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{{quote|"There was this one time where I actually thought [a troll] was a woman, and I actually drove a whole, a whole, a whole day's worth back and forth, almost 24 hours, from my house to Cleveland, Ohio, where it turned out that was, that was, that was a bad lead.|[[Christian Weston Chandler]].<ref>[[Father Call]]</ref>
{{quote|"There was this one time where I actually thought [a troll] was a woman, and I actually drove a whole, a whole, a whole day's worth back and forth, almost 24 hours, from my house to Cleveland, Ohio, where it turned out that was, that was, that was a bad lead.|[[Christian Weston Chandler]], [[Father Call]]}}
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[[File:Nnocac.jpg|thumb|150px|Receipts from his trip to [[Wikipedia:Ohio|Ohio]] in search of [[Julie]] show that he specifically orders his fast-food hamburgers without [[pickle]]s.]]
[[File:Nnocac.jpg|thumb|150px|Receipts from his trip to [[Wikipedia:Ohio|Ohio]] in search of [[Julie]] show that he specifically orders his fast-food hamburgers without [[pickle]]s.]]


The '''Ohio trip''' was an 800+ mile car trip that Chris took from [[14 Branchland Court|his home]] in [[Ruckersville, Virginia]] to Cleveland, Ohio. Chris took the trip on Tuesday, 24 [[February 2009]], under the false pretense that [[Julie]] had been kidnapped and he needed to rescue her. The trip marks quite possibly the most physical effort Chris ever made in pursuit of the [[Love Quest]], consuming nearly 24 hours of time, far from home and the supervision of his family.
The '''Ohio trip''' was an 800+ mile car trip that Chris took from [[14 Branchland Court|his home]] in [[Ruckersville, Virginia]] to Cleveland, Ohio. Chris set out for Ohio on Thursday, 26 [[February 2009]], under the false pretense that [[Julie]] had been kidnapped and he needed to rescue her, and returned home early the following morning. The trip marks quite possibly the most physical effort Chris ever made in pursuit of the [[Love Quest]], consuming nearly 24 hours of time, far from home and the supervision of his family.


==Leadup==
==Leadup==
During a [[Mumble]] chat on 10 February 2009, Julie first asked Chris if he would come visit her in Ohio. He responded by asking that she come to his house, saying he isn't comfortable traveling long distances, especially by himself.<ref>[[Mumble 3]]</ref> Over the next ten days, Chris would change his mind and agree to visit, before backing out again, and then agreeing he would start setting aside money for an eventual trip within the next couple of months, though he might bring his [[mom]] along. Julie tried to dissuade him from bringing his mom saying "I was thinking that when you get here...[[Chris and sex|you know]]."<ref>[[BlueSpike PSN Chat 4]]</ref>
During a [[Mumble]] chat on 10 February 2009, Julie first asked Chris if he would come visit her in Ohio. He responded by asking that she come to his house, saying he wasn't comfortable traveling long distances, especially by himself.<ref>[[Mumble 3]]</ref> Over the next ten days, Chris would change his mind and agree to visit, before backing out again, and then agreeing he would start setting aside money for an eventual trip within the next couple of months, though he might bring his [[mom]] along. Julie tried to dissuade him from bringing his mom saying "I was thinking that when you get here...[[Chris and sex|you know]]."<ref>[[BlueSpike PSN Chat 4]]</ref>


During another chat on 22 February, Chris stated that he would "feel at unease if I made the trip without the emotional support of my family". He wanted to have Julie talk to his parents in order to win over their emotional support. Julie replied by saying she was beginning to suspect Chris didn't want to see her. Chris stated his mother was paranoid for his safety, and she suspected Julie might be a police officer posing as an underaged girl.<ref>[[BlueSpike Skype Logs 11]]</ref> The next day, Chris reiterated that Barb was still against him going to Ohio. Chris started looking within his church congregation for a different escort for the trip, and suggested [[Rocky Shoemaker|Rocky]] might be up for it.<ref name="skype12">[[BlueSpike Skype Logs 12]]</ref>
During another chat on 22 February, Chris stated that he would "feel at unease if I made the trip without the emotional support of my family". He wanted to have Julie talk to his parents in order to gain their support. Julie replied by saying she was beginning to suspect Chris didn't want to see her. Chris stated that his mother was paranoid for his safety and suspected Julie might be a police officer posing as an underaged girl.<ref>[[BlueSpike Skype Logs 11]]</ref> The next day, Chris reiterated that Barb was still against him going to Ohio. Chris started looking within his church congregation for a different escort for the trip, and suggested that [[Rocky Shoemaker|Rocky]] (who has family in Ohio and visits the state on occasion) might be up for it.<ref name="skype12">[[BlueSpike Skype Logs 12]]</ref>


Things took a quick turn later that day when [[Max]] informed Chris that Julie had been taken ransom by himself and [[Clyde Cash]]. He stated that he would give Chris five days to come to 2229 East 46th St., Cleveland, Ohio and rescue her.<ref>[[BlueSpike Skype Logs 11]]</ref><ref name="skype12" /> Unsure on what to do Chris turned to [[trolls|fans]] in a Mumble chat for advice. He stated that he still felt insecure about going there against his parent's wishes. Members of the chat persuaded Chris to be proactive, and convinced him it wasn't a ''To Catch a Predator'' sting. Chris stated he was going to talk to his mother and put his foot down.<ref>[[Mumble 10]]</ref>
Things took a quick turn later that day when [[Max]] informed Chris that Julie had been taken ransom by himself and [[Clyde Cash]]. He stated that he would give Chris five days to come to 2229 East 46th St., Cleveland, Ohio and rescue her.<ref>[[BlueSpike Skype Logs 11]]</ref><ref name="skype12" /> Unsure on what to do Chris turned to [[trolls|fans]] in a Mumble chat for advice. He stated that he still felt insecure about going there against his parents' wishes. Members of the chat persuaded Chris to be assertive and convinced him that it wasn't a ''To Catch a Predator''-style sting, as police posing as minors always explicitly tell suspects that they are underage. Chris said he was going to talk to his mother and put his foot down.<ref>[[Mumble 10]]</ref>


The next day (which happened to be his 27th [[birthday]]) Chris went to his [[Aunt Corrina]]'s funeral, where he said the spirits of his ancestors wished him a safe trip to Ohio.<ref>[[Jackie Chat 7]]</ref> That night Chris sent the following email to Clyde Cash:
The next day (which happened to be his 27th [[birthday]]) Chris went to his [[Aunt Corrina]]'s funeral. He discussed his plans with family members and claims they all encouraged him to go to Ohio.<ref>[[Sarah May Skype Logs#27 February]]</ref> He also claims that the spirits of his [[Family tree|maternal ancestors]] wished him a safe trip to Ohio.<ref>[[Jackie Chat 7]]</ref> That night Chris sent the following email to Clyde Cash:


"I have NOT failed you, sir, as a matter of fact, I am coming to Cleaveland [sic] tomorrow; I am preparing for my journey, my mind is set, and I have the support of [[God]], my relatives and my friends. So quit trying to scare me, because it is NOT working; tomorrow morning, I am coming to Cleaveland [sic], Ohio for Julie."<ref name="clydeemails">[[Clyde E-mails]]</ref>
"I have NOT failed you, sir, as a matter of fact, I am coming to Cleaveland [sic] tomorrow; I am preparing for my journey, my mind is set, and I have the support of [[God]], my relatives and my friends. So quit trying to scare me, because it is NOT working; tomorrow morning, I am coming to Cleaveland [sic], Ohio for Julie."<ref name="clydeemails">[[Clyde E-mails]]</ref>
Chris did not in fact leave for Ohio the next day, as he had not yet received all of his birthday money. Instead he filled up his gas tank and prepared for the trip. He packed six sets of [[Chris and fashion|clothes]] as well as his [[PSP]] and [[DS|Nintendo DS]].<ref>[[Jackie Chat 7]]</ref>


==The trip==
==The trip==
Chris left at 5:30 the next morning without informing his parents. He left a note for them to read when they woke up, along with a map of his planned trip.<ref name="jackieemails6">[[Jackie E-mails 6]]</ref> After Chris's parents saw the note they called the police and filed a missing persons report.<ref name="jackieemails6" /> According to [[Bob]], Chris had never driven over fifty miles out of town before. Bob and Barb worried that Chris would get killed.<ref name="emilydate">[[Emily Date Conversation Transcript]]</ref>
Chris left at 5:30 on the morning of 26 February without informing his parents. He left a note for them to read when they woke up, along with a map of his planned trip.<ref name="jackieemails6">[[Jackie E-mails 6]]</ref> After Chris's parents saw the note they called the police and filed a missing persons report.<ref name="jackieemails6" /> According to [[Bob]], Chris had never driven over fifty miles out of town before. Bob and Barb worried that Chris would get himself killed.<ref name="emilydate">[[Emily Date Conversation Transcript]]</ref>


Chris traveled onto Interstate 81; it can then be assumed that he took Interstate 70 to the Pennsylvania Turnpike, which then became the Ohio Turnpike at the state line. At one point of his journey, Chris accidentally locked himself out of [[Son-Chu|his car]]. Workers at a nearby toll booth got AAA Road Assistance to help him get back into the car.<ref name="emilydate" />  
Chris got on [[wikipedia:Interstate 81|Interstate 81]] heading north; it can then be assumed that he took [[wikipedia:U.S. Route 522|U.S. Route 522]] and [[wikipedia:Interstate 70|Interstate 70]] to [[wikipedia:Breezewood, Pennsylvania|Breezewood, Pennsylvania]], where he got on the [[wikipedia:Pennsylvania Turnpike|Pennsylvania Turnpike]], which becomes the [[wikipedia:Ohio Turnpike|Ohio Turnpike]] at the Ohio state line. At the tollbooth on the Ohio state line, Chris accidentally locked himself out of [[Son-Chu|his car]]. Somebody at the tollbooth had AAA Roadside Assistance and called them to help Chris get back into his car.<ref name="emilydate" />  


Chris had taken $50 ($40 of which he had gotten the previous day for his birthday) with him. He found out this would not be enough cash when he was faced with $11 tolls (according to Bob, Chris had never been on a toll road before), starting in [[wikipedia:Breezewood, Pennsylvania|Breezewood, Pennsylvania]].<ref name="emilydate" /> At around 4:30 that afternoon he stopped in [[wikipedia:Streetsboro, Ohio|Streetsboro, Ohio]] to spend money on food and gas. He purchased $11.68 worth of gas from [[Sheetz]] and got a small hamburger with mayonnaise and a Lemonberry Slushie from [[Sonic]].<ref>[[:File:Nnocac.jpg]]</ref> According to Chris, the slushie was made with real fruit and had two lemon wedges in it.<ref>[[Sarah May Skype Logs]]</ref>
Chris had [[Chris and money|taken only $50 with him]], $40 of which he had gotten the previous day for his birthday. He realized this might not be enough for the trip when he was faced with an $11 toll on the Pennsylvania Turnpike (according to Bob, Chris had never been on a toll road before).<ref name="emilydate" /> Around 4:30 in the afternoon Chris stopped in [[wikipedia:Streetsboro, Ohio|Streetsboro, Ohio]] to buy food and gas. He purchased 6.385 gallons of gas from [[Sheetz]] for $11.68 and got a small hamburger with mayonnaise and no [[pickles]], and a lemonberry slushie from [[Restaurants#Sonic|Sonic]] for $2.70.<ref>[[:File:Nnocac.jpg]]</ref> According to Chris, the slushie was made with real fruit and had two lemon wedges in it.<ref>[[Sarah May Skype Logs]]</ref>


He arrived at the outskirts of Cleveland on the [[Da update/Archive:February 2009#26 February 2009|26th]] where he then called his parents.<ref name="emilydate" /> Upon reaching 2229 East 46th St., Chris found a run-down old house with an elderly black woman residing in it. Neither she nor anyone else he asked in the neighborhood had heard of Julie or Max.<ref name="clydeemails" /> Chris also tried visiting an address on East 40th St. (presumably a church) which the woman said she received mail for; he found no sign of Julie there but remarked at the "[[Jewish]] church" next door to it.<ref>[[BlueSpike Skype Logs 13]]</ref><ref>Chris may have been referring to the nearby Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. There are no synagogues in the area.</ref> Chris then turned around and headed back towards Ruckersville. He arrived home at 3:00 on Wednesday morning.<ref name="emilydate" />
He arrived at the outskirts of Cleveland soon after, where he called his parents.<ref name="emilydate" /> Upon reaching 2229 East 46th St., Chris found a run-down old house with an elderly [[Niggos|black]] woman residing in it. Neither she nor anyone else he asked in the neighborhood had heard of Julie or Max Milvana.<ref name="clydeemails" /> Chris then tried visiting an address on nearby East 40th Street (probably a church)<ref group="note>The address Chris provides in the chat is 2229 East 40th St., which does not exist. Chris obviously copied the house number from Julie's home address by mistake. There are several churches on East 40th Street.</ref> which the woman said she received mail for; he found no sign of Julie at this address either but remarked at the "[[Jewish]] church" next door.<ref group="note>Chris may have been referring to the nearby Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses on 3900 Central Ave. There are no synagogues in the area.</ref><ref>[[BlueSpike Skype Logs 13]]</ref> Chris then turned around and headed back towards Ruckersville. He arrived home at 3:00 the following morning.<ref name="emilydate" />


Julie's purported residence at 2229 East 46th St. is actually one of the [[wikipedia:Andrew and James Dall Houses|Andrew and James Dall Houses]], local landmarks once inhabited by two of Cleveland's most prominent builders.
Julie's purported residence at 2229 East 46th St. is actually one of the [[wikipedia:Andrew and James Dall Houses|Andrew and James Dall Houses]], local landmarks once inhabited by two of Cleveland's most prominent builders.


==Aftermath==
==Aftermath==
Despite being duped by trolls, Chris saw the trip as a positive experience. In an email to Clyde Cash,<ref name="clydeemails" /> Chris stated,
Despite being duped by trolls, Chris saw the trip as a positive experience. In an email to Clyde Cash,<ref name="clydeemails" /> Chris stated:
{{EmailReply|
 
I traveled an 800+ Mile Round Trip to Cleveland, Ohio, only to find at the address you gave me led me to a run-down old red house with an elderly woman residing in it, but not you nor Julie; no one in that neighborhood even heard of Julie nor Max.
{{EmailReply|I traveled an 800+ Mile Round Trip to Cleveland, Ohio, only to find at the address you gave me led me to a run-down old red house with an elderly woman residing in it, but not you nor Julie; no one in that neighborhood even heard of Julie nor Max.


Go ahead, Laugh it up, but I want to THANK YOU very much for the Traveling Expierence; I actually did have a GREAT TIME on the road, and enjoyed the sights and views. :)}}
Go ahead, Laugh it up, but I want to THANK YOU very much for the Traveling Expierence; I actually did have a GREAT TIME on the road, and enjoyed the sights and views. :)}}


Chris's parents did not share the same positive opinion of the trip, and told him if he travels at all after the trip to Cleveland, he would not be allowed back into his home, and will be left homeless or even worse.<ref>[[Jackie E-mails 13]]</ref>
Chris's parents did not share the same positive opinion of the trip, and told him if he traveled at all after the trip to Cleveland, he would not be allowed back into his home, and would be left homeless or even worse.<ref>[[Jackie E-mails 13]]</ref>


In the [[Father Call]], Chris mentions the Ohio trip in a conversation about him continually falling for fake women, and Matthew angrily questions to Chris how it's possible for him to drive eight hundred miles for a fake girlfriend, yet he can't do the same for [[Kacey]], who lived much closer to Chris in Washington D.C..
During [[Father Call|his call]] with [[Kacey]]'s father Matthew, Chris mentioned the Ohio trip in a conversation about him continually falling for fake women. Matthew angrily questioned how it was possible for Chris to drive eight hundred miles for a fake girlfriend, yet he couldn't do the same for [[Kacey]], who lived much closer to Chris in Washington, D.C.


In [[CCWC's Final Warning to the Second CWC]], the trip is mentioned again. Chris states he had "experienced some of the good things in life" such as travelling to Ohio, playing the lottery and having a few drinks.
In [[CCWC's Final Warning to the Second CWC]], the trip is mentioned again. Chris states he had "experienced some of the good things in life" such as traveling to Ohio, playing the lottery and having a few drinks.


==References==
==See also==
<references/>
*[[The Place chats - Pennsylvania Trip|Pennsylvania Trip]]


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Latest revision as of 12:27, 24 April 2023

“ "There was this one time where I actually thought [a troll] was a woman, and I actually drove a whole, a whole, a whole day's worth back and forth, almost 24 hours, from my house to Cleveland, Ohio, where it turned out that was, that was, that was a bad lead. ”
Christian Weston Chandler, Father Call
Receipts from his trip to Ohio in search of Julie show that he specifically orders his fast-food hamburgers without pickles.

The Ohio trip was an 800+ mile car trip that Chris took from his home in Ruckersville, Virginia to Cleveland, Ohio. Chris set out for Ohio on Thursday, 26 February 2009, under the false pretense that Julie had been kidnapped and he needed to rescue her, and returned home early the following morning. The trip marks quite possibly the most physical effort Chris ever made in pursuit of the Love Quest, consuming nearly 24 hours of time, far from home and the supervision of his family.

Leadup

During a Mumble chat on 10 February 2009, Julie first asked Chris if he would come visit her in Ohio. He responded by asking that she come to his house, saying he wasn't comfortable traveling long distances, especially by himself.[1] Over the next ten days, Chris would change his mind and agree to visit, before backing out again, and then agreeing he would start setting aside money for an eventual trip within the next couple of months, though he might bring his mom along. Julie tried to dissuade him from bringing his mom saying "I was thinking that when you get here...you know."[2]

During another chat on 22 February, Chris stated that he would "feel at unease if I made the trip without the emotional support of my family". He wanted to have Julie talk to his parents in order to gain their support. Julie replied by saying she was beginning to suspect Chris didn't want to see her. Chris stated that his mother was paranoid for his safety and suspected Julie might be a police officer posing as an underaged girl.[3] The next day, Chris reiterated that Barb was still against him going to Ohio. Chris started looking within his church congregation for a different escort for the trip, and suggested that Rocky (who has family in Ohio and visits the state on occasion) might be up for it.[4]

Things took a quick turn later that day when Max informed Chris that Julie had been taken ransom by himself and Clyde Cash. He stated that he would give Chris five days to come to 2229 East 46th St., Cleveland, Ohio and rescue her.[5][4] Unsure on what to do Chris turned to fans in a Mumble chat for advice. He stated that he still felt insecure about going there against his parents' wishes. Members of the chat persuaded Chris to be assertive and convinced him that it wasn't a To Catch a Predator-style sting, as police posing as minors always explicitly tell suspects that they are underage. Chris said he was going to talk to his mother and put his foot down.[6]

The next day (which happened to be his 27th birthday) Chris went to his Aunt Corrina's funeral. He discussed his plans with family members and claims they all encouraged him to go to Ohio.[7] He also claims that the spirits of his maternal ancestors wished him a safe trip to Ohio.[8] That night Chris sent the following email to Clyde Cash:

"I have NOT failed you, sir, as a matter of fact, I am coming to Cleaveland [sic] tomorrow; I am preparing for my journey, my mind is set, and I have the support of God, my relatives and my friends. So quit trying to scare me, because it is NOT working; tomorrow morning, I am coming to Cleaveland [sic], Ohio for Julie."[9]

Chris did not in fact leave for Ohio the next day, as he had not yet received all of his birthday money. Instead he filled up his gas tank and prepared for the trip. He packed six sets of clothes as well as his PSP and Nintendo DS.[10]

The trip

Chris left at 5:30 on the morning of 26 February without informing his parents. He left a note for them to read when they woke up, along with a map of his planned trip.[11] After Chris's parents saw the note they called the police and filed a missing persons report.[11] According to Bob, Chris had never driven over fifty miles out of town before. Bob and Barb worried that Chris would get himself killed.[12]

Chris got on Interstate 81 heading north; it can then be assumed that he took U.S. Route 522 and Interstate 70 to Breezewood, Pennsylvania, where he got on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, which becomes the Ohio Turnpike at the Ohio state line. At the tollbooth on the Ohio state line, Chris accidentally locked himself out of his car. Somebody at the tollbooth had AAA Roadside Assistance and called them to help Chris get back into his car.[12]

Chris had taken only $50 with him, $40 of which he had gotten the previous day for his birthday. He realized this might not be enough for the trip when he was faced with an $11 toll on the Pennsylvania Turnpike (according to Bob, Chris had never been on a toll road before).[12] Around 4:30 in the afternoon Chris stopped in Streetsboro, Ohio to buy food and gas. He purchased 6.385 gallons of gas from Sheetz for $11.68 and got a small hamburger with mayonnaise and no pickles, and a lemonberry slushie from Sonic for $2.70.[13] According to Chris, the slushie was made with real fruit and had two lemon wedges in it.[14]

He arrived at the outskirts of Cleveland soon after, where he called his parents.[12] Upon reaching 2229 East 46th St., Chris found a run-down old house with an elderly black woman residing in it. Neither she nor anyone else he asked in the neighborhood had heard of Julie or Max Milvana.[9] Chris then tried visiting an address on nearby East 40th Street (probably a church)[note 1] which the woman said she received mail for; he found no sign of Julie at this address either but remarked at the "Jewish church" next door.[note 2][15] Chris then turned around and headed back towards Ruckersville. He arrived home at 3:00 the following morning.[12]

Julie's purported residence at 2229 East 46th St. is actually one of the Andrew and James Dall Houses, local landmarks once inhabited by two of Cleveland's most prominent builders.

Aftermath

Despite being duped by trolls, Chris saw the trip as a positive experience. In an email to Clyde Cash,[9] Chris stated:

I traveled an 800+ Mile Round Trip to Cleveland, Ohio, only to find at the address you gave me led me to a run-down old red house with an elderly woman residing in it, but not you nor Julie; no one in that neighborhood even heard of Julie nor Max.

Go ahead, Laugh it up, but I want to THANK YOU very much for the Traveling Expierence; I actually did have a GREAT TIME on the road, and enjoyed the sights and views. :)

Chris's parents did not share the same positive opinion of the trip, and told him if he traveled at all after the trip to Cleveland, he would not be allowed back into his home, and would be left homeless or even worse.[16]

During his call with Kacey's father Matthew, Chris mentioned the Ohio trip in a conversation about him continually falling for fake women. Matthew angrily questioned how it was possible for Chris to drive eight hundred miles for a fake girlfriend, yet he couldn't do the same for Kacey, who lived much closer to Chris in Washington, D.C.

In CCWC's Final Warning to the Second CWC, the trip is mentioned again. Chris states he had "experienced some of the good things in life" such as traveling to Ohio, playing the lottery and having a few drinks.

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The address Chris provides in the chat is 2229 East 40th St., which does not exist. Chris obviously copied the house number from Julie's home address by mistake. There are several churches on East 40th Street.
  2. ↑ Chris may have been referring to the nearby Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses on 3900 Central Ave. There are no synagogues in the area.

References

  1. ↑ Mumble 3
  2. ↑ BlueSpike PSN Chat 4
  3. ↑ BlueSpike Skype Logs 11
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 BlueSpike Skype Logs 12
  5. ↑ BlueSpike Skype Logs 11
  6. ↑ Mumble 10
  7. ↑ Sarah May Skype Logs#27 February
  8. ↑ Jackie Chat 7
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Clyde E-mails
  10. ↑ Jackie Chat 7
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Jackie E-mails 6
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 Emily Date Conversation Transcript
  13. ↑ File:Nnocac.jpg
  14. ↑ Sarah May Skype Logs
  15. ↑ BlueSpike Skype Logs 13
  16. ↑ Jackie E-mails 13
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