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And good morning to you. It is a 27 here. It is Tuesday and it is the 8th day of December. Dave and Chuck the Freak on 101WRIF.

If you've missed the big news, we're doing a private screening of Star Wars, The Force Awakens with Chuck James and Andy all out there at the Imagine Theater in Royal Oak on the opening day of the movie, December 18th.

It is exclusively for our listeners. You can go to WRIF.com and enter to win and keep listening because in the 9 o'clock hour this morning we will give you a shot.

The next time we go to commercial break, you'll get a shot to call in and win your passes to the special screening of Star Wars The Force Awakens.

It is brought to you by the RIF and Imagine theaters with nine locations across Michigan. Check them out at ImagineEntertainment.com.

Coming up in just a second, we'll get to RIF news. How did a stolen cheesecake lead to a high-speed chase?

What did a guy assault his ex with in a true Canadian crime and did a 91 year old woman die during a kinky sex game?

As he tells in all those stories and more, are on the way as we check RIF news in just a second.

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Well, holidays are a time for family, fresh baked cookies and of course, awkward family Christmas cards.

But one Michigan college student has taken the concept to a new level. Looking to baffle his aunts, uncles and grandparents, Joshua Brasso decided to splurge on professionally photographed Christmas cards this year with a fake family.

He first took to Craig's list to hire his wife and kids offering 20 bucks a piece and free copies of photos.

And then after he picked his family, he dressed them in traditional Christmas garb, turtlenecks, ugly sweaters and santa hats and paid a photographer 50 bucks for the photos.

And they are awesome. Look at it. It's a very large, surly looking lady.

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