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Jamie and John here to bring you another crime story. What's up, bud?

Dude, I'm glad to have you back. You've been a world traveler spending some time in LA and wearing an LA Dodgers cap.

Been on the left coast had to buy a hat because my head was getting sunburned and

gonna be honest it's just about the way it fits like this this hat fits really well.

Like it's a great hat, but I've never seen you wear Dodger stuff.

I'm not a Dodger's fan, go reds, but this kept my dome from getting crispy and fits good.

And it's not the traditional like LA traditionally is a blue color.

You're wearing a brown.

It's brown.

So it almost looks like the Cleveland Browns went to LA and did some crossover work.

I'll go with that. That's fine. Yeah. But man, it's good to have you back and I'm excited to be in the studio with you.

We've got a crime story from my neck of the woods again. Tennessee

never disappoint. And I tell you what caught my eye on this one is the fact that

an individual will discuss a great deal about was the youngest woman ever

on death row. So that's what caught my ear and got me interested in this case but

there's a lot more there than that I'll just leave it at that

for now but before we get started I want to give a big thanks to MSGS maybe

messages 40th.

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