10-minute murder contains depictions of actual crimes.

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This is 10-minute murder.

Welcome to the brief and bingeable true crime podcast, 10-minute murder.

My name is Joe, and I'm the host, and I appreciate you being here today.

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story today is a listener submission and very frequently I get submissions like daily multiple

every day I get submissions of people saying can you do an episode on this person can you do an episode on this person? Can you do

an episode on this person? And from there, I go and I research the cases and I see if there's

enough to make a good episode, something that's interesting to listen to. And if it's one that's

well-known, an angle that maybe you haven't heard of before. But today's story is a listener's submission that, number one, I have not ever heard of

this case before.

And number two, I didn't write it or research it.

The entire story you're going to hear today was written and researched by Lindsay in Illinois.

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