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're 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.

Joan Alanto.

Don Palumbo.

We are in studio today for the first time in years. For the first time

in actual years, recording a full episode of Midwest murder. And it got, it kind of got me thinking,

Don, I like telling you stories, pal. Yeah. You're good, you're a good story listener. I like to be a

listener. Yeah. A lot of times you tell stories out there and you tell a story to somebody and then they just move on with their life.

And I'm forced to listen to you. So that's also a thing too. And you know, it's it's so different being in studio because there's nobody to laugh at my like pity laugh at my jokes.

No, I have to be the one to pity laugh. I know. This is going to be. So, as Don said, we're coming at you from the Midwest Murder, Good Talk Studio, and

Mynot.

We've been working hard on memoirs for your lovely families and on our new TV show, Midwest

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