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Welcome to Crawl Space. I'm Tim here today with Lance. Lance, how are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today, Tim. This episode coming up is one of the more fascinating conversations that you and I have had kind of one-on-one about a topic that's super interesting to us because you get to look into the psychological spectrum that somebody like this could be on or was on at the time of his crimes.

But I'm on a spectrum of wondering how you're doing today, Tim. So before we get to this, where's your needle at?

Wow. Yeah, that was the reach.

It's bouncing in the red, Lance. I'm excited here today. Yeah, very excited to speak about this real sadistic son of a gun. His name is Edward Wayne Edwards.

He is a serial killer, was a serial killer. He was born in 1933. He's American, and we're going to go through his timeline and some of the murders that he confessed to.

Right, and not only the murders that he confessed to, but how he manipulated the media and the public and his own image. So really fascinating conversation here. Between two really fascinating guys.

We're just nominated for a clue award from CrimeCon. We'll see you down there in Orlando in a couple of weeks in September of 2023. Thanks a lot of CrimeCon.

This is an honor just to be recognized in this way.

It certainly was, and when you look at all of the other names that are up there and all of the other categories, I mean, it's very humbling to be a part of that.

Again, an honor to be nominated, but I'm going to be so mad if we don't win. I'm going to start flipping tables.

This research about Edward Wayne Edwards was brought to us by Bumika Sharma. So big thanks to Bumika.

And some of this information comes from these books that were written about Edward Wayne Edwards. There's one called It's Me. Edward Wayne Edwards.

The serial killer you never heard of, and that's written by John A Cameron. And he also kind of wrote an expanded version called It Was Always Me.

And then there was a docu series called It Was Him, the many murders of Ed Edwards. So this case, while not very popular, like not a real popular serial killer name, it's very interesting and has been covered a lot in the past few years.

And you mentioned the books, Tim, and the documentary. There's also the podcast called The Clearing, which approaches the story from April Bolassio's point of view.

She is the daughter of Edward Wayne Edwards, and that is a podcast from Pineapple Street Media and Gimlett Media. So check that out if you want to go into this story from that perspective.

And Tim, if anybody wanted to listen to this episode, plus every other piece of content that we have without the commercials or sponsorship interruptions, where would they go to do so?

Well, listeners can now subscribe to crawlspace premium on Apple podcasts. But if you're not an Apple user, you can go to crawlspace.supportingcast.fm and sign up for the same product there.

You get early releases, ad free episodes are weekly bonus show. And this is all bundled with missing, which is another one of our podcasts.

And the new podcast from crawlspace media called Dark Valley. And you'll hear all of that ad free.

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