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Exhibit C. It's truly criminal.

Hello and welcome to my favorite murder. That's Georgia Hardstar. That's Karen Kilgera.

And this is True Crime podcast with some other talking in it.

Lots of other talking, mostly other talking. I mean, no, no, no, I think we're about half and half

depending on the week, depending on globally what's happening nationally and then of course locally.

Personally, right? Mostly internally, internally, you know, spiritually. How is your kid?

Kippur. Oh, thank you for asking. It was lovely. We, we, um, lightly celebrated, you know.

May I ask an idea, apologize? Oh, you're, you know, I'm not going to be able to answer whatever it is.

Well, no, no, it's a light one. Okay. But is this the atonement week? Is this the atonement holiday?

Or is that so? Just how do I just shana, which is the new year? That's the new year. Yeah.

And then I'm going to tell you all about what young Kippur is at the top of my head. Okay.

It's weird because you're speaking kind of in a stilted way, but because it means a lot to me,

spiritual. Oh, I see. And so are you getting emotional? You are correct.

Karen, it is known as the day of atonement. And it's actually Karen. You might not know this,

but it's the holiest of the day of the year in in Judaism. That's why I'm trying to get my voice down.

Right. But I thank you for I appreciate you, you know, reflecting my hardcore religion.

Right. And I have nothing to a tone for. So I'm not as familiar with it. Oh, that must feel good.

I'm the only one. You're just that one person that's kind of sin-free.

Not unlike my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, or anything about him. That's different. We'll talk

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