I'm going to try and make it through, Joey.

I'm going to try and make it through.

Aren't we all?

I don't know how this is going to go, everyone, but pray for me.

Okay.

Well, I think you should change your attitude and try again.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to a very special edition of I think not's true crime rundown.

I am your host, Ellen Marsh, and across for me is my better half, Joey Taranto, and my former better half, Sergeant Detective Anthony

Rikowsky. We will get all into it. But welcome, Anthony. We've missed you. How are you?

Thank you for having me. I missed you guys too. Doing well. Thank you.

For those of you who are new here, oh boy, what a story. Anthony was, were you a sergeant back in the

disappeared days? No, for disappeared, I was a detective. Well, yeah. Sergeant Detective came to us during episode 111 when we were covering the Angel Garcia case that took place in Hartford, Connecticut.

And you know how Joey and I are.

And our sweet, handsome sergeant over here was wearing a very ill-fitting suit.

And that's when we meet Detective Anthony Rikowsky of the Hartford Police Department.

This man is a looker.

He's got a bus cut, a dimple in his chin, and a place in my bed whenever he was.

Just as I'm about to engrave my wedding invitations with the hot detective. I see him walking in that suit. I didn't pay attention to the suit. I was only looking at the face. Okay. Well, that was the most ill-fitting suit I have ever seen in my life. It was like he got locked out of his apartment that day, and he went to some dude at the gym who shops at the big

and tall story's like, bro, do you have a suit? I have this thing for disappeared today. And he's

like, I just need a suit. Ella, you can fix that. I don't have a lot of secondhand embarrassment

because I have my hands full with my first hand embarrassment. But I was deeply embarrassed for this

man.

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