Hey, friendos, Steve here.

And we're going back to going and raw the only pro wrestling podcasting and be listening

to. Of course, we're going to do these every week when they're on the dark side of the

ring. We're going to talk about Jimmy Superfly, Snooka and the death of Nancy Argentino. This

is right at my alley man because I'm all about the date line and the ID channel and all

that stuff. So that was, this is right in your wheelhouse then because this felt like

date line, another 48 hours, those procedural investigative crime programs, this fit right

into that kind of template. Yeah. Yeah. Instead of hosted by Chris Hanson, it was hosted

by Chris Jericho. Chris Jericho, exactly. Let champion.

So I don't really know like what's a good place to start here because this is kind of

a different thing. It's for talking about a date line. Yeah. What was your overall impression

of I guess we can start here? Did he totally killed that girl, right? I mean, yeah, I mean,

he's at least, okay, review over. I mean, like I guess the question is, was it an accidental

thing? You know, I mean, his initial story was, was as he put it wrestling, probably fighting

if the previous history of physical altercations as we believed. And during the course of the

fight, she fell hit her head and then what a day later passed away. So I guess one would

maybe piece together, they got to fight. Well, somehow she fell over whether she was pushed

or not. And then, you know, hit her head and then a couple of days later, a day later,

due to the head trauma passed away. Although the corner of report, I don't understand a lot

of the technical YPMP forensics jargon, like the, what was the meat blow the head, METE?

Okay. Yeah. Because based on what they found, and they weren't in the documentary and

the wording escapes me now, but the conclusion of which was based on the injury she suffered,

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