24: #24- He Made Perfume Out Of Beautiful Women & Everyone Went Crazy For It

Baking A Murder

Stephanie Soo

True Crime, Comedy, Tv & Film

4.9 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 26 February 2022

⏱️ 93 minutes

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He had a nose unlike any other in Paris. Legend has it - he could smell the ocean from 2,500 miles away. It was no wonder he would grew up to be the master of perfumes. One that would create not just amazing, elevated, and entrancing scents. But scents that could be powerful enough to control others around you when you wear it. Ever wish you could put your loved one in your little pocket, carry them around with you, and smell their intoxicating scent everywhere you went? Well what if you could? All you have to do - is sacrifice your loved one. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Bettering, better man!
0:01.2	Welcome to this week's Baking a Mystery Baking a Murder,
0:04.7	Little Story Time!
0:06.0	Let me tell you, today we're talking about the book and the movie,
0:09.1	but I read the book version called Perfume,
0:11.6	A Story of a Murder.
0:13.6	I just want to make a little preface, this is all fictional,
0:16.6	but second thing, Keith Shantel and 3 Bloop.
0:20.0	Listen, I saw the comments, I saw it,
0:22.4	I saw them like every day for like a week straight,
0:25.7	and now I'm finally doing it.
0:27.1	Sorry it took me a little minute,
0:28.5	so we're also going to be baking something,
0:30.1	this is what they call sausage pastries,
0:32.2	elegue Asian bakery.
0:33.9	I don't know if you guys have seen them before,
0:35.4	but they're absolutely delicious,
0:37.5	apparently you can make them at home,
0:39.2	so we're just going to get started on the baking
0:41.7	and on the story.
0:43.2	Did you know that perfume originated in ancient Egypt?
0:47.0	So that's apparently where perfume first was found,
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