Episode 162
S12E162 John James Staniszewski/Fungitarian - From Nightclubs to Mushrooms: One Man’s Fungitarian Revolution
Ever wondered how a mushroom farm could revolutionize the food industry? I sat down with John James Staniszewski, the creator of the fungitarian lifestyle and a pioneer in the vertical farming space, to uncover the secrets of his success.
John's journey from nightclub manager to mushroom mogul is as fascinating as it is inspiring. He shares how he built a thriving mushroom farm from scratch, producing up to 35,000 pounds of mushrooms per month and supplying over 350 grocery stores.
In this episode, we dive deep into the challenges of starting a vertical farm, the importance of hands-on leadership, and John's vision for creating 10 million fungitarians by 2027. John reveals how his past experiences in bodybuilding and personal training shaped his approach to the mushroom industry.
We also explore the parallels between vertical farming and bodybuilding, the potential of mushrooms in addressing childhood health issues, and John's upcoming launch of bioavailable mushroom tinctures and gummies.
If you're curious about the future of food, the potential of mushrooms, or how to build a successful vertical farming business, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to gain insights from a true innovator in the field.
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Key Takeaways
5:42 Transition from nightclub scene to bodybuilding
11:15 Spiritual journey and discovery of magic mushrooms
16:59 Building a mushroom farm
22:31 Challenges of vertical farming and industry insights
28:15 Developing fungitarian food products and business growth
39:33 Current business operations and partnerships
45:46 Defining success: Goal of 10 million fungitarians by 2027
50:57 Leadership growth and employee management strategies
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"I've always been a weirdo, so in all reality it was for me I've been on this like universal timeline where all the things that I want to embody and do have just been ahead of time."
"I believe that I have the opportunity, which you don't get in another lifetime, to be able to gear people towards a new food."
"I'd rather have somebody that knows nothing and wants to learn everything than somebody who thinks they know everything."
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Transcript
So, John James Stanisiewski. Did I get that right?
John James Staniszewski:You nailed it. Perfect. It's impressive on the first time.
Harry Duran:Creator of the fungitarian lifestyle. Thank you so much for joining me on the vertical farming podcast.
John James Staniszewski:Absolutely. Pleasure to be here.
Harry Duran:Where's the home for you?
John James Staniszewski:Home is Chicago.
Harry Duran:Okay.
John James Staniszewski:So right now, home for Chicago for now. And then next week I'll be in Vegas and living there for a few months and potentially going over to Florida. There's many vertical farming opportunities coming my way right now, so I'm kind of leaving myself open to be where I can be of most service at.
Harry Duran:So is it more like a nomadic lifestyle for now?
John James Staniszewski:Yeah. I've decided to take up the nomadic lifestyle and, you know, live out of a few suitcases. My girlfriend lives in Vegas. I will have a place to stay at, but since we do travel so much, it just feels that way, you know, everything's packed properly to travel the right way.
Harry Duran:Were you raised?
John James Staniszewski:I was born and raised in Chicago.
Harry Duran:Okay.
John James Staniszewski:Yeah. So I've been out here my entire life. My family's got really deep roots here and yeah, I've dealt my whole business and success before mushrooms. Being very involved in the Chicago scene. You know, I used to run nightclubs back in the day and.
Harry Duran:Okay.
John James Staniszewski:You know, and I've been a gym owner and personal trainer, nutritionist. And so I've had hundreds of clients all around the city. And I've just made some really, really good connections being in the city and promoting the city. I've been everywhere and, you know, I love it here.
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:One of my favorite places in the world.
Harry Duran:What's your earliest entrepreneurial memory?
John James Staniszewski:Oh, man. I guess entrepreneurial. I don't know if this is entrepreneurial, but I've been working since I was 11. I realized that you can get money carrying people's bags at the golf clubs.
Harry Duran:Okay.
John James Staniszewski:At the golf courses. And I was like a caddy for a summer and then I started it. So I worked at my family as a fast food service restaurant out here.
Harry Duran:Okay.
John James Staniszewski:And I started working there at like 13, busing tables and sweeping and doing that kind of stuff. But I realized though, at like maybe 12 or 13, that if I went the extra mile and gave a little bit extra service and brought them a little bit extra catch up that I can incentivize my tipping. And so I started getting tips when it, you know, you're in a fast food service, that doesn't happen, you know. And I realized that there's a level of service that you can give that will give You a return. And that's kind of really, you know, where that idea started. But working that young made me realize that I never want to work for anybody. So I haven't had like a real 9 to 5 job, I don't know, since I was like 18 years old. I was the first old banker for like six months. And then I was like, okay.
Harry Duran:Not the nine to five kind of guy.
John James Staniszewski:No, not for me, my friend.
Harry Duran:Yeah, I had to learn that the hard way. I was in corporate for 20 plus years.
John James Staniszewski:Oh, okay.
Harry Duran: John James Staniszewski:Right.
Harry Duran:So when you mentioned the nightclub scene, I mean, I was like, that was my, you know, coming of age in like late 80s and 90s New York City.
John James Staniszewski:I mean, no better time or place to be. I. If I, you know, people always ask, where did you go back to? And it was like 80s and 90s.
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:Nightclub scene. Era of expanding these cities. Because Chicago, I mean, our big thing is house music.
Harry Duran:Oh yeah, for sure.
John James Staniszewski:You know, like going to Sound bar and all these other places. Like, house is huge here. And so, yeah, like, that's just another thing. Like the summertime we go hard, you know, it's like as many festivals as we can squeeze in, as much house music as we can listen to. And yeah, I'm a big fan.
Harry Duran:How did you get involved in the scene?
John James Staniszewski:Really? Just, you know, personal training didn't pay. Like 18, 19 years old. And so when I was at the gym, one of the buddy, one of my guys there was a bouncer and he was like, dude, don't worry. You just need to look jack and stand there and you're good. It's like, doesn't get crazy. And I ended up being able to get a job before I was 21, you know, and so starting at like 19 years old.
Harry Duran: John James Staniszewski:And then so by the time I was 21, it was like, okay, I already got the whole idea of the club scene. Now I can kind of bartend Now I have my leadership skills, so I can implement that. And then it just kind of went from, like, one spot to the next. And I ended up becoming the head VIP host and ran the largest nightclub in Chicago history. They opened up this place called Castle, and, I mean, you know, having 25 bottle servers. You know, like, the Bulls players would come in and, you know, popping bottles, base of spades, $200,000 tables, like, you know, the whole thing. So, like, that's really what got me into. It was just the. The sick money, you know?
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:Like, it was just. It was unbeatable. And then, you know, when you're training, it's like, you're not super busy when you start, so you got time.
Harry Duran:How'd you finally wrap that up? And what was the signal for you that you needed to move on?
John James Staniszewski:Yeah, so I wrapped it up in between this, where I was, like, still partying all the time, and then I found out about bodybuilding, like, competitions, and I decided I was like, you know what? I'm gonna turn. You know, I was really. I was already really fit. I was already like, you know, everything was okay, but I was like, all right, I'm gonna. I'm gonna go next level. And I, like, just quit drinking, quit partying, and just dedicated, like, three months into getting ready for this show. And, like, the got down to, like, 5% body fat and the richest I've ever been. And during that time, I just realized that, like, I could still work and not drink and, like, not party and. But then that gets old really fast.
Harry Duran:Yeah. Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:And it was like, okay, well, I can't drink and bodybuild, so I have to pick one. And I fell in love with bodybuilding, so it was, like, a natural thing to just. And once I got into that market, I ended up getting around more people, and so training kind of just started elevating, and I was like, okay, I can compensate now with clients. Three clients, instead of working at a bar for six hours.
Harry Duran:Okay.
John James Staniszewski:You know, and so that's really what transpired it. And I just really wanted to be a lot healthier, you know? Like, I wasn't always this Mr. Fungitarian Fitness, you know, like, that just. I was always into it, but I partied my ass off, my young.
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:You know, and your body was, like, in.
Harry Duran:Probably in conflict, like, hey, dude, you're trying to get fit, but you're also drinking, so you're sending mixed messages to your body, like, you know, washing your creatine down with a beer or something like that.
John James Staniszewski:I was like, am I gonna eat dinner tonight or should I just drink my calories? I was like, okay, that's kind of how it had to be. And I was like, yeah, that's, that's enough. So, yeah, after I got out of that party scene, I went really, really hard on the personal training and the bodybuilding and, you know, I became a bodybuilding coach. Even during that, I had like 10 first place competitors. And it went, it was amazing. You know, it was a good run. I was a sponsored athlete for a supplement company. It was going to the Olympia. And then, you know, during that, though, the crazy thing about it, and that's what I'm trying to convey with so much health, is that, like, even though that was the epitome of hell, it was the best I ever looked and the worst I ever felt.
Harry Duran:Oh, wow.
John James Staniszewski:And so it was like, I'm taking all of these things and doing all these supplements and all this, and it's like you're just switching what you're doing for so called healthy, you know, and then that's when I woke up to all of this. And essentially so at that point I was, you know, competing heavily, like deadlifting, like 500 pounds and like all that kind of crazy stuff.
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:Slightly tearing my L4, L5 and.
Harry Duran:Okay, and what was that that you cut out for?
John James Staniszewski:I got prescribed a bunch of opiates.
Harry Duran:Oh, wow.
John James Staniszewski:And so it was, it went from like five a day, 10 a day to 20 a day.
Harry Duran:Wow.
John James Staniszewski:Like that for like two years straight. And I couldn't figure out how to get off, you know, while still. Like, I take like 10 of these things and go train 10 people, you know.
Harry Duran:Wow.
John James Staniszewski:Made me feel like Superman.
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:And then that's when I realized, like, oh, everything I learned in bodybuilding was kind of a joke. Like, all these supplements are a joke. Like everything's. And now I'm addicted to these pills because I didn't chill and I should have relaxed and rested, you know. And so that is when I found magic mushrooms. And I use magic mushrooms one night and took my opiate addiction away instantaneously.
Harry Duran:Wow.
John James Staniszewski:Yeah. So just in one night. And my whole entire world opened up and changed. And that was my, like, call. I had a come to God moment. God was like, I'll save your life. You saved the world with mushrooms. So from that point on, there's a lot more to the story. But it's essentially that was the catalyst that shifted everything for me. And when I woke up free of not having to take this substance, it's a miracle, you know, I'll do whatever you say.
Harry Duran:Yeah. Had you previously to that ever had what you would maybe call a spiritual experience?
John James Staniszewski:So yeah, I've always been a spiritual person, whether it be focusing from a religious standpoint of looking at God. I grew up Catholic and so I've always had that. But my mother was a very spiritual person. Like a hippie spiritual person.
Harry Duran:Yeah, yeah.
John James Staniszewski:Tarot cards and zodiacs and all of that stuff. Yeah, yeah, I had that upbringing as. So I always knew that there was more out there. Right. And like reading my zodiac signs my entire life to me, you know, so it's like, you know, you get to see both spectrums and then for a period I kind of just felt, I just didn't care. You know, I fell out of it when I was in the nightclub stuff. And then that's what really brought me back into loving it and studying, you know, the universe and God and where we are spiritually. And so I've studied, you know, Buddhism, Islam, Christianity. I've looked to, you know, the different metaphysics of essentially what is capable with our mind and how we transmute our thoughts into energy and that energy then transfers out to other people and then taking that understanding through a lot of self help books, you know, I, dude, I didn't read a full book Till I was 26 years old, you know, and the first book I read was the Laws of Success by Napoleon. And I took that and with it.
Harry Duran:You know, you're like, oh, user guide, got it.
John James Staniszewski:Like dude, there's a manual. Oh my God. And so that like transpired everything and I like that would, I would say is the biggest catalyst for me and my success is that I took that as a hundred percent belief. Yeah, that's the truth. You can do that. You can set your intention, have a definite purpose, call upon it, prey upon it and you're going to attract that energy towards you. So I use that and you know, now I respect all spirituality, I respect all religion, I encourage it. I teach people through mushroom ceremonies and working with them on coaching, whether it be microdosing or whatever it might be, but to find the God for you, you know, find whatever, whatever that might be. But know that there's this invisible, intelligent, infinite source that is there to call upon if you decide.
Harry Duran:Yeah, absolutely. I feel like when you're ready and open to it and if you've invited it in a way, either through your life choices or because you know, you've decided that, you know, it's time to have that conversation, I'VE been on a spiritual journey probably for 20 plus years, but.
John James Staniszewski:Oh, nice.
Harry Duran:Yeah. So it's like the first book I think was. That cracked it open was Deepak Chopra's the Seven Spiritual Laws of Success.
John James Staniszewski:The great one.
Harry Duran:Yeah. And so it just kind of just spiral from there and then that's. I always tell people now it's gonna be hard to outwoo me at this point because I literally have gone down light workers, rabbit holes, like pyramids. Like what's under the Sphinx? Like, dude, you know, thank you, Harry.
John James Staniszewski:Thank you. I'm so with you. Like, I. And I feel bad sometimes now because, like, people come up to me and start saying it and it's like, all right, cool. So now I know you're gonna go down this rabbit hole next. You're gonna. You're gonna turn that way. It's like this never ending journey where it's like I explore it now. You can't spend your time always learning. You need to spend your time living.
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:You know, living what you have taken in and then embodying that. And I think that's the hardest part.
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:Is coming back to those reminders that miracles happen every day and that you should have like a five set of miracles that have happened to you, because it's all happened. You all seem to like the unbelievable. And it's like, draw upon those every time you forget, you know, like.
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:Remember.
Harry Duran:Yeah. My current fascination is the reality creation and like multiple timelines and just how they're all existing at once and how you're just. You just have to raise yourself to the vibration of the timeline where what you want has already happened.
John James Staniszewski:Correct.
Harry Duran:And then you live as if it's already happened. And it's kind of like the Esther Hicks vibe set as well. And so me and my partner have been having some conversations about that as well. But I think it's. The more you open yourself up to it, I think there is some integration that you have to do. Because I've done like ayahuasca ceremonies and it's like, it's a powerful thing. But like, then the real work comes after where you have to figure out like everything that just came in. Like, what are you going to do with it and what are you going to change about your life?
John James Staniszewski:Absolutely, man. I couldn't agree more. I follow that philosophy as well, because people don't realize that we're actually living in the past dependent on words that have set traumas into us, that can't allow us to push forward into this dimension. Because we are set on timeline leaps, you know, and it's getting past that and realizing that you're allowing the world to keep you stuck in that loop. But with the ayahuasca, with the mushrooms, it's so powerful and it's so much that if you're not integrating and you're not like journaling while you're doing it and then getting around other people, like, what I see all the time is other people have those profound moments. They connect, they get back to it, but then they go back around and the five people closest to them all are still stuck in this matrix and living this game. And they're like, what are you talking about? Like, and then you disbelieve all of this belief that just came to you. And so integration has to be a part of any ceremony and a part of your life. Because it's just. It's so much. You're never going to get it on the first time, you know, like, it's never. It's not a one and done. It's a forever learning process, you know.
Harry Duran:Although the people that do the ibogaine, they do the one and done and they're just like, I'm good.
John James Staniszewski:You know what, dude, thank you. Yeah, thank you for saying that. Because it's.
Harry Duran:I haven't done it.
John James Staniszewski:'ve heard, like, I'm obsessed. I'm obsessed and studying it. I.
Harry Duran:But it's for a big time, like, PTSD type stuff. Well, really, like for people that really need that, like, you know, reset.
John James Staniszewski:For me, it's for the attic, you know, it's for therapy.
Harry Duran:Yeah, yeah, for sure.
John James Staniszewski:No, it's for the person that can't let that cannabis addiction or whatever the addiction might be. Like, sure. It, like, you know, I've talked to countless people about it. It's a miracle. You know, I've talked to a friend that's like gotten off a heroin. Who's had heroin in the house that like went back and just threw it away, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, it's. That doesn't. Yeah, that's not.
Harry Duran:Yeah, that's not.
John James Staniszewski:You know, so there is really big breakthroughs coming with that and I think the United States is really going to lean heavy into that. I know Texas is working on bringing ibogaine therapy for people and so that essentially could be the one and done. But it was on my to do list in like the next. Sometime in the next year.
Harry Duran:Oh, wow.
John James Staniszewski:For sure. Just the only one I haven't done yet.
Harry Duran:Yeah, we might have to Have a follow up after that.
John James Staniszewski:Yes, 100%.
Harry Duran:So how has that affected. I love this podcast because I can just ask whatever I want.
John James Staniszewski:Yeah, that's super cool. Yeah.
Harry Duran:But I, and I just kind of follow my own threads and usually the listeners along for the journey. But like how has this journey, this personal spiritual journey for you affected how the outside world interacts with you?
John James Staniszewski:You know, I've always been a weirdo, so in all reality it was for me I've been on this like universal timeline where all the things that I want to embody and do have just been ahead of time, you know, and like mushrooms was one of those things. But so is reality. You know, I've been doing Wim Hof for almost a decade. You know, like, okay, yeah, you know, I've been in this for such a long time and you know, the reality is caught up to me as I say it is like now it's socially acceptable and it's a normal thing and everybody does it and it's like. But back then it wasn't. But I think that's what separated me above and that's why people worked with me. They know I'm getting up early and I'm going and meditating and I'm going to go on, you know, do 10 mile walks so I can be spiritually connected to God more. And I'm going to fast for 72 hours or, or I'll do it five day, you know. And so I think over time the world has just become more of that. So it's been more acceptable and open. But no, dude, like seven, eight years ago, goofball, you know, it was just like, oh, okay, what are you doing? It's weird.
Harry Duran:Who have been some of your mentors along the way along this path, man.
John James Staniszewski:Like my three go to that I always tried to or four I guess to draw back onto is Michael Singer. He's fantastic. The Untethered Soul. If you've never read it, David Goggins.
Harry Duran:Oh yeah, he's just a beast.
John James Staniszewski:He's just a beast. You know, you can't listen to him and not want to go run or do something.
Harry Duran:You know, he's pushing the limits of what's possible or even should be done to the human body. But it just shows you like, you know, how much of it is a mental game.
John James Staniszewski:Oh yeah, man. He breaks all. And that's what I'm saying. The book isn't about how to or his story isn't about fitness. It's not about working out. It's about the mind.
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:What is actually capable from just a regular person.
Harry Duran: John James Staniszewski:I think that's the biggest message that you can get and embody is that, you know, you're not special. You know, he's just another normal guy. Marcus Aurelius.
Harry Duran:Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:I read Meditations by Marcus almost every day. And so, you know, it's all different facets. But for me, I always tell people that in this life, I have a lot of cool friends and I have a lot of cool people, but I want to draw upon grandmasters. And even if I've never met them, they're my best friends and my mentors, you know, because I can call upon their books or their ideas, because that's what I know that I wanted to embody. And at the time, I didn't have that network of people that I could call upon and rely upon. So you then end up wanting to. You know, I'm a big believer that you are the five closest people that you surround yourself with.
Harry Duran:Jim Rohn. Yeah. Classic clip. Yeah.
John James Staniszewski:You know, and so I realized that I can just embody them.
Harry Duran:Yes.
John James Staniszewski:Like, the character that I want to be is part of them. And like, in different instances, I can call upon the Goggins. I could call upon the Michael Singer and surrender. I can ask, you know, Marcus Rious, what's the philosophy in this lesson?
Harry Duran:Sure.
John James Staniszewski:You know, and so that's. Those have been really big mentors to me along this path. And I mean, plenty others. But definitely those three you mentioned, the.
Harry Duran:Fourth you were considering.
John James Staniszewski:I know, and I lost it because Marcus Aurelius stepped in. But the other one, which I guess it's not a mentor, but if I've read every single one of his books, but it would be Napoleon Hill.
Harry Duran:Yeah. So it's interesting. Are you a Chat GPT user obsessed.
John James Staniszewski:My partner on that, too.
Harry Duran:Well, it's funny because my partner created. She loves ChatGPT, and she's also a fan of Napoleon Hill. So she created this chatbot, and I'll share it with you later offline to kind of test it out. But it's essentially, it's called Hill's Mastermind.
John James Staniszewski:Okay. No way.
Harry Duran:It takes, you know, it takes the concept of Mastermind.
John James Staniszewski:Yeah.
Harry Duran:Napoleon Hill. Right. And what you do is you feed it. Like, in her case, she's got like, you know, some famous authors that she likes. She's got, like, you know, I think Tony Robbins in there, and she's got some people who do ifs work and off the back and just like, really inspirational people from a wide range of disciplines. But essentially, you set up your council, and it's ideally someone who's got a lot of public knowledge or a book or something. So if you say David Goggins.
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