The story you're going to hear about today is one of the most disturbing that you'll ever hear the

details of in your entire life. This isn't an ordinary casual trigger warning for a reason.

You're going to think about this long after the episode ends. The point of telling this story

isn't to do anything other than to give you a stone cold reminder, a wake-up call, that people like

this live all around us.

You might see them checking the mail, and they give a friendly little wave, ask you if

you happen to know what aisle the hamburger buns are in in the grocery store.

They might even be a part of your friend group, and you have suspicions, but you never

really know for sure until something happens.

They're hiding in plain sight. Welcome to 10-minute murder, brief and bingeable true crime. My name is Joe. I'm the host,

and thank you for joining today. If I had my phone nearby, I think I left it in the other room.

But if I had it, I would publicly call you out by name.

The person that asked me if I'd ever seen the series that's on Netflix called How to Get Away with Murder,

you and I aren't friends anymore.

Let me just say that.

No, I had not seen it until a couple of days ago,

and I decided at their request that I give it a try. This is now like three days later. I'm on season two in the middle of season two, and my laundry's stacking up. I've got stuff to do, and I can't do it because I just keep watching this show. It's pretty good. I don't want to say it's amazing. It's pretty good. I normally don't do untrue crime. The real world is scary enough. I don't mess with the fake stuff. Aside from Dexter,

Dexter gets a pass for me, but aside from that, I stick with like true crime stuff. But this show is

pretty good, obviously, since I can't seem to do anything else besides watch it. I'm telling you,

count your days. Don't ever get me hooked on a show again. Or come do my laundry for me. Either one. All right, before we get going with the episode today, this is your reminder to subscribe wherever you like to listen to podcasts so that you don't miss any episodes in the future. On social media, you can follow along and see what's happening with

10-minute murder. Links are in the show notes of this episode, as well as at 10-minute

murder.com. Also, if you have friends that are into brief true crime stories like the ones

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