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I'm Rebecca LaVoy, and this is Crime Writers On.

Crime Writers On. It's the original True Crime Review podcast that digs in a true crime,

pop culture, other podcasts.

And on this episode, a curious homemaker solves a cold case murder, implicating six people and sending one away for life.

Was this citizen sleuth's purpose to discover Jessica Curran's killer or to protect him?

We'll talk about the podcast, Bone Valley, Season 3, Graves County.

Joining me to get that done and more is True Crime Author, TV journalist, and host of.

These are their stories podcast, my husband, and The Love of My Life, Kevin Flynn.

Hello, Kevin.

Hello, Rebecca.

Also with us is private investigator, certified pet detective resident cat lady and author of the

final curtain, Laura Bricker. Hi, Laura. Hey, Rebecca. And finally, our captain of all things cynical,

author, podcaster, and soon to be, I don't know, inspiration for a major motion picture with

strange rivals. Toby Ball, hi Toby. Hey, kid. What are you from Boston? We get those same ads that I was every single time. Oh my God. Hello, I'm Malcolm Gladwell. You might think that an AI agent is something that you don't need. In every I-Hart podcast, there's like a hundred million of those Malcolm Gladwell ads. I think I heard some in this one too. I hear that guy's voice again. I kept getting this like some guy from Boston. It's like, oh, you see me in North End and, you know, now I'm doing this. I didn't get that one. I think that's a geolocated, like I don't think other people, other parts of the country got that one some guy were supposed to know

yeah because he was on a billboard yeah scratch that hi Rebecca how are you how are you doing this

afternoon uh yeah those ads sometimes target you and like that's why some people are like I heard an ad

for some city in Wisconsin the tourist board I'm like where like, where do you live? And it's usually not

Wisconsin because they're trying to get people to go there. It's like the most Boston guy since

those guys saw that angel fish and couldn't tell what it was in the harbor. That was incredible.

That's a great internet moment for sure. Incredible internet moment. All right, so Kevin, what are we discussing on the upcoming episode of Crime Writers' On? So on our next episode, we're going to be talking about the documentary film. It's now streaming on Netflix. It's called The Perfect Neighbor. And it's about somebody super nice who's a perfect neighbor. Yeah. Way to spoil it. Just like me. I'm a person neighbor.

Yeah.

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