LETS CELEBRATE! WE HAVE FINISHED THE JULY 2026 CALLS FOR NICHOLAS GODEJOHN.
After going through Nicholas Godejohn’s July 2026 prison calls, we’ve gotten a pretty interesting look at what was happening behind the scenes.
One of the biggest themes has been Nick preparing to tell his version of the story. He and the people around him repeatedly discuss documents, evidence, Facebook posts, videos, FOIA releases and information they believe the public either hasn’t seen or is interpreting incorrectly.
We’ve heard Nick and Jason talk about people spreading theories without evidence, with Jason saying “Facts matter.” They’ve discussed putting information together, organizing material and giving additional context to things already circulating online.
We’ve also gotten a look at the social-media strategy happening behind the scenes. Jason helps Nick with posts, graphics, playlists and other content. In one conversation, while discussing a deliberately exaggerated post, Jason actually describes the idea as being “to confuse the weak-minded” and see how people react.
Then there's Nick's relationship with Gypsy Rose Blanchard and how he currently talks about her. These calls contain plenty of criticism, anger and discussion of claims surrounding Gypsy and the case. But they also give us Nick's responses to specific allegations. For example, when discussing the disturbing video involving a hypothetical future 13-year-old daughter, Nick explicitly denied instructing Gypsy to make it, saying: “No, she did it herself.”
We've also heard discussions about the FOIA material being released, including concern that videos or other material are being shown without the accompanying messages or chronology that Nick and Jason believe provide additional context.
And then there are the parts that have absolutely nothing to do with the murder case.
We've heard Nick talk about spirituality, manifestation, astrology, numerology, relationships, his childhood and difficulty expressing emotions. We've heard him create playlists, work on quotes and talk about wanting to become known for his philosophical writing. By July 31, he's even talking about potentially creating thousands of quotes and imagining himself someday breaking a world record.
We've also heard the completely mundane side of prison life: food orders, music, weather, school, the prison dog program, family conversations and plans for visits.
And perhaps most importantly, these calls are showing us something we couldn't get from documentaries or somebody else's retelling:
Nicholas Godejohn speaking for himself when he doesn't appear to be sitting in front of a documentary camera.
That doesn't mean everything Nick, Jason, Bobby or anyone else says on these calls is automatically true. A prison call is a primary source for what someone SAID — not automatic proof that what they said is factual.
But after years of hearing everyone else tell this story, we're finally getting a much larger collection of Nick's own words.
🚨 THE FOIA DROP CALLS ARE HERE… AND MORE ARE COMING 🚨
I’ve already started uploading Nicholas Godejohn’s prison calls from the exact time the FOIA videos and other material began dropping online, and trust me, we’re just getting started. 👀
This is where things get REALLY interesting.
While everyone online was watching the newly obtained material, reacting to it, posting it, and debating what it meant, Nick was sitting in prison hearing about everything that was being released.
And now we get to hear his reactions in real time.
These calls capture what Nick thought about the videos being released, what he believed people were getting wrong, what he and Jason said they were working on behind the scenes, his thoughts about creators posting the material, and what he believed was eventually going to happen.
At one point, Nick even says people were complaining that he wasn't talking publicly and predicts:
👀 “They’ll be complaining about me talking too much after a while.”
Some of these calls are already uploaded, and I’ll continue releasing them in chronological order so you can hear exactly how everything unfolded.
And let me just say…
Nick’s reaction to the FOIA drops is… INTERESTING. 😂🍿
If you’ve been following these releases, you’re definitely going to want to hear this stretch of calls.
Fractured my wrist yesterday so I will still be posting but please give me grace if I don’t respond quickly or at all because typing is hard. Especially since it’s my dominant hand. And if I respond and it makes no sense it’s because I’m using talk to text and my accent sounds like chewed up cornbread… Lol
April 2018 brought a LOT of interesting prison calls from Gypsy Rose. 👀
Throughout the month, we heard Gypsy talk about Ken moving closer, marriage and their future together, her relationship with “Angel,” the ICVC victim-impact class, Dee Dee, Nick, media projects, prison life, new friendships, old friendships, and her new job taking photos.
We also heard some surprisingly personal conversations, including Gypsy saying “I’m not a victim,” discussing asking Angel to “kidnap” her before the murder, saying she “didn’t want the murder to happen,” questioning whether Ken was really going to move, and eventually asking him if he felt manipulated after her roommates compared their relationship to what happened with Nick.
April definitely gave us a much deeper look into what Gypsy was saying, thinking and planning in 2018.
What stood out to YOU the most from the April calls? 👀
What are the odds I would come across BOTH of these calls today? 👀
I’m uploading two completely separate calls that were recorded more than 8 years apart, but the timing of finding them back-to-back definitely caught my attention.
📞 April 25, 2018 — Gypsy & Rachell During this call, Gypsy talks about having recently sent photos to Nick.
📞 August 4, 2026 — Nick & Jason More than eight years later, Nick and Jason are talking about Gypsy and photos they’re making of her, while laughing and commenting on her appearance.
To be clear, I’m not saying the two conversations are connected. They obviously happened years apart.
I just find it incredibly ironic that while going through completely different sets of calls today, I stumbled across one where Gypsy is talking about sending Nick photos… and then another, eight years later, where Nick is talking about making photos of Gypsy.
Both calls are going up so you can hear the full context for yourselves.
Sometimes the archive hands you a storyline all on its own. 😂
After listening to the March calls in order, we got an even clearer look at what was happening behind the scenes with Gypsy Rose, her family, Ken, the media, money and the people surrounding her.
We heard Kristy and Gypsy discussing publicity and media attention, including the idea that even negative publicity could still be beneficial. Interestingly, Gypsy sometimes seemed to have a different attitude toward the media when talking privately with Ken.
We watched the entire Ken visitation saga unfold. After his six-month suspension, he was finally approved, Gypsy changed his status to her “significant other,” and by the end of March they were finally sitting across from each other again.
The guards remembered Ken, too. One reportedly told him:
“I know who you are.”
Gypsy and Ken also became increasingly serious, discussing marriage, a possible prison proposal, her ring size and Ken moving closer to her. Gypsy eventually told him:
“You are the one that I want forever.”
Something else that stood out: Gypsy spoke to her dad, Rod, only ONCE in the March calls we've gone through. And even during that call, Rod seemed to rush off the phone fairly quickly, eventually handing the phone over to Kristy. That's especially noticeable compared with how frequently Gypsy was communicating with Kristy and Ken.
We also heard Gypsy admit that some of Kristy's conversations with Ken made her uncomfortable, particularly the sexual topics and comments about Ken being attractive.
Then there was money. Supporter Angel told Gypsy she'd sent her $20, and days later Gypsy asked Bryan Golden for $15, saying she was completely broke, needed hygiene products, owed money for a cigarette, Ken had lost his job and her dad wasn't putting money on her account like he used to.
March gave us relationships, money, supporters becoming visitors, publicity discussions, family dynamics and finally the long-awaited Ken reunion.
What was the BIGGEST thing you learned from the March calls? Did anything change the way you look at the story?
WHAT WE LEARNED FROM GYPSY’S FEBRUARY 2018 PRISON CALLS 👀
After going through the February 2018 calls, there are a LOT of little details that become much more interesting when you put them together chronologically.
FEB. 6 — Gypsy & An Ex Gypsy reconnects with Jeff after they hadn't spoken for about a month. They tell each other they miss and love one another, while Gypsy is already seriously involved with Ken.
FEB. 7 — Gypsy & Ken Their relationship is becoming increasingly serious, with intimate conversations and discussions about their relationship and future.
FEB. 8 — Gypsy & Kristy We get more insight into what Kristy knows about Gypsy's relationships and what's happening in her life while incarcerated.
FEB. 8 — Gypsy & Ken One of their more sexually explicit conversations. It shows how intimate their relationship had become well before all the later marriage and family planning.
FEB. 13 — Gypsy & Kristy, 3 calls A LOT of family and online drama. We also get the memorable dog story and more insight into how involved Kristy already was with the people following Gypsy's case.
FEB. 13 — Gypsy & Bryan Golden One of the most important timeline calls. Gypsy discusses Robert and Ken, helping establish that there was overlap as her relationship with Robert ended and the relationship with Ken began.
FEB. 14–15 — Gypsy & Ken Marriage, sex, pregnancy and their future are already regular topics. These aren't just occasional jokes; they're actively imagining a future together.
FEB. 16 — Gypsy & Kristy Gypsy gives Kristy Mia's phone number during the call, along with family discussions and updates.
FEB. 19 — Gypsy & Mia We hear Gypsy interacting directly with her half-sister and get a better look at the relationship they were beginning to build.
FEB. 20 — Gypsy & Kristy Gypsy tells Kristy that Mia would like to visit during spring break if she can get away from prom responsibilities.
FEB. 20 — Gypsy & Ken This one is BIG. They discuss marriage, children and their future, and Gypsy directly asks Ken:
“Will you be my husband?”
Ken says yes, but also makes clear he wants a real wedding, not a prison wedding.
Gypsy also discusses her childhood feeding and says she was roughly 50/50 eating normally versus being tube-fed.
FEB. 21 — Gypsy & Kristy We learn the bizarre family connection involving Bobby: according to their conversation, Bobby is related to Gypsy through BOTH Rod's and Dee Dee's sides of the family.
FEB. 22 — Gypsy & Dawn Dawn tells Gypsy she is Andrea Yates' cousin. They also discuss Nicholas Godejohn's upcoming case, and Gypsy talks about potentially pleading the Fifth if called to testify against Nick.
FEB. 22 — Gypsy & Kristy Kristy confirms something people had apparently been asking repeatedly:
Dee Dee's ashes were NOT flushed down the toilet.
They also discuss the growing Facebook groups, media attention and online drama surrounding Gypsy years before her release.
FEB. 23 — Gypsy & Kristy Gypsy talks about wanting children “ASAP” and discusses possible fertility concerns, Ken and what she imagines her life looking like after prison.
FEB. 23 — Gypsy & Ken More serious marriage discussions. Ken again makes it clear he doesn't want a prison wedding and wants to wait until they can have a real one.
FEB. 24 — Gypsy & Ken Ken is preparing to move closer to Gypsy, potentially around an hour away. They're discussing frequent visits, their six-month anniversary and their future. Gypsy also reads Ken a poem she wrote for him.
FEB. 26 — Gypsy & Kristy They discuss Gypsy potentially returning to the honor dorm and reveal that one of the previous violations on her record was for kissing Ken.
They also discuss Ali, Nicholas Godejohn's friend, and questions surrounding what Ali allegedly knew.
And on the lighter side, Gypsy and Kristy plot an elaborate prank to convince Ken that Gypsy secretly got an infected jailhouse tattoo.
FEB. 28 — Gypsy & Kristy Gypsy realizes that a woman whose federal ISIS-related case Kristy is reading about was her former jail roommate. Gypsy then claims:
“She’s trying to recruit me to ISIS.”
FEB. 28 — Gypsy & Ken This may be one of the most revealing calls of the entire month.
Gypsy tells Ken she's sending him portions of her discovery, including her interrogation transcript and material involving Nick.
They discuss what happens if Louisiana doesn't approve Gypsy's eventual home plan. Gypsy asks whether she could move in with Ken instead.
Gypsy also says she took Tegretol for seizures as a child and discusses her poor balance.
By the end of February 2018, we have Gypsy:
planning marriage and children with Ken, discussing living with him after prison, sharing case discovery with him before Nick's trial, talking about her medical history and wheelchair use, navigating overlapping past relationships, preparing for parole years in advance, and working with Kristy while an entire media/social-media ecosystem was already developing around her story.
I’ve made it through ALL of the January 2018 prison calls! They’ll be uploaded over the next few days while I start working through February.
I’m not gonna lie, this is tiring work. 😂 Gypsy talks A LOT, and not every call is juicy. But if I don’t listen to every call, the smaller details and contradictions get missed.
I’ve decided to go in chronological order because I think we learn more about Gypsy, her mentality, and her relationships by hearing the full progression instead of only pulling calls with great sound bites. No shade to anyone doing it differently, this is just why I chose this method.
A few things January taught me:
📌 Gypsy was VERY aware of the media coverage and how her story was being presented.
📌 Nicholas Godejohn and what he was saying publicly came up repeatedly.
📌 Ken was a major part of her everyday life and future plans, but he definitely wasn't the only man she was talking to.
📌 Kristy was heavily involved in what was happening outside prison and regularly relayed information to Gypsy.
📌 Small contradictions and changing versions of stories become much easier to notice when the calls are heard in order.
📌 Most importantly, sometimes the individual call isn't the story. The PATTERN is.
Friday afternoon I received the calls from 2018 and I had been sorting through them in order. I have made it almost all the way through January. I will be uploading the audios in order as it is in interesting to listen as things evolve rather than random clips out of order. So far I have learned what most of us suspected- Gypsy tells different people different things. Kristy talks mad trash about her biological kids. And Gypsy was lying to Ken about things. Oh and Gypsy HATED the 20/20 interview because they gave Nicholas Godejohn a voice. I will begin uploading several videos over the next few hours.
Anyways, heres a picture of Gypsy.. one of Kens favorite pictures lol
Since the people who originally obtained the prison phone calls are considering not releasing any more because of the scrutiny surrounding them, I decided to submit my own request.
As of 7:00 p.m. tonight, I officially have every prison phone call in my possession.
Audaciousaudrey06
LETS CELEBRATE! WE HAVE FINISHED THE JULY 2026 CALLS FOR NICHOLAS GODEJOHN.
After going through Nicholas Godejohn’s July 2026 prison calls, we’ve gotten a pretty interesting look at what was happening behind the scenes.
One of the biggest themes has been Nick preparing to tell his version of the story. He and the people around him repeatedly discuss documents, evidence, Facebook posts, videos, FOIA releases and information they believe the public either hasn’t seen or is interpreting incorrectly.
We’ve heard Nick and Jason talk about people spreading theories without evidence, with Jason saying “Facts matter.” They’ve discussed putting information together, organizing material and giving additional context to things already circulating online.
We’ve also gotten a look at the social-media strategy happening behind the scenes. Jason helps Nick with posts, graphics, playlists and other content. In one conversation, while discussing a deliberately exaggerated post, Jason actually describes the idea as being “to confuse the weak-minded” and see how people react.
Then there's Nick's relationship with Gypsy Rose Blanchard and how he currently talks about her. These calls contain plenty of criticism, anger and discussion of claims surrounding Gypsy and the case. But they also give us Nick's responses to specific allegations. For example, when discussing the disturbing video involving a hypothetical future 13-year-old daughter, Nick explicitly denied instructing Gypsy to make it, saying: “No, she did it herself.”
We've also heard discussions about the FOIA material being released, including concern that videos or other material are being shown without the accompanying messages or chronology that Nick and Jason believe provide additional context.
And then there are the parts that have absolutely nothing to do with the murder case.
We've heard Nick talk about spirituality, manifestation, astrology, numerology, relationships, his childhood and difficulty expressing emotions. We've heard him create playlists, work on quotes and talk about wanting to become known for his philosophical writing. By July 31, he's even talking about potentially creating thousands of quotes and imagining himself someday breaking a world record.
We've also heard the completely mundane side of prison life: food orders, music, weather, school, the prison dog program, family conversations and plans for visits.
And perhaps most importantly, these calls are showing us something we couldn't get from documentaries or somebody else's retelling:
Nicholas Godejohn speaking for himself when he doesn't appear to be sitting in front of a documentary camera.
That doesn't mean everything Nick, Jason, Bobby or anyone else says on these calls is automatically true. A prison call is a primary source for what someone SAID — not automatic proof that what they said is factual.
But after years of hearing everyone else tell this story, we're finally getting a much larger collection of Nick's own words.
#NicholasGodejohn #NickGodejohn #GypsyRoseBlanchard #GypsyRoseCase #NicholasGodejohnPrisonCalls #PrisonCalls #TrueCrime #TrueCrimeCommunity #FOIA #DeeDeeBlanchard #GodejohnCase #PrisonPhoneCalls #CaseFiles #TrueCrimeDiscussion #TheBlanchardFiles
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🚨 THE FOIA DROP CALLS ARE HERE… AND MORE ARE COMING 🚨
I’ve already started uploading Nicholas Godejohn’s prison calls from the exact time the FOIA videos and other material began dropping online, and trust me, we’re just getting started. 👀
This is where things get REALLY interesting.
While everyone online was watching the newly obtained material, reacting to it, posting it, and debating what it meant, Nick was sitting in prison hearing about everything that was being released.
And now we get to hear his reactions in real time.
These calls capture what Nick thought about the videos being released, what he believed people were getting wrong, what he and Jason said they were working on behind the scenes, his thoughts about creators posting the material, and what he believed was eventually going to happen.
At one point, Nick even says people were complaining that he wasn't talking publicly and predicts:
👀 “They’ll be complaining about me talking too much after a while.”
Some of these calls are already uploaded, and I’ll continue releasing them in chronological order so you can hear exactly how everything unfolded.
And let me just say…
Nick’s reaction to the FOIA drops is… INTERESTING. 😂🍿
If you’ve been following these releases, you’re definitely going to want to hear this stretch of calls.
#NicholasGodejohn #GypsyRoseBlanchard #PrisonCalls #FOIA #TrueCrime
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Fractured my wrist yesterday so I will still be posting but please give me grace if I don’t respond quickly or at all because typing is hard. Especially since it’s my dominant hand. And if I respond and it makes no sense it’s because I’m using talk to text and my accent sounds like chewed up cornbread… Lol
#firstbrokenbone
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Gypsy Roses April 2018 calls are done!!
April 2018 brought a LOT of interesting prison calls from Gypsy Rose. 👀
Throughout the month, we heard Gypsy talk about Ken moving closer, marriage and their future together, her relationship with “Angel,” the ICVC victim-impact class, Dee Dee, Nick, media projects, prison life, new friendships, old friendships, and her new job taking photos.
We also heard some surprisingly personal conversations, including Gypsy saying “I’m not a victim,” discussing asking Angel to “kidnap” her before the murder, saying she “didn’t want the murder to happen,” questioning whether Ken was really going to move, and eventually asking him if he felt manipulated after her roommates compared their relationship to what happened with Nick.
April definitely gave us a much deeper look into what Gypsy was saying, thinking and planning in 2018.
What stood out to YOU the most from the April calls? 👀
#GypsyRoseBlanchard #GypsyRose #PrisonCalls #TrueCrime #TheBlanchardFiles
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What are the odds I would come across BOTH of these calls today? 👀
I’m uploading two completely separate calls that were recorded more than 8 years apart, but the timing of finding them back-to-back definitely caught my attention.
📞 April 25, 2018 — Gypsy & Rachell
During this call, Gypsy talks about having recently sent photos to Nick.
📞 August 4, 2026 — Nick & Jason
More than eight years later, Nick and Jason are talking about Gypsy and photos they’re making of her, while laughing and commenting on her appearance.
To be clear, I’m not saying the two conversations are connected. They obviously happened years apart.
I just find it incredibly ironic that while going through completely different sets of calls today, I stumbled across one where Gypsy is talking about sending Nick photos… and then another, eight years later, where Nick is talking about making photos of Gypsy.
Both calls are going up so you can hear the full context for yourselves.
Sometimes the archive hands you a storyline all on its own. 😂
#GypsyRoseBlanchard #NicholasGodejohn #PrisonCalls #TrueCrime #TheBlanchardFiles
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MARCH 2018 PRISON CALLS ARE OFFICIALLY DONE.
After listening to the March calls in order, we got an even clearer look at what was happening behind the scenes with Gypsy Rose, her family, Ken, the media, money and the people surrounding her.
We heard Kristy and Gypsy discussing publicity and media attention, including the idea that even negative publicity could still be beneficial. Interestingly, Gypsy sometimes seemed to have a different attitude toward the media when talking privately with Ken.
We watched the entire Ken visitation saga unfold. After his six-month suspension, he was finally approved, Gypsy changed his status to her “significant other,” and by the end of March they were finally sitting across from each other again.
The guards remembered Ken, too. One reportedly told him:
“I know who you are.”
Gypsy and Ken also became increasingly serious, discussing marriage, a possible prison proposal, her ring size and Ken moving closer to her. Gypsy eventually told him:
“You are the one that I want forever.”
Something else that stood out: Gypsy spoke to her dad, Rod, only ONCE in the March calls we've gone through. And even during that call, Rod seemed to rush off the phone fairly quickly, eventually handing the phone over to Kristy. That's especially noticeable compared with how frequently Gypsy was communicating with Kristy and Ken.
We also heard Gypsy admit that some of Kristy's conversations with Ken made her uncomfortable, particularly the sexual topics and comments about Ken being attractive.
Then there was money. Supporter Angel told Gypsy she'd sent her $20, and days later Gypsy asked Bryan Golden for $15, saying she was completely broke, needed hygiene products, owed money for a cigarette, Ken had lost his job and her dad wasn't putting money on her account like he used to.
March gave us relationships, money, supporters becoming visitors, publicity discussions, family dynamics and finally the long-awaited Ken reunion.
What was the BIGGEST thing you learned from the March calls? Did anything change the way you look at the story?
#GypsyRoseBlanchard #GypsyRose #KenUrker #KristyBlanchard #RodBlanchard #BryanGolden #PrisonCalls #GypsyRosePrisonCalls #TrueCrime #BlanchardCase
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All of February 2018 calls are now out.
WHAT WE LEARNED FROM GYPSY’S FEBRUARY 2018 PRISON CALLS 👀
After going through the February 2018 calls, there are a LOT of little details that become much more interesting when you put them together chronologically.
FEB. 6 — Gypsy & An Ex
Gypsy reconnects with Jeff after they hadn't spoken for about a month. They tell each other they miss and love one another, while Gypsy is already seriously involved with Ken.
FEB. 7 — Gypsy & Ken
Their relationship is becoming increasingly serious, with intimate conversations and discussions about their relationship and future.
FEB. 8 — Gypsy & Kristy
We get more insight into what Kristy knows about Gypsy's relationships and what's happening in her life while incarcerated.
FEB. 8 — Gypsy & Ken
One of their more sexually explicit conversations. It shows how intimate their relationship had become well before all the later marriage and family planning.
FEB. 13 — Gypsy & Kristy, 3 calls
A LOT of family and online drama. We also get the memorable dog story and more insight into how involved Kristy already was with the people following Gypsy's case.
FEB. 13 — Gypsy & Bryan Golden
One of the most important timeline calls. Gypsy discusses Robert and Ken, helping establish that there was overlap as her relationship with Robert ended and the relationship with Ken began.
FEB. 14–15 — Gypsy & Ken
Marriage, sex, pregnancy and their future are already regular topics. These aren't just occasional jokes; they're actively imagining a future together.
FEB. 16 — Gypsy & Kristy
Gypsy gives Kristy Mia's phone number during the call, along with family discussions and updates.
FEB. 19 — Gypsy & Mia
We hear Gypsy interacting directly with her half-sister and get a better look at the relationship they were beginning to build.
FEB. 20 — Gypsy & Kristy
Gypsy tells Kristy that Mia would like to visit during spring break if she can get away from prom responsibilities.
FEB. 20 — Gypsy & Ken
This one is BIG. They discuss marriage, children and their future, and Gypsy directly asks Ken:
“Will you be my husband?”
Ken says yes, but also makes clear he wants a real wedding, not a prison wedding.
Gypsy also discusses her childhood feeding and says she was roughly 50/50 eating normally versus being tube-fed.
FEB. 21 — Gypsy & Kristy
We learn the bizarre family connection involving Bobby: according to their conversation, Bobby is related to Gypsy through BOTH Rod's and Dee Dee's sides of the family.
FEB. 22 — Gypsy & Dawn
Dawn tells Gypsy she is Andrea Yates' cousin. They also discuss Nicholas Godejohn's upcoming case, and Gypsy talks about potentially pleading the Fifth if called to testify against Nick.
FEB. 22 — Gypsy & Kristy
Kristy confirms something people had apparently been asking repeatedly:
Dee Dee's ashes were NOT flushed down the toilet.
They also discuss the growing Facebook groups, media attention and online drama surrounding Gypsy years before her release.
FEB. 23 — Gypsy & Kristy
Gypsy talks about wanting children “ASAP” and discusses possible fertility concerns, Ken and what she imagines her life looking like after prison.
FEB. 23 — Gypsy & Ken
More serious marriage discussions. Ken again makes it clear he doesn't want a prison wedding and wants to wait until they can have a real one.
FEB. 24 — Gypsy & Ken
Ken is preparing to move closer to Gypsy, potentially around an hour away. They're discussing frequent visits, their six-month anniversary and their future. Gypsy also reads Ken a poem she wrote for him.
FEB. 26 — Gypsy & Kristy
They discuss Gypsy potentially returning to the honor dorm and reveal that one of the previous violations on her record was for kissing Ken.
They also discuss Ali, Nicholas Godejohn's friend, and questions surrounding what Ali allegedly knew.
And on the lighter side, Gypsy and Kristy plot an elaborate prank to convince Ken that Gypsy secretly got an infected jailhouse tattoo.
FEB. 28 — Gypsy & Kristy
Gypsy realizes that a woman whose federal ISIS-related case Kristy is reading about was her former jail roommate. Gypsy then claims:
“She’s trying to recruit me to ISIS.”
FEB. 28 — Gypsy & Ken
This may be one of the most revealing calls of the entire month.
Gypsy tells Ken she's sending him portions of her discovery, including her interrogation transcript and material involving Nick.
They discuss what happens if Louisiana doesn't approve Gypsy's eventual home plan. Gypsy asks whether she could move in with Ken instead.
Gypsy also says she took Tegretol for seizures as a child and discusses her poor balance.
By the end of February 2018, we have Gypsy:
planning marriage and children with Ken, discussing living with him after prison, sharing case discovery with him before Nick's trial, talking about her medical history and wheelchair use, navigating overlapping past relationships, preparing for parole years in advance, and working with Kristy while an entire media/social-media ecosystem was already developing around her story.
And she still had years left in prison.
February alone filled in a LOT of this timeline.
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📞 JANUARY 2018 IS OFFICIALLY DONE!
I’ve made it through ALL of the January 2018 prison calls! They’ll be uploaded over the next few days while I start working through February.
I’m not gonna lie, this is tiring work. 😂 Gypsy talks A LOT, and not every call is juicy. But if I don’t listen to every call, the smaller details and contradictions get missed.
I’ve decided to go in chronological order because I think we learn more about Gypsy, her mentality, and her relationships by hearing the full progression instead of only pulling calls with great sound bites. No shade to anyone doing it differently, this is just why I chose this method.
A few things January taught me:
📌 Gypsy was VERY aware of the media coverage and how her story was being presented.
📌 Nicholas Godejohn and what he was saying publicly came up repeatedly.
📌 Ken was a major part of her everyday life and future plans, but he definitely wasn't the only man she was talking to.
📌 Kristy was heavily involved in what was happening outside prison and regularly relayed information to Gypsy.
📌 Small contradictions and changing versions of stories become much easier to notice when the calls are heard in order.
📌 Most importantly, sometimes the individual call isn't the story. The PATTERN is.
January ✅
Onto February 2018! 👀📞
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Friday afternoon I received the calls from 2018 and I had been sorting through them in order. I have made it almost all the way through January. I will be uploading the audios in order as it is in interesting to listen as things evolve rather than random clips out of order.
So far I have learned what most of us suspected- Gypsy tells different people different things. Kristy talks mad trash about her biological kids. And Gypsy was lying to Ken about things.
Oh and Gypsy HATED the 20/20 interview because they gave Nicholas Godejohn a voice.
I will begin uploading several videos over the next few hours.
Anyways, heres a picture of Gypsy.. one of Kens favorite pictures lol
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Since the people who originally obtained the prison phone calls are considering not releasing any more because of the scrutiny surrounding them, I decided to submit my own request.
As of 7:00 p.m. tonight, I officially have every prison phone call in my possession.
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