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against children. This podcast is not for everyone. You have been warned. Hey everybody,

it's Colin here. So today's episode is going to be a bit different. As you probably have

already noticed, there are breaths in this episode because this week Courtney and I have

been filming. We are in Wisconsin. We've been in Wisconsin all week and it is a lot of

work to get this podcast written. I know Courtney takes so long to actually write every

episode she puts so much work in. So we don't want to put out a half-ass product to

y'all who are listening. But today is actually an episode that I'm pretty excited for because

we're going to go through some of our true crime connections. We're going to talk just

Courtney and I together. She's right here. Hello everyone. Yeah, so we're in our hotel

room right now and this is interesting. You want, should we keep it till later? No.

No, we should let's tell them later. Let's tell them later. Okay, well, we'll keep it

a surprise where we're recording this episode. It is from a location that we covered in

a previous two-part episode of the show. Crazy, crazy place. But we're going to be going

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