The following subject matter is real and only intended for mature audiences.

Discretion is advised.

People are dead after deputies say a man went on a shooting rampage.

I knew a week before she died was going to kill her.

I can tell you the scene out there is absolutely horrific.

Nobody knows where this individual may strike next.

This is 10-minute murder.

Welcome to 10-minute murder. Grief and bingeable true crime. I'm Joe, the host, and thank you for

joining today. Also, thanks for all the latest ratings and reviews. It makes me glad to read what you all think of the show and that you're enjoying it. And some of you sent messages and emails telling me that you listen every day on the way to work or at work or a whole bunch of you listen on road trips. We've binge listened to a whole bunch of the episodes for hours at a time on road trips.

And by the way, that's why I call the show bingeable, because the show is like a plate of nachos.

And each chip, each individual chip is like an episode.

And sometimes those chips stick together because there's a cheese overload situation, and it turns out to be a much bigger bite than usual.

And those chips are like the occasional longer episodes that I stick in there from time to time.

And that might be the worst slash best analogy that's ever popped in my head, depending on how you look at that.

But I'm sorry or you're welcome. Either one.

Hey, another thing I need to mention before we get going with today's episode. I'm starting to put

the episodes on YouTube. You can subscribe 10-minute murder on YouTube and watch me talk instead of

or in addition to listening to me talk. The current plan is to release them on YouTube a day after. So, for example,

if this episode is released on Tuesday, then you can listen to it wherever you listen to podcasts

on Tuesday. And then on Wednesday, I'll post the video of it on YouTube. And I may not be

able to post every single episode, but I'm going to try to do it as often as I can.

And I create a lot of episodes.

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