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Hello, welcome to Criminal Broads, a true crime podcast about wild women on the wrong side of the law.

Today we're getting into the case of Sintoya Brown, who you may remember as the young girl that Kim Kardashian tweeted about, but we'll get into all of that later.

First, though, I have some news for you all, and I must say it is a bit sad.

This is going to be the last month of Criminal Broads, at least for the time being.

I'm not canceling the podcast. I'm not

shutting it down forever. I'm not deleting every episode and flouncing off and a huff, but I am

taking some time away from it. And I know so many of you really like the podcast and it breaks

my heart to, I feel like I'm abandoning you, but let me just explain. I am first and

foremost a writer as maybe you know if you know anything about me. And when I am writing something

that's not a podcast, not something audio, but something online or in print, it takes a long time.

And I ideally get a nice chunk of time to do that. I don't know if

you remember, but a couple episodes ago, I told you about this piece I wrote for the American

Bar Association Journal on the lawyer who's representing a mother of an alleged victim of John

Wayne Gacy. That piece was so fulfilling for me to write, and it took months,

months between pitching the idea and seeing the idea in print. It was actually the cover story

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