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Hello and welcome back to Cult Leader. I'm your Cult Leader, Spencer Henry and Babes. I got a good one for you today. I had so much fun doing the research for today's episode.

I'm ready for it. I'm here for it. We've got Moida. We've got Possible Diamond Thaft. We got it all. We're going back to the 20s for part of today's episode, which you already know what's about to happen.

Last week we did the Menendez brothers. I read a lot of comments on last week's episode and I loved hearing your guys' opinions. I posted a few polls on my story that day. While the overwhelming majority felt like the sentencing fit the crime, there were still a lot of people that felt conflicted because of the abuse allegations.

Some people commented or message that they felt like me where maybe going into it, you had these preconceived notions that Eric and Lyle were just these spoiled, Beverly Hills children that shot their parents for money. Because I think that's what the press again really played up.

But after hearing the abuse allegations were like, oh shit, wait, I think we all probably left feeling a little different than we went into it, which you know, that's the goal.

We did get a few people who were like, you didn't go deep enough into the abuse for people to fairly gauge an opinion, which I totally get. And again, encourage you to look at the transcripts from the trial. But there were some very specific details of abuse that, like I mentioned on the episode, I was just not super comfortable sharing out loud. Specifically because it's children, I don't know. I don't know. Alas, when we move on, boats against the current. I did see somebody sent me, actually I think a few people sent me this tick talk of some girl.

Like romanticizing the Menendez brothers, which is just always so unsettling to me. I'm like, girl, get help. Like there's a difference. Obviously you guys know I've talked about it before between being interested in true crime, which I think is natural. And obviously a lot of people are. And actually like idolizing slash glamorizing these sickos.

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So the way this episode came about when I was last at my sister's house, we watched this movie called I see you and I was introduced to a new term called frogging that is with a pH. And I'll get more into the actual definition later on. I don't want to spoil any of today's story, but whether you're familiar with the term or not, we're definitely going to have a few surprise moments today.

I texted the after I watched that movie or while I was watching it, I texted Ash and Elena from morbid and I was like, yo, what the fuck? And we started talking about this other case that involved frogging.

And so I'll probably cover that eventually. But today's story we're going to go a little all over the place of do your best to pay attention because this is a weird story and you'll want to hear everything because this is what I would call a party story.

And by that, I mean, if you were at a party and you're, you know, in the kitchen, nights come into an end and you just have that itch to tell someone something awful. This is the story that you would want to tell.

I remember I was laughing this morning because I was thinking about how I went to this craft thing one time. I was at this like super hipster L.A. craft store in silver lake. And I was taking this class by this guy and it was on like building table top structures like decorative.

I don't even know what it was. Honestly, I made some weird thing out of wood and it's been in a cabinet ever since. Maybe I'll auction it off one day, some OG art.

This was pre cult leader. This was literally in 2018. So it must have been like right before I actually started doing cult leader. Like I was at a table with some girls and they were like, oh, like let's all follow each other on Instagram whatever. And this girl was like, oh, what's this?

It was a story I had posted the night before about a murder. And I was like, oh, like I talk about murder on my Instagram stories sometime. And they were like, oh, really? And I was like, yeah. And they were like, tell us about one.

And so literally, kid, you're not the poor guy who was like trying to run this class was like looked over and all this and I had just like this little crowd of a table around me. And I was just talking to them about what was I talking?

Probably the axement of New Orleans. That's always been a go to of mine. But this is a good party story to know. So we're gonna start on August 22nd of 1922.

That evening, police are called to the home of Fred and Dolly Osterick at 858 North Andrews Boulevard in Los Angeles, California.

Wait, hold on. I forgot we were in the 20s. Cute the music. Neighbors reported hearing what sounded like multiple gunshots go off in the home.

When the authorities arrived, they walked in and they find the owner Fred dead on the floor surrounded in a pool of his own blood.

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