Hey everyone, how's it going? My name's Andrew, and you're listening to the Culep's English podcast,

the place where we help you improve your English fluency through listening to real conversations and true stories.

Today, we're returning to one of the most shocking and unforgettable stories that we've ever covered here on Culeps,

the mushroom murder case in Australia,

and now the trial is over and a verdict has been reached. If you're new here or you haven't listened to the original episode about this case, then I've linked it for you in the description. You

might want to check that out before continuing so you can get

the full backstory. In today's lesson, we'll go through an original news article that explains

exactly what happened. Together, we'll go step by step and break down the key vocabulary that is

important for understanding this story, words like jury, convicted, estranged,

and verdict. Mastering these words will help you to build your English fluency and understand

how native speakers talk about current event topics. Now, to get the most out of this lesson,

I've linked a free interactive transcript and vocabulary

glossary for you. You can find that in the description for this episode. And for all

Culeps members out there, there's also a comprehension quiz. So you can take the quiz after you

finish with this episode and see how much you are able to understand. Now, speaking of

Culep's members, I wanted to give a special shout-out to one of our members

from Japan named Calri, and she mentioned on our Discord server that she listened to the

original Mushroom Murder Case episode over 50 times, which is just incredible and a great way to boost your English skills.

Calorie is also a regular during our weekly speaking classes for Culeps members, and I can see

her improve week by week by week, and she's just got a positive energy and a great spirit

when it comes to learning English. So kudos, Kauri.

Thank you for listening to that original episode so many times.

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