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Hey true crime besties, welcome back to an all new episode of serialously with me Annie Elise

guys I am here today to break down another crazy ass true crime case for you

now let me recap if you're brand new here let me just

tell you what it is we're doing over here on the pod. Basically I'm talking with

you all things true crime. Deep dives updates all the, but I like to do it in a way where it feels like we're just having a conversation. We're friends, maybe we're having a glass of wine, maybe we're having a protein shake, whatever you're into, and I'm just breaking down these cases for you

like I would with my best friend, my sister, my husband,

even though he tunes me out and doesn't want to hear anything about it.

But you get the gist.

I try to just make it more conversational sometimes these

cases are so heavy and the language used is so clinical so stiff so flowery

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