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Listener discretion is advised. once upon a crime. This month as you guys know what we've been doing is we've been

taking some high profile cases that most people have heard about, know lots of

details about probably, but we're kind of pulling them apart a little bit and maybe going through some of the things that haven't been talked about or

Some myths are things that we want to clarify at least for ourselves as you know true crime people that really want to know all the details.

When this case broke in 2018 I didn't really follow it because when I started hearing about the details of it

I just was like I don't even want to hear about that. First of all, I don't know why this has become such a media thing when unfortunately this is a very common story, at least as far as the type of crime that it is.

And then when the details started coming out and they were so horrible, I was like, I don't even

want to hear those details right now.

I don't want to know. So I really

didn't follow it until much later on. There was a few things as I watched and

started reading about it. I had some questions like why aren't we talking about this so this is why I'm bringing

this one into our December special episodes and this is the case of the family

annihilator Christopher Watts or Chris Watts as a guess is he's more commonly known.

And today to help me discuss this is Lorena. You guys know Lorena. She's our social media person. She's our audio

production person. She kind of helps with everything around here and she's just

been part of our family for a long time right?

Right now almost four years now.

Gosh I can't believe it.

Four years it's crazy like it's just it's insane right the end of the

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