Help me.

M.L. Elric is a podcast.

Take us around the other side.

Focus on the drop.

Is it a tape?

A powerful man has been murdered.

Holy...

A hidden camera recorded the crime.

None of this goes beyond us.

We don't need any more problems, do we? An innocent bystander. That was my Christmas present? You need dreams, buddy. Dad. Was given the evidence. We have reason to believe that Mr. Fowler may have passed sensitive materials to you. Uh, no, he didn't pass me anything. How did you happen to be at Ruby's today? I was shopping for all the Detroit merchandise. That's still legal, isn't it?

Sean Windsor.

No, I was picking something up for myself.

I do a little cross-dressing on the weekends.

Let's get into his life.

You asked him to Roger,

the judge, it's gone.

What are you doing? What are you doing? That is not painful by them. That is painful by the people of Detroit. You might be qualified, M.L. I'm not qualified for this job. Let me tell you son. You want to go right now? Okay? You want to go right now? Hey kids, it's your old pal, M.L. doing a little cross-dressing. As you can see, today I dressed up like a man. A grown-up man with a necktie and a shirt with a collar. This is what we used to wear before. Don't say it. Whatever it is, you're going to say it. Why? If there really was a pandemic. Don't say it. It could be a conspiracy, is you're going to say. What? If there really was a pandemic.

Don't say it.

It could be a conspiracy, but we're going to find out because on today's show, we are joined by

Andy Kroll, who knows a little something about conspiracies.

He's written a book called Why Do the Riffs Always Job the Wolverines and the murder of Seth Rich and the age of conspiracy?

So he's diving into all the big conspiracies. And we're going to talk to Andy in just a minute.

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