Hey everyone, Isaac here. This week I have a special bonus for you all. It's another cross-posted

episode from Criminal Records, and this is the last one that I'm going to do. This one is about a

famous murder that I'd planned to cover on the podcast at some point, but I moved it over to the

list for Criminal Records after I started working on that show. So, here it is for you all,

for those of you who have an interest. We're going to cover the Kobe child murder of 1997.

Fair warning, just a heads up, this episode deals with some disturbing stuff. We try not to

sensationalize it too much, but there's really no avoiding talking about the violence of these murders.

So, knowing that, here it is if you're interested, and if you're intrigued by what you hear, please do check criminal records out.

I have a lot of fun working on it. So, without any further ado, here we go.

This is Demetrius Binrad. And this is Isaac Meyer.

And this is the Criminal Records podcast, a podcast about some of history's weirdest true crime cases.

That's right.

And we're both tired and pretty wiped out after a long week, which is great because we have a super serious topic to talk about today.

And we have to actually be on our game.

Yeah, this one's going to be less weird as in wacky and more weird as in someone doing something.

Hainously, really, really fucked up.

Someone doing something so far outside the norm of what most people can really even comprehend a person could do.

Yeah, I mean, just before we get into it, a heads up, this episode's going to involve

talking about a murder case, a serial murder case, actually, and talking about some pretty

intense violence against children specifically.

I'm not, we're not going to get too descriptive, but there is a certain level to which we

have to talk about what actually happened in order to talk about the case. So just a heads up for you all.

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