Hey everyone, it's Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

And welcome back.

We are back.

Corpus Delicti, the podcast.

Longest break ever.

It's definitely the longest one we've had.

And it actually ended up getting extended because

I actually ended up having completely unexpected emergency surgery.

So we ended up being out, I think, like, two weeks longer than we even anticipated.

So sorry, forgive us, could not have seen that one come in,

but the good news is Jen is nice and settled in her new house. Let's just say everything is under

one roof. Our storage unit flooded. So we're working on it. We're getting through it. But speaking of Jen not having

everything settled yet, she couldn't find her headphones. So she logs on to Skype just now to

do this. She's wearing like unicorn headphones. It's like kitty cat ears with a unicorn horn. It's clearly her daughter's headphones. I know. I cannot find my earphones anywhere. I'm sure there are one in a box of the 17,000 that I have yet. Because I was going to unpack what the movers brought in and then go get the storage.

But unfortunately, we found out it flooded and we had to move everything within two days.

Well, you look adorable.

If you'd like to see a picture, I am putting one in the group. You look ready to discuss

some horrible graphic crimes. And this story is a little bit graphic, but it is super

interesting because it talks a lot about the criminology and profiling of a killer and what the graphic nature told them,

like told them as the investigators. But before we start, we are still taking letters for Rocky,

and in fact, we need them. There is somewhat of an update. We talked about in his case how he opted for the easiest

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