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music. Exhibit C. It's truly criminal.

Hi, I'm Billy Jensen. Welcome to my favorite murder. I'm guest hosting for Karen in Georgia.

I'm the co-host of Jensen and Holes, The Murder Squad, with Paul Holes.

And Georgia and Karen are not only my friends, but they're my bosses, and they make me laugh out loud.

And I'm so excited to be guest hosting. I actually went back, I listened to a bunch of episodes,

and I went back and listened to the first episode. And Georgia and it says, I feel like we're going

to change lives. She was joking, but she doesn't realize how true that was, including my life, too.

So I love MFM, and I'm here to present my favorite Georgia story and my favorite Karen story.

So we're going to start with my favorite Georgia story. I listened to a bunch. I listened to

Honolulu Strangler, Michael Peterson, Jill Dando, 10th girl. But the one I settled on is the Dexter

Murder from episode 163. I love this episode. The storytelling is clear. It's concise.

Since the subject was a guy making a Star Wars movie, there are Darth Maul and Boba Fett references.

Live action role-playing or larping is described by them as Civil War reenactments meets Star Wars.

There are references to Bumblebee and Wolverine and dating sites and cat fishing. And it's

it's classic Georgia and Karen because it's Georgia talking about how reckless she was as a teenager

in chat rooms talking to all types of strangers. And her username, by the way, was Georgia 1313,

which is funny. And then Karen riffing on Mayspace with a great line where she says,

why don't you just walk down Melrose and ask everyone you meet, am I good looking?

Okay. So, but in the end, they get serious about a really horrific sociopath named Mark

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