Hello and welcome back to the True Crime Guys podcast. I'm your host, Michael, and you know Andy's here. Right and early bushy-tail, baby. I love recording in the morning, Andy. I know. It feels like an actual job. It got up and got at it today. Got in, got up, clocked in, got my coffee. That's right. And we are talking about an axe murder today.

So what a great way to start your day.

But it's an old one.

It's old.

It's even older than Lizzie Borden.

Ooh.

I mean, people don't use axes as much anymore.

Not as much.

No, no.

Not since Norlands.

They're typically older crimes.

Yeah, typically. But guys, before we get into it, I got to remind you that you can catch these episodes early

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Also, with some bonus content.

I think me and Andy talked about 20-something minutes before this episode.

So you can catch that at the end of this episode if you're listening on Patreon as always.

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Today is one of the first cases in a while that's not a case suggestion. It's just something that I found, and I thought was very interesting.

And we needed a break after that awful teenage, brutal gang murder from last week.

That was just one of those ones you had to.

The kid ones, man. Those are the ones you really do. Like I've talked to my, man, Megan, about this before where it's like, I have to just in one ear out the other. Yep. After I talk about it with you, just like, what did you guys talk about it? Like, you can listen to the episode. It seems insensitive, but it's the only way to remain mentally healthy in taking it that often.

Yeah.

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