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that's just because I'm a bit of a homebody and I love a 5. But I think it's just the

holiday period. It's just for me, it's the most romantic period. And I think anyone who's

listened to my records will know that I'm quite a big fan of rowbacks.

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Hello everybody, welcome back to another episode of casual criminalist. As always, hello

there. I am your casual criminalist. By casual criminalist, it means like no criminalist.

Definitely not in no way. I mean, I watched a lot of CSI as a kid. I don't know if that

counts. It doesn't at all. Welcome back to the show. What we do here is we've got,

obviously a big one today. Got a big one. One of the biggies. I was determined to do more

of the biggies, which feels like a really strange way to refer to horrible serial killers.

To some of the big ones in 2022, because I kind of avoided them because I always wanted

to touch on new ones, lesser heard of stuff. But also, I realised people love the classics.

Again, so, Simon. Classics. Biggies. These were horrible 20th century serial killers.

You know, we got Ted Bundy coming up. That's going to be grim. Ed Geen. That's even though

he killed less people, he just did it in such a horrible way that it's not, oh my god,

I'm dead. What the f*** mate? This one is Richard Ramirez. Also another one. I think,

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