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Feb 28, 2026 50 min

TRUE CRIME TAKECEL BODEGA

from HERE COMES THE BACKKLASH Hosted by POOLHOUSE

Poolhouse saves the most salacious takecel transmission of the week for last. In a grimy late-night sweep through celebrity true crime, TRUE CRIME TAKECEL BODEGA pulls back the curtain on three cases where the headlines don’t match the horror beneath. First: Rep. Tony Gonzales’ explicit texts with staffer Tony Gonzales explode into public view—only for the story to take a grisly turn when the staffer, Regina Santos Aviles, dies in a shocking manner. Why did a key detail feel buried beneath clickbait scandal? Then: developments in the D4VD case. The Gen-Z alt-pop phenom’s orbit grows darker as court maneuvers in Texas accidentally unseal grand jury filings tied to the death of 14-year-old Celeste Hernandez. What began as rumor becomes documented fact when dismemberment details surface—not through Los Angeles authorities, but through sunshine-law disclosures in another state. Why were records sealed? Why the narrative control? And who benefits from keeping the commercial machine intact? Finally: where are the autopsies in the Reiner murders? As Rob Reiner and his wife Michelle Singer Reiner’s deaths are attributed to their son, conflicting reports swirl—blocked reports, incomplete reports, sealed findings. How does an autopsy become both “blocked” and “not completed”? And what does that tell us about how celebrity crime is packaged for public consumption? Poolhouse threads it all together: media spectacle vs. buried facts, sealed records vs. accidental disclosures, and the eerie pattern of narrative management in high-profile cases. Late night. Low light. No spin. Detective Poolie is on the case…. Ways to Find Poolhouse (maybe): SUBSTACK.COM/@POOLHOUSE INSTAGRAM.COM/DJPOOLHOUSE LINKTR.EE/DJPOOLHOUSE The Interscope Records logo: That famous “FBI warning”: lyrics from D4VD’s most famous song, titled “Romantic Homocide” December 2025, the autopsy is “blocked” Feb 2026, the autopsy is “not yet complete”: Steve Fisher, private investigator, on X.com: Episode Mixtape Bedrock feat. BYO - For What You Dream Of Scissor Sisters - Comfortably Numb (Norman Cook Remix) Strafe - Set It Off (12” Disco Mix) Grace Jones - Unlimited Capacity for Love First Choice - Let No Man Put Asunder (Shep Pettibone 12” Mix) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit backklash.substack.com

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