10-minute murder contains depictions of actual crimes. What you are about to hear is real and violent in nature. Discretion is advised. This is 10-minute murder.

Welcome to the Brief and Benjable True crime podcast, 10-minute murder.

My name is Joe, the host, and thanks for being here.

Except those of you that use the comic sans font as a grown-up adult.

It makes your emails look like a garage sale flyer, FYI.

So maybe look into Helvetica, Ariel, or even Times New Roman in a pinch.

I don't know how you go about getting something canceled.

But if anyone knows, let's push comic sands near the top of that list, please.

Thank you.

And yes, getting worked up about trivial things is kind of my thing.

Next week, we'll discuss all of you that dress like you're a

middle school art teacher when you aren't a middle school art teacher. I'm kidding about that one.

I actually kind of like that. I guess now it would be a good time to welcome you if you're new to

the podcast. You clearly just walked into a weird rant that you didn't sign up for. But would you like to sign up for it? Listen to the episode today and if by the end of it you think this is a podcast that you'd like to listen to a couple times a week, you can subscribe. And when you subscribe, you get all the episodes right after I complete them with no delay. Now, today's story. I'm going to tell very little of it at the beginning.

It's going to start out pretty straightforward. Nick Nigro, in shock after walking in his

girlfriend's house and seeing blood everywhere. Frantic and clearly upset, he called for help. 9-11, where's your emergency?

I need an officer, whoever's got to send an ambulance to 804 Scarborough Drive and

immediately.

Okay, what's going on there?

I just came home, and my girlfriend and her mother, somebody hurt them in her

over the house. I seen blood everywhere and I ran out. I'm up in the front yard now. Okay,

listen, calm down. He just got to the house and somebody hurt his house. Somebody just saw

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