. I don't know if it would be the best for Tannins, although it could be because it's very short and snappy kind of like Clutch kickers and things of that nature. So I Definitely could see getting down with some Tannins on this track They have some very low powered cars, maybe some three or four hundred horsepower or even lower Maybe hundred fifty two hundred horsepower street cars would be great on this track We definitely would have flat spotted our tires on that if this was a real car Okay, that one was better Little grass drop there nothing major Woodgrain squeaking on the gloves from the little textured parts in the front so First impressions of the track. Like I said, it's a fun little track I could definitely see getting Tannins here would be a little bit different because it is smaller But then again, maybe that would make for some really close Tannins like Tomata circuit and things of that nature Definitely loves clutch kicks so I think we have beaten this track to a Death and You can only run this track so much by yourself. We need to get some other cars in here So let's just take a look at the other track. That's super Super mega spot track and I'll catch you guys once we get on that track So we are on the mega space track. We are trying to adjust some gear ratio We're probably gonna bump into a three six get a little bit extra gears Looks like this track is gonna be a pretty uphill turn the headlights on For all the cool little LED tubing and stuff that are in this car Let's do it. Oh, so there's a little starting gate here. All right. Well Run the starting gate really big downhill. So there's a zone there. That's cool. So there's some zones It's very bright on this tracks. It's kind of hard to see the zones We may have to adjust our light settings This is a very flowy track. Oh It's a little bit of a wall tap. I Couldn't bring that one in linked that one in Well, this is definitely a fun track. I could see some Really nice tandems on this track. Let's go grab the handbrake down there. Wow. That's a very Aggressive drop-off you make a mistake on that turn This track looks like it could definitely thrash with some higher powered cars. I kind of like it I would give this track a 10 out of 10 would definitely drift it was friends. Wow managed to save that though a Little reverse entry clutch out kick and we are back to looks like to start. I mean What's better than a fist gear? Fist gear entry at 120 miles an hour the major wall tap So let's try a car with a little more power and see if we can't link this track in its full entirety So we're going to try the m2 35 Drift car now this car is still private. So unfortunately you guys can't drive this one yet, but we're gonna go See what we can do with this car Maybe take a look at the replays and see this has some cool replay angles hundred percent boost 840 horse Let's go full send Much more power than 180 well, we've already Smacked the back end of the car and damaged the back bumper and trunk and everything we were unable to Link that part kind of throw it a little bit too hard. I was trying to be A little bit too aggressive. Oh, yeah, this car definitely has the power to do this course So you would need a little bit more power if you want to be able to link all of this course You've managed to get there just barely, but we got it all the clutch kicks huge fireballs So we're gonna try and do this Again without throwing too much like that We send it too far. Okay. I meant to go back here, huh? We meant to go back here.  All right. Okay. We're dead Okay, this car is done.  I think we can get the rest of this track Till we stall it out there should have been third I feel like the gear issue could be lowered a little bit to make this Course easier to do and forth all the way or we could just shift I just love how smooth that I can be in this M2 35 Not much Adjustment once it's kind of locked an angle You can kind of just use the left foot braking and throttle to get the car to go where I needed to kind of Snap it an angle and be done So I think this will do it for today's episode taking a look at some new tracks on the Google Drive Leave all the links for everything other than this car in the description box below because this is still a private car So I hope you guys enjoyed this episode here on a side of course I'll make sure you follow me on all social media all the fun in the description box below. Let's try not to die So I'd like to thank you guys for coming back and as always Thank you guys for all the support if you guys aren't subscribed tap that subscribe button I would appreciate the support as always. I think you guys come back. I'm evil rabbit. I'll see you guys on the track


signal gasoline Let every traffic signal remind you you do go farther with signal gasoline Yes, you do go farther with signal the signal oil company and your neighborhood signal dealer Bring you another curious story by the whistler tonight Accident according to plan I'm the whistler and I know many things for I walk by night I know many strange tales hidden in the hearts of men and women who have stepped into the shadows Yes, I know the nameless terrors of which they dare not speak There are many kinds of jealousy and none of them are good The jealous one in love is the most frequent, but there is another more terrible jealousy Yes, that of a man for his co-worker Tom Reddick was jealous of Charles Fremont's cleverness his ability to succeed Always when there was applause for a job well done Charles Fremont was patted on the back fainted given a raise Charles Charles you did it again boys. I don't know what we'd have done without that building I only wish more of the men had your ability. Oh, thank you, mr. Winston. I appreciate your kindness Oh, not since my boy Charles. I'd like you to take over general manager ship of the plant effective next week That's when the jealousy reaches a sickening height When the man of whom you're jealous gets your job Tom Reddick had been the general manager of the plant But Tom Reddick hadn't been able to arrange the lease on the new building Hadn't been able to do anything, but his job the best way he could Slowly and often blunderingly and when he lost the job, that's when Tom Reddick knew he had to kill Charles Fremont Be careful Tom remember you're a slow blundering thinker, but this time you have a plan It's beautiful and it's simplicity You'll have a few drinks with Charles that evening Offer to drive him home from work and at the railroad crossing out on the highway You'll get rid of Charles Fremont. It will look accidental Charles will be out of the way and you'll get your job back So after work that evening you stop Charles in the washroom Hello Charlie, congratulations on the promotion. Oh, thanks Tom. I'm awfully sorry fellow replacing you this way It doesn't seem fair somehow. Don't be silly. I was never comfortable being general manager anyway. I'm more of a shop man Feel strange when I'm not around machines. I'm glad you're taking it this way old man You know if I thought it was going to bother you, I'd rather not have the job Really doesn't mean that much to me now cut that out. You're the man for the job and you take it And let me buy you a drink and we'll toast your promotion and my return to the shops Well, I should be getting home. Oh, come on a drink alone. He take a few minutes Well, okay, let's go This isn't going to be hard at all. Is it Tom he sympathizes with you and you've convinced him He deserved the job so there are no hard feelings are there Tom? That's it. Take him in for a drink Then suggest a ride home the train passes that crossing at 6 30 so don't dawdle over your drinks Here's looking at you Charlie Best of luck. Thanks Tom Could be a bad habit Let me buy you one. Oh, it's almost six. I really come on Don't make me hang around here alone waiting for that train.  Oh, it's darn decent of you. You're getting the worst of the bargain though Not at all. It's a pleasure. Take your right to your door. It's only a few blocks out of the way So you have your drinks and get into the car with Charlie Drive out of the lot through town and out onto the highway if you time it right You'll arrive at the crossing just at 6 30 if the train is on time the signals will be going and you'll have to stop The car it'll be easy to tap Charlie over the head with a wrench You have in the side pocket then you can get out set the gears and run the car in front of the train It's the same train you take when you go home evenings without your car So you'll just climb aboard in the excitement and go on home when the story comes out You'll just say that Charlie wanted to borrow your car for the evening and you let him Seeing is how he was a good and close friend of yours Can't tell you how grateful I am old man. I've gotten to hate that train trip forget it Maybe we can fix it so you won't ever have to take the train. Oh, that'd be fine Oh Those drinks made me sleepy. We have another 30 minutes of driving to do Why don't you take a little nap? Yeah? Think I will if you don't mind not at all You just take a little nap This is even easier than you figured it isn't it Tom? He's sleepy from the drinks and he does his right off now You won't have to tap him with a wrench you drive at normal speed and soon The railroad crossing is just ahead of you No sign of the train yet. Maybe it was early tonight Tom. Maybe the train has already gone past the crossing No, there's the signal the train has passed the far curve. It's coming. Everything is in your favor now Charlie is sleeping soundly the road is empty of cars and the railroad was kind enough to put one of their new Automatic signals at the cross and here comes the train But maybe all the noise is awakened Charlie you get the wrench out of the side pocket just in case and Charlie Charlie he doesn't hear you The train is close enough now Get out of the car put it in gear Just forward you slam the door missle fans Don't look now But right near your home is one of the sponsors of this program Yes, I mean your signal gasoline dealer that friendly station wearing the black circle sign with the big yellow letter Spelling signal gasoline and he's a man You should know these days not only because he brings you the whistler But also because it stations wearing signals yellow and black circle sign You'll find the West's famous longer mileage gasoline signal go farther gasoline After all what's more important these days than getting the most miles you can from every gasoline stamp So make it a point before next week's whistler broadcast to get acquainted with your signal gasoline dealer Prove for yourself what more and more thousands of wise Western drivers are constantly discovering That you do go farther with signal gasoline and now Back to the whistler Well, you did it Tom reddick you kill Charlie Fremont He's lying in that flaming wreck that was your automobile And you hide there in the bushes until it's clear and you can sneak on the train No one will know no one saw you you did it perfectly But you keep rubbing your ankle Tom. Does it hurt? Maybe you twisted it jumping down into the bushes alongside the road, but it'll be all right Nothing can go wrong now the crime is done and done well Looks clear now that you decide to run for it to get on the train Hey Max you hear something what I said that you hear something did you hear somebody yell? Oh, no, come on Larry there must have been someone in that car a car don't run into a train all by itself Now we hit that car awful hard. He must have been thrown clear. I thought I heard a morning take them over there All right, you look over there. I'll keep looking around here and the guy might still be alive You know if he's got thrown clear.  I did hear something right over here We're looking for the victim I just hate something Playing hide-and-seek in them bushes. He's over here. Hey, is he still alive? No, he's dead and no wonder take a look at him You're all right Tom. They didn't see you.   Hey, come on Max Let's catch him. What's he doing around here running? We'll find out come after him. Hey, hey wait a minute. You and he's slipping Hey, maybe he was in the car, too. Why is he running away? I don't know. We'll ask him when we catch him Hey, hey wait a minute. Oh wait a minute What's the matter with you can't a guy run if he wants to do you have to go running after him? Maybe he knows something know something about what? You always make a big mystery about everything now. What would he know something about the guy that was dead They say God is doing all the running might have had something to do with it Oh, you sound like a regular detective stop with that stuff already the train's late. Let's go back and help wait a minute I think we ought to catch that running guy. Oh, he's gone He was probably running because he was late for his dinner now cut it out and let's go back to the wreck It's still all right Tom you got away, but that was awfully close You hadn't figured on the ankle or a snoopy person now.  Reddy Haven't seen you in a long time It's all right Tom in a few minutes. You'll be home You forgot Tom you can't go right home The bus has to pass the railroad crossing to and the train is at the railroad crossing You'll have to wait until they get your car off the track Let's wait a few minutes folks. Sorry Hey, Max. Yeah, what happened? I ran into the train.  I mean on the train anybody hurt on the train No, hey, open the door. Will you do this got to go with you and tell the widow what happened? Yeah You then hey max come on Okay, I sure hate to have to tell our dame what happened Larry shouldn't the police or somebody do it No, it's better. We should it's bad enough what happened without the police going to the house. Well, okay, get in What do you want to go the name of the deceased was freemont Charles freemont ribs on North Brookside Avenue I passed a couple of blocks from there awful ain't it? Oh, well, you know how it is people don't pay no attention to signals at all Yeah, it's awful, but serves a guy right for not paying attention. Hey, here's a good seat Hey, buddy, that right what I was just telling the driver what a terrible thing it is Oh, yeah, terrible Hey, do I know you seems like I seen you somewhere. I don't remember. I don't think well on me a lot of people I guess no did you see the accident me. Yeah, I did. I seen a whole thing. Yeah, I was terrible My friend max here, and I were out taking a hike when we saw the accent was quite a joke a guy driving the car There's a guy. I feel sorry for he was a pretty young guy really. Yeah, maybe you're 35 Me and max here are gonna tell his wife I think it's better if we go than if the police would have go the least you can do you know. Yeah, it's the least you can do You know, it's a funny thing The guy wasn't driving his own car What's another guy's car? Yeah, can you imagine whether the guy your car to drive and then he gets killed in it and wrecks your car Especially now when it's so hot to get cars I'm ready calm ready What the guy that on the car his name was Tom let it yeah, we're gonna tell him to okay folks all clear here we go That's not good time things.  Oh, excuse me, mr. Ready I forgot you were here. That's all right. Excuse me. I'm late Job about mr. Freeman awful. Good night. Hey driver just a minute Hey, what'd you call it guy mr. Redick let it. Yeah. Hey, what's the space name? I don't know why that car was owned by a guy named Redick, that's why hey stop the bus. What difference does that make come on? I'm gonna talk to that guy named ready. Yeah, we got to tell our woman. You said Where are you going now guy that just got off was named ready. So his name is reddick. I don't follow you Why don't we just go home and forget all about this? It's none of our business anyway. Come on.  I tell this guy all about the accident Who was driving the car and who owned the car and he never said anything about his name being reddick and the guy that owned That car his name was ready didn't say anything then he's just a guy named reddick who didn't own the car They once got into you. Oh, I never thought of that You mean he could be perhaps Harry reddick and he didn't even know this time ready could own the car Now you're getting smart. It's a fine time to get smart after we get off the bus now. We got to walk to the withers house Well while we're walking we can think of what to say to poor mrs. Freeman And it's a terrible thing to happen to a lady losing her hubby so suddenly Yeah, but I still don't think this is any of our business and besides my missus is gonna be awful sore at me coming home So late now look when you explain to her what you were doing She'll be very proud of you and every man has the heart to do what we're gonna do Yeah, you mean it's not every man who's such a bud in ski to do what we're going to do We could walk right back to the corner and get right on that bus and go right home. No, I gotta tell the widow what happened Hey, I know now what look at that street sign this here is Hillbrook Street. Oh, that's very nice I'm sure Hillbrook Street is where this reddick guy lives Tom but it Let's go tell him face what happened to his car, huh? Maybe he can help us tell him mrs. Freeman Must know her husband or dead husband must have been afraid to buy the car in fact, baby He'll go tell her and we can go home. Yeah, now. Let me see this house is number four seventy nine What number that guy say lives it? Oh, I don't remember. Why don't we just forget all about it? Larry, why do you want a buddy? I think it was number four fifty six. Let me see I wrote it down here Yeah, yeah, there it is number four fifty six. All right, which way do we I guess it's down here? Hey, look that guy up ahead of us has got a bad leg. Oh, you're driving me crazy now What difference is that it don't make no difference? What matter with you? Can't I remark to a friend that a guy up ahead has a bad leg? Oh, you're always remarking something sometimes.  That's not nice. Well, I do There's four sixty. Hey, look the guy with the bad leg. He's finally home. Hey, straighten it to the house down there Yeah, but he's not going in see he just stopped to look at the number Hey, that's that other reddit guy the one on the bus. Well, he's not going in that house and that's number four fifty six Yeah, it is Well, I hope they got insurance on their car That was close Tom.  I don't even know well, it's a good thing We did we might have gone right over to the widow's house Go all blonde to the left we better hurry The police station Why are they going to the police station? What did they talk to Hazel about? Who are those two men Tom, and why do they keep following you better hurry in the house Tom and see what was said Hazel Hazel I'm home And of course 30 ready start screaming again. I got stuck on the bus. There was an accident at the railroad crossing Who are those men I saw leaving the house?  How'd you know? Who are those two men that accident you saw from the bus that was your car?  I had no idea Well, he did What you wanted to him for I can understand you're driving him home if you want to but what you're on in the car for You were coming home, and he was coming home Why'd you come on together? He told me he was going over to the other side of town to see a customer How did I know he was gonna come right home? Let me smell your breath What you had a few drinks didn't you I thought you had you and that Charlie Fremont You stop and have a cocktail before dinner and keep the dinner waiting until it's not fit to eat Then come home and tell me some fantastic story about loaning the car to Charlie Fremont What are you talking about those men over here?  I know you Tom Reddick You were in that car, and you got scared because you were both strong. I told you I lent Charlie the car How many times do I have to tell you I lent Charlie the car those two men told me about you They saw you there at the railroad crossing one of those men talked to you on the bus And you made believe you'd never seen him before made believe you didn't even know people named Charlie Fremont and Tom Reddick You're just a good for nothing broken. I wish I never married you Look look Hazel there's no sense in getting upset about this Sure, I was in the car. We had a couple of drinks in town before coming home Charlie insisted on it. I Got scared when we had the accident so I ran You're not gonna go and tell No, are you? I most certainly am I never did like Charlie Fremont and his wife that no good Calling me up in the middle of the afternoon to crow over me. This is Fremont called you up to crow over me Bragging about how her Charlie got your job away from you. He takes your job away from you So you go and have a drink with him to celebrate What's the matter with you? Aren't you ever happy? Don't you have any feeling toward me at all? What's that? I'm sure I don't know the doorbell answer it.   Yes, good evening. We thought that It's the guy and maybe you were right. What do you want here? Who are you? Hey now look mr. Reddick, why didn't you tell us on the bus who you were we were just trying to help you It's none of your business who I am now get out of here and I'll take it easy mr. Reddick somebody has to do these unpleasant things and me and Max here thought we would the least you can do He wasn't that car.    Reddick wants this job Oh gee, I'm sorry Mr. Freeman got his job so he had a drink with him to celebrate and then they were drunk and had that accident Wait a minute You mean you mean that mr. Freeman got mr. Reddick's job away from them And they had some drinks together and then they were both in the car when I hit the train Sure, they were only mr. Reddick ran away Maybe he ran away be good. Hey, wait a minute Max max. He's trying to what I get a max. He can't run far. He's got a bum ankle. Yeah, yeah, okay There he goes down the lawn following max Look I'm sorry mr. Reddick, but I think we better take you to the police station. I think you murdered mr. Fremont Whistler will return in just a moment with the strange ending to tonight's story Meantime, I'd like to make clear just what we mean by the more conscientious service your car gets from a signal gasoline dealer For example, take Larry duty signal gasoline station in Oakland, California While checking your water and oil Larry's also busy making sure that excessive grease and corrosion isn't clogging your cooling system Or that a loose or fraying fan belt isn't about to give you trouble or that acid corrosion isn't eating your battery cables And while he's testing your tires. He's on the alert for any little breaks in the rubber that could spread and ruin the tire What's more, there's a good reason why you'll find these plus many more unasked for extras Not only at Larry duty signal station in Oakland, but right at your own neighborhood signal dealer You see being in business for himself your signal dealer will go out of his way to keep you pleased so that you remain his regular customer You can prove this for yourself by looking up the station in your neighborhood wearing signals black and yellow circle sign And it never was a more important time to do this than now when your car needs signals more thorough service to help it last out the duration And now back to the whistler Well, Tom, you bungled your perfect plan, didn't you? But then you never were any good at planning.   We'll only be a minute. We got something very important to tell him ready, sir. Oh, he's in 214 boy He'll really be glad to see us. Yeah, you bet. We just came to your top. He the counter's a top We got news for mr. Reddick. Yeah, what kind of news? Well, there was something fishy about the accident where mr. Fremont got killed they had an autopsy Yeah, and they found out something they don't really have anything on mr. Reddick. They're gonna let him go Let him go sure and we came right over to tell him when they had the autopsy they found mr. Fremont wasn't measured all He was dead when the train hit the car He wasn't supposed to drink and he died of a heart attack 20 minutes before the accident while it was still riding in the car No kidding. Well, he'll be glad to hear that. Here's his hey. Hey, mr. Reddick What do you know about that? Mr. Reddick went and hung himself Monday at nine o'clock the whistler will bring you another strange tale Curious story of a friendly case of blackmail The whistler is broadcast for your entertainment by the marketers of signal gasoline and motor oil Fine quality automotive accessories and by your neighborhood signal dealer This program directed by George W. Allen with tonight's story by Bruce Elliott music by Wilbur hatch is transmitted to our troops Overseas by the armed forces radio service This is Marvin Miller speaking and Suggesting that you let every traffic signal remind you that you do go farther with signal gasoline Yes, you do go farther with signal This is CBS the Columbia broadcasting system