Hello, Mother Cheesecake.

Hello, Papa Cheesecake.

Remember before we had those names when we were just

regular people? I do, but now we're superheroes of cheesecake. How are you? You know, I'm

great cheese. Patrick and I, even though we're not ride or dies, we do love each other. And we are now

55 minutes late to record. Now, we've been here for that amount of time. We had a lot to talk about. We've been here maybe 90 minutes. But we just sit there and we chitty chat. It's almost like we're right or dies. We like each other. It feels to me like we're rider dies. How long are we going to say? I mean, that's, is it, is it? Listen, as long as you're bringing it up, I bring it up. What are I going to do? I got a kidney I'm barely using. You need it, mother? I'm going to go elsewhere, but thank you. Thank you. Thank you. My kidney is in very good shape. Thank you. No, we didn't record last week. So we had a lot of catching up to do, lots of stories to tell. Yeah, because we're friends. We are acquaintances who know each other, who at in the workplace. In the, in the, in the, in the, in the, in the, in the, in the, in the, mother, do you want to tell them what we're talking about today? You know what? I do.

Okay, great. And it turns out it's season three, episode nine, a visit from Little Sven. Oh, Little Sven.

It was written by David Nichols. It was directed by Terry Hughes, and it originally aired on November 21st, 1987.

The 1987 America was getting ready for Thanksgiving.

It was just around the corner.

Yep, yep, yep.

So, Mother, I've got a current event from this week to talk about.

Laying on me.

I'm putting on my true crime hat.

Yeah.

So on the week that this episode aired, on November 17th, 1987,

Long Island nurse Richard Angelo was arrested on assault charges for injecting patients with a deadly drug so this guy is a serial killer yep and this was the week that he was arrested and they started to like learn about what he had done so immediately upon his arrest he admits to everything he admits to injecting the drug which which is called Pavolion, I think I'm saying

that right, into one of his patients at Good Samaritan Hospital. And he would later be convicted of

killing four patients with 32 bodies in total being exhumed during the investigation. So throughout

the course of the investigation, it was learned that Angelo was a dedicated worker whose life revolved around hospital emergency rooms and intensive care wards.

Neighbors, college professors, and colleagues at Good Samaritan Hospital where Mr. Angelo worked, described the quote, stocky 25-year-old man.

I thought stocky was going a little far.

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