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. John Alanto. Don Palumbo, that felt serious. It was very serious because it is serious.

It is. Wow. Wow. Sorry. Is this mine or do I do this one?

You can do this one. I can do this one. Well, big thanks to everyone for being here with us tonight.

We're coming at you live from the Luft in Bismarck, North Dakota. We totally love this establishment.

Previously, we've been at the Speak Easy. Thank you also to everyone who takes the time out of their very

busy lives to jump onto iTunes or podcast and drop or Spotify and drop a review for our

podcast, though it really helps us get recognition and further our reach out there. So if you're a

fan and you want there to be more fans like we do, you just jump on there. You give us a quick

review. We really appreciate it.

So Don, I'm a little curious. What are people saying about Midwest Murder? Well, WJAR Watcher,

five stars. Midwest Murder gets it right. In-depth, interesting, enlightening, and entertaining.

One of my new faves. Asterisk. My only concern is the host talks so fast. I find myself having to rewind repeatedly to hear exactly what's been said and that's so

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