Hey, everybody. This is your host, Michael Ojibwe. A very quick note. Our feature podcast this week is Rusty Hinges.

If you're like me, you'll love a good mystery. Stay tuned after the show for a quick promo. You won't want to miss it.

Invisible Choir explores detailed depictions of violence and murder and is not appropriate for all audiences.

Listener discretion is advised.

What would you do for love? Most claim they would do about anything.

But a few are willing to lie, cheat, steal or even kill. This time, Uninvisible Choir.

Love is blind, or so they say, especially in the information age. With online dating and social media,

it's easier than ever to connect with people anywhere in the world. Even for those of us who are a little socially awkward or introverted,

the internet becomes a suit of armor. It can give even the meekest among us an incredible confidence in how we present ourselves,

because we have control over what we put out for the world to see. All that is positive and glowing shines for everyone.

While the negatives and the deepest, darkest secrets of our personalities, if you will, exist beneath the accessible surface.

On the internet, you can create the belief that you are just about anyone you desire.

Things like wealth or the appearance of success and social status that once required money, now only require a cleverly posed photograph and a convincing story.

But to bridge the gap between the online and real worlds through love requires truth.

In the case we're examining today is no exception, because when a so-called love is built upon the cracked foundations of money, addiction and obsession,

some are willing to blur the lines between the mundane and the criminal, and are willing to do anything to fulfill their desires.

Even if it means turning on those who we hold closest, our families.

All right, Sylvia, look at me. I am outside going to check the mail.

And I'm asking you, if you can please, pretty please, send me one of your videos.

I love it so much when you just send them to me. Yeah, I don't like buying your stuff. It makes me feel weird. Could you please send me one though?

In an unincorporated area of southern Seminole County in Florida lies the town of Chuliotta.

The name is said to mean land of lakes and pines are beautiful place, whichever meaning you hear depends upon whom you ask in the area.

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