Hello and welcome back to True Crime Guys Podcast. I'm your host Michael and the co-host

better than Jam and Toast is with me today. Andy, pretty good Michael. Are you pretty good?

I'm pretty good. You can't spread me that well, but I'm already spread pretty thin

over here, so don't try and put me on anything else, all right? No, no, no, man. We're not

trying to spread you too thin. But guys, we're glad that you can join us again. If you're

watching us on YouTube, don't forget to hit that like and subscribe button, and as well

as that notification bell so you can know what the hell we're doing over here, because

we are uploading new things on the daily, Andy, on the daily. Am I exaggerating? Oh no,

I'm definitely getting those notifications down. That's right. So if you missed last

week's episode, uh, speaking of YouTube posts, we took a look at the life and crimes of

a former MMA fighter and Hollywood one hit wonder, Joseph Saan, which some of you may remember

as the character random task from the first Austin Powers movie. Uh, his life basically

revolved around a brutal kidnapping rape and torture that went unsolved for almost 20 years

before a DNA test sealed the silent henchman's fate. But for our case this week, we're going

to be talking about convicted serial murder and rapist Anthony Soel. Otherwise known

as the Cleveland Strangler. I really don't know how this guy is phone under our radar

for so long, Andy. I felt the same way after it when I first putt when this guy first

popped up on one of my like suggestions. I was like the Cleveland Strangler. I've heard

of so many other stranglers, right? Yeah, the cleave like it seems like when you when you

hear his story, it feels like it should have been a lot more like bigger news to us.

You know what his case lacks? It lacks it and investigation, a long term investigation.

It's like once they got onto this guy, once some, once some witnesses started talking,

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