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It's always the husband.

It's always the husband.

It's always a husband.

I don't keep me.

Hi, everybody.

This is Sarah. This is Sarah.

This is Megan.

Welcome back to It's Always the Husband.

We're so glad you are listening.

We have another episode of Till Death, Do Us Part, an ID network show that I think is pretty good because they do talk to the real people quite a bit, have some reenactments, of course, because you need that.

They're not as terribly done as our favorites, you know, forensic files and fatal vows and such.

And they show from the crime scene, things like that that you want to see.

So it's actually a really good show, I think, giving as well a lot of this husband-wife drama

that's right up our alley.

So you can watch it.

It is.

The opening the credits roll and they like

it looks like creepy or tiny yeah and then it'll put like loving partner the words pop up loving

partner question mark and then it they get crossed out then it says murderer yes and then it

disappears yeah and then it goes kitchen knife question mark crossed out. Then it says murderer. Yes. It's very dramatic. And then it goes, kitchen knife, question mark.

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