We've all heard the phrase, that kind of thing doesn't happen in our town, but here on Midwest murder, we will shatter that false reality. In fact, it happens more often than we know. And sometimes, the details of the most horrific crimes that happen in our neighborhoods are lost in

the back pages of newspapers, forgotten on our news channels, and eventually erased over time.

We are here to talk about murder, diving into some of the most controversial cases in Midwest history.

This show will not shy away from the morbid details of these horrific events and the often

ugly truths behind them.

What you will hear is a detailed timeline of events, perspectives from those closely involved,

and analysis by experts.

What you will feel is the darkness that surrounds each story, the innocence lost by the victims,

and hopefully the justice that was ultimately delivered.

Don Palumbo.

Jonah Lanto.

What you will feel is how darn tough that intro can be sometimes.

The word events apparently does not want to roll out of my mouth today.

It was hard.

Nobody's ever going to know that we had to redo that four times.

I know. Okay. He's a jerk. I redid the last paragraph one time. And yeah.

It felt like three. Uh-huh. Okay. Whatever. I'm done with you. I'll do this episode by myself.

Gosh. And we're coming at you from the studio this time. We have a super busy fall coming up with

a bunch of shows.

We've got Dickinson coming up and mine not. And then this fall, I need the list to even tell you. That's how busy it's going to be. It's awesome. Host Fest, Jamestown, Sioux Falls will probably be back. We're working on Minnesota. And there's many more to be announced. We're super excited about it. We like to keep it a little bit light and enjoy our 2.5 months of summertime here in the hometown of Minot, Don Palumbo. So I'm all about it. And I just, I love the studio. Makes me feel like I'm in the radio DJ booth. There's just something kind of sacred about it. I love it. Well, we pay rent here. So it's nice that we use it every down again. So that's nice. Right. Yeah. Well, a big thank you to everyone who is rated and reviewed the podcast. We tell you often, you know, just how awesome that does, you know, how has some things that does for us. We appreciate it. And the comments, the feedback, support that we receive from you guys, whether it's good or bad, we appreciate it so very much. I know that it only takes a few seconds, but you taking that few, those couple of seconds to do that really means a lot. So, Jonah, what are people saying about

Midwest murder? It does do a lot. And I'll just say that thoughtful gestures stretch for miles,

you guys. And giving us a review is a thoughtful gesture. So think of it

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