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That's how we started it this week. Hi everybody.

Hi. Are you there? Hello. Hey, that's Karen. Who's this? That's Karen. Oh, and that's Georgia.

Thank you. Are voices if you can't tell them apart? Oh yeah, you do. You're okay.

Hi, this is Georgia. I gasped into the microphone a lot. Hi, this is Karen. I sang and it lie.

And this is my favorite murder, which is a podcast where we talk about murders that happen

that interest us and intrigues and hopefully make your time at work in this swimming pool or on a

darkened road while you take a walk, go buy a little bit faster. Hey, I welcome.

Goodbye. That was it. It's such an effort to do like an official beginning of this

fucking podcast. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's pass it all by. How keeping

well, so Jacob. Okay, so this is the thing we want to talk about that I said, don't fucking talk

to me about. Tell her about that. That's right. It was very stern. I'm very stern. So Jacob

Wetterling, that their his bought his this, what is he 13 year old kid? He went. He was kidnapped.

It was him, his brother and a friend. They were writing their bikes to the store and a guy held

them again, point and told the other two to run away and took Jacob. 1989, which we have said many

times that the 80s are going to be under arrest for being fucking shitty. It was not a good time

for us as children. Well, speaking of, I just watched a documentary that is now on Netflix

over the weekend called Who Took Johnny. I stared at that all weekend going watch it Karen. This

is supposed to be your thing and I couldn't bring myself to watch it. Why? Because I've heard

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