Hi Robia. Hey Alan, how you doing? Good, how are you? I mean, considering that it's a Monday morning, I'm relatively well, and we are living in historic times, as you know, we're going to talk about today. It's been crazy.

I don't know what you're talking about. It's been such a boring week. I was struggling to find a story today for about damn crime, but I'm making stuff up at this point, you know?

Yeah, it's been a slow news week for sure.

Well, welcome everyone to about damn crime.

We bring you about damn crime every other week though we do give it to you every week on our

Patreon. I am Ellen Martian across for me is the beautiful talented and effortlessly effervescent.

Ravi Chaudhary, and we are here giving you about damn crime,

which is our series where we go over the true crime headlines of the week.

And it's been a pretty slow news week so I don't

know how this one is going to go Robbie I will see yeah I mean like you said we

had to really pull from the depths of the internet to get some good stories to

you guys but we have some obscure stuff but you just

launched your new podcast the other day tell our listeners all about it yes I am

very excited about it it's called Roby Jaudhry presents the Mystery Hour with the

Alfred Hitchcock and Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine's very long title. However, we

just call it the Mystery Hour and it is three years in the making maybe more

because I swear to God I actually manifested it into existence.

I grew up reading these magazines because I couldn't afford the subscription. I was a kid I would go to the library and read them.

They are together I mean they're over like 60 years old, like they've been going back for that many years, but the best mystery writing in America, so I'd read them in the library. And then years later, like five years ago, I discovered that they still exist.

But they're in digital format mostly.

They kind of had a podcast.

Like they would just have authors read their own stories on their phones,

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