Hey everybody welcome back to our podcast. This is murder with my husband. I'm Peyton Moreland and I'm Garrett Moreland and he's the husband and I'm the husband.

Okay, let's get over right into Garrett's 10 seconds today. Peyton and I have been watching the last of us.

You watched it. It's pretty good. It took us. I would say a couple episodes to get into it just to kind of

I don't know get used to all the characters. Mm-hmm.

An actress is an actor and all that but it's been great and then

Daisy is Daisy who is currently sitting on my lap

decided to pee the bed the other night.

Well, she peed on top of our comforter. Ah, didn't you?

Just kind of for no reason so we had to wash everything so that was fun.

She hasn't done it since but and that was the first time and that was the first time but

What is learning she's still learning she's still getting there

But you know, we still love her. You just outed her like right here. Oh, yeah

Do it again. I'm gonna out you again. Do it. I dare you. It's also currently dumping snow in Utah

So if you have any plans to come to Utah be careful

I mean, I guess if you're skiing or snowboarding then it's a good time to come if you could fly in and get up

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Let's hop into this week's episode our episode sources are chilling crimes.com 4-8 hours on ID CBS news ABC news.go and newspapers.com

Okay, I know I say all the time

But forensic genealogy has changed things so dramatically in the last four years

Not that today's case has any connection to forensic genealogy or genetic genealogy as some call it

But this is the kind of case that if it hadn't been solved the way it was solved

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