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Welcome back to Dark Poutine, I'm Mike Brown, creator and host, my guest host again this week

is my good friend Matthew, prolific poster in the Dark Poutine Facebook groups,

and dad of Dark Poutine's much loved, photographed unofficial mascot, Steve the British Bulldog,

it's great to have you with me again Matthew. It's great to be here again. Before we get started,

I want to take a moment to send my condolences to the family of my longtime friend and staunch,

Dark Poutine supporter Lauren Sear. He and I were talking about him guest hosting Dark Poutine one

day, too bad that'll never come about. I hope that wherever you are you're at peace, fly free old

friend. I'll miss you this episode is for you Lauren. The views, information and opinions expressed

during the Dark Poutine podcast are solely those of the producer and do not necessarily represent

those of curious cast. It's affiliate, global news, nor their parent company, chorus and

entertainment. Dark Poutine is not for the faint of heart or squeamish, our content is often

intense and some listeners may find it disturbing. We're not experts on the topics we present,

nor are we journalists, we're two ordinary Canadian shmows chatting about crime in the Dark Side of

History. Let's get to it. Put on your tube, grab yourself a double double and in the Nymobar,

it's time to scarf down some Dark Poutine. Part of a well-balanced diet.

On July 13th, just after 2am, police responded to reports of some kind of break-in and possibly

multiple deaths at the home of the Rafay family at 4610-144 place southeast in the affluent

Somerset neighborhood in Belvue, Washington, a suburb just east of Seattle, a bloody crime scene

awaited the first responders. This is Dark Poutine episode 167, did they get it right?

There are Rafay family murders. The 911 call audio that follows was placed by Glen

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