What Happened To Little Nathaniel?

KF: An international trail of bodies. Millions of dollars. A sealed court case.
KF: This grisly tale is not for the fainthearted.
KF: Join me, Kathy Ferdinand, on my first foray into true crime podcasting. And what better case to start with than that of the Butcher of Baltimore?
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When Nathaniel Wesninski is the subject of a tell-all true crime podcast, the world latches onto the story.
Unbeknownst to everyone, Nathaniel is alive and well and living as Neil Josten. His main priority is protecting the fragile peace he's built for himself– Kevin and Jean both have a lot to lose, and Neil isn't about to be the reason their lives are ruined.
Meanwhile, Andrew Minyard is about to be alone for the first time in years: his brother's leaving for med school and Nicky's in Germany. He has no intention of starting a relationship– at least, until he meets Neil Josten at his old coach's birthday party.
It's immediately evident that both of them have secrets. And, when the clues start falling into place, each becomes more fascinated with solving the mystery of the other.

Notes:

The main thing to know going into this is that (ice) hockey has replaced exy as Kevin Day's raison d'être and the Moriyamas have no power in the sport. Also, the Butcher is a serial killer with no mafia affiliations. Yayyy!

Content warnings for this chapter (click the arrow or anywhere on this line of text)

Discussions of death, suicide, and murder; mentions of past abuse; descriptions of past psychiatric hospitalisation; allusions to a past suicide attempt.

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Chapter Text

EVERYONE’S HEARD OF THE BUTCHER, BUT FEW PEOPLE KNOW THE *REAL* STORY– WHAT HAPPENED TO LITTLE NATHANIEL?

Intro music plays: solemn violin interspersed with thunderstorm sound effects. When Kathy Ferdinand speaks, she uses a low murmur– like she’s sharing secrets with close friends.

KF: An international trail of bodies. Millions of dollars. A sealed court case.

KF: This grisly tale is not for the fainthearted.

Another thunder sound effect.

KF: Join me, Kathy Ferdinand, in my first foray into true crime podcasting. And what better case to start with than the Butcher of Baltimore?

Pause for audience reaction– Kathy is used to working in a live studio environment. To cover this moment of silence, she inserts a gasp sound effect.

KF: To say this case is famous would be an understatement. Entire news specials have been dedicated to covering the Butcher’s crimes. However, I’ve always thought that it’s widely misunderstood– don’t get me wrong, the Butcher is my favourite serial killer. But I think all those retellings focus too much on the grisly details… you know, the bone spards in the basement walls… the bloodstained cleaver collection… the, ahem, trophy room. Etcetera.

KF: What the average person doesn’t know is that the Butcher had a family. A wife and son: Mary Wesninski and Nathaniel Wesninski, named after his father.

KF: Now, Mary is easier to track down a photograph of. I’ve got it in front of me; she’s a pretty young woman with dark hair and these absolutely haunted eyes. I wonder how much she knew about her husband’s crimes.

KF: It’s generally believed The Butcher killed her, but her body was never found.

KF: Though Nathan was briefly arrested on the 16th of October in 2010, the police had no real evidence, so they had to release him on the 17th. Nevertheless, him being out of the house gave Mary the chance to flee with Nathaniel. Nathan even filed a missing person’s report!

KF: Nathan was, of course, killed in late 2017 during a raid on his Baltimore residence– there was still a criminal court case against him and his associates, though. Here’s the really interesting part: every single document from that case is sealed. The witnesses, the evidence. Everything is secret. Which brings me to the real kicker.

KF: Despite extensive research, I’ve only been able to find one picture of Nathaniel: a family photo taken about a month before Mary fled. I have it in front of me, next to Mary’s. Nathaniel is quite small and scrawny, but he’s got the famous blue eyes and red-brown hair. He’s a miniature version of his father.

KF: Now, don’t worry, I’m getting to the important part– the part that prompted me to insist to my agent that I simply must cover this case in my very first episode. Dear listeners, I know my sleuthing has… upset some people in the past.

Here, presumably, a well-versed listener would remember the various lawsuits brought against Ferdinand. This includes one from Tetsuji Moriyama following her speculation of foul play in star hockey player Riko Moriyama’s suicide. Another notorious scandal was the restraining order from hockey player Kevin Day for “borderline breaking-and-entering”.

KF (continued): That being said… my famous dedication has really paid off this time. You see, I was able to track down some witnesses who were outside the house on the day the Butcher died. And they told me they saw agents carrying a young man, absolutely covered in blood, kicking and screaming from the house and into an ambulance.

Another gasp sound effect.

KF: Now, I know what you’re thinking– “Kathy, couldn’t that just be one of the Butcher’s victims?” That’s what I thought, too, until the witness referred to the man as “The Butcher”.

KF: You see, listener, this witness had always just assumed that the man must have been Nathan Wesninski himself, as he looked just like him: auburn hair, pale skin. They even saw the blue eyes!

KF: However, through my careful reconstruction of what the FBI has told us, I know there’s no way that man could have been the Butcher. You see, Nathan died in the house– the FBI killed him in his own basement! And the witness saw that young man moving– he was very much alive. But who could it have been? Who else do we know with a striking resemblance to The Butcher?

KF: You know where I’m going with this, listener. Could that young man have been Nathaniel Wesninski himself?

A thunderclap sound effect. It continues to echo as Kathy resumes speaking, shouting slightly. It’s unclear whether the sound effect was added live or if Kathy just started yelling and then tried to disguise it during editing.

KF: Join me on this five-part journey into uncharted territory, where I examine never-before-seen evidence, weigh up the theories, and maybe even answer some of your questions!

Her voice quiets. Calm, windchime-like music begins to softly play.

KF: But first, a word from today’s sponsor, BetterHelp…

Direct Message: Nicky Hemmick to Andrew Minyard

Nicky: heyy!! are u still into true crime stuff??

Nicky: because eriks been listening to american podcasts to copy the accent and he found this one

Nicky : https://open.spotify.com/killings-with-kathy/episode/ehotbbfpktrswhtln

Nicky: its already trending on twitter lol

Nicky: its hosted by kathy ferdinand. I think shes that lady that broke into kevin’s place last year?

Nicky: could be interesting for you lol

Nicky: xxxx

(Read 12:23)

Direct Message: Andrew Minyard to Kevin Day

Andrew : https://open.spotify.com/killings-with-kathy/episode/ehotbbfpktrswhtln

Andrew: Ferdinand is expanding her career. She must be out of TV work after you ruined her life.

Kevin: First of all, I know you’re being facetious but I’m going to remind you yet again that I didn’t ruin her life. She did that herself.

Kevin: Second, do I want to know? It’s not about me is it?

Andrew: Some random true crime thing about Nathan Wesninski.

Kevin: What

Andrew: AKA Butcher of Baltimore. Inaccurate nickname– he didn’t exclusively kill in Baltimore and he never worked as a butcher.

Kevin: Got to go. Practice.

Andrew: You need to work on your excuses. I know your rink is closed. You whined about it last night.

Andrew: I can see you are still online.

(Delivered 12:38)

Direct Message: Kevin Day to Neil Josten

Kevin: Where are you?

Neil: your place

Neil: mine flooded again, jean said i could stay with you guys for a while

Neil: also i’m using your laptop to look for new apartments. thanks for lending it :)

Kevin: We both know I didn’t.

Kevin: Are you alone?

Neil: i know you have the social skills of an alpaca but this is ominous even for you

Kevin: Neil

Neil: no i’m not alone, jean’s here

Neil: what’s going on

Kevin: I need you to remember that your father’s network is destroyed. You’re safe.

Kevin : That being said https://open.spotify.com/killings-with-kathy/episode/ehotbbfpktrswhtln

Kevin: Neil?

(Read 12:42)

Direct Message: Kevin Day to Jean Moreau

Jean: Qu'as-tu dit ?

Kevin: Are you with Neil?

Jean: Ouais. Il panique, pourquoi ?

Kevin: Shit

Kevin : https://open.spotify.com/killings-with-kathy/episode/ehotbbfpktrswhtln

Kevin: It’s trending on Twitter and there’s already articles.

Jean: Fuck

THE NEW YORK TIMES

True Crime Podcast Sparks Mass Speculation into the Disappearance of The Butcher of Baltimore’s Son

By Mathilda Bernard

Kathy Ferdinand is no stranger to publicity.

First known for her talk show, Sports with Kathy , she has since cultivated a reputation for unorthodox journalistic practice; she attracted widespread criticism for speculating live on television that Riko Moriyama , who died by suicide in late 2018, was murdered.

The final straw came last year, when Ferdinand was filmed scaling a fire escape in an attempt to unlawfully enter the residence of hockey player Kevin Day . Ferdinand alleges that her conduct was entirely lawful on the grounds of “truth-seeking” and that it was an attempt to gain an “unguarded” interview for her docuseries Inside the Minds of America’s Top Players . Nevertheless, Day successfully gained a restraining order against her, alleging breaking and entering and destruction of property (Ferdinand broke a window during the incident). It is also worth noting that, at the time, Day lived on the ninth floor of a high-rise apartment complex.

It was this allegation which reportedly prompted NBC to terminate her contract and cancel Sports with Kathy , a move which Ferdinand described as “a gross overreaction”. Some could posit that, following the widespread coverage over the last week, the career setback paid off for Ferdinand and acted as a useful recalibration.

The true crime podcasting genre is notorious for speculation and, at times, a lack of sensitivity towards victims. Ferdinand, with her reputation for both, is currently enjoying much success with her latest endeavour: the creatively-named podcast Killings with Kathy .

In the premier episode, covering the infamous Nathan Wesninski (Butcher of Baltimore), Ferdinand revamps the well-known story with her focus on a particular detail: Nathaniel Wesninski, Nathan’s son. Long-assumed dead, and in some cases removed from Nathan’s narrative entirely, Nathaniel is, according to Ferdinand… alive.

Speculation? Yes. But could it be true? Many seem to think so.

In the week since the episode aired, the hashtags Nathaniel Wesninski, Bring Back Nathaniel, and Nathaniel Is Alive have trended on Twitter, with around 300,000 tweets as of this piece’s publication.

The coverage has prompted the Federal Bureau of Investigations, which handled the Wesninski case, to release a statement reaffirming that Nathan Wesninski died in 2017. However, the statement also confirms that a young man, referred to as “John Doe”, was recovered from the Wesninski residence and taken to hospital for treatment. It goes on to state that the court documents are sealed for “victim protection” due to “highly sensitive testimony”. The statement does not make any overt reference to Nathaniel, and we were unable to contact any representative of the FBI for comment.

Nevertheless, this has been taken as confirmation by some that the young man, described by Ferdinand as “the spitting image of Nathan Wesninski”, is Nathaniel. But how credible is the evidence?

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Val | @sleeping_probs

Im sorry can we talk about that statement???????? “victim protection” “highly sensitive testimony”. c’mon FBI we know how to read between the lines #NathanielIsAlive

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William Dawson | @williamdawson123

Why are my taxpayer dollars going towards protecting the son of a serial killer? Look at the research, he’s very likely to turn into a killer too. The world’s gone mad! #NathanielWesninski

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Cat Alvarez | @notactuallyacat

I’m not exaggerating when I say I have a corkboard with red (sparkly) string and I’m CONNECTING these theories. Had to take a break tho, this is Dark. Really hope Nathaniel is alive because GOD does that poor kid deserve a shot at a normal life. #BringBackNathaniel

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Renee Walker | @reneewalker1995 (followed by Jean Moreau, Kevin Day, and Kevin (Private).)

So incredibly proud of our team at the Walker Foundation! So far this year we’ve raised over $150,000 through our fundraising efforts, allowing us to continue our work in rehabilitation and support. Special thanks to our inimitable founder @stephaniewalker and the lovely @jeanmoreau01, as well as @kevinday for his continued generosity to the cause. And this message would be remiss without the most heartfelt thanks to all our employees, volunteers, and patrons: without you, none of this would be possible.

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Kevin Day | @kevinday (following)

Incredible game last night! Excellent competition from the Chicago Falcons and it was a joy to finally play with @jeremyknox on the same team. What a blast! I have no doubt there is more excitement to come! #columbiatitans #chicagofalcons #somuchfun

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“neil” | @10jos10ten

you tweet like someone forced an AI to undergo 2,000 hours of PR training

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kevin day is overrated | @coleman98

just because day scored doesnt mean hes a good player, yall need to calm down on the worshipping everyone knows hes only popular cos of the teenage girl fake fans

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“neil” | @10jos10ten

He is literally rated as the USA’s best player and his stats alone have broken world records, what planet do you live on? It’s also very telling that the only criticism you could give was that he scored a goal. Like he’s SUPPOSED to. After that you just defaulted to misogyny. Your inferiority complex isn’t cute, Cole.

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Kevin Day’s Wife | @hgrfan9

^ THIS. how dare u insult my husband OP, u shouldn’t be allowed to breathe the same air as kevin

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“neil” | @10jos10ten

@kevinday wow you got married and didn’t tell us??

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Neil probably won’t ever actually tell Kevin and Jean this, but they’re definitely his best friends in the world. It isn’t something that needs to be said; they both know, that’s for certain.

He met Jean first.

Following about seven years on the run, Nathan caught up with him. Neil isn’t sure how long he spent in that basement. There’s a gap in his memory between Lola ambushing him at his motel and him waking up in the hospital. Dissociation. But he was there long enough that his hair was no longer that box-dyed dark brown.

He chooses to believe his father ordered someone to dye it. The alternative– that he was in that basement long enough for it to fade out– is unthinkable.

It should go without saying that Neil was not in the best mental state at the time. The second his wounds healed enough, Agent Browning shipped him off to the best psychiatric hospital taxpayer money could buy.

It was very dull, to be honest. That’s something no one mentions about psych hospitals: for all the chaos and turmoil of the occupants, most of the days are full of engineered calm.

It took two weeks for Neil to leave his room. He doubts it was because of the nurses’ coaxing, though: as the days passed and he became more and more lucid, his characteristic restlessness returned. An itch under his skin, a voice urging him to move; never get complacent. Still, he was willing to let the nurses believe it was their heartfelt appeals that convinced him.

When he’d stepped into that social room, he hadn’t actually expected to make any friends. Most of the patients seemed split between occupying themselves or sitting together and conversing; Neil wasn’t eager to join the latter group.

One person caught his eye, though: a dark-haired boy with bruise-like shadows under his eyes, staring out the window like the sun would disappear if he looked away.

Jean. Their eyes met, and Neil knew instantly that something had changed.

To this day, Neil doesn’t have the entire story behind Jean’s hospitalisation. Most of what he knows comes from Kevin, who had a front-row seat complete with audience participation.

Neil knows this much: Jean’s parents, on the verge of investigation by the French authorities, carted him off to America as a middle-school transfer student. The host guardian just so happened to be Kevin's adoptive father, Tetsuji Moriyama. Tetsuji figured out quickly that the Moreaus had no intention of taking Jean back. What followed was a few years of unspeakable abuse, culminating in Riko Moriyama, Kevin’s “brother”, breaking Kevin’s hand.

Kevin fled to his biological father with Jean. David Wymack adjusted very well to the news of his teenage son’s existence and got Kevin medical help. Tetsuji, under threat of a police investigation, handed over custody very easily.

It was relatively early into their stay with Wymack that Jean found out his parents were dead: upsetting, maybe, but not exactly surprising. The news of his younger sister’s demise was what pushed him over the edge.

(Her name must have been Elodie. Jean has it tattooed on his wrist, by the scar.)

At that point, Jean’s hospitalisation was inevitable. A devastating development for Jean, but pretty good for Neil, who got his first friend. Not that he’d admit any of that sentiment to Jean.

Regardless, they quickly grew close, bonding over a shared willingness to insult anything and anyone. Jean seemed to genuinely like speaking French with him, even though he mocked Neil’s affected Quebecois accent relentlessly. Both of them improved enough that they were discharged within a week of each other.

Neil, underage and therefore even more of a problem for Agent Browning, managed to convince the Feds to waive the Witness Protection and let him live with the Wymacks. They, endeared by Jean actually asking for something and always willing to roll with the punches, agreed.

It was unavoidable that the Wymacks would get at least some version of the truth: the FBI conducted a thorough house search and background check before Neil even moved in, and Browning visited often to prepare him for Nathan’s trial. Despite this, they never sent him away: just called him “Neil” with no hesitation in their eyes, as though the name “Nathaniel” could never apply.

And with that Neil had David, who never asked to be called ‘Dad’ but acted the way one was supposed to, and Abby, who similarly never insisted on a title. She held him together with familiar ferocity, but she was gentle in a way that his mother had never been.

Kevin was an interesting variable. In his separation from Jean he’d had to rely on David and Abby; he had a hard time adjusting to so much change. At first he was distrustful and downright jealous of Neil, but simultaneously so terrified of ruining Jean’s newfound stability that he was willing to keep quiet.

Riko died about eight months later– a tragic incident fuelled by poor mental health. Such a loss: already a promising hockey player, beloved by all, etcetera etcetera. They found him with the gun placed carefully in his right hand. Untraceable.

(The FBI don’t have all of Neil’s money, and he is his mother’s son– he knows how to hire a hitman.)

Kevin and Jean know the truth. Jean guessed pretty much immediately, and Kevin put the pieces together once his haze of conflicted grief faded.

At least it gave their usual dynamic a firm shake. To be exact, it gave them another reason to walk on eggshells. They fell into a nervous dynamic of stilted conversation, punctuated by each watching the other like an overly-protective hawk. Tedious.

It only lasted two weeks before Neil snapped at them to act like ‘normal fucking human beings’ instead of ‘emotionally-constipated hotline operators’. Kevin squawked indignantly and Jean laughed so hard he cried. Things settled into relative normality after that.

It wasn’t long before Kevin cemented himself as Neil’s second friend.

He realised quickly that Neil’s endless supply of energy could be funnelled into something helpful. He used teaching Neil hockey as a distraction from his own inadequacies. Neil had played once or twice as a child and remembered virtually nothing. They would drive to the rink and practice for an hour every night. Between Kevin’s non-dominant hand and Neil’s terrible everything, they made for a laughable pair.

Still, it must have helped Kevin in some way: he made it onto Wymack’s college team.

The Palmetto Foxes weren’t exactly revered for their skill, with most players joining for the full-ride scholarship. With Kevin’s dedication, however, they slowly made their way up the league tables. They came first in championships during Kevin’s final year.

Neither Neil nor Jean ever hung out with the Foxes. Kevin introduced Jean to Renee Walker, but that was the extent of it. There was never any reason to mix: though the three of them started PSU at the same time, both Neil and Jean enrolled in courses with mostly online lectures.

Besides, Kevin’s tendency to give scathing feedback did little to endear him to his teammates. His only close friend from the team is Andrew Minyard, but he’s reclusive enough that Neil only knows him from the occasional text notification on Kevin’s phone.

Despite all this, Kevin remains convinced that his extensive feedback was a key factor in the Foxes’ improvement. It’s pretty unlikely, though: chances are they just improved out of spite. It’s an excellent motivator, especially when it comes to Kevin.

Speaking of–

“Earth to Neil,” Kevin says, clicking his fingers in Neil’s face. Now that he’s regained almost all function in his left hand, he’s taking every opportunity to show off his progress.

“Hmm?” Neil replies around the two orange popsicles in his mouth. His freezer’s broken; last week it was the heating, and a week before that it was the flooding. Again.

Jean, usually agnostic, insists Neil’s apartment is cursed and has taken to doing the sign of the cross every time he enters. Asshole.

“You need to find a new place,” Kevin says, with the cadence of repetition. “This one’s a health hazard.”

“I’ll just stay with you and Jean again.”

The way things worked out, with Kevin’s new team and Jean’s new job being in the exact same area of Columbia, it just made sense for them to live together. Neil, who still technically has a job at a nearly-bankrupt accountancy firm in Palmetto, made the mistake of renting a one-bedroom apartment described on the website as “a fixer-upper”.

Jean’s been trying to get him to interview for a job at Renee’s non-profit; at this point, Neil’s only resisting because he wants to deal with one problem at a time.

Kevin’s staring at him. Neil bites into one of the popsicles with an obnoxious crunch .

Kevin’s eye twitches. He utilises his trademark stubbornness and sticks to the topic. “Our place is hours away from here.”

“And?”

“You can’t drive that far every morning just to go to work.”

Neil slurps down the last of his popsicles. “They told us to stop coming in, actually. I’m holding out hope for some kind of severance.”

“You are delusional,” Jean calls. He enters a moment later, carrying a pile of towels that he chucks onto the growing mess of pulpy ice-water at the bottom of the open freezer.

“Probably.” Neil brandishes a bag of mushy, previously-frozen berries at him. “Eat.”

Jean takes the bag and drops it into the trash.

“Fair enough.”

Kevin gives a long, drawn-out sigh. “Please tell me you’re still looking at new apartments.”

“I thought you wanted me to be better at not lying.” Neil shrugs. “Once again, I’ll just move in with you guys. Your couch is great.”

“You have a job. Here.”

“Once again, they told us not to come in.”

Jean crouches to swap out the towels. “And why have you not quit?”

“Once again, severance pay.” Neil gestures to the apartment. There’s a caved-in section of wall that pre-dates Neil moving in. It probably also pre-dates his birth. “There is literally no reason for me to live here anymore.”

Jean tilts his head, acquiescing. “He’s got a point, Kevin. And we’d be able to keep an eye on him.” He isn’t sure how he feels about being referred to like he's an unruly toddler. Sometimes Neil thinks Jean forgets they’re the same age.

Kevin’s expression suggests he regrets wasting his day off on this. There’s a long moment of silence. A chunk of mushy ice slides down the inside of the open freezer; Kevin tracks its descent and sighs. “Fine.”

Direct Message: Aaron Minyard to Andrew Minyard

Aaron: We found a place in Chicago. Our first shift is on the 10th and move-in date is the 5th. Kate’s dad said we can use his van to move our stuff. We’ll pack it up and leave on the 4th.

Aaron: I know you won’t sell the house but you should look into getting a roommate. Renee probably knows someone.

Aaron: Are you really not going to say anything?

Aaron: Andrew.

Aaron : (This message has been deleted.)

Aaron: Forget it.

(Read 10:55)

TMZ

STAR HOCKEY PLAYER KEVIN DAY PHOTOGRAPHED IN COLUMBIA (PICTURES INSIDE!)

Kevin Day may be the best hockey player of his generation but he still has to run his errands just like you and me!

Decked out in a green hoodie (brand unknown) and Nike sneakers retailing at $449.99, Day (photographed above) carried a plastic bag and a gallon of milk. In a rare look at Day without his trademark smile, at some points he appeared to scowl at his companion (left side of photo 8).

Our source reported that this companion seemed to be a fan of Mr Day, who is well-known to be very appreciative and considerate of his supporters. And good thing, too, because our source reports that he attempted to trip Day over several times. At one point Day almost dropped the milk! (Photo 8).

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Direct Message: Abby Winfield to Kevin Day

Abby: https://www.tmz.com/2024/04/15/kevin-day-spotted-in-columbia-errands-fan-milk/

Abby: Told you that hoodie would bring out your eyes! (Kevin Day has liked this message.)

Abby: David got a laugh out of that last picture. I give it a 50% chance of him framing it on the photo wall, LOL

Kevin: Don’t remind me. Neil’s already printed the entire thing out and annotated it. It’s on the fridge now.

Abby: LOL. Let him have his fun

Kevin: Most of his fun is at my expense.

Abby: You aren’t wrong

Abby: Look on the bright side though, at least he’s joking about it. A few years ago something like this would have sent him spiralling

Kevin: I don’t know.

Kevin: I think he’s trying to convince us he’s fine. He hasn’t been sleeping much. Jean keeps hiding his phone so he can’t look at the news.

Kevin: It doesn’t help that even the people in line at the grocery store were talking about that podcast.

Kevin: And that’s the third time he’s been photographed with me. He’s trying to keep a low profile and the last thing he needs is people learning his face. But if he doesn’t leave the apartment he gets stir crazy.

Abby: I’m sorry :( it sounds like he needs to get away from everything. We’ve told him he’s welcome to move back in with us

Kevin : Thank you. I do think Columbia’s the best place for him, at least for now. Jean’s going to get him to interview for an opening at Renee’s non-profit. (Abby Winfield has liked this message.)

Kevin: I think seeing you guys next week will help him. Did you need us to bring anything?

Abby: Just yourselves :) I’ve invited the old Foxes & some others.

Abby: That does remind me though, I invited Nicky and he said he and Erik wanted to visit anyway so will come. Apparently its hit and miss with the twins at the minute. Was going to ask if you could tell them for me? Might be best to go through Andrew etc

Kevin: No problem, probably no guarantee though. You know how they are.

Abby: You’ll never know until you try!

Direct Message: Andrew Minyard to Kevin Day

Andrew : https://www.tmz.com/2024/04/15/kevin-day-spotted-in-columbia-errands-fan-milk/

Andrew: Who’s the guy in photo 8?

Kevin: Neil. I’ve definitely mentioned him before. I think? Why?

Andrew: You have.

Kevin: ?

Kevin: Nevermind.

Kevin: It’s Wymack’s birthday next week. They're having a party on the Saturday. Abby wants to know if you and Aaron are in. Nicky and Erik are going to come too.

Kevin: It’ll be pretty low key. The old team’s going and a few of his work friends. Jean and Neil will be there too. I think I’ve mentioned Jean before as well?

Andrew : (Andrew Minyard has shared a contact: Aaron Minyard)

Andrew: Message him yourself. There had better be whiskey.

Kevin: Is that a yes?

Kevin: Andrew?

Kevin: I’m going to take that as a yes.

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Tricky Nicky | @closeklose

@kevindayprivate help lol we’re on the plane over now and the guy next to us is watching a recording of ur game. but like it’s a video of a screen filmed by a phone. he must have literally sat there for an hour just holding his phone up to film his tv. that’s the level of obsession he’s at

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Kevin (Private) | @kevindayprivate (following)

I’ve done that before when I couldn’t get the recording to download to my phone. It’s not that weird.

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Tricky Nicky | @closeklose (Followed by Kevin.)

erik has listened to that podcast ep so many times that now when he speaks english he keeps using the Kathy Ferdinand whisper (TM). i don’t know whether to be scared or turned on.

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Aaron Minyard | @am_minyard

Why would u admit to that?

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Tricky Nicky | @closeklose

look if i have to be haunted by that ep then everyone else should be too lol

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